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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-11-24
LOCAL BREVITiES.

BY means Of finger print records by the
oolice the body of middle AGED woman
found on the sidewalk iu front Of the build
ing al 1890 Third av was identified as that
of Mrs Kate MURRAY nny-tWo years ola. 81
widow with no permanent home.
Wind that howlei through the arch In The
Municipal Building picked Mrs Matilda C0oh
tt,.nft.dye of III, West lth ST.. OF her feet
sr. f.ii striking her head. and was carried
to the office al the superintendent OF tie
building. for treatment
verdict Of Si5eo was granted John
,.rl,,,. C,Yrf al Long Island cry. An auto
mobile I'D the Marine Metals Company ran
AVER his tight arm as Dee was playing on The
sidewalk las. SUMMER
Fifty winter uniforms were distributed
,,r.ng the elevator men boz the Municipal
Iinriina Father kuickcrhocker footed tfe
tailor bill
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tTfom Tic Tribune bureau
Washington. November g.

ARMY.
Col DANIEL CORNMAN, 1th INF, Is &C..
tired from active service. fu take ene't
February 6. after more ;han forty -n'e
Capt. JAMES w. FURLOw. quartemaster
CORPS. upon expiration Of leave ot atscn'e
60 duty as assistant depot quartormaster.
cant. ROBERT O. VAN HORN General
S,aN both Inf). upon relief from duty In
Washington 20 plattsburg Barracks, %
await arrival OF Soth Inf.
CAPT. STUART HEIN1IELMAN eth ua ',,
60 the Army Service schools Fort l"aVeh-
worth. ,,.
Leaves Of absence; Col. DANIEL CORN.
MAN. sth lnf., two months aud ten Gays,
Capt. LEONARD 5. HUGHES m.dieu,
cotys three months upon arrival In United
states: Mai SALMON r. BUTTON, quar-
tormastor corps. four months. capt
FRANK II. MCCOY. cav. eide-de-caInp, one
month. upon relief from duty es aile1IHS
camp TO Mai. Gen LEONARD WOOD
about December / law
Rear Admiral w. Il. CAPERroN. detached
commander in chief. Atlantic reserve nee .
20 command OF cruiser squadron A'a"''o
cant ant II. p. JONES. detached commandant
navy yard. Washington. to coihnnah'
cart "a w ERERLE. detached command
Washintgon. 10 commandant navy yard
and superintendent OF naval gun factory
Washington. ....s
Comm e. l. BEACH; detached command
Ncstal: TO command Washington.
rJ.ut l. y FERGU son detached stan OF
conmand,r in chief. Atlantic reserve heet.
TO aid on staff Of commander on GUS
squadron. Atlantic feet on board WASH
Lieut. Il. Il. COFFEY. detached Atlantic
reserve feet: to duty on stan oi COM
mander. cruiser squadron ..t
Lieut.. :. L. II. HAZARD. deteched n"'''
I iett 4 / MANNING detached navy yntn'
Mare island: to South Dakota.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-11-24
ELBOW WRIGGLER
SENT TO SING SING
Iron Worker Who Capitalized
Injury Once Too Often
Gets Sentence.

Millionaires whose incomes, for the
sake Of homely illustration, are some
times put by magazine writers in terms
of so many dollars wink or so much
a breath have very little on Frederick
j. Martin. an iron worker Every time
Martin wiggled his elbow il brought
check of from 5000 20 $500. The trick
also got him q sentence yesterday az
ternoon of from two and a half TO four
and a half years IN Sing Sing.
When Martin was a small boy he fell
out Of a swing and dislocated his
shoulder. 1t remained loose. and ever
since he has been able TO dislocate II
by simply jerking his elbow. Three
years ago he had a little fall while
working on building in Sixth Az and
out went his shoulder. He showed 1t
to his employers and they gave him
$500 for his injury
This put notion in Martins head.
He got a job i'm the new Lexington ay.
subway. fell again and collected S225.
lie helped build a swimming pool on
Harry Payne Whitney, estate az Man
hasset, Long Island. and clicked his
elbow $500 worth. He managed 20
break a chair under him i'm Proctor's
Fourteenth Street Theatre and got $500
for that
Philadelphia. though. caused his real
downfall. lie took tumble in the sub
way there. When he strted 10 collect
the company fought him and had him
indicted for perjury. Before he could
be tried District Attorney Cropsey had
him brought home to Brooklyn, where
he was sentenced yesterday for trying
TO get 5000 out of the Brooklyn Rapid
Transit. Martin is married and has
two children
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-11-24
WILLS FILED.

