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BUSINESS REVERSES

MESSING & BECKERMAN. manufacturers
or underwear Al No 2Gi2 Broadway. filed
schedules showing liabilities OF So 80: ss-
accounts. S1j.622 and stock. SOLO
G. FALLARA q Sons. wholesale srocors,
Of No. 10 Elizabeth street, filed schedules
showing liabilities Of slJ.632; assets, $50.
the principal items Of which are stock. S-.2ll,
and accounts. 5000. Giuseppe Fallard has a
quarter interest in a farm At Saugeriies. y.
g.. worth 500.
AMOUNTS UNDER $4,000
VACUUM ENGINEERING COMPANY
Petition filed against tho Vacuum Engineer
ing COMPANY, manufacturers Or Vacuum
nue. Creditors: p T. Goodrich Company.
t1o5; Wagner Electric Manufacturing Com
pany. sl172, and Frederick fastenau, s ~
AS the Dunn Locke Vacuum Cleanlns N ON
pany. with capital stock OF slVooQW. 1heIo
was a reorganization In January, lVe' Mheh
tho name was changed to the vacuum bhsi-
necring Company. =.
WILLIAM II. MEYERS. salesman, Of No
so West l36th street. filed petition indlNidu
Meyers Redic & Baldauf, which was dissolved
in 1911 lie has only two creditors, the on on
nerciai Bank OF Muskogee, OEianolila, 800 ,bc
First National Bank Of Muskogee. 5000 Sc
cured by real estate mortgage ,,o.
EGBERT MOSHBR. milk dealer. AZ Monrov
Orange County New York. filed petition, WIN
liabilities OF 5000; no assets.
SOMMER & MIT"TLER. Bernard Sommer
and Frederick Mittler, who composed the him
o. Sommer 4 Mttlcr manufacturers al WON
ems hats. formerly at No. POI Greene street
filed petition with liabilities of $3.50; assets,
S13. accounts. They discontinued business on
June I, 1912
EARL HENDRICKSON. salesman, of No.
- Cathedral Parkway. filed petition Win
liabilities OF 81 ~: assets $40 cash.
HARRY LEBERMAN y cO.-Harry iAeo-
orman doing business as Harry Ideberman a.
Co. manufacturer Of French novelties. at NO.
y West 3lst street. filed petition, with liabil.
ties OF So, 100 assets, $50 consisting on
stock, $50: fixtures. $50, accounts, 81 and
cash in bank, Sill
NICOLA III MARCO. Judge Hough ap-
pointed Matthew A. Henkcl receiver for
Nicola hi Marco. wholesale grocer, at No. 4
Mallabout Market, Brooklyn bond. 5000.
CARRIE I'SSMAN.-Judge Hough appoint
ed l.. NJ Taylor custodian for the assets OF
Carrie Sussman. shoe dealer. at No. III FIRST
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,,....l. Arriving at and Departing
from the Port of New York
Friday, March IS.

,.s. tBr) Trinidad March anu
steamer ,o the trinidad shipping ana - 30,
Dfe.~So with lc passengers anu '''U'0'
nc 9" e., Al $50 p m. ,. ,,oh
., the % ,Tssfordvk DUTCH. Rotterdam rV ~
steamer ", thc Holland America Line VII"
f1aH -,rriycd AZ the Bar al lslo M ,-or-
mass..rer Jefferson NcWpO't "a q, m
steam. .sse5 I'm quarantine ~ -''D III p,,,,-
FOLK 70 foseph W Forcney, Boston ioi b"'''
steam pissed I'm Quarantine az -''y ~, q.
nor" = Whitelft tBrl. swansea = W R,ri,c1
S,t,@,,I5er Weir x boyo' WIZ" '
q tie % chicago H'r) Hayrc Msrch o. 10 " ~,
steamer ,e9ersic Transstlantaue, Win ot
ComYsssc.bin and $50 storage
MS y, 's.o~fona (Norl. Cicnfuegos Msrcn o.
sissri,S,5 ,,1son IS co. with sugar Arrived a'
ne Pc Do Atlas fBr. Havana tul Ha,S - ~
.',ofuesos March a. to tnY - 49, ~ q 4 m.
ptb slss' pe,avarc. Philadelphia. Passed i"
s,1antine ~ I'D ~. N,cOs and Nor
~ - Jefferson. Newport -NC"9 c. .,son-
n 10 the Old Doininil3,h, - -, 10 p IN
~ and "i,I'6rio,. tBrD. Tuxpam for Perth Am
sieAi T.sses in sandy Hook ~ 4'lV q ~ c,,vdo
fl.,c delaware. Phllauelphid' ~ ,f.fo q. ~,
sisan,i ,b mdse on Highlands Al II =, % ~.
: 90, VIZ. ,-if,. ~ savannah savannah MdIci,
sieaint. OCEAN IS Co. with passengers a'N
70 Passed i'm quarantine az o.lI a. the
m1'.r,er IN Rio. Galveston MARI" rs.,od an
,'s,bsrn Pacific 60. WIN H'''0'
$'u.nr,ntire AZ $50 IN. ,,...,... "a 20
Clsrans,,rr ,ton OBJ. Iluolva FEBRUARY ~; 10
siesI.' 90 with orc. Arrived at the bar
81 io9e p m; Wonsrch OBJ. Santos February
sies.,I Iioyd Brazileiro. in ballast. Arrived
q me ne' vsuretanis Br). Liverpool Msrch
,hc Cunard - Co I'D, win 30 rrTs'
mails and no'
a. ,,o Grosser Kurfurst (Gerl, 81 daES dinT
,..brTsry Is. SANTIAGO 20 klnes,on fSsr-
= 70 Sfsrtinioue T. - Thomas . san Jusil
tados . 500 no. 10 Oelrichs & co. Win -,
dru - and in ballast. Arrived at the Dbl
r. M vortserrat (Span). Barcelona Feoru-
s'es ~ Valencia o. Malaga IS and CadlI % 70 co
tf -SS,rsnia Trasatlantlca. with ID HtS' "a
Ie cabin and 80 storage passengers "'1
ssv.sandise Arrived at the lar a, 30 q III
me,.. -,cr Rolf Dam. Messina feDruaIy -
sle alne - and Oran a. 10 Funch. Edge a 20.
l's,t Merchandise Arrived at the Bar at
. p nm Hernia OBJ. Jucsro March 3 10
ne Munsen IS Line, with sugar Aiii'''
' steamer Sp' Maracas O;r. Port Spain March >,
. ,sn trinidad shipping and Trading CON- CON-
,snv. with passengers. mans ana nv
ss,cbored I'm Quarantine at 90 III. u-,,s
A s,nSv Hook y j. March 10, $50 p m-"ihd
,or1heast light breeze; clear; light sea
SAILED.
steamer Georgia Obi. Liverpool; Arimatea
nnso Trieste Via Portland: queen LouIse
IN, Coronel: Cherokee Wilmington ~ =, anu
eeo-cetoVn. : {: schooner Edward II Blake,
Iscksonville: Terje Vixen (Norl, PhilaaelPli PIMA
osf Nor. Gibara: Sit (Nor), HaVre; ~ faui,
southampton Matanzas. - 5 IIt{ot
nam santiago: Washington, Puerto MeNlcoi
tusrhe. Charleston and Jacksonville; schoohSr
ina Wheatlcy. Virginia; Ravelston OBI.
psltimore Madison. Norfolk and NewpoIt
Sovs. Tar tNor). Baltimore; Ancon, Cristobal.
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Manhattan.

Aiyord. Thomas c.. jr.-w. II. Esdohr,
Atten6Sgough. George II. A. Burke
rgrl. william Thames NJ. Bell Company
Braun. Amelia Nc. Z. Braun, costs,
Bergquist. Henry-Oregon Apartment Com
pany, ct al, costs, s40j 90.
Cusick. Gcorgc-Frcd Oppcrmann, Jr,
Brewing Company, $i,2iG 80.
Crouon. Joseph. or John D-T. J. Barth
Plumbing and Heating COMPANY. Sil2 81.
Dingland. Oscar-E. l.. Jockel. 1857 81:
Dodge Albert &C. =. Staples sos 10.
Donohuc James-Saranac Realty Company,
Gage. otis s-F. L. wellman. ct al,
IIopcroft. Ernest D.-A. Bircnbach. s271 -.
Hirt. luiius-ColoniI Chandelier Works.
Harrison. Evcrctt-M. wyncr. s576 -.
Jacobs. Norman, il Goidstein ct al
KGane: James r, and Mary A. Hcnncsscy-
Keen. Joseph-City OF New York. s264 Al.
Korn, Paul Warmers Feature. Inc,
ka,nmann. Karl. and Herbert Crowlcy-J NJ.
Keller Company, Inc, 1925 81.
People, etc. $1,000.
pinch, George W, recoiver-w. H. Wray.
Jr, S2ii so.
Leutlhon' Eugene l.. and Ida NJ. With
National Bank Of city of New York,
Mills. Burrtt s-w. r. creed & Co. s224 So
Suo. Soc. C.. s1.534 96.
Nclcon. August-S. J. Rode ct al, 500 81.
Fatdack samuelmPeople's Bank of city OF
s3eIIznieki, Lewis il. J; selznick, 5;2as 9s
Shutlen. George T.-Albert steinfeld & Co.,
sciwartz,, Nathan and Isabella-F. Bryan.
story, William CT. Gudone. 1903 81.
Scott Thomas-Nt. s. Stone 1884 ~
sin t. Samuel an, ana on Jennic-Lin' Butscher
Turner. Maud M.-Louse & Co. $3.50 IS.
White. Thomas-o., Neilnann. sto5 70.
AI,msnt Holding Co, Inc.~M. siiberstein.
Brettholz- Krumholz Construction 60. and
Harry Brettholz-F. L. LEM. s2l6 %.
Cooper Electric i E5aaGGn,eeorins cO-columbia
Cobie &. Co.-Alien Nugcnt Co. 500 49,
Crawfords Transfer-E. d. 6 J. D. stein,
Charlton Greenwich Gov. c. Lane ct AL.
Fortiy-nino Amsterdam Avenue Gov. G.
Fourth National Bank of City of New York
Essex County National Bank, sl,124 81
Ilanvay Realty Cop Hansen. SlOd o..
Huscn & Co, Inc-Robbins Dress Co.
National Railway Construction CO. II.
sure Seal CO Loebcr ct al. $1,000 50
schulz Gallagher Realty Ca. simon.
500 IS.
The Bronx.
Dodson. John G