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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-12-17
NEW QUARTERS FOR CENTURY co
Publishers Take Floor In Fourth
Avenue Building.

William A. White & Sons have leased
TO- the Century Company. publishers. for
"A term of years the top floor of the Ar
mory Building, on the east side Of
Fourth avenue, between Twenty-fifth and
Twenty-siXth streets. The floor contains
10000 square foet and the lease COM
plet,s the renting Of the building. The
Century Company has occupied its pres
ent quarters on Union square since 1851.
making this it's first change In thirty
three years. It's removal to Fourth ave
nue. Is another notable addition to the
publishers colony which has grown up in
that section.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-12-17
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
Cwi'h name and address, Of lender
Attorney

tWith name and address, OF lenders
Attorney
AMSTERDAM Az. sl3i, =. G:6 i6sth
st. 37GNio0. Nov 10. l9ii--Jacoh aud
Anna Po,atscher 20 FANNY | VI Leith:
atty, VIM splelhcrger, 10 wall s,..Sl. COO
SOUTHERN BOULEVARD, a. 80 II Perry
av. 75xliiN7S 3Nlni Nov I. i909--Julia l.
Bambev to VIM u Steinhamp. eNr. attvs.
SaIter Stoiuknmp. 40 Nassau 81. $1,000
Kl\GSBRlbGE kD NJ. :. 1903 u " Heath
av. 5lsNi5ox5oNi777 Z. Dec H. loil-Anua
J. Finnegan 10 Title Guarantee Il T CO
Rf;NNETT ~ 'is7i - i.,,b X, Mn.
2St.6 49, - 10 iT.T 20 beg,
Dee -, i9ll-pstk MCSuity 20 Jas
Gordon Bennett, attys. Jay & =. ~ Wal
81 AZ. " cor i7-,h 81. 2eN7e i7oth st Z
$40 81 aV. IONi2. Nnv 10. I903--Inhn
Massimino "a Bead'esfon 4 Woerz. pttvs
GuggenheimCr. L 4 VI, 90 Broad
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WILLS 100000 TO U. OF p.
Fortune for MINING
school or Auditorium.

PHILApEIrHlA. pc i6.-With the ex-
ccpt'on of trihing requests the 5000 600
estate left 10y William Il Irvine a
former city treasurer, viii go t. the
University OF Pennsylvania His Will
provides that the fortune ne used either
for the erection aud maintenance OF a
hu,lalnG .or the school % m!r!ns eng
,eerng or for an auditorium The net
income Is to be paid to Mary u Irvine
"A sister, during her life. The principal
Is 10 go then 10 the university.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-12-17
PHILIP TUMULTY, JR., HURT.
brother Of Presidents Secretary Has
Feet Crushed by Timber.

I, was Mt first feared that an accident
that happened to Philip TumultN Jr,. a
contractor in Jersey City and "A brother
OF Joseph l.. Tumul,y. President Wilson :
secretary. would ueCessitate the ampu-
tation OF one or both of his feet. Tho
physlcans now hope that he will not be
crippled.
Mir Tuuuity was helping his wutkiur''
unload lumber from a wagon In Merce
street. where ne is building house, whe'
a heavy timber fell on his feet. lie wa
taken to his home, 9S5 Y ,rk street.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-12-17
RESULTS AT AUCTION.
Public offerings Yesterday In the
Manhattan salesroOm.
lat Ssos THIRD AVENUE

DIV JIIWts u I'VNVFH H'
BECK ST. 5se, :, 100 W Avenue 81 John
lO0xl25 two 4 story fats--G VI Krakower
agt Os,ro Construction Co ct al; due.
yI5.92lO4; taxes SC, Sl,s236g; sub TO a
mtgc OF s9O.27j. to John stouben-
lsGGTTH ST. 4ss. y. n 5, i2ss " washins,
ton av lssxi00 story tenement-J
Hoffman, ct al sgt UneXcclled (es Cor
poration ct al; duo. s2,23O73 taxes. Sc.
ses9 so. subject to mtgc OF $500; 20
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-12-17

ssuad.
First Lieu, y. Reynolds. Coast Ar'tl-
Irry. from l3tth Company 20 STAN command
ms officer coast offences OF savannah
FIRST Lieut. H. T. las, NJ. r. e.. resign4-
ton acc. pt'l
20 Ior'v-SDNcufh company. Coast Art. cry
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-12-17
MECHANICS LIENS.
Manhattan.

BROADWAY. i--HNrGlyur. uAys x % tgt
Real Esi'tc security Co. oNn.- 80.
ia'ri sr sot W N,,on. rae, S,v,-
corn ast Charlie, hinme man. lessee ~
BR0ApwNY. 81, Johnston nca,inr -,
agt oswald Cammanu ct al, owners. FL
CORN 81 t9-5l w--Rotert " Ludw.g aEt
6s-7l West s0th - Co. owner. S-tmuel
iiiTH ST. 1855 W East River MI a Lum-
her go AIT Wil.tm Siattery Construction
60. owner and contractor ........ ,4l. 90
COLUMBUS AN. g3l-Raislcr Heating CO
agt Annie r Potter owner. II Doug IS
Potter, contractor Observation-Disclosures $3.50
l7STH ST s. ~ W Boston ~. s. 6NlOo--
Colwell Lead co 1gt Nun Building CO.
owners. John Kelly, contractor. s.. 800
i7hTH ST. -, ",.2 " Boston ri. N76NlCO-
Murray Il HI 60 aEt Hull Building 90.
owners ana contractors .......... $500
LIND Az. - 77l u l6Pth It, JOY
Casper Otto and Frank Fang tgt Ernes,
Rel err Construction GO, Inc, owners ant
LIND " s. s7l lss,h s,.S5ox r.
wing 4 Bogan sgt Ernes, Keller Coust-uc-
'ion ca, In. owners and contractors. SEQ
CkplpNA Az, lsN--Louis l Bregman agt
David Pistnonk and Jacob Wolfe owners
ana contractors .... ....-.-., .-.... 1900
VAN NEST Az. 7s9--Henry II Meise Il SON.
Inc, agt katharina Riegcr, owner carl
WASH NGTGN ~ i5si-i5s3-lsidore !
Lorde agt congregation and GreI; House
81 Learning u Israel OF The Bronx.
owner6, joseph Stellman. contractor. s. I
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-12-17

SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.
Manhattan.

9TH Az. 49,, and 24th 81. IS to So W--Paul
Schcrber Iron Works ast Andrew Rust
estate ct al. Dec 3. 1914 (by bondl SIS.
18Th ST 81 W--Ferdinand T Landor sEt
: Frank at al, oct 10, l9lt..... .22y6
eO7TH ST :. whole front bet Pos, and
sherman avs-Progrcs Painting and
Decorating co agt Bemis Realty 90 e. al
LuLN I. lAll 10y bondl ..........t 2sS. u
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-12-17

The Phi Gamma Delta Society OF New
YORK University is the buyer of the three
story house at the northeast conner OF
lo..ns place and 1854 street, reported
sod yesterday.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-12-17
SMALL HOTEL LEASED.

A \. Hagcinan has leased the Hotel
Mira at 81 West Thirty-ninth street to
Frank T.. Hynes.
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Cwest of Fifth av between Fourteenth and
llOth stsl

10TH ST, n $. i25 5th av. 25xss-Augustine
smith ct al. eNrs, to VIM Lustgirten *
co. IS william st, Nov 20. mtg $4,000;
atty. Co. lI6 Bway. .........,.....f
22D ST. g. 100 sth av. ?Oxes .6-Lau-
renee Bolognino ano to Eros Amuse-
ment Co. Bway q Esd ST. Dec II. mtg
$1,000: atty. Edw VI Slothers. II Battery
DldNc SA"V
Az cor 1924 II. ?5llX
s3.i-Larimer \ Cushmau Baking Co to
Cushmans Sons Inc. 90 Bway. mtg $4,000
Nov IS; attys. Gordon a Il. ~ BMay.-klO0
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-12-17

y E'omnnn from com
ia home for orisrs.
ls, from tho kaiph to tho
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-12-17

EnHt SIUC.
Cast OF Fifth av. between Fourteenth and
sts

10th sts.D
ssxscB All Realize isE to wore 1 Really =;
20: us Bway mtg $4,000, Dec 3. 800
SrH ST. rs. lte W East End av, 2SxioOs
han g,.iSn j. Pee 4; mtg $1,000 atty Gee
John Riexinger to Lydia Boepple,. 81
sunnyside sv Brooklyn, Dec 10. mtg sli.-
Park Az issi' " :. ss.s s5,hi st. g5 .?s
, i,2GG;--AntCn friedri.h ct al to Armory
$4,000. Dec Is; atty, l. CO., $50
iosTH ST sii.is n, 1878 s "a %y
Really CO. sesk% Williamson IN ,sc sSH
Dec 10; atty. T q Co. i76 Bway. ..sioo
West side.
tWest Of Fifth av. between Fourteenth and
10Th stsb
18TH ST. n 5, l25 W 5th av. 25xss-Augustine
smith et al exrs' to VIM Lusts,rseGno S q
CO ~ Wiliiam st; Nov TO- mtg 'i9'oo..;
ED ST. e. 100 W sth aV ?ON9S 6--Lau-
renee $ Bolognno q ano to Eros Amuse.
$1,000: atty. Edw NJ Slothers. II Battery
AMSTERDAM Az. W cor 1924 It. ?s'iix
s3i-Larimer a Cushmar Baking CO to
Cushmans sons Inc, 90 Bway. mtg $4,000
Nov IS; attys Gordon Il Il, IA Bway"Sl0o
Uptown.
CManhattan Island. north Of lloth ST.
9TH Az. 1is9. =. 63.2 l2Oth -. 37.sxiOo-
JOS n Edelson; ref; to LAWYERS Mtg CO
SO Liberty ST. Dec ~; attys. cary Gar
i2iTii ST :. i565 ID av. isSxio6 Ii
David oppenheimer ano; sxrs. to Adolph
atty Isadore NJ Levy. $50 Bway ......si
LAWRENCE ST, IS, Sai.e Amsterdam av
sons, Inc, so Bway, mtg $4,000. NOV. e;
attys. Gordon 4 Il, ~ Bway 500
Morninssde avs. all title to all land on
4 " OF lot 90 on tax map-Same to same
LAwSRENcEE' sT sane s asss Amsterdam Wv NV
ls:.lixioo--Cushmsn Bread co TO cush-
man sons, Inc. SO Bway, mtg $4,000. Ny
LAwRBNcE 81 10. :. go Amsterdam lam
irro :sS:SS to 40 MsnhGlion :, x 3Sx
18TH ST 5, 3S5 Lcncx av 5Gxss.Ii.
.,erdam av. iisxsi.il mtg $1,000
Homer r Gilies 70 ManhattsnSnle Realty
TorG, ;:o W go st! Dec Is; atty .,oha
ie3p ST. SIS. 200 Amrterdsm AZ 2,N
strack, ~ f ga 81. Dec Is. atty. T .
CO. lIs B"ay ..'...'....'...''' S-s's'o
thorough Of The Bronx
so BOULEVARD. l2il. s. s5xi0O; also
rerna to. Irene J oo'ConnelI ia! nryan,
BAii.EY Av' " : sii 2sis, 81, s67x lrres
i5E,h st. mtg ,as 600 o"- De- ~ IS ats,
Z Bergman, i'sth st ana 81 Az, 500
u @bish Hoimcs. y,r Arthur y Hias,
3D.; W HxSn ar sg' i Te2,err; De, ~
BAILEY Az. $50 . :. .sxiOo :: also Bailey
av. ?sss. :. :SNloo. i.Albert MamIock
ttty T @ 4 r 90, i7s Rway ......,,lOo
SO BOrLEvARD 9 s. 20 Perry av. - *
Nd hTm]g SiS c,h IN no ks; SoS H'I bee
IL. atty. r q 4 r Co. l56 Bway,...... 81
RAIfEy Az = ssS saOth IT, a5NlOO. 10
Albert Mamlock to Harry Calm. c54o
Grand av, and ano Dec ~. attys. r G = =
BAlIEY Az aSSS s. sSNloo Dori-
Youngerman TO same, Dec -. a,F.,
Hr.t;IiTrs ~. 2,is Is - Sxs7. s-t'river.,l
savings Bank ~ Jos n Wells .oos W looth
Rway .................. 81 900
ELTON Az. G3S " l6lst -. flNl2l =
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-12-17

- Paruort from glasgow
- lusitlula. from Liverpool
- CulWu. from san Juan
- Ray anon from san Juan.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-12-17
ltronN.


WASHINGTON Az. lo3i cor str-Eli-s
Ahriyeiler to Gustav AhriVei'rr. - +
10Th u, 3 W. from Jan !, 1915. attyS.
Fitch VI & q. ~ Nuz~tu -t...... ....Sl 500
18TH ST, 4ia T., GI-Esther l.idz to Louis
be- !. attys. Morrison $. 'aeo
BWay OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. f,,o5.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-12-17
RECORDED LEASES.
Manhattan.

AMSTERDAM Az. 6l6. str roo- and bake
shor-Jno J Powers 10 Harry solomon.
el6 Amsterdam ~, IL WIS from sept !.
FRANKFORT ST, =. 81 Park Row. , 600
~ q In basement :. 500 - n I'm sub
basement sun Bidg-Schuite Realty co 20
VIM kountou9os. ESQ " .,d -. Conev
island = We from May :. l'lt....S3 500
81 Az. l43l-l433, cor str-~impn Dhe~-
fielder to Rudolph Reimcr ?eN r iS0tn -.
vrs and 81 DAYS from Dec l.l9lI; tttvs.
Fitch. ~ & e. . Nassau st..,.....sl,s0O
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-12-17

veaLda living fireplace
bed
chambers tiled baths clothes
unusually modern
fishing bathing
hockey delightful
Of ou
OF
Tor further particulars address
WALTER S. RAFT ,Hrgaosee,, 40 Broadway, N. Y. c.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-12-17
MORTGAGES.


with name and address Of lender and
lenders Attorney
Downtown
Csouth OF Fourteenth ST.
O9 - io siE Franco W Demares, to Henry
burden. trus, Cazcnovia, y y. Dee 10.
due as per bond; ATTY. T q co. i76 Broad,
East side.
(East of Filth al. between Fourteenth and
liOth stsI
PARK Az = $50 95th ST. s5.2NiO0 80
Armory nm Realty co to Anton Fried
rich and ano. exrs, East Northport |.
mtg $4,000; due as, as pr bond De-, d La
CManhattan Island, north Of 10th ST.
ii6TH ST = so "a ay, ?ONloo.l TO-
c; atty. Leo Sehairau 81 Chambers
lssD ST. :. 900 . Amsterdam av, 25xiies
Johanna sunCk to Emigrant Ind say
Bank. 81 Chamhers ST. yr' y g O De- 5ec
N1 y s1iS6MjaceS i and Anna PoIat.sFsk 70
skly yn.'' prior mtg $4,000. Dec Is, due e..
per bond. atty. u Eichhorn, aOs Broad,
Bronx.
thorough of The Bronx
ls5TH ST, ~ H. = :. toxlso-cNicol Bldg
Corpn to clara karp, 1879 crotona Az.
P PTSr F ms PRIV &syGraSE .o Bway ,PoSG
18TH ST, u ,, 1901 so Blvd, io.5xiso---
prior mtg $4,000. Dec -, 3 yrs. 6.p.ci
attys, Pressinger ~ SO Wal ST $4,000
W l. LOT 1877, map Wakefield .JNlli-
BENEDICT LiuI1o and ano to Mary HeCht,
l. = 4 7 Go, 100 BNay 49,; =. - 800
PROSPECT Az, Oakland pl 25xioO-
Herman stenkamp to Robert j Moore
head, AZ Y ltoth st. Dec -, yrs
G.. atty, Title G. a r Co. lTs Sway $500
ELTON Az, 500, n ;. 3l.Sx Ereg-Gustav
Vein 10 Sarah T. Furnad 81 W 79d 81
and ano, eNrs Dec ~, due Jan 8, lqiS,
p c; atty. Title q n CO. 1873 Broad,
u,StIEtrs Nv, IDS, a ; 'siSxs7G-Josep6S
X wells to Universal savings Bank, lis
BWHy, Dec 10, due So. as per bond, atty,
Robert Mazet, 257 Bway .,...,.... $3.50
JEROME Az, 235L " 3 lsxis.ll; Jerome
av, 23j3, W =, iNX79 ll--C q Adolah
Hohle and ano to Harlem savings Bank
ia Il l2ath ST, Dee Is. due Nc. per
bond; atty, Clinch, ~ Park
,dHiI,Trnt Az ',s,,n 81, ',Coiiss5NNirOnS,G,
schneider 10 charles II Thornton 1920
Clay ay. Dec Is, yrs &c, attys, Meter
Van perVoer. IA Bway ....,..., S., 900
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TRANSACTIONS RECORDED.
TRANSFERS.

with name and address OF lender and
attorney. II attorneys name ia omitted
address party of second part.)
Downtown.
tSouth OF Fourteenth ST.
NEW BowERY. 8, at W = James st. ssx
s.5x26, gore-Anne NJ Slattery ct al to
Shurch OF st James, q G. Dec |: atty.
~ e Walsh, 81 city Hall pl.......,.s 81
CobI MBIA ST. W cor stanton 81, 25x75--
solomon Becker to John \ Adams, 2i6i
attys' Amend 4 A, l1e Nassau st. 500
SAME PROPERTN--John a Adams to
caroline Baierlein, ia jerome 1T.
brooklyn, Dec IL, mtg $4,000; atty.
tlOU
STANTON ST, 1857. :. 80 O Goerck st.
.slONSl.3--Jn Adams to Sol Becker.
90 stanton st. mtg s2725o. Dec 10: atty.
Jacob Rieger. 257 Bway. 100
18th ST, =, gas I'd av, 26xlO3.3 --Saml
kleimer to sami Newman, Newark, !.
sept y. mtg $4,000. atty. NJ Kahn, %
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-12-17
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.
Manhattan.

LAWYERS MTG co 10 Gee Wat
sou ...,...........''.'.. .'tbooo
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Particulars.

~ story modern flreproof building
All meals served In apmts Every
convenience. all outside rooms.
permanent llVht, large closet
space. most convenient location
In ,ltV.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-01-14
FIND PART OF LOOT;
MAY CATCH THIEVES
Silverware Stolen From Walworth
Home Located at Pawn shop
Taken BY Gang.

Detectives have recovered $40
worth of the silverware stolen from
the residence of Mae Walworth at
322 w. Wayne St, and unraveled the
first threads of a clue which, it is be-
lieved, will lead TO the apprehension
OF the thieves. who are thought TO be
connected with a number OF similar
robberies in northern Indiana
The thieves entered the WalWOrth
home three weeks ago, while the own
er was out of the city. A broken win
dow warned the police of the rob-
berry. They were handicapped in
their efforts to locate the burglars by
the absence of Miss WalwOrth and il
was not until a few days ago that
they received a list of the missing
articles which they soon found part
of the loot in a South Bend pawn
shop.
Full descriptions OF the men were
secured and investigation indicated
that they are the same that commit
ted robberies at Laporte and Elkhart.
The two are known 10 the police and
it is believed they are now in a near
by city.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-01-14
To MAKE SURVEY
Of SCHOOLS HERE
Experts From Russell Sage
Foundation to Report on
Efficiency of South Bend
System.

A survey of the South Bend public
school system by experts working
under the Russell Sage Foundation
will be undertaken in the near fu-
ture. Supt. Montgomery and the va
rious principals have decided that the
money required for the survey will
be raised by the supervising force.
The plan has been approved by the
board of education.
The purpose of the survey will be to
determine the efficiency Of the South
Send school plant. The experts make
a thorough investigation OF the sys-
tenn and when finished issue a com
plete report pointing out the good fea-
lures of the system as well as indi-
eating the lines in which improvement
may be made. Suggestions are made
regarding the course OF study. the
preparation Of teachers the methods
of instruction. the kinds of schools
most needed in the community.
The school supervisors hope to
raise the major portion OF the money
needed for this purpose through a
concert to be given in the high school
auditorium Feb Z. The faculty OF
the South Bend conservatory will
present the program.
The salary OF the investigators is
provided for in the Russell Sage FOun-
datiOn but the local expenses as rail-
road fare, entertainment and the cost
Of printing the report are To be paid
here.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-01-14
WILL TRY FOSTER ON
WHITE SLAVE CHARGE
Girl Says Another Man Ruined Her
and Millionaire Came To Her
Assistance.

MOBILE. Ala. Jan. 1.-THE. pre-
liminary hearing of Joel NJ. Foster.
the reputed millionaire head of the
International Poultry farms OF
Browns Mills, y. J., charged with vio-
lating the white slave act by trans
porting Delilah bradley from her
home at PembertOn. y. J., for i'm
moraal purposes. will be called this
afternoon.
The government will show that the
man brought the girl from her home
first TO Philadelphia, then to Jackson
Vile. Fla, and from there to Mobile.
The girl has made an affidavit ac-
cording TO her father. Harry +. Brad
ley. that Fl. ID. Linderman accom-
plished her ruin and that Foster came
TO her assistance and saver her from
disgrace and for this act she became
enamored of him and did his bid
ding Bradley says that he will take
his daughter back home with him as
soon as the government permits.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-01-14
BY GERTRUDE NJ PRICE

HOLLYWOOD, Cal, Jan. IA
great twentieth century temple is be-
ing built out here under the clear,
blue southern California skies that a
modern samson may shatter it to the
ground
a modern Delilah, Delilah-like only
in beauty, has come all the way from
New York, from coast to coast, to be
spectator and a participator,
To be more explicit, the story of
Samson and Delilah. the Biblical story
with all its dramatic values and scenic
spectacies, is now in the process of
being transferred TO the moving pic
ture screen.
Vivid scenes and striking climaXes
in which the destruction of the temple
and the Staying of the Philistines will
be graphically and realistically pOr-
trayed. are now being made
The role of Samson. the strong man.
is being interpreted by J. Warren
Kerrigan, whose popularity as a
movie" idol is as famed as the
photoplay itself. To give added in
terest to the film, Katherine Kerrigan
Jacks sister, is playing opposite to
him in the character of Delilah
BY special arrangements, she left
the "EverywOman" company in New
York. with which she has been playing
for the last year, to take this part in
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-01-14
GFN. BLISS REPORTS.

WASHINGTON Jan. IA. - Gen.
Bliss Tuesday afternoon informed the
war department that the Mexican
federal refugees number 3.S52 officers
and soldiers and 1.O67 women from
Ojinaga. The report sai6 the refugees
had with them 7S3 horses. 307 mules
and 53 burros.
A great number OF rebels left Dim
aga Tuesday morning apparently en-
route 10 Mula Pass / have a re-
liable report TO the effect that 63 dead
federals were seen in Ojinaga Mon
day" said Gen. Bliss.
ARRANGEMENTS have been made
with railroads To transport all pris-
oners 70 Fort Bliss on their arrival in
Mula Pass / have instructed Gen.
Scott 10 arrange a detention camp.
The large number OF animals is both
a great expense and nuisance.
The commanding officer in Preside
Is now arranging two or three supply
camps between PresidiO and Maria
The transfer Of prisoners will prob
ably begin in a day. or so. Everything
possible is being done for their COM
fort"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-01-14
$4,000 REWARD
FOR CEN. OROZCO
Dead or Alive Says Villa
Refugees in Preside Face
Starvation-Reduced to One
Meal a Day.

PRES do, Texas. Jan. IA food
famine threatens Presidio because OF
the hundreds Of Mexican refugees
military authorit. IS and the Red Cross
are cooperating TO relieve the suf-
fering. but many OF the homeless are
reduced TO one meal a day.
The 5000 Mexican federal soldiers
who crossed the river and surrendered
10 Maj. McNamee, u. 5. A, when
Gen. Villa captured Ojinaga, probably
viii be sent TO Fort Rosecrans. Cal.
Gen. Villa is making final prepara-
tiOns for his journey southwark 10
joint the constiJutionalist army. He
had prOclamatiOns posted in Ojinaga
offering $4,000 in gold for the cap
ture of Gen. PascUal Orozco dead or
alive"
The cOnstitutionalists have passed
a sentence of death upon that traitor
(OrOzcO)." declared Villa.
Il want him taken alive, if pos
sible, so we can hang him, but / will
pay the same reward if his dead body
is brought TO headquarters"
MEXECO CITY, Jan. IA. - The
Carranza rebels entered the State of
Jalisco at Cabo COrricates Tuesday.
There was a short skirmish. but the
federal garrison at this point was not
strong and are reported TO have
evacuated. This move is taken here
TO mean that Gen. Carranza is plan
ming a campaign in JaliscO with the
object OF making his headquarters at
Guadalajara, from which point he
could direct a final assault on Mexico
City.
An armored train of Federais was
attacked by rebels at San Luis PotOsi
Tuesday. Twenty three federals were
killed and two of the armored cars
were wrecked. The train returned to
san Luis PotOsi, and a detachment Of
federals have been sent In pursuit.
4 troop train of federals which
left TOrreOn for Durango today was
attacked about ten miles from Tor
reon and after a short stand against
the rebels the train returned.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-01-14
MAN INSISTS HE WILL
DO AWAY WITH SELF

I'm going TO Kill myself as soon
as YOU let me gOJ' reiterated William
Leps at the Jail Wednesday, where
he was taken after attempting 10 COM
NIT suicide by drowning in the river
Tuesday.
Il don't want 20 live and there isn't
any work TO do SO I'm going To die. -
ne insisted. lie was respondent be-
cause he could not find work and
started drinking according 10 his
wife.
The two had been partly separated.
as the wife is compelled TO earn the
means for the family's support. the
husband spending most of his time
drinking. Their baby is at Berrien
Springs with her parents. Leps viii
probably be taken back 20 the home
II his parents at Chicago after he
has recovered. His condition was
improved Wednesday.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-01-14

the one picture After she has fin
ished il she will return to New York
and TO the company
Real Building.
To those who question the real ex-
pense and work attached to the pro-
ductiOn of big picture play like
Samson and Delilah" this picture.
showing a scene in the process of con-
structiOn, may be very interesting.
Real carpenters, real nails real
saws, real hammers and real lumber
lots of it-were being used in the
Building Of the temple the day / visit
ed the west coast studios. saw the
men at work just as you see them
here.
Kerrigan and Director Macdonald
both told me that there would be
something like 600 people used in the
picture for the big scenes. They es-
timated the cost of producing the
temple scene, alone, at about $4,000,
and the cost of the entire picture at
$4,000.
They figured about a month for the
construction of the buildings, props
and scenery for the picture, and an
other month for production. The
completed picture will be in four
reels The story will follow the Bib
lical story quite closely, being as accu-
rate in costuming and scenes as time
thought and money can make them.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-01-14
DEBATING CLUB PRESENTS
PROGRAM AT ASSEMBLY

Music and res.tations featured a
program presented by the Debating
Club at the high school assembly
Wednesday morning The hlgn
school orchestra opened and closed
the entertainment The real OF the
program was as follows. Recitation
Bear story. Helen Jackson. mono
logue. Carl Pren. songs. VIM Stein.
Recitation. Tom Sawyer's Love AZ
fair" Mae Codd and a m0nOl0gue by
John Woodwork
AT the close OF the program the Ju-
nior class presented $40 TO the school
TO be used in the purchase OF pic
ture for abe school art gallery. The
presentation speech was made 10y eN-
president Iisle Kreighbaum. under
whom the money was raised.
IL was also announced taht the Sc
mester would end on Friday Jan. 80
and that no school would be held on
that date.