CAROLINE BIEDERMANN NOV. 81; $4,000
real estate $40 900 personal Ernes, Biedermanu.
husband $50: testatrix said her husband aud she
held real estate together aud that he Is amply
proyded for To Elsie Uebelein. Granddaughter.
$50 Laurance vebelein. grandson $50: residue to
Henry BlOch. stp,
q M0RGAN HOWE lNov l3l more than $40.
COO personal. 10 Association for Improving COu-
difio6 N me- Poor chi dren's Aid Society and
District Dental Society each $500, MARI Florence
chute for faithful services" $500. to son. Nor
gsr Howe commission ~ testatog's grandfather
Bezaleel Howe. ln Revolutionary Army. which was
signed BY Washington. 20 daughter. ALMA Howe
drinking cup carried by grandfather u testatof
rr,idue 10 Emily Paine Howe. wife. and four
children. equally. To his son. Morgan r. Mr
Hove also lett his membership IN the society Of
he Cincinnati Hector W Thomas ATTY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-11-24
Ford Assessment Cut Hard,

The assessment on the estate OF J.
II. Ford, who was director OF the
United States Rubber Company, was
reduced yesterday from s5,000,0OO to
$4,000. The application for the re-
duction was made by j. b. Ford, the
executor Of the estate, to Tax Commits
sioner George V. Mullan.
OF the $4,000 held 5000 is in
vested in taxable securities. This is
one of the largest assessments on per-
sonal property held this year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-11-24
Becker Wins Golf
Prize at PinehurSt

Pinehurst, n. C., Nov. 23.-C. L.
Becker Of Aubrndale, Mass, won the
gross score trophy in a golf medal
pay handicap here to-day with a card
" y IS for the o.ghteen holes. J. d. {.
Almsey, of Brooklyn, and J. G. Nichol-
soh' Of New Bedford, Mass, tied in
'ns net score competition with H.
nicholson won the Tin Whistle
.gguFnlament, played IN connection with
boyle.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-11-24
PUPILS EAGER FOR STRIKE
High School Boys to Fight Won
Nardroff's Study Edict.

Despite the assurances OF Ernest X.
Won Nardroff. principal of the Stuyve-
SAINT High School, that no strike is pos
sible at that institution, leaders among
the students asserted yesterday ,that
unless the authorities receded from
their position requiring seventeen
hours Of prepared work instead OF the
customary fourteen there WouId De
a meeting is to be held to-day at
which the students and Dr.. Won Nard-
ron will attempt an amicable solu-
ton. but each side is determined not
10 give in, and the boys say they VIII
Ugh. the issue to the end.
THE parents are all back OF me IN II
this thing" said DR.. Won Nardroh.
SIn fact. It was in Difference to their
wishes that increased the study
hours"
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The Bronx.
SATISFIED JUDGMENTS.
NOVEMBER 20.
Manhattan.

The first name Is that of the debtor the second
that OF the creditor. and date when Judgment was
filed
Bolton VIM Jane " Jsmes. Martha Il Weed.
Elisha II James. Richard l. Leo and Guthrie -
Flantc tus-Heny Huber Co. Mar 20. 1910 fll
Bryant. Harriet co Miller July e. 1918. S2os :.
Dufflr Julia o. HeVug. Feb 20. lHll. SUI NJ
De.ubach. Philip and Gertrude CIV schie, ,s'f:
DE Marco. Celestno o-Broadeay Trust G.. .Mv
e. 1914. $40. SIS
Innet Wm II and MARY H-rucher. speyers a Co
Lev 8 G.li.ia1d Co-M Carroll. Nov o. 1914.
Montgomery. Richard Nj b Kcech. Nov y. lglt.
Sl2iS -
y y & Boston Dispatch Express COL G!mana:
Nov H. 1914. fl4' 30
y y Ophthalmic and Aural In,titute-Amcrl-au
Compound Floor Co. SOY %. 1914. f'l-
SAme-N 8 ~ = Peck. nov Z0. 1918. 500
same Miller. nov 20 1914. $3.50
Same-Amcdcan Flooring Co. Inc Nov 90 1914,
sniiou. Roht Pc Seidcu. Nov 10. 1914: t3s3j 3y
Th0s tarIn inc. and O. Fidelity a Guaranty
Co--l0ln Muhlsfe.u o.. oct ~. 1914. sl2lt lS
Campbell. Nellie Id II VI Davis; sept o. lelt:
s2l2 a.
The Bronx.
Newly John V end Thomas F--N Y Telephone
Krnenbcrrcr. Lawrence-Columbia Trust Co ot
Is. 1914. $685. SIS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-11-24
DANIELS BACKS SAILORS
Orders Inquiry Into Charge
Theatre Barred Them.

Washington, Nov. 23.-One of the
first things Secretary Daniels to-
day was TO detail the solicitor Of the
y Wy Department to look into the com
plant Of William J.. Van Camp and
Frank c, Kelly, bluejackets from the
Vermont. that admission 10 Keith's
Theatre had been denied them here Sat
Urday night.
The matter was placed in the hands
of the United States Attorney and an
investigation is being made to deter
m ne whether there are suncient
grounds on which TO base a warrant for
the arrest OF the manager of the thea
ire for alleged discrimination against
the two "jackies."
81 will stand by the boys if it de-
velops that the manager had no just
cause for no permitting them TO enter
the theatre" said Mr. Daniels.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-11-24
Hockey Practice at Columbia

Hockey practice for the varsity
seven got under way at Columbia yes
terday, when squad OF thlrIy-nve
candidates reported TO j. c. O'brien,
fbe new coach. on the handball courts
in the university gymnasium Tor a
drill in passing and shooting -.
The smooth cement surface OF the
bandball courts is the nearest approach
~ ice on Morningside Heights and the
players were almost tempted 20 Put on
skates before the drill was haif over
because of the slipperiness Of the hoor'
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JUDGMENTS RECORDED.
NOVEMBER %.
Manhattan.

The following judgments we're fled yesterday. The
nrsi name being that Of the debtor
A,erett. 4 ND Greenwad Ct al: $40
Rroau u P-Holy Crest Hoa o. GO; sd'@ I'
Brody barnett. Israel Ziskin-Lonschester Really
Breen. NJ p jr-w $ Mack ct al. yl.3 4
Co,He. D-Cii son Disulling Co. So Is
Cefola ID Nv r Hockey a Cons Co: Sla4 u
carpenter + Nevton-Lalell Pcrfumer: 500 y
coit, Fire ms Co Of Milwaukee, j1ros
pchsry. G P-B b Frank: $50 %
Dolan Hugll-stenhardt Bros Co; so y
Duncan n S-Nic0.i the Tailor Inc; slie 700
Triediander. Marie. and spieselbsrg., erf--i
FG sSdllslHiI, p Nm Goldnun1: $50 og
Fuller II H. a Mary-I Nathan et al s2'j 66
r,orida Orange & Truck Farms Go. Guarantee
Wsterproohng q Cousiu Go n Go..di-iisiln,,1
rl Ns42ys D j.%Mebousa Potter Co: g
Feipstone & a Ida-M Robin e. al +l-' %
Glen Island Development Co-M hasko~iz 200 ,,
G. A Just Con- BAyer Sil:536 40
Coidcrherg Morris-E Crone; $.N- 20
Groeyio. Iucsrdo or Richard Curdey-Cs .urmIe
o,, S ar and A Jurls-E Freund ct al: I52 s.
C,srsniee Watenroohng Cousin Co. Marie
Waterproofng Co and A Go.dsteln-Mef,sa t.e
us sfgglG Mn Hochfeld. sll9 b
Holden. ~ G fI,I Eosesel' s1o5 "a
Hir ~ : n t5iS,l,9s' 60. costs. sla =
Harris. DC Robitzck a Go. Inei sli. J.,
International Information Guide Co. Palmeter 4 4 Ao.
way-Caruegle Trust Co; >4.-tt CD
> " "0' S2IlG 80
Jones. A I'D Gerard ,S,- q
John Dayton Corp-I j stuart XXX. ~
K Kss,ier. IiiieleI,-s Bolstein costs: sl5o
Ntaa',, a. - "a a. PITT. SOL rs
R HSiIs9ui GT-B Waldorf. iiil g
Kemcn NJ i'll Pepper. Sl'y u
IL Vine. IL I. and Rose Ho~ard-union Caro- and
Iei, iwf 'i.Joseph Musliner y Co. s.2. .
Losrler Ii Emmsrish Dosoa Co.. sec g
IoeEe Hanush-R Leefbufger Ct al, >5.4 %.
Ievusohn Sadie A lheler 60. $50 -
Iandon. l. I,-West side Construction Go. 81! Us
Munro sibyl IL Edmund Fransic Really Go. slst 5,
Man. y and MAna-H Ieidman. ~ 81
Ncformack j J-hud0ph Nurlit4er Co, fzol %
Assa w 4 i NfGse E, :. ,co.,. III 50 &.
Nctininess Hsnnah-D Robinson (costsl. Sis SS
McD0weli A-lnterborough Rapid Transit 60
Mors1do' or J-Dayd Mayer Brewing Co. 500 %
MeAtee IT CsriAsno 49,, r-,., co> Sc 20
MirsEy n " and IL Marcus. Su4Ij
Miller. & l. and 7 Curry-P coneiy sl5,lie -
Napoiitsno E-P J. Price. 81. -
Nelson Oh Goodman. flSl p!
Potash. J and Adm GoldmuntZ et a. 500 81
Postal Transfer Service. lnc-L cda6ri'ot?
E.s5 , ] 7LloS Gsss 'i S.s: Inc, sIi Il
R,nsldo F-George Ringer & Co }sil Is
Ryan. and MsmieA .iosileshy. slas u
REYNOLDS. J B-lv Courts Realty Co. 900 p
Re.ss NJ H-llotel Claudse Go. Slj3 -
Schoen & ssfkAdy. lnc-G Harris. $40 o.
south Georgia Lumber Coz Hamil'oa, e. a.
sauerbrey. VA sudemsn. $3.50 %
s SUp'' Island Far Association. Ine-F Melville
sb ii,if J-Cshin Thsyer Co; 500 j.
Snsder " F-FTesioue Tire a Rubber Co tiss 90
Thompson stauct Co kaitigan. fiSs ~
Ifniiy Car Cot q frost ~ az ''- 10
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sHERIPFs AUCTION SALE.

DANIEL GREENWALD, shsrins Auction
Ger. will sell to-day, Tdesday. Nov a. 1914.
a. 70 o'clock noon. a. ij-i7 Mercer ST.. by
virtue ~ a certain writ OF execution. con
tents az a Broom apartment. consisting OF
modern and antique furniture, bric-a-b rSc.
glassware. linens. Gaoler piano. dining room
and bedroom sets. parlor sets. desks chairs,
bookcases. tables. china closets gold furni-
ture. Nernis- Martin pieces. line books hang
ings. Velour curtains ana pillows.
MAX : GRlFENHAGEN. sheriff
T. 4 MOFFlr nenuty sheriff.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-11-24
PUBLIC NOTICE.

SEALED BIDS WILL BE RECElyED BY THE
Board u Water supply a. is Offices. twenty-
second hcor Municipal bqhding Park Row. Centre
a. m. oi Tuesday. December :. 1914. Tor Conts4c.
Az. for printing
AZ the above place and time tie bids will b
publicly opened and read. Pamphlets containing Ia
formation Tor bidders can be obtained al the above
address. A. the once ~ Che Secretag hy deposit.
ing the sum u i've doan $50 in cash On Is
equivalent Tor each pamphlet For further paulcu
lars apply 90 the oiroe N the Principal Assistant
Er giuter al the above address
CHARLES STRAUSS President
CHARLES y. CHADWICK.
JOHN D. CALVIN.
Commissioners " flr Board Of water supply.
~ RRUCE COBB. Secretary
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STORAGE NOTICES.

TO MARY JOHNSON. sou are hereby notified
thai the time OF payment of my lien upon
the property hereinafter described having eN-
PRED after due notice thereof had been given
you, ! viii cause such property. consisting u
household effects. etc, stored ln The tuildilg
icS sth av 90 be- sold by public auction, az
Is. y. Cari0z0's. i0s sth av. city II New
Ing regular sales DAYS at the same hour until
same Is sold.
r y CARDOZO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-11-24
Shepherd Ran a Game Race.

=. y was learned al Columbia yesterday
s va X +. Shepherd. one of the Column
o.a ,eross-country runners, who com
psled IN the Intercollegiate champion
,..p run az New Haven last Saturday
Ss:.o'iling ran the entire six miles with
v ny leit foot bleeding from a bad spike
~ ~yuhd which be received at the outset
IN. me race Shepherd, although in
LEA la pain, did not tell Of his injury
-. after crossing the finish line
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-11-24
ARMY AND NAVY ORDERS:
MOVEMENTS OF WARSHIPS

Lieut.. W. r. WHITEHEAD. TO naval sta
tion Key West.
Mdshlpman IL r. DICKINSON. detached
Naval Academy: to Utah.
Chicf noatswain PATRICK sIiANNAitAN,
detached command Amplitude tu Illinois.
chl'f B0atswain j. j. HOLDEN. detached
navy rari Boston. to command Ampm-
Boatswaln J. J. JOYCE. detached Paducah;
Co latuXcnt.
BntsVan ". A. MARTIN. detached Illinois.
Go Potomac
chief Machinls, J.. u. MARTIN. to navy
yard Puget Sound.
Chief Cafp. inter- LOUIS ifAAsE 20 works 90
William Hfamp q SOM ihiladclphia.
CHER Carpenter CLIFTON GREE ~ tLlA 70
Naval Academy
chief Carpenter GEORGE HELMS detached
works OF Willinm Cramp & Sons. 10 Wis
Cunfiu
Peymaster's Clerk c T. RApPOLEE. APP
pointed 90 New Jersey.
MOVEMENTS.
ARRIVED
Nov. 2o-Chattanooga. az Manranillo: Nero,
AZ Ia Paz.
Nov n Mackenzie. at Key West. New or
leans ai san Diego.
Nov. 22-G-i az New York ward; Patterson,
az Boston; Helena aud Cincinnati nc
Shanghai. McDorral. C1esin and Mccall.
az southern dru grounds. Brutus. at
Guantanamo Bay. Rhod. Island and
Ncreus. at Lohos Island Yorktown, Mt Ia
Pa2' Chattanooga. at Mazatan
SAILED.
Nov 20-Vulcen. from Brudis Tor scio. Tel
ana Of Scio. Asia Minor Chattanooga,
from Nanzlnillo for Mazatlau.
Nov ci-MacT ouough from Newport for
New London. G-i from Newport for Now
York yard. Yorktown. from Mdz1tlan Tor
La PEI.
Nov ee-New Orleans from san Diego for
west coast or Mexico. MrDoucal. Cas.iu
and Mccall from Hampton Roads Tor
southern iriil grounds. 'hoie Island. from
Tampico for iohos i-'Fu'' Ncrcus, from
Vera cruz for fobos Island.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-11-24
shuprue Outpoints Mack.

bridgeport, Conn, Nov; 2S.--Joe
sbngrue. of Jersey City, N. j., out
Tointed frankie Mack, Of Boston, IN
FAST fifteen-round bout here tonight
Mack was grogry when the fight ended
The fighters are lightweights.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-11-24
Millionaires as Firemen.

Proftinc from the lesson of the fire
which almost destroyed the home Of
Hamilton Fish, wealthy residents Of
Garrison. \. Y, including Stuyvesant
Fish. William Church Osborn, Henry
F. Osborn ard Hamilton Fish, are or
ranizing "A volunteer fire department,
and will install fast motor apparatus,
to be manned by hired hands on the
estates.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-11-24
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.

BCTI.EH. USEFUL Or OUsEMAN. Good sppesf-
iag young sTcde so. ffst cast references. Miss
sheat Asency. 30 East va q Murray ii.l 6Ill.
COLORLD col PLE. butler useful COOK lsun-
dress viii do entlrc work. competent; reliable
$50 Miss shea's Agency, 80 East i2d st. Murray
Hili G77i
cot PIE Butler valet useful. wife excellent eooS.
good ufuakar entire work u small family. Mac
Neil Agency. II West 55th 81. Greeley $50
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MENTS.
ARRIVED

Won Tnr,b V-orrers Syndicate Co. ta47 co
Wake F-P GlHsbure $40 %
WeDgeI l. II and NfuyeI Plumbing 4 Contract
ing Co Gordon. tINl ~
Wa IL I Gibson plsrltnF 90 sg0G 81
" N Johnston Il g. Inc m 10 Cantor 81 0il %
The Bronx.
Avon. " R-,rto Tuts Vo-sssu Co ral- On
d uke.stclu. Rs B inu ~ a. 't u
Ferguson. B-H h SccdOn 20 al. t.l 81
Forrler IN srie-k f.'l Do
Mack VI T. and Grace Make G Hill. 81 500
Potter Emily H-AHchoi Post Iron Works. -t u
Schwartz A. and : Steiner--k Wclni,k. tl..t' Of
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WORK WANTED.
Male

FOREIGNER %; neutral. corespo1d Ensiiss.
French German various cfperienco wishes posi'
tio- Wfe Day ~ v lC'h q
sECRLTAHY, CONF ANON --Souns; llnyuisi
mgicai. elueaod. desires p'silion. J. G.. Bor
II. Tribune Once
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RECEIVER APPOINTED.
.-- nara IL WI.

BRONX COUNTY.
SUPREME COURT.
Snecal Term-BiADf. J.
EN PAKrE MATiEES-MOIIONS.
Cosgr0vD Reddan specify same Cl&Bky
~I 'fr4nI kufn,r Mailer Bcm Iron w
kaczmsrt Berst GuttigIT r
Same Same Brown GdrIick
lieUtOu| ~tigal sane Same
Raj IuoW.tI BO&~ gy
Trial Tdm-BRADY. j.
DAY CALENDAR.
Donovan Donovan
Case u 10 day calendar
COUNTY COURT.
Special TERM BIS. j.
IA partc matters.
Trial Term-GIBBS. j.
IeaylttI CuonO Uur.eIi X T
Mcclure Holman Iusfo| mon Ky
Vro0El T8r..i NoaskINof
Sam. : anne She ItrI " ieuscle
sURROCATE's COURT CHAMBERS SCHULZ. =
SO day calendar
Trial Term-SCHiLL S.
No day calendar.
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REFEREES APPOINTED.
Supreme Court DAVIS, j.

kEF EkbtS RFFOlNlEDs
Supreme COur-DANlS, j.
Barnard Zerega-Carlis e. Norwood.
By SEABJllI. ].
Re Courad-H & : Stimp-on.
Ry JUSTICE GlEGERiCH
Kempnerf NeWstlte Go g. castsl-Ed ID Downing.
By JUSTICE NEWBJ RGER
RealoI Coaweli- Eugene J. Spiegeberg.
CameuIOft ~ casosl -JaClD Cantor.
Clofsud Clelaud-Nm Klein.
Oiend1rfI scaTmuz1o-Chas l. Hoffman.
Met Life Inc Co/Dlllsr q casesl-Sanuel Stras-
RECEIVER APPOINTED.
Supreme court-UANlS. J.
Tobias l. R4ne.-Iohu A lfeyhdn-Marcel Levy.
Hy NEWBt RGER. j.
Samuel Atschul Morris Fredman-Morris Fried
man
Max kahfe/ Kramer Con I0-lac0h Klein. -.
Imu LoncuIerg Maurice / Strunsy-Leopod w
llarOurgec
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Female

A HOT sEW ORkER-Yo1ng German: sle
years reference, IN city a.. Miss Hofmsyers
Agelry. $40 Ffu az. ON noor. phone f;2s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-11-24

william G Powers Board Of Trustees o. the vii.
age N OssininT Motion Tor l5remptory wit OF
mandamus IS denied with SO costs.
Alexander MarowfN Edison Co. Defendants
time 10 answer extended 10 December 49,
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NO THY I.TTT "
Trial Term-SCHtL IL. 5.
No day calendar
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1914-11-14

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left me. You can use my name if you
like. am proud of what your RENE
dies have done for me- - Mrs. MARY
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An Honest Dependable Medicine
1t must be admitted by every fair
minded, intelligent person, that a medi-
cine could not live and grow in popularity
for nearly forty years, and to-day hold
a record for thousands upon thousands
of actual cures, as has Lydia E. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound, without
possessing great virtue and actual
worth. Such medicines must be looked
upon and termed both standard and
dependable by every thinking person.
If You have the slightest doubt
that Lydia Il. Pinkham's Vegeta-
bic Compound will help you, write
to Lydia e. Pinklam Medicine Co.
(cOniidentiaD Lynn, Mass, for adj
vice. Your letter will be opened,
read and answered by a woman,
and held in strict confidence.
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Atlantic Coast Line
Railroad
1.-THE Standard Railroad of the
South"

Dates of sale: November LIST to
18th inclusive, final limit Noyem-
Der 18th, 1914.
$3.50 .................. Atlanta, Ga.
Dates of sale: Ntyember nth
to 18th inclusive, a final limit
November 2rd., 1914
24.1j .............. Richmond, Va.
Dates OF sale: November 6th,
It'll, and Sth, final limit Noyem-
or 22nd, 1914.
3.f5 .............. Savannah, Ga.
November 18th to 10th inclusive,
and for trains scheduled to ar
rive Savannah before noon 18th,
final limit November goth, 1914.
$3.15 ................ Savannah, Ga.
Date of sale: November 18th TO
2i.a inclusive, except November
END, final limit November 18th
1914.
WINTER TOURIST TICKETS to
cuba, and Florida points o. sale
daily until April goth, 1915. Return
limit May 31st, 1915.
For Pullman reservati ms, scheG-
pieg and further information, call on
A. &. i. ticket agent, or write,
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The Tides.-High water on the
8tuaswick bar to-day at 1882 a. Il.
and 5:O4 p NJ. Low water at 10 81
a. m. and I'LL p. m. Reckoned half
an hour later in the harbor.
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regular and W as
tired and sleepy all
the time, would have
cold chills, and my
hands and feetwould
bloat. My stomach
bothered me, / had
pain in my side and
a bad headache most
of the time. Lydia
E. Pinlham's Vege-
table Compound has
done me lots of onod
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A Heavy Dcwnpour.-This entire
section was visited by a heavy rain
Yesterday afternoon, just such a
downpour as was badly needed. The
rain was greatly welcomed by farm.
ers and all others, as it is the first
good shower this section has had in
weeks.