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Arizona republican., 1914-12-17

given below will be given in Monroe hall and the appropriate motion pie lures will he shown in the Gem thea ter, and at both gatherings Christmas carols will be sung by the adult chorus.
 The program to be given in Monroe hall will be as follows:
 Address of welcome: G. T Peabody.
 Prayer.
 Violin solo: Mr Wolf
 Keeping Christmas: X play by Chandler children.
 Pages Leon White, Chas. Williams. Christmas sheaf Ernest Morrison.
 Christmas greens, Florence Allen Beth Mcclellan.
 The Yule Log Bert Larmour: Sur geon Warren Hancock.
 The Christmas Brand: Nellie MeClel- len
 The Christmas Candle: w. Workman The Christmas Saint: Carlos Cruel. 1 The Christmas Stocking: Thelma Peterson, Lucille Meyer, DeItoss Mont gomery Ernest Ross. ! The Christmas Peace: Marian Tripp.
 The Christmas Fare: Bessie Dubois, Alta Arnold w Calhoun Elizabeth Rogers. Bessie Huber Rarbaran Sellers, ! Wilma Martineau, Bernice Davis, Nio- | let Hunsaker.
 The Christmas Child: Rosa SpriGS, Dorothy Sprgg, Mittie Jones, Nerna Huber. and fou others. i Christmas Carols by adult chorus. Christmas Song: Quartet Solo Miss Gretchen Pringle.
Arizona republican., 1914-12-17
LAND OFFICE BUSINESS MUST
 PAY PART IF REVENUE TAX.

crw'se conveyed to, or vested in, tho purchaser, or purchasers, or any other person or persons, by his, her, or their direction, when the consideration or value of the interest or property con veyed, exclusive of the value of any lien or encumbrance thereon, exceeds $1O0 and does not exceed $500, 50 cents; and for each additional $500 or frac- tionsl part thereof in excess of $500, 50 cents: Provided, That nothing con- tained in this paragraph shall be so construed as to impose tax upon any instrument or writing given to secure a debt.'
 Assignments of desert land entries, either in whole or in part, or of recla- matlon homesteads. are conveyances of an interest in land such as will re- quire revenue stamp under this sec ton. The same rule is also applicable to conNeyances or deeds by which claims under the mining laws are sold, transferred or conveyed Where such assignments, deeds, or conVeyances have not been recorded in the local re- cording office. a corroborated affidavit, preferably by the assignee and assig- nor should be furnished giving the ac- tual value of the interest so trans ferred, exclusive of any lien or encum- brance thereon, which affidavit should be used as a basis for escertainng the proper amount of stamps to be affixed to the conveyance.
 4. "Power of attorney to sell and convey real estate, or to rent or lease the same, to receive or collect rent to sell or transfer any stock, bonds, scrip. or for the collection of any dividends or interest thereon, or to perform any and all other acts not hereinbefore specified, 25 cents"
 This section is applicable to all pow CTS of attorney to make mining loca- tions, and to sell, convey rent or lease the same, and to make applications for patent for such mining claim. It is also applicable to powers of attorney to select lands in connection with lieu land applications.
 Ordinary powers of attorney In con test cases. or powers of attorney to rep resent and protect clients interest in claims pending before the land depart ment, do not require stamps.
 Respectfully,
 CLAY TALLMAN,
 Commissioner.
Arizona republican., 1914-12-17
Schedule Shows That AppIi- cations of New Special Tax Law Will Be Broader Than Was at First As sumcd-What It Costs

Land office business will have to pay it's pro-rata of the war tax. now being assessed against the people of the United States. in order to meet the ex- tra expenses of these troublous times. and to fill up the gaps left by the loss of certain forms of federal revenue rom international trade. The applica- : ton of the new special revenue law is even broader than was at first as- stunned. In an exclusive story, pub lished ten days ago. The Republican tolG how certificates issued by land of fees would have to bear revenue stamps Now comes a further an- nouncement. given out yesterday fore noon at the office of Receiver John J. Birdno of the local land office. which outlines the revenue laws application as follows:
 "* Stamp taxes are provided in the following cases
 1. Bond: For indemnifying any person or persons, firm, or corpora ton who shall have become bound or engaged as surety for the payment of any sum of money, or for the execu- ton or performance of the duties of any office or position. and to account for money received by virtue thereof, and all other bonds of any description, ex- cert such as may be required in legal proceedings, not otherwise provided for in this schedule, 50 cents."
 This section is applicable to mineral surveyors bonds and to prospcctors bonds.
 + is also applicable to bonds given by d saWmill operator, and to bonds re- quired of purchasers of damaged tim Der
 2. Certificate Of any description required by law not otherwise spec- fled in this act. 10 cents.'
 This section is applicable to certified copies cf patents, documents, or other records furnished by this office certi- fled copies of field notes furnished by the United States surveyors general, and all certified copies of records which the local land officers are au- thorzed to furnish. Funds can not be accepted in lieu of revenue stamps by this office. the local land officers or the Onlteu states surveyors general, and where funds are transmitted they should be promptly returned and the party advised to transmit the requisite stamp.
 Stamps are not required upon appli- cations to enter lands under the public iand laws. whether the jurats are exc cuted before the register and receiver of the local office or before some other officer authorized to take acknoWl- edgements in public land matters Neither is it required to place stamps upon township plats furnished by tho local land officers showing entered and vacant lands in particular townships.
 B. "conveysnce: Deed, instrument or writing, whereby any lands. tene ments, or other realty sold shall b. granted, assigned, transferred, or oth'
Arizona republican., 1914-12-17

mas and happy New Year. and mounted in a gildcd barrel First. it was laid supine. reminding one of the way it must nave looked when the woodmans axe got through refusing to spare that tree. A great quantity of wire, some rope certain blocks and tremendous amount of good advice plus portcrs bystanders and cne laborer, were all attached to said tree. and then with many ''ho- beavers" it was elevated so that the tIp of the topmost branchlet bent against the colored glass of the sky light
 The lobby will be the scene of the usual Christmas collection of merch- andise for the poor. and of the usual scene of holiday gayety.
Arizona republican., 1914-12-17
MUCH FUSS ATTENDS THE
 RAISING 0F XMAS TREE
Huge Pinclet Erected In Adams Lob by for Annual Holiday Celebra-
 ton; How Tree was raised.

A brace of horny handed sons of toll, elevating a fiftyfoot telephone pole so it would sink chuggingly into q proper hole by the road side, never attracted such an audience as that which witnessed George Kirkland ct al. putting J. C. Adams Christmas tree in place, under the sky-light of the hotel lobby last evening. In fact the gallery was crowded. "a thing which makes showman's heart to warm with the thought of nickels clinking across the box office slab
 The tree is thirty-foot pine. all properly shaped for merry Christ .
Arizona republican., 1914-12-17
SAYS DISARMAMENT
 AGREEMENT UNLIKELY
ropean War is Argument for Strengthening National Defense.
Especial to The RepubIican)

tSpeclal to The Republcdn)
 WASHINGTON. Dee. 16.-That an agreement among the nations of the world leading to international disar mement is unlikely, in spite of the fact that such an arrangement would probably be welcomed by the maj orrity of patriotic Americans is the declaration of Representative Joseph
Arizona republican., 1914-12-17

R. Knowland of California q director of the National Defense league in a statement given out here today.
 In the meantime said the Cali fornia congressman. ".t is the duty of the United States to be fully pre- pared.
 Within the past few years I have
Arizona republican., 1914-12-17
SeaSondble Fruits and Vegetables

Carload Just Received Jersey Island Bleached Gel cry, Hawaiian Pineapples, White Plume Cauliflower, Luscious Grapes, Persim- mons, Hot-house Cucum- bers; Crisp, Sweet Lettuce; Yankee Pumpkin, Hubbard Squash, Brussels Sprouts, Parsley, Late Howe Gran berries, etc., etc.
New-York tribune., 1914-12-01
Shipping Information and
Marine NeWs of the World

cosmo. Ponce November %. Gusnics 2. Msy..
Rico Ss Co with 50 passengers. mails Ahd muse
Bar. 5.lS an.
Arsl lBrl. CArylIY November IL. to Dssit War
den. In ballast. Bar, 4:So m. q, .,
sun. Rotterdam November 10 and bofton % F"
Bristol City tBr1. Bri.tol Noserser Il ard swan.
m
Catherine cuneo tNor). Port Antonio NosemSe;;
s9 70 he cunso Importing Go. win passenger ana
Comus. New Orlssrs November IS. TO the South
EN- PAeirc Co. with passengers sad mdse' 9us'sh-
tine. s.l4 an.
Kasenss ,Brl. Mann, September 90. Iloilo octo::
Der 7. singapore IL, Port said Noysmbsr ana
orsn ". u Norton. Lilly co, w1on mase' p"'
Grayson. ArecfSo November IL. Arroyo is. Poncs
Il. MaySguez and Asgadila @S and san Juan y
20 the Bun InsulAr Line. with mdse- Bar. $40
George Pymsn (Br). Cardiff November S. TO Bar
Der n Co. IN ballast Bar. a m .
Hamilton. Newport News and Norfon. 20 the Oh
Dominion IS Co Stth passengers and Tndse. quar-
Arspahoe. Jacksouvills November 81 and Charles.
ton Is. 10 the C,yds SIS co. with passengers and
mdse. Quarantine, IS D m
Mama HSta, Baltimore 10 the New YORK " bal-
timoFe Trans Co. with mdse Quarantine ESQ M
EtoniAn (Brl, London November H. 10 tho CunArd
SIS Co. Ltd. with mdse. Bar. N.
Eyanser gNor), CardeaAs November is and Ma
tsnzAs %. via Norfolk 2s. to the Munson IS Line.
"'sa Sandy si Hook SoV 20. $50 n-w,nd north
west; Light breeze: .hlck fog: smooth sea
SAILED.
Steamers George Pyman. Port Arthur; Dasland
(Norl. Norfolk: Tunsisaa ,Brl. Boston: KENTUCKY
tDaul, Copenhagen.
New-York tribune., 1914-12-01
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS


Frsmsnte. Nor 2sKceluns lBtl, New York,
LiyerpOo Nov 29-Ran (Norl. New York. 5Vth.
10, Transy lvanis OBI. New York
Naples, Nov 2l-yeneIia (Fr). New YORK and
st Michseis. Nov es-Finllnd. New York tor Naples
Falmouth. NoT 2s-strnda tNosl. New iorR ioi
Auckland nov 7e-s,ar Of New Zealand (Brl. Nes
Melbourne. Nov 3O-Slatoppo lBfl. New York.
Rio de Janelro, Nov 2S-storfond (Norl. New Ycrs
Ro,,erdSm' 1tsrr Nov 27-Rnydam Dutch. New York
Manchester Nov 2e-Tonaw anda lBrl, New foIh
East London. Nov 2S-Corie Castle IBr)' New ior'
Bsihao' Nov 56-Csoiaue tBrl. Icuiqus for New
York land proceeded Lyra, San Francisco Tor
New York land proceeded
Crist0bal Nov 29-Santa Cara, New fofs Tor san
Francisco (and proceeded, Trent tbr), We" iofA
Tor southampton, JOth Colon. Ne~ lorh.
SAILED.
Rotterdam. Nov 27--American Dutch. New York
La Flandre Dutch, New York. Massapcdus. New
York; 2s,h Manningham (Svedl. New York; Tns'
tSwed). New YORK: syth. haiendreeh' 'Du'ehl'
New York
Newport. Noy 2s-Kersmiai (0reekl. New York.
Aelbourae, Nov S0-MatoppO ,Brl, Now fork,
BERGEN. Nor IS. mldnisht-kristlaniAfiord tNorl'
St Thomas. Nov 90. 8 m--ParimA (Br) iron
Demerara). New York.
Hayre, Nov 70 G ? m-Rochsmbe,u tFr). New York
Crlstobal Nov s0--I l. Lucsenbach iron New YORK
and PHILADELPHIA. san Francisco.
PASSED.
sagrss. Nov 9s-Crlos lGreck. New York fo'
Lizard. nov 29-Kursk Russl. New York for =.
Gibraltar. Nov 27-I0anns Greek. Genoa for New
Dunnet Head. Nov 20-Mu,i, tBrl. New York for
Dover. Nov sO-TerschelliuS Dutch New YorS FOR
Rotterdam.
New-York tribune., 1914-12-01

Hishest temperature yesterday % lat 2.20 .. m :
lowest. ~ lat I a. m.) average. As; average for
spending date last year A. average Tor CORE
spending date last thirty three years. 49,
New-York tribune., 1914-12-01
PIRLIC NOTICE.

SEALED BIDS Will BE RECEIVED by TIE
Hosri Of Water supply at its orcss. twenty-
i'',f aoor Municipal Building. Park Row. Centre
ss'f". - ar,ter. strcets New York City until IA
= m. On Tuesday. December g. 1914. Tor Contract
Az for printing 49,, -,
9',,riv suened and read. Pamphlets containing In
s,m.tlon Tor bidders 10 obtained al the above
address. at the Office q the he.Ittay' ny deposit
sosss,aient Tor each pamphlet For further particu-
isr. sppiy 10 the once Of the Principal Ass1taui
Eugineer al the ahOse address. -
Ins' CHARLES STRAUSS, President
CHARLES " CHADWICK
JOHN 4. CALVIN.
commissioners ~ the Board Of Water Supply.
"a pEITCE COBB. Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1914-12-01
THE WEATHER REPORT

III & Walker Dry Goods Co-N Simon; NOV ~ ~, ~
Vacated stot
New-York tribune., 1914-12-01

Barometer Readings.
a. m .3o.JJ ?. m...3O.4i .. NJ. oil
New-York tribune., 1914-12-01
BUSINESS CARDS.

-.yY YORK CARPET CLEANING WORKS.
Oltest Largest. Most Modern.
rrN-p ARCS WOvEN FROM OLD CARPETA
p,te.. Hsuonah-. Send 10, Circular.
T.i .ss2- -ssg3 Byant. taT4se wst 18th 81
c.RyF,1, CARPET CLEANING Co---clsans By
sompressed air. steam hand cr on door 1858
p,osdxay lgl Last isth st. coz BRANDT
Tel is3 aSth
uai,io,,sh Letters, 500. 81 80: 1000, fLT,;
10 0SO ~ pfcmp, g. II. Weaihcrford. Ito NASSAU
noom 1905 Phons Beekmsn $3.50 ---
WILL BuY contents housss r-ts; pianos. carpets.
Csofse. ls3 last l.5th u. y l.ss hii'elS'
New-York tribune., 1914-12-01

Oh Mission Wine c.nsr,-It.li.n vineyard C

Oh Mission Wine censrs-Itali.n Vineyard Co.
O'Bhsn. D--L Butler. slo.ln l3
PilAtsky. J. and VI Cohen--J Bayer ct a. :i4i q
Prlce. B-w D MAY G Al. seli 8
Pepper. G-L sWickeTt, S332 u
PrOjst II W-HaWkeye Peal Button Co. 1921 l3
Psah. y &C Pamvos slse 80
Deck. " G-L kreieishemer 500 81
Perns. Martha O-S Trimmer q Sens Inc, sol ~
Rect SA Lutetkin et al Sl33 81
Rook. s-M Better. 1858
hsdice. s.. and ID Muocia-P sels'sni. s2ls II
Ryan, CD Hines SllI %
Ryan. W J-Greenpoint Fire Brick Co. !ls2 g
StaegemAnn, Nc stecyer si5t -
Shapiro. A A Abrauson. $50 81
Schissan. S-Afiles Bemeut Pond Co. Szs3 5s
SeQnan. R-D Bencs $3.50 30
Euthfrlar q. D-M Cottier et 81, SZz0 ~
Schiller. Emily and II l. J-P Leopold. s5si
sundstrom & Stratton Coz du Port de Nernours
Town site Realty Col ssIruels. i2le u
1bornss Johnson Drug Co-kesom & Co. sio4 %
Surdstrcm Strsitou Co, Z sundstrom ard " ID
slrAtton-E du Poni de Nsmour Powder Co.
Tannenbaum. NJ Nh II Gslinser. Ss.eos I3
Third Avenue Railway Cos knight. =. soss
same-A A Knight. u li4 y
Tysen. Fay Le-R Tyson, ft13 tJ
Twin state Realty Col sar1ues. s.oi ~
Won Bokkelen. Man 1T piihladdo. Sfot -
Wrenn. W-Cu,ting Larson Co. costa. Sl15 ~
WIZ Cub Co & Fire-A II Jane. sl,ssi ~
The Bronx.
Bsuman J R-B Kasselbrennn. sag *
Eul.nsisin G. and schnisz s. Eusns,ein. Ine-H :
Silleck ir. S!l9 %
Perns, Msrths-s Trimmer & Sous. Inc. :Iel g
Yoilsg. VI and Sarah-Burns Bros. |Ivi -
Weidhcm, Net,ie-Y Fucker. '-VO
New-York tribune., 1914-12-01
SATISFIED JUDGMENTS.
NOVEMBER 30.
Manhattan.

The FIRST name Is hat q the debtor. the second
that Of the creditor. and date when Judgment
New-York tribune., 1914-12-01

To 7, Elun,bcrs. n Bornsteln David Coron. Gussie
Dabldowltch. Lena FelleF. Minnie Gibson, Geofse
Klein Ale IeginsOn Celia Nlchcals, Miss Permut-
Ter. 81 Pick. Bernard satuior. Marie scarabelish'
Regina spizor sam solou3n ~ tssrosn % WTisht
J. Letter. Msy Edelman. Annis DAVIS l rams
smith, Herman lioz, sam TOP stephen ,,s shaoo'
BASEL Feather Boa Co, !. Beir. huqolpn bf9"n' ,'
u Carter, H. Collins. Max Damn. l.. Davidson.
IIenry Lieb. salvador De MaTino sarah Dqk'4t: a.
/ ~ Cerod NJ Goldberg Isnnsn0aum Furniture
House. Liza Golden. N. J. GrossmAn Co, George
G,r,srb6rg Wiiiism Helnann Mrs. VI. Helne. Ed.
y Ue9ry Harry Herz. 81 L. Howard Il Kalotkan.
Levin. l.. fe5inson. ]. B. Lev. "; MarkoT,z,, ;.
Nrs Niron. Meyer Peltz. Peoples Club. Herman
Epstein. Chas " Hoffman. Progressive Dramatic
club. II. Kamenelsky. Ernest l9osh; H. :. hanin'
Schutzmah & Grossfeld Max sesel. A. l.. solomon.
Bertha sgunsgbeTs I9nS si1as1Ay We wsS5.I3 h
Mrx Yastrow NJ Weinstcn. Dr. H. VI. Zeitlen,
Ms T J. Clmpben j. Edwards, Empire Pleasure
Club. J. Heller J. Greenbcrg Morris Bins r.
Noble \ Keppier =. Ceary. NJ Freedman. Tony
D9mmo. &. Pwlose A. Welssberger. John Coclliong.
Rose a Siegsan Norris Lsyender. John j. Mitchell
~ Yot, md each N you are hereby notified that
the time Tor the payment of our lien upon the
.,tv bsrsinaffer described having expired. after
'iue notice thereof Las been given you. We VIII
rausa sich property, 10 Wit. household goods, per-
sonal eifects pianos safes. merchandise, machines
beddings desks' pictures, oics , 1870
cases hampers. bundles. packages Dags etc; etc..
stored ty you or In your name. or III "hlcn you
LAIN an interest. IN the Dochtemann storage
Warehouse Co.'S warehouses. 20 be sold AZ pubic
auction according to tho statute In such case
nnade and provided. st No; .5',l T. 10Th st.;
THURSDAY. December u. 1914; al A. NJ. and II
he sale thereof Is not completed on the said day
,be sale viii 10 continued at the same place ON
each and every Thursday thereafter beginning at
NJ until sale Is completed. -
oocpTtRmANR STORAGE WAREHOUSE co.
10 MARY JOHNSON you are hereby notified
that the time Of payment OF my lien upon
the property hereinafter described having eH-
rirod after due notice thereof had been given
YOU. I will cause such property. consisting or
household effects, etc. stored In the building
,Os sh av.. to be sold by public auction. at
r. " Cardozos. 4os stn aV., city OF Ne"
Yort ON Dec. lith AT II a. m. and follow
ing regular sales days at the same hour until
S"4N' - r. " CARDOZO.
New-York tribune., 1914-12-01

THURSDAY. DECEMBER 3.
OUTGOING STEAMERS.

Mails Vessel
Vessel For Line. close sRils
Honorira Turks Island, clyde 9 90 am IL 90 am
Mohawk. jacksonville. Clyde. 90. 100 pm
City oi Savannah. Savannah, Say 800 pm
WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 2
Caracas, Curacao Red D....... $50 am 1900 N
Santa Marta. Colon. y + CO... $3.50 am y .00 m
Dronning Maud. Turks Island. II 90 N 800 pm
COachO. Galveston. Mallory. .....--- 100 bn
ArapahOe, Jacksonville. Clyde. - 100 pnl
Creole, New Orleans SO Psc. e.. - 90 IN
THURSDAY. DECEMBER 3.
Rotterdam. Naples. Hol-Am..... $50 am IL 90 m
Helig OlaY. Christlansand. A. 10 90 sn 2 90 pm
YiNGncia. Havana. Ward. ....... 0 90 am 1870 m
Trafalgar. Havana ............. j. .0l m
of Montgomery. Savannah. Sav -- 800 pm
II Vale. Galveston. So Pac..,.. 800 pm
New-York tribune., 1914-12-01

that Of the creditor. and date when Judgment
fled. ~,
20. IA, % taI4. s503 50
John DAYTON CoTvIF d Stuart: Nov %. 1914:
uu1s "A d pr,so. March 2e 1914. $500 IS
sullivan, Nm Nathan: Sept g. 1912 sZZs -
Kramer. Mina-Grand Lodge L OF In free
Sons % Israel. July 3. 1914; slZO ~
Ua,ss.1 I1~s1y a. a.. INV 1 1914; Sill "a
Brant. & B-R II Long; Aug %, 1915 Sly9
C0ITigan. P-M Mescaio. May l3. 1914; S-5f "a
Finkelsiein. and is weininger et al; June ~
rendsis,, " and T. Rosen-M Diamond et al i.
~ NJ 10 roiq 49, - ' Sl8i %
p,.- e,sts ~ NJ 4 Ra,,sr .. al. Jtlus H. 1914.
N''' '''4' s69g IS
Ely & Walker Dry Goods Co-N Simon; Nov %; lsli
Vacated. ffof ~
New-York tribune., 1914-12-01
ARRIVED

ARRIVED.
Steamers Anron. Cristobal November o. % tho
Panama Railroad So Line with IS passengers. mails
and mdse. Bar 1880 IN.
Lucine OBI. Cette November Z and Gibraltar
u. TO d T Warden. IN ballast. Bar. 48O m;
Bjornefiord (NOrl. Philadelphia November %. TO
Geo Helliesen. Ia ballast Quarantine I.3S M.
New-York tribune., 1914-12-01
RESORTS.

HOME. NOT A sANATORIUM. FOR AGED OF
mild nervous cases attendant and nurse IN a.
tendance. AIRY. Rox Al. Tribune Oflce.
New-York tribune., 1914-12-01
sURROGATE's COURT-KETCHl-,. SO
VIII Of Margaret ~ STARK
QUEENS COUNTY.
SUPREME CoURI-GARRETsO

DECISIONS.
DunnI. Genoyese Bin Of particulars grant
ed motion 10 Vscste order for examination OF de-
fendant granted. with $40 costs. .
Application Of J Mulan for ths removal OF The
body OF NJ NJ Ian. Motion denied, with $40 costs.
New-York tribune., 1914-12-01
Forecasts and Records of the
Last Twenty-four Hours.

Ofhclai Record and Foreeast.--washington Nov
3O.-In Eastern districts tie WINDS continue II1h
the east with much cloudiness and but lltt!e ram
The area of high pressure that has persisted over
New England Tor tho last forty eiSht houh' 20
which the eoudiness and east Winds are ug'' ~
slowly dlssipatng. and warmer sonlhety "ids arc
setting I'm over Atlantic coast districts. On the
Pacific coast a tainy period has begun. due 10 a
rigorous depression that now appears on the Can
fornia coast In the interior valleys much cioudi-
ness. with rain and relatively high temperatures
The weather will continue cloudy and unsettled
IN northeastern Atlantic coast dlstdcis luesuAS'
clearing wednesday. with moderately high tempers,
lures In the interior valleys It VIII be lar ana
slightly colder Tuesday. becoming unsettled Medhes-
day. Important changes 70 lower tempefaluie'
aud wiutry weather are not set apparent
Winds for Tuesday and Wednesday: North Auan-
tie. moderate west 70 southwest; middle Atlantic.
southeast: east Gulf light and variable; west cur
fresh southeast; upper Lakes. moderate 10 Ifesh
northwest. lower lakes. moderate south' becoming
northwest
Forecast for Special LoealltIe,--Easi,rn New
& &YSk sSg,s'r1 rs.H Ne" o.YIswar. Vest vru1Is.
cloudy. probably sht rain tuesday; wednesday
western New York. rain Tuesday; wednesday
fair west. rain east. colder.
Northern New England. rain Tuesday; Wednes-
Maryland the District oi Columbia and Viz
siuia partly cloudy Tuesday; fair Wednesday
Western Pennsylvania. partly cloudy Tuesday ana
Wednesday
Local OFfldl hfcorus--tlf iu4bNAik NuiNlel tN
ord from the Weather Bureau shows the changes IN
the temperature Tor tho last twenty four hours. n
lgl3 1914 1918. 1914.
? a. m........l2 q 45I 6 p. m....... i2 %
6 a. m....... 40 A. Q p. No.. 4l 30
a. m........ 40 40 y. m........ 80 ~
II m........... 4j 49.l2 .. m........ ~ -
Ii'.bas, h icmperai'ire y,ssriay 30 lat 29O D. M:
lowest. ~ lat a m.) average as; average Tor
corresponding date last year A.. average FOR CORE
spending date last thirty three years. 81.
Local Foreeast.-C0udy to-day. probably light
rain. fair Tomorrow; not much change In emperS-
ture: moderate and variable winds
Humidity.
8 A. m......9l ,. m......sS .. m''..''@
Barometer Readings.
a m .3oJJ l ?. m...3O.44 2. ...SoN
New-York tribune., 1914-12-01
Vessels Arriving at and Depart
ing from Port of New York.
Monday, November 80.
HIGH WAITE

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sunrise. 7:05; sunset, asa. moon sets. els;
mOJn's II
New-York tribune., 1914-12-01
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.
Male.

BUTLER-t scfUl man or house man, thoroughly
competent. excellent references cts or countn
So. Industrial Association. II ~ 42d st. Phone
52lO BVant
BUTLER-Jsciul second man. thoroughly et-
perienced; years excellent references city o.
county. Industrial Association ~ " t2d ~
COLORED COUPLE -- Butler. useful, cook laun-
dress. DO entire work; so. exceptionally com
psient Miss shcs's Agency. 30 l.. 4zd o. Murray
llll g7Ti
C0UPLE-Swiss. butler 81 I useful. aifr excel.
lent cook and laundress. taO years erce 1T rcf-
erences; city. country Industrial Assn n " fsd st.
New-York tribune., 1914-12-01
STORAGE NOTICES.
COLONIAL STORAGE WAREHOUSE, INC.

Main Office and Warehouse; 1ta W sc: s9th st.
New York, Dec. 1st, lsl4
C. F. Martin. Mrs. II. Ware, Mrs H.
Burns. Mrs. h O'Connor. Mrs. J. Abbott
Mrs. Baker, Mrs van Worst, 5. ID.
Cooper. Mr. Herold, Miss Foss. Mrs.
Beckert Mrs. Kyle. Mrs. wilson, Mr:
Dixon. Mrs. Mack. Mr. Lewis: You and
each OF you are hereby notihed that the
tlfne for the payment OF our lien upon the
property hereinafter described having ex-
plred after due notice thereof had been
given YOU. we viii cause such property. TO
wit. Household Goods. Personal Enects ana
Merchandise. STORED II TIE COLONIAL
STORAGE WAREHOUSES, AT lt3 ESI
ogTH ST AND jO4 WEST l26TH ST, Oy
YOU or In your name COR in when you may
haze an INTEREST,", TO be sold at publlc
auction according 20 the statute In such
case made ana provided, at the warehouse,
No. J04 West l2Gth ST.. New York CI.y,
on WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER lOlH, Al
lO:3O A. NJ. and II the sale thereon IS not
completed on said date, the same VIII DO
continued az the same place on every
wednesday thereafter, beginning at 1851
a. m aud continuing until ali the goods
COLONIAL STORAGE WAREHOUSE, INC: