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The Washburn leader., 1914-07-03
Notice Of Real Estate Mortgage
Foreclosure Sale

Notice 10 hereby given that that
certain mortgage, executed and de-
livered by Nick Polishook and Mas
tasia Polishook, his wife, mortga-
gors, to Northern Land. and Mort
gage Company. corporation under
the laws Of the State OF Minnesota,
mortgage, dated the Goth day Of
June, A. d.. 1909, and filed for re-
cord IN the office of the, Register Of
Deeds Of the County Of Mclean and
State Of North Dakota, on the 9Th
day Of July. A. D., 1909, ct 10: 10
O'Clock A. M, and there recorded
in Book B-32 OF Mortgages on page
"a. will be forecloeed by q sale OF
the premises in such. mortgage, and
hereinafter described, at the front
door Of the court house, in Wash
burn. in the county Of Mclean and
State Of North Dakota, at the hour
OF 2 o'clock p. M. on the 21st day
OF July, A. p. 1914, to satisfy the
amount due upon such MORTGAGE on
the day Of sale. The premises de-
scribed in such mortgage and which
will be sold to satisfy the same are
situated in the County of Mclean and
State Of North Dakota, described as
follows, to-wit; The South one-half
@ the southeas Quarter (sh-
sDA) Of Section Six (6), and the
North one-haR of. theel Northeast
Qaagter lNs1ls NEHl) ~ Of Section
Seven lD, in Toypship One Hun:
Eightytwo (S2) West; excepting
therefrom right-of-way across said
premises to oths Minneapolis, st.
Paul q Sauit ! Ste. Marie Il Railway
QoMpeny.. Said mpzt1eGeeg has
elected to, declare 4a4dI 49es hereby
,dec1aFe the. whole debt secured by
said mortgage odfs atadf payabfe In
accordance with the terms 1t 4sifH
mortgage. by reason Of the defaAt
of said modgaeo1Ss in failing to pay
three principal lotes.. ea0h for $a6
on Dec. 1stI of 1911, 1912 and
1913. and in failing to pay three, in
terest coupon notes each for $72
due Dec. 1st oSe;19l1, 1919 and 1913,
secured by q superior mortgage, al
Of which are still due and unpaid,
and. in, failing to pay the taxes
against said land for, the year 1913,
mofteasee' was donpelled to, bay
fsuV OAN p6y W O''VtU&oSt At0 AntSCo6to
herein. There WILL be dael on such
mSEssFs n% ~ aa; st tAs s!, dets Of ssta ssas. tss
and 17-100 ($443.17) Dollars, belddes
the costs, fees and. expenses Of fore
closure and sale, which sum incldes
the sum Of &166.24 PRINCIPAL and in
terest due upon the notes secured
by, said mortgage. and the ealm. ,of
s25$.4S due upon the interest coupon
notes secured by, a superior mort.
gage, and the sum Of $19.45. taxes.
with penalty and interest against
sah land for the year 1918.
Dated June 8kh, "A. a., 1914.
Northern Land and Mortgage
Company. Mortsagee.
H. ]. Bessesen.
Attorney for Mortgage,
Harvey. N. D. Ia. ~.: ~. l'+t
The Washburn leader., 1914-07-03
Sum mons

summons
State of North 'Dahota, County Of
Mclean. 90.
In District. Court. Sixth judicial Dist
rtct. 49,; " w., t,5,54
Emma Kvamme, Plaintiff.
John sauer. Martin sauer. Julia Tu-
lin, Anna Sauer. Tonic Victor.
and all other persons unknown
claiming any estate or interest in
or lien or incumbrance upon the
property described In the COM
plailht, Defendants.
The State of North Dakota to the
aAove nAmet defendants, Greeting:
You are hereby summoned and re-
1u;red to answer the complaint OF
the plaintiff in the above entitled &C
tion, copy Of which is hereto at
tached and herewith served upon
you; and to serve q copy Of your
answer thereto upon the subscribers
at their office in the Tribune Build
ing in the City Of Bismarck, County
OF Burleigh, State OF North Dakota,
within thirty days after the service
Of this summons upon you, exclusive
Of the day of such service, and you
are hereby notified that In case OF
your failure to appear or answer said
complaint within, that time Judgment
will be- taken. syo, by default
for the reifaE, demanded In the COM
plainte
I Dated. at. Bismarck; N. D., this 9Th
day Ct May, 1914:
Hyland & .Madasn,
Attorneys for Plaintiff,
Tribune Building.
Bismarck, N. d.
To the Defendants Above Named:
You and each Of you are hereby
notified that the Summons and Com
plaint in the above entitled action,
together with notice Of no personal
claim, were filed In the office Of the
Clerk Of the District Court In and for
the County oG Mclean and State Of
North pakota. at Washb99rn. !! N; ]: p.
on the 10th day 0f June, A. D., 1914,
and that this action is brought for
the purpose ok Qaietng title tn
plaintiff, free from all "Reminiscences,
to the; following described real pro-
perty, to-Wit: The North East. quar-.
ter (NEAl 6f section Twenty-one
(21), TuWuships One Hundred Forty
nine l149) u North u Range Seventy
nine COZ West Of the .6th r. M, Nc
Lean County, North Dakota, and that
no personal claim is made against
any of said defendants.
a HyldHd q Madden,
Attutueys tor Plaintiff
~ Il Tribune Building.
Bismarck, n. D.
The Washburn leader., 1914-07-03

Broken castings welded, alumi-
ilt etc, done by oxy7acetylepe
ssises, prompt service On wsldin,I;
3vanised well curbing for sale,
1ana III kinds Of sheet metal wor1
.solGted D. s. Spark Arrester
HI Co., Wilton, n. p. 81 Aalv |
The Washburn leader., 1914-07-03

Girl Wanted Inquire at the
yVsalh hburln Hote ADV. .833
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-22
DIR. BELL IN IMPORTANT POST.
President Cleverley Of Crescents
Pets Him In CHARGE Of AthietScs,

The governors Of the Crescent Ath-
ietic Club have practically selected the
members who will have charge Of the dif-
ferent committees this year. but these
are not quite ready for announcement.
The standing committees were made up
At the first meeting OF the new board, at
which William X. Cleveriey was chosen
as the new president Mr.. Cleverisy V an
old member OF the club but never has
been prominent In its management. He
was elected to the board Of governors at
the last election and led his ticket, which
Indicates his popularity among his fellow
members. Mr.. Cleverley 10 cashier OF tho
seaboard National Bank. and with his
business experience should be well suited
to conduct the business Of the big Brook
lyn club. and with his many friends to
support him he should make his Admin
istration popular one. Alexander H.
Gale Ii the vice-presldent. Robert j. Wall
treasurer and Frank Julian Prince the
year. The other officers were elected
members OF the board last month.
Perhaps the most important COMMITTEES
In the club II that which looks after ath-
letics. DIR. Robert ]. Bell. who for sew
eral years has had charge Of the rowing
basketbail, swimming ana the gymnasium
has been selected to succeed BENJAMIN A.
Kelley as the head Of that committee. DR.
Bell IL an enthusiast about amateur sport
and under his coaching the Crescent Ath-
letic Club has been very successful In
rowing regattas. Tho other members Of
the sthlsti committee are Robert J. Wall.
George f. Brewer. James l. HALEY and
Percy r. Goepel.
The other committees are: Investigating
H l.. Langhnar. chairman. Henry
fischer. Jr.. Alexander b. Gale: financial
Paul Bonynge. chairman: Campbell C..
Broun house-Bruce Duncan. Guthrie B.
Plante, Alfred W. Booraem: printing
Frank Julian Price; mASasins-James c.
Cropsey and James L. HALEY.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-22
NEW MINES OUT FOR TITLE.


Fourteen schools are entered IN the high
schools baseball championship tournament
this year 4, Rrookiyn the tourney will
80, s.,,r,a, Ill OF NM - ~
s'at' 0h.u,u my HPi' So w".s :" -"a
na'ah anu Sueehs Satur"ay' "@' = hAS
beeh set ior the opening ua'e'
OF the fourteen schools entered two Will
make their initial appearance, They are
Eynnder Chllds in the Manhattan BRONX
Richmond tournament and Bushwick in
AZ u,n,L,,., ,J,-.Ior ur,,L,,.r ~. ~.
the b'ookiyn DIVISION b!ookiyh mas the
largest NUMBER OF SCHOOLS entered SIX.
Five are entered In the Manhattan Bronx
Richuopd diytsion and three in the Queens
.ucnrI'o'u oN's'o" anu '"'ee !" '"e ~uee"s
TOURNEY
On Decoration Day the winner OF the
Brooklyn champlonship will opposa the
, 49,. n' - nr a., 80
winner oi 'he queens c"aipio"snp III ."e
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Hlsh school students are not supporting
the Public schools Athletic League. ~ In
viii have to be devised to keep the league
In existence; 4 loss Of between $3.50 ,S ana
track and field Indoor championship games
held In the Forty-sevsnth Regiment. Brook
Ign.
There was only . handful Of spectators
espe ciaily as the meet included every high
school ia the Greater CITY. Tn. day T =.
IN Z. ,n s~. door. Tickets ~srs sen. every
Sn! n . .i%0' su. '' i:x %:ns from
the number
Scholastic followers may have an epRor.
.us'y 70 see n:,ns Hsrr. aSsi oom
s DfeaS" ,ntsrsshoi.s!ie sh.mPionship q Is.
ss Els.s ss.u' as s:si
ment Armory, Brooklyn. Spence v.s not
In the ss:, psSic es, SSsa lion, :. nc Would
S Savs Won had he been we'll Coach Stanley
the rSy ,asn has Y. u,,.
pssta,hion be sad.d 10 the pIosrs nam: 90
,ss %e mex. month rs: Gcrrs Aiss school
faculty has not answered - yet
High .schoo, gunnnssrs ~. viii hay: their ~:
ming this week a. ne spo.s:msn's shSv -. n
iOr each day The 'GhsSShi: TfS,lsSE;, S 'n
chester match; wednesday,. DUPONT match;
Thursdsy. New York State Rifle Association
match and Friday, Peters first and second
| team matchea
The fourth annual iptsrscholastic meet
| and reception Of the Dtctinson Hish School
/. e.. Fourth h S.i a:a:
Bergen avenue and Mercer street Jersey
Guy Mn: events a,S spse 70 ~! : :.
! the Efeatcst number Of points wiii receive
\ bronze statue Of Mercury.
| The fourth annual ntsrscholastic indoor
| games under the suspiees Of Tie YylAeetsn
| Club Of New York viii % Aslo HstVsAay
sftersoen March %: Y re ssvsesn. ~.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-22
WHAT 10 GEE N DRo0KLYN.
The Good Playa To BE Produced
There This Week.

Elsie Ferguson will come to the Nom
tauk Theatre this week to appear In
"A Strange woman" In which she was
so successful ut the Gaiety and Lyceum
theatres earlier in the season.
Tho Gilbert 4 Sullivan Opera Com
pany, which has been reorganiaed for
the presentation Of the operettas Of
these composers, will Be at the Majestic
this week to produce THE Mikado" and
II. NJ 3. Pinafore."
THE Lost TRAIL" which II said to
be new in the stock theatres. will be
acted Tomorrow night BY the company
at the Crescent Theatre. The play was
written by A. e. Wills. and II . COM
edy OF life In the West.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-22

s ;s: s:. TS ' .s: city II: and ' .ss
Nj s;ss s,;:: s;"s' :ssss.S \ ". wv
.os. ~ s '' :: e. s ss. nia: ' si;s
ns,' D,'%S .S.
banner s:s.op is s.pscssd Tor the Marcy
The Hsssssn D,s,r,e, High School basket.
ball team has ceaeslled rs gene sehsdSled
s:.ns .:t :Ss s':. s...s .:
scored 80 psiass against ass By i'' OPP
The up Grade Of the Eastern pi.,rie,
ai.a ss:sS s's y: - 1s'!
f: s!,.$:s 2 SI:s;::: IA
s. os. ' s..m q S:.,o.s Hi:s sshsoi
.s''A .s s.. :ss::';s'sss !s s' s Mn y:
S!s.s h.: .. =: : :. iu! ss:
P:.: < s.. sss.::'a x i s"sis
.S:s Newton .ss &. 's n: ':
s|Sas those out for the team. Nat Mar.
on: oS.. ts1 4: r. n:
Will be announced shortly.
Poly Prep win send eleven smphibians to
meet st Pvincston Sadsr the suspicss Of
Princeton Univesstty Saturday. They are
Ascponald. Kenny. bsnls, Psthsrbridgs.
eurseh. c. Parsons. J. shields aad Wesley
the easaic xlSh School eiinchsd tie north.
=: .:.. SS . iI:.::s s::F''A'''' League
A call for ,pitchsrs ana ostoAsrs for the
otuyvessnt High School baseball tsan he's
been i.eve1. Practice hes bees soinG On
and . nrst class battery viii be turned out.
. eee-hour sacs bstwssn teams Of two boys
~ - ~ :sss ::Ai ~ = s:ssSss s9 e.
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the veterans have been graduated. The
season opens March as With a game against
fonkers on the home diamond.
Paul IRA was elected to captain the Eras.
mus Hall track team last week Ills eiec-
!,Sn c.' nIan ~" Urn is one Of The
good At the mile run.
stuyvs;snt eompieiea most successful,
o o,H,n,steaii season season Monday. The team. con-
.ermsn and spscE. Won seventeen OF TWEEN.
y-ons games played.
Manager McGarry OF the Manual Train
ball schedule for nsIt season. Tho sea. S
oPsns on September 70 against siuyvesant
Mn. games VIII be played. Marbuik is
years team VIII be out of the lineup. They
are bosnau and Alderman.
,snss os, ron for ,h the nu%Ssr 3,
sShool baseball team the Marcy avenue
s \. ELL, VIII hsys one Of the best teams In
% hasd. They are XuI Bucket. Ms,.sr .
kowitn Glamkowski and Spin. Harold Aul
s.ms: Will ss p spraFus rs ssp tain
VII b. AGAINST Richmond Hin on the lat
ssrs diamond on March 26.
week follow, Monday. Commsreisi vs. DICK.
s .:S ss". c GSgp. g. ysh Han
, s::Ssss. y & g = ir''h% S s s,ay!:
Dictinson High at Jersey city ''' w.
The result OF the Poly PREF, De wit, Cl,r.
ton swtmming meet on Friday at the Fourth
avenue baths Will be watched with interest
cy scholastic followers. Clinton IN the lead
ins Manhattan school, while Poly Prep Is un.
dsfsAted thus far this season.
The events to be contested ct the annual
high achool swimming championship to bs
held March IL IN the c, C. n. Y. natatorium
az e. seI!Sws' 70; ies and 40 yard swims
distance, one minute limit. and fancy diyins
. consist Of, !, front; .. back; 3, front
5scknife; I. back jacknife. with three dives
optional to the contestant.
Saturday afternoon. Jun. -, ha, been
selectsd by the high schools games com.
mittse - the day Of the outdoor elementary
schools track and field hampIonship
games. The meet will be held at Curtis
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-22

All OF the entrants In the race will have 20
be over sixteen year, Of age, and no one Will
lime. Medals win b. awarded to tks nr.s
;;il' o. Irssmu. Hall viii hsv: charge Of
Bryant High School 70 expected TO be well
represented 81 the outdoor scholastic meets
III; Sr and - sa sS-s Bryan, %' r.. a as
tet hard to beat
tn: ,ss,s. ::.% OF T. b. ;' c s .n nag:
sbs: FresmorSan was elected assistant
a chang; Ia: S.en made n n. Dat. for
sss and T::s' Of @8 Being :S" . rs; ~:
At the sixty ninth Regiment Armory.
GU. 1S IN. q .cs: ~: Sen sA 81:
Of Of athletes Is having been injured in . foot
hold The II. s an. .auu. :asss h: s:' .. w
S 81 s.' y :y;
school athletes will enter 10 the meet.
The baseball team Of the Hish school Of
IA. Ss. sso 70. e: s1 #:
the necessary time to the sport. " ~
s ~: pss 'n: IL e. .D: =: s:sss s::
ball team They are Captain Christgau,
Norton, Tettlemsn. Wright snd kinstler.
About ITO answered the call for players.
!: :ss; ssSs..,sa i S$% :.%': Viii be played
in ,ns indoor meet nee 81 sss Jersey CITY HIN
school, which viii be held aszt month.
Mr.. shsehan. . former Columbia spsiutss.
10 coaching the team.
Kats y one Of cAnton's ssss quarter
milera He has bees clicked In % seconds.
which Is very. good. a. he was . novice
the football team.
Manager Reilly Of Fordhsm Prep an
Ssu.ssd that sinstssn (smss are On The
Tie are; c cS:;s, a:.ix IN have = s.ils
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-22
When You're :"
! Having That Car
Of Yours Overhauled

Don't forget to have
the piston rings examined.
The- arc a very important fea-
ture in motor efficiency.
Perhaps you've noticed loss Of
compression, excessive carbon de-
pos: in the cylinders, hill climb
ing incfieiency, q knocking"
engine. You couldn't tell why,
but things seemed to happen,
and yet everything Appeared to be tight.
and you dida't have those troubles
when the car was new.
You didn't think Of piston rings.
They don't seem important, but they
are. You'll find your are worn and
badly fitting and with such poor bear.
ing =, to leak compression At every
stroke. These faults are sure to de-
velop in the ordinary one -Piece piston
ring after . short period Of service.
None Of them will occur in
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-22
CLINTON FIVE BEATS
BRYANT IN HOT GAME
High school Title Of Greater
City Decided by Score
Of II to ID.
TWO PLAYERS INJURED
Stockingcr and krahe Hurt So
Badly Time Must BE Taken
Out for Them.
TWO PLAYERS INJURED

Ne witt clinton High School won the
hIsh school basketball championship" OF
The city yesterday on the court of the
c n Y. In defeating the Bryan, High
school quintet by score of II TO IS.
The title OF champion. however. will not
be recognized by the high schools sames
committee. but only by the students and
faculty OF the schools involved. As "A
result Of Bryant not playing Boys High.
the Brooklyn champions to-day. the lat
ter school probably will claim forfeit
and will be ready to meet Clinton next
saturday. in what the games committee
will recognize as the championship game
Clinton however, has announced that
yesterdays game was the final for the
season In all probability a ruling will
be made declaring no championship for
The 1894 season.
The Disqualification game was one Of
the mos; exciting OF the scholastic sea-
son Every minute OF the game was
hard fought and two. Joe Stockinger and
Charlie Krahc. both members Of the
Bryant team, were Injured. In both
instances the game was halted for four
or Ave minutes. Krshs was knocked out
when he was jabbed accidently in the
stomach by Christgaus elbow. Stockin-
slipped to the floor and had to have his
hand bandaged. Both resumed play.
In the FIRST half minute OF play a foul
sas called on each side. The attempts
for the basket. however, proved fruitiess
in each case. The Clinton i've tried
numerous long shots from the field.
None were successful The first tally
saa made after six minutes OF play In
the nrst half. Jed Shaw Gagged n foul
esske, for Bryant Upon the tossup
Kaufman secured the bail and scored a
deid basket. lie scored again a few
seconds later.
Bryant did not hold the lead after
hat until wei, In the second half At
ntsrmssions, however. Il managed to tie
the Cilnionlans Mt seven points each.
shaw again brought Bryant into the lead.
Harte and Heerlein then added four more
points To Bryant's score. and with the
score 10 TO . against them, &ith but a
short while to play. Clinton braced.
Tchensky. Christsau and Kaufman
scored in rapid succession, putting the
Manhattan champions in the lead by one
point. After reaching the seventeen point
MARY time was called.
In preliminary game between the
second teams from each school the Gin
Ton nve again came out on top. winning
by q score Of Is TO ~. The lineup:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-22
Plays and Players.

The Carmaine Company. recently In
corporated, will produce two plays by
william Hurlbut. THE Man Who Would
Live which will be seen first In Atlantic
City. the rehear sails beginning on Thurs
day. and Tho Big Trcmaine." written
by Mr.. Hurlbut In collaboration with
Marie Van Worst.
Paul Swan will b. seen In n matinee
Of ''poetic and interpretative" dancing at
the LonEacre Theatre on March g. He
win have the Balalaika Orchestra to play
his music. and the composers represented
on the programme will be TschaikOwsky,
Cut. Schubert. Kreisler. Ponchielli and
Saint-Saens
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-22

IS Cesirian. %. miles east Of Sandy Hsos q
noon.
:. La Teurains go miies ssss Of ssnAy Hssh
At A. NJ
Ns,n , Sa MSn'so%;sy ssyannaA pa'''S
So Algonquin, Turks Island. ~ nilss ssasA
Of Sandy Hook AT A. NJ.
Hook nj noon.
IS Rayo New Orleans, Sd milss north o. Dsa,
mond shoals al noon.
So Comanehs Jacksonville. SIG miles south Of
Sandy Hook M =. N.
Sc Rio Grande Brunswick. ~ nilss eoueA.
ives, OF Diamond Shoals a noon.
IS Comet, New orieanA ZIG miles wess o.
=. creole, New Orleans. pAsssd Frying Pan
at p NJ
Sc Grayson, Brunswick. pAsasd Dianond
Shoals ~ II. N.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-22
WEATHER FORECAST
Washington Predictions for 70.
day and Tomorrow.

For eastern new Ysris, fair ana
warmer to-day, followed - snSvv
In north psssiosp ts-nsrrsH fair,
colder In north psrtAsa, accelerate
southwest winas. shistins 70 north.
west.
For southern New England. fair saa
warmer to-day fair Tomorrow; moderate
southeast Winds shiftiss 10 northwest
For New Jersey. fair and warmer to-day;
fair Tomorrow; moderate southwest ~inlA
shifting to northwest
For western New York. snow to-day; falr
and colder Tomorrow: brisk northwest 70
west WINDS.
NEW YORK. Feb. s..-rhe storn which
was central on the sovth Carolina coast on
Friday and was heraided for this section
yesterday had entiveiy disappeared and the
prossure was high Throughout tho Atlantic
states except southern Florida and over the
lower and middle Lake regions and south.
westward.
An area OF low pressure was esntral eve.
western Ontario and another embraced the
Rocky Mountain plateau and Pasiho States
from centre over Washington.
Asht scattered snow fell In the isRs r..
s'ons and the northern Rocky MountsiA
States and rain In the plateau aaA pssiae
States.
II wac colder In the Atlantic States, ~
Tennessee Valley and the gulf Statss co
southwest. but warmer IN the uppsf ,sAs
regions. the north central an6 soUeosA
Rocky Mountain States and shs NesShVeeA
Temperatures we're below the spssn1oa
point southward Into central pAfts q SAo
east gulf statss and below ssro In northern
New York and New England.
In this city the day was fAie and esioss,
wind. fresh northwest; averaSs hv0A1soe
RAa -
sea level at A. NJ. 3o.is: . p. ~. sofia
The temperature In shis city y,,,sV>ag. -
recorded BY the oficiai thefmotnsbs. y S1eWn
Ia Tho annexed SAble:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-22
THE WEEKS CHANGES.


Plays - Ne Sees ~ tke Sic Day
Theatres.
II rarely happens that any singing
Of an operate character y heard now
adAys In the Grand Opera House. But
Chauncey Olcott II still carollinG his
Hibernian dittieB there in "shameen
Dhu," while at the other opera house
the MAnhattan-in which opera has
not been sung for years, The Whip"
will b. acted for another week.
The West End Theatre this week will
have Doris Keans In Edward Sheldon's
play Romance" Miss keane has
never appeared to greater advantage
than in this drama Of old New York
life. which IL fun OF the spirit Of its
time.
The Academy Of Mueic this week has
The House Of Bondage" for another
week. - downtown audiences have
taken - much interest a. those In
Harlem evincsd and thoss In the mid
die theatre district refused to have any
interest In.
The Bronx Opera House will this
week present Richard Bennett ana
his company In Damaged Goods. +"
fragrant fruit Of the sociological year
in the theatre. II u interesting to read
that Mr.. Bennett will keep on the prop.
agAnda ot Brieux and business by
presenting next season the saL.e
authors Maternity
The Royal Theatre will Tomorrow
night offer the uptown playgoers the
chance to see ''The Family Cupboard"
which was acted 90 many times at
William A. Brady's Playhouse earlier
In the winter. There are some Of the
original actors In the cast.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-22
Lieut.. A. }. Bump, Twenty .nfth Infantry. ~
leveo.
These navy orders wers issued.
,a,,,.nupt Comm An.ier n

THESE navy orders were issued.
Lieutenant. Comma nder J. u. Enochs. 70 the
Lieut. j. a. HutinGs from command Of The
Eortuue TO home for orders
Ensign II. A. waddinston from the Alert 70
command the Fortune,
En.isn H. T.. Thornton, from resolving ship
Ensign r X Elder, from, tho Constellation
TO s mi Sf T. :, Wentworth. srsa u. New ~
so 10 the Constellation
Ensign p NJ Baes from the CAlifseuls 70
IN Medical Director G. y Stokes frou bureau
Of medicine AMI surrasy 10 conmaad nsVN
hospit A. philadelphia
Medicsl Inspector g. A., Long. fssn sommsnd
naval hospital, Phiiadelphia. 10 navel NalnluS
sTs.on ) y. Legs. from srs.nns sssssa
New York and on board when com1{a3SS
MAJOR a. 6. Rsid. Marine CorpA fSosS nSsip>
barracks PhuAdelphiA 10 division maslHo IN.
CIR. Third Division Atlantic hses.
aior =. D. Butler from dividen NADINE
officcr' Third Division Atlantic dsst 70 ihS
caw " r. Lay Marine corpa frsu IN.
Tsnnesses 10 Ninsteenth COnpsns. ssson1 IA
Ers "a, Lieut.; IT,. s., Manner, j. Marin:
recruit depot. marine barracks. Nortolk ",