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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-12-09
POSTAL SAVINGS NOT SHIFTED.
Deposits with state Banks Not Dis-
turbed In Most Cases.

Though tho Secretary " the Treasury
Is not making further deposits OF postal
savings funds in banks not In the Federal
reserve system deposits with state banks
and trust companies before the reserve
ac, went into effect have been left uu-
disturbed ;hus far IN most cases. The
reserve act provides that "up public funds
OF the Philippine Islands or OF the postal
savings or any other Government funds
shall be deposited IN the continental United
States in any bank not belonging to the
system established 10y this act" BEFORE
the passage Of the act postal SAVINGS
funds were deposited by the Governments
with the substantial state banks and trus,
companies as we'll as IN the national
banks
The proftahleness OF the postal deposits
to the banks has been considerably re-
duced since the reserve act went into
effect as the act requires the dcpositaricS
to keep reserve against the deposits IS
well as - deposit face value Government
and state and municipal bonds AS So
CurttN.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-12-09
RESULTS AT AUCTION.
Public Offerings Yesterday in Mnn-
haitian. The Rronx and brooklyn.

Sru ~ ~, A, , "a . s,sx,no
~ stone ,aufrt and stores and sly
rear .enrnt-J \ Trovbridge agt " j Con-
nprs - a.. due. tll.sa0ls 'aNcs. Sc.
s3ts5 GO; sub 20 list 'ntge $4,000 % the
rlaiu,iN .................... ....st5 az
18TH ST. lla T.. n s. .Sg Park aV, l6X
ssli. s,y dNlg-E J Murray sgt NJ *
ON"il e. al due. s'slh.1 1t taxes, &.
fl1-.o % the plaintiff ...... ....... s.. 500
s6TH ST 'c' +, s, iES East End av.
20 SNio2 2. s'y ,enmt--W " Moot aet
taxes. a., t65iNi - 'he pia'ntr $4,000
BY Henry Brady
nth ST. l. W n. Ass v tth av,
iS.iNSg.li. s'y g-Clarcnve Tucker e.
nj. trustee, sgt Louis Rosuer =; al, due.
s9.7y. ii, taNcs, g.. ti5s 50. to the pain o.
IN ........... ............... ....... 50 ono
10TH ST asa T. n F., 100 " Is, av lt -
Inol,. : s'y dw,e-iI.arv VoS.u set ! r
y,-i, g.. r.. I, as ., ..,', c.
g, vi,h5-,y,
D u ,,o...A t. 80.
Hs VI N"'H'''h ma" ~ 10
81 ~. .23s. y s. tg.il = l.-'h -. - Xix
900. sty tennt and stor"s--J Haas,
aumr aFt \ II Larack'r - al. due. So
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-12-09
REAL ESTATE MARKET
NEWS AND COMMENT
Fine dwelling in West I'D
street Rcsold After Weeks
Ownership.
BROADWAY HOTEL SALE

frances Sp.cr has rcsold The property
=, a. West F.fty-third street, which h
rorr.t ., week ago for $4,000 at auction
,r,., il, executors OF the estate " Emily
II u.I, Tn, propcr.v comprises a four
.,,,. and basement hrownstone front
,r,.,i.,s VITA q high stoop like most
,,..... .r chat part Of town. The prop
..,, e.. ~ feet wide aud extends back
,,..,., Fifiy-socond street 1903 iect
,h, .t. d.. about 80 feet east IT
.I,h avenue Last year the city taN
,y,.rt. valued the property At s>S,0oo
AR Spe- is said 20 have rrofi.ed by his
rs.n ,'d investment Gossip through the
tgse avenue district places his profit
49,, Ns. .u should go far toward cncour-
aging ,md investors 90 p ace money IN
re,. estate August Ndtable is the buyer.
Mr Vatau,c vii. make it his home.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-12-09
WEATHER FORECAST
Washington Predictions for To.
day and Tomorrow.
Tor eastern New York and southern New
England. cloudy and colder to-day; partly
cloudy o-morrow; strong northcriy winds.

For eastern New York and southern New
England. cloudy and colder to-day; partly
cloudy Tomorrow; strong northcriy winds.
For New Jersey and eastern Pennsylvania,
coudy and colder. with probably snow aur-
rics to-day, partly cloudy tomorrow. fresh
northcrly winds
NEW YORK bee Tho storm ehicn
has been moving slowly northeastward on
tho Atlantic coast was central of Tho New
Jersey coast yesterday. with rain sti,l fail
Ing In most Of the Atlantic states and west
ward over the ONO Valley and southern
lake regions into the upper Mississippi
Valley.
Another depression forming IN the east
Gulf section caused rain In the tiult states
and the depression lingering on the north
section.
Snow fell IN the Missouri valley and tho
Northwest. due to cooler weather produced
nv large area Of high pressure ccntrpt
in western Canada and covering all parts Of
the country from the plateau states east
ward into the lower lake reRione and lower
Mississippi Valley
Freezing nea ,hc- covered most Of the
West and southwird into Texas. but east Of
the Mississippi the only freezing tempera-
lures were IN the northern lake regions,
northern NeN York and New England
In this city snow fell tn the morning.
changing 20 rain and continuing during tho
day; little chang" in temperature; wind.
'-h northeast to northwes; average hu-
Nudity, 50 per cent; barometer corrected
80 read to s"a Towel, a. A NJ, 2o.7T.
3 +. NJ, 2eSs
Tho temperature In this city yesterday, as
recorded by the Official thermometer. 10
u
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-12-09
MORE BROOkLNN FLATS SOLD.

The g y. Mathews Company has sold
tree OF is model mats at 1925 Madison
sweet ana lS2+-1N26 Woodbnc street i'm
ts R.dgeWood section OF BrOoklyn. To
Charles g. Lohse for $3i.0D0 These
buildings are on lots 27.6xlOo. This
ntaeS s.Ntl-siy houses sold by the COM
paHy this Year
N.ist,r ~ Bachc Reality Company has
81. low dwelling on seventeenth
street H1v Ridge, between Eleventh and
Twelfth avcun,s
Harry - Davis has sold thirteen and
orr-Hl.f lots ON Ocean Parkway. near
West H.r-, place. Brighton Beach, to
L'a, b. and Adjura T. Dry; also two lots
IN West First place to Sarah y. Richard
n Ard TWO and on,-half lots ana Il
dN''- adjoining 20 Lizzie j. Waugh
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-12-09
>,.w ow>ru ron CONTINENTAL.

Tho Uotci continental. at the southe st
cor,,r of Broadway and Forty-tirst street,
bousht Iu los the Mabee family as plain
~. ir a foreclosure action few weeks
ago. rls been sold again. this time. how
ey,f. ID, private contract. Under the name
NJ the 1880 Broadway Company all but
,vo OF the nemhers Of the Louvre Hotel
Copirauy. which holds the lease ON the
miner p1rt of the hotel. has bought the
rroperty for q price said to he approx
jn,,tely sl.Ouu,O0O \ new lease has
heep given to the cafe Boulevard or |. III.
po.at. cr'l ON the street floor and TO y.
S.hlt, or the corner store About $780,
GOO Is to- he spent by the new owners In
mlk.n- over the lowe" front of the build.
TO-. Ftuirg on Broadway and on other
CHANGES which the company has considered
necessary 20 make the building financial
success The new lease given to the cafe
boulevard viii run Tor NJ least i've years
nj rental of 100000. According to
raus.s filed at Albany with the Secretary
Of state tie 1850 Broadway Company Is "A
100000 concern Incorporated 10y w, NJ.
My,,s ". II Streeton and j. +. Gpulet.
The real men iu the company are H. G.
duncan, former proprietor of the hotel :;
James NcCullouch Frederick kdvanaush,
n uoN rd Thurhcr W. Il. Franklin and
Jud-e Howard Heudrickson of Albany.
Ne-srs Mccullough, Kavauaugh Thurher
and Franklin are associated With the New
York Telephone Company
The hotel is nine stories, fronting -
fe,, on Broadway and ia. feet on the
street Part of the site is leasehold 1t
Is tweuty-dve years since the hotel was
new In those times il was among New
Yolks best. The Mahee family of SARA
,o1i owned it then. \ few years ago they
sold it TO the Forty-irst street Realty
Company Like many concerns In these
pressing times. the realty company did
not meet It's OBLIGATIONS promptly enough
for the Alabees. 50 they fo'closed and got
back the property on hid OF $4,000.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-12-09
UPTOWN FLATS TRADED.

EAST lu2D STREET The Christopher
rttu Company has sold 3I6 and 5lN
East lo9d street SiN story muuern
Nat ON plot 5uNloo between First and
Second aNenu.. The new owner IS
Giuseppe LoNasuio. the lessee of the
prop rtt. lu part payment the buyer
gave the Ny, story nat at 80 East Tooth
street., Ia" feet west %: Park avenue.
o. lot 2oNluUlL The latter parcel has
been r,sold 10 Lena katz
WEST g3D I.owenfeld x Pra-
-, have sold - West Nnety-third
street, five story Nat, on plot 20 SN
avenue
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-12-09

The Scludir tH.au-N Ma, riclu liner trcdcrik
VII, sailing 'o.dIy FOR ChrIstiduSInd will
ttke mai. closing az 10 \ NJ. for Norway,
sweden Denmark. Russia, Germany, Austria,
Hungary AMI for other counties except
LuN'mhurg and Turkey when specially i'd
% Tossed.
Tho Spanish IAno steamship Antonio
Lopez sailing to-day for Ct3il will take
mail closing at a NJ. for Spain and
Portugal and for other countries except
Luxembourg ami Turkey when specially ad-
dr. -srd
The Italian lu"r America. sailing to.mor-
row for Ndp,'-. Nl. 'ik. mail closing At
$50 a II. for Austria. Hungary and rur-
key and f1r u.her Countries except Lucent
bu-gI when tally addressed
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-12-09
COURT CALENDARS THIS DAY.
NEW YORK COUNTY.

Dow ling and Ho'ohkiss' - our "psen,s
sc Mo SS!ss as ~ 9se ~ sse AZ go
supreme court-Appei'ate Term--Rec"s'
supreme Court--Spec!al Term-Part l..
. Before Hendrick, j. Motion calendar called
| al 1880 4 NJ
Par, before, Newbgteer, Court
! part iIi-Befor. whitaker. j. Motions.
/ Preferred causes--Nos 374o @iS., $.s.'
| .s.S. l;s. iss3. .9ii l47.. gi.1. 90
| $50. 1913, sSS-. 100 10" i."N' -"
$50 ~, sWS' 49,: as Sill. 3ai7
''i Far, e. iV- IHnalsnG .yesan j. case un
| finished.
Part X-Be'ore casa nm.
,, ~, Nl'--h''ofe h''S"S''' '
! iart Nll'-be'o'e "'" '"S' "''''''
| ishSd ,t,, p.,,-. blanchard. J. case
( far' ~ hr.''r 10, ,rn,, pa
Hin,hn!sAei. 'IGse' TO Ne 'IIni kan VII
| IL TO- l''7 ~" w. We ''''
Tr!a! Term .r4r' ll.-Reiors Greenbaum
part M1' III - psfor. DionneI5 ]. nos. llso
D" f94; iI1-pe,er. r..,ses NO, 1875.
PSSrt N,l-hTe'9re 'e"'''''"'
r iTf ii Beforo purcell -Nos l'.s.
-. r,ss urintsh.d
Part Iii |B,tore TAYLOR. J --Nos 'oes.
ti9. GEO. ''~' 40 '0'1' ''''' case '"'
Fart li.-se;orc ,Ferd. .J-No. ~
| 1909. s4dt l4n-, lstFt $40 4S'f '''' WV
400 case unfinished
rat before. FhLeir, !I,-Nees i5N'
G7:, 1913. 1893, lt2. ~. 1850. 1851 l''''
Mas. 100. Case unfinished ..,
part BEFORE pr4'ry. J-No-. loo,
/ ll!5, 1853. l5+5. l7i ia case unnnishci.
Part 81 -betor. k:g@sg. SOS ~
| Isoi1. itth 1888. so. lh'l. 4otS' 4''u' '''''
1851 1873 case unnn.,hrd -, ,-,s
Part MI B"ior. L"hnAn'- ,-te'
VIZ, l'o' !t4' l''A I''". 49, 4'''' ''.''
Clear g. ,..,
Part MI ..b'tore, he-9Jion; '.,'.
finished ,-..
Par. \IN-i}rfo tOhd4Au. - y '~. J ~
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-12-09
ALLIED INrEREsTs MEETING.

The annual meeting or the Allied Real
Estate Interests VIII he held in the
rooms Of the Board Of Trade and Trans
por.atIan. 903 Broadway, tomorrow after
noon
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-12-09
New Real Estate security Plan.

The bondholders protective committee OF
the New York Real Estat. security COM
pauy. which Went into bankruptcy about a
year ago, has "A plan for the reorganization
OF the concern under a new holding COM
plny The sale OF receivers certificates
for tho present operating needs Of the
COmpany Is being Consldered
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-12-09
TENANTS ron CITY HOUSES.

The T.. r. Wood. W. II. polson COM
many has leased for Judge Joseph +.
Muldueen the three story dwelling AT
1873 West Ninety-frst street to Lansing
Walsh.
Folsom Bros have leased the follow
ing houses Go West Nnety-sixth street
for Mrs Caroline y. Lane for five wears
10 Mrs Minnie Hogan 7 West Eighth
street, for Mrs. Hannah + Wake for
three years from May !, to Frederic ana
Annie Bellamy 81 and GO West Eleventh
street, for II Siddons Mowhray for hve
wears. to Enrico a Paglieri; 23O East
Thirty-third street, for tho Estate OF
Thomas Mathews for two years and seven
Months to William po,inskt and l62
East Thuty-scventh street, FOR William +.
O'Couuor for ne years, to Hans Max
Weber.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-12-09
Referees Appointed.

supreme Court--Ry Justice Newburger
Matter of RodenOing, samuel Strasholrger
kcdle W LA Falce. Edw. l.. PARIS; Mot d.
rnpo.itan Improvement Company - DOraglo.
Henry j Goldsmith, Duuuiug vs. Snyder.
Morton Stein
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-12-09
wHELAN TAKES COUNTRY PLACE

peass & Elliman have rented for Nor
man de Il Whitehouse to George j.
Whclan, president OF the United 'lsar
Storr. Company. his country estate a
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-12-09
NEW BRONx TENEMENT.

ON the northeast corner Of lS3d street
and Andrews avenue, on plot 50X90, five
story tenement is to be erected by the
Yves, lS3d Street Building Company, John
II n cl,uan, president, owners, ana An
drew Thomas, architect, costing $4,000.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-12-09
SELLS DRO\N HOUSES.

CEDAR ANENCE.--lsaIc Miller Of New
'"h ltS purchased from Harry =. Davis
l''p ard 1872 Cedar avenue. two three
tLm-lv hrlck houses
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-12-09
TAKE OVER 10TH STREET LOFTS

The - West Nuet. enth Street Realty
Company was incorporated at Albany on
Monday with capital OF $4,000 and the
following directors Aaron Aventis. Solo
mou Weinste!n and solomon Bushmau.
The company viii take over the prop
erty AZ that address which consists OF
seven story loft building on a lot 25N92
between Fifta and SiAth avenues. Title
70 ID. structule ]. holL nN SMA.-tA Brus.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-12-09
nI,oI<I;RNGE NOTES.

4 J Madden was broker IN the re-
Gently reported sale of the plot 50xl25 on
the west sldr of NysC avenue, - f"ct
north OF lAnth street, to tho Mott Avenue
Realty Company as "A size tor fats
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-12-09
ASSIGNMENTS or MORTGAGES.
Manhattan

FODOR Sigmund, To Frieda MichRels....si
PREVIOUS, Gertrude, sno 20 hrm Of
Jarmulowsky. ..... ...... ....... si6. GOA
SMITH, Robt s. to Adele T. James. IS. 900
HEGEMAN Duul ! County Treasurer OF
Nassau county, to las u icar~all. t7O6l."-
brOnA.
GtLLlGAN, Charlotte, - Columbia Trust
WICKS JACOB, II, 70 Wln II Fischer 81 OOO
filiiiiS. tIaICuvr -. to lrsuk Ma2seo. $500
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-12-09
APARTMENTS ~ oTu ST. HOUSE

Plans have been filed for putting IN
studios. stores and small apartments in
the three.story dwelling at % East Ninth
street At a cost of 5000 for the estate
# Moritz II. Rosenstein VI II Holly Is
the architect.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-12-09
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sun rises 7@ sun ,c,s 80 Moon risesn'is
ulGH WATER THIS DAY.
sandylis 40. ~ Island ry tS He'll Gate is
Low WATER THIS DAY.
sandyn.k ~ ~ Gov1,land ~ =, nc, Gate sol
Arrived TUESDAY. pcccnbcr $
- Rochamheau. $50 y NJ Havre. Novem
:, nwirsE q: A VI shields November q
:. Noordrrivk ii..a p Monday. hotter
'S :" o:can V' ! + NJ Rotterdam November IL
:. MaSdalena ! p " Rotterdam, Noven
5, Nv "a VI shield. November y
;. MONTEREY p y T"mo.'o p,gemSer
- SARATOGA = VI Havana december S
= Boun9uen p san Juan. Decemnsr
5. An,omo LOPEZ, $40 p NJ Vera Cruz.
S SURNAME. $50 a. NJ Santiago. Deem
: s.xao'a. ! NJ Por, lmon November %
:, 81 Cd New Orleaus De. cnhrr 8
- r Aha Gtlvoston p"c-mhrr
:. Cty OF savannah. savannah Decemeer &
=, Br!ii'u"'. thar.eston 10 "mher
:. rr 1,.. Ar H5 Norfoik Dectmber
- Hamilton. Norfolk December :.
- Chippewa Galveston. December
- Delaware. PhllaGcip pima Dec, mher
- seminole GeorCetOWu c, December J.
= Mama Ha,a Baltimore December 8
- T,Nts phllads lph,a. Dec, nlher
- Nl.IUOcket. stockholm. December
ARRIVED FROM NEW YORK
- Rowe. at Manchester.
s. Ohldeuse, Al Rotterdam
- Zyldyk at Rotterdam
SAILED FOR NEW YORK
- Stampalia from NIDles
- Es-edubn from Colon
- Mexico from Havana
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-12-09
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.
Manhattan

AUDUBON Az. -.s-Lark!n Lumber 60 agt
Rra. Estate security GO ct al, Dec =
1913 ........ ............ tes -
AMSTERDAM Az u cor i36'h s'--Undcr-
pinniug & Foundation co ast cry ~
81 al, Sept -, 1914 tby bouiJ.. slio35.3s
BronN,
81 AV. = cor l7iih st--Cu,ouial Mautel &
Refrigerator co ast Zodiac Realty Co u al.
Apr - itll.....'....... .............S 5000
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-12-09

WASHISGTON, Dec, S--The day call in
the Supreme Court for December . Nos
lO6. 100, no. 40, 5i7, 35s, 5li, 6I6. 652
and sal.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-12-09
WEST SIDE OWNERS MEETING.

The West side Taxpayers Association
will meet tomorrow evening AZ Ileine-
hund Han o67 West Thrty-fourth street,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-12-09

Iiy Justice Now hurger Mathilie 4 Mollo-
W. Marcus Nasanow!ts, Jacob Kats. Emma
Beninmin Mordecai vs. Estrom Realty Co, j.
Rumuinr brown 90,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-12-09

ALBANY, Dec s,--Court of Appeals cal.
cndar for Tomorrow Nos. lls, MS ll9.
l20, 1913. l2J, l.s and I29
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-12-09

hrIr AlmIrll X 4 NIrh0Is0n frotn dIfv
to home
to,umtnde- Il K Crank from pa,a, w.,
co EGG 10 Recruiting station Nv Yort
Ilru,.roct. ,-nrIlu,rdc, a. T., 'NHH...,
from, ,prci,, d,!,, IA, ,,,, ',.r.,, "a ,
tcmpnrt-v drty Save bsr,ri,,s",s anu
Licutrnan',,'nmnarjer = sr,.,.t
r.s'ruation .,ren,rt - 'P'"' 10
ltcp, ( - U,,c., t,o,, ,.,,,,a, o.,
val Atttche London, T;nc'ar5 70 ,.r,or,',
dur NAM p,n.,,,r.,,, ''''' 80 80
oriI 81 rit'.''" , -. ,.,
Tosipr / n I1rr.y,,. 80, fn'N -.
., ~ ru,,, ''''''"R '''n me N'nrH'ka
s,'-..,,' q r...,-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-12-09

tWith name ana address OF lenders attorney
81 ST, n y. ,oes W Az n tssvas, June IS
la0o--Jacob & Sarah Fish to samson Ru.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-12-09
EUROPEAN MAILS.

Highest temperature. 3s' atip, ~
Lowest temperature. J2'. At midnight
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-12-09
RECORDED LEASES.
Manhattan.

S5TH ST. 20 L, a!!--sarah c Goodhue 70
kath Ktyanaugh. "a t. 35th St > yrs and
q days from Dec :. 1914, attys. Folsom
Bros. i21 = san t:...... y 400 TO s2.soo
hanson to Antonio Brunclu and ano. yrs
from June /. 1914. atty, Honelle
-nWa T. l"fin ST. ..... t3.o'u
STR AZ .2ie, store-Monson Morris. trustee
u jos Farnan ana ano, ON premises, )
yrs from sept l. 1914, atty. James Ever.
ards Brew cries l. L 1894 st.. $1,000
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-12-09

NFIT III IN Do INH N03'-1I ~
Mackenzie has arrived at Tampa, the tran,
port Runalo at Mare Island uul collier
Jason at Genoa
m" 'tuisor New or'"an. ha~ SAVED tron,
S..'U' '.u. f.r tpriltr tnH ryN ttf York.
town t.u'u T. I'.. f'i Nahatttu.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-12-09
lBronH.

HOME ST. o75, 9Sl. 9S5. also Hoe av. 900
al,--Msrion T. Ireland TO Morris Roslnes.
1897 BROOK Hv. and ano, yrs and mos
from Nov /, 1914, atty, Welt, -, y
6th Observation-Disclosures. .........ti 3. 400
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-12-09

tNth name and address Of lender and
attorney. IL attorneys name is omitted
address party Of second partD
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-12-09
OUTGOING STEAMSHIPS

- Stampslia from Naples
- Es-enuibo, from Colon
- Mexico from Havana
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-08-05
Nav Curtail Oil Production.

New York, Aug. 4.-The Standard
Oil company of New Jersey Monday
issued the following statement:
"The Standard Oil company of New
Jersey may be compelled on account
of interruption of foreign commerce
resulting from the war situation in
Europe to materially curtail the out
put of all petroleum products. This
sudden loss of market, coupled with
large accumulated stocks of finished
products now on hand will necessa-
rily limit their ability to purchase
crude oil. At the moment it is i'm
possible to say to what extent and
no wlong this unfortunate condition
will continue"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-08-05
Enid to Celebrate Strip Opening.

Oklahoma City, Ok, Aug 4.-Plans
are being perfected at Enid for the
coming celebration of the twentieth
anniversary of the opening to settle
ment of the Cherokee Strip. This
will be Sept. 16. The plans contem-
plate several days Of exposition and
carnival and homecoming day. For
there are many Oklahomans who
live in other states at this time. They
participated in the opening of the
strip and then moved to other from
tiers.
Besides the Enid event there will
be a celebration in Perry and per
haps in other towns of the strip coun.
try. The strip was opened five years
after old Oklahoma, but the progress
that has been made has obliterated
the difference between the two Sec
tions and the visitor of twenty years
after will find some of the best farms
and finest homes Of the state in the
strip.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-08-05
NEWTON, kANS.
VISITED BY
FIRE DEMON
SCORE OF BUSINESSES SUFFER.
AID CALLED FROM WICHITA.
LOSS WILL REACH HALF MIL
LION DOLLARS

Newton. Kan, Aug. 1.-THE McMa-
nus Dry Goods Cos. store, Dun Il
Sons big furniture and undertaking
emporium. the Newton Lumber Com
pany's yards, the Herold Book 4 Pub
fishing plant, the First National Bank
and half dozen smaller business CON
Germs were destroyed by fire here at
> o'clock this morning, causing a loss
of 100000 1t was the most destruc-
tive fire that Newton ever has had and
the fire department, recently equipped
with a modern fire apparatus, includ-
ing a motor truck, was unable with its
five lines of hose, to cope with the
blaze until it had fed .tself on the big
gest portion of one of the most central
and costly business blocks in the
town.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-08-05
OLIVE OIL FROM TOMATOES.
New Industry Has Been Made Sue
eessfulIy by Italians.

We are quite sure says the Buffa-
10 Express, when the announcement
was first made, that some enterprls-
ing chaps over in Italy had found a
way TO extract oil from tomato seeds,
that we would get il in our olive oil.
1t is now recorded that the Italians
now are conducting experiments look
ing to the manufacture of an edible
oil from the crude tomato seed oil,
and this oil, it is expected, will be-
come a cheap substitute for olive oil
in the preparation of food" And this
takes all the JOY out OF the discovery
of a new and promising industry.
The tomato seed oil industry was
successful in Italy from the first year
and at the present time between g.
600 and 5000 tons of wet tomato re-
fuse are worked out in the industry
in this way each year. 1t is esti-
mated that the 5000 tons of wet to-
mato refuse will yield approximately
> 400 tons of dried residue, which, in
turn, yields 24O tons, COR nearly Co.
O00 gallons of omato seed oil. Be
sides the oil yielded from 5000 tons
of tomato refuse, it is estimated that
800 tons of oil cake are produced as
a by-product. and this has taken
an important place as a stock food
in Italy There are about 500 tons
OF tomato peel in each 5000 tons OF
wet refuse from canning factories
and although no particular use has
been found for the peel up to the
present time, the Italians are making
experiments with the object of find
! ing out its value as a fertilizer.
But why must we have a substi
/ tute for olive oil? 1t is a great dea
easier now to get substitutes than i
/ is to get the real olive oil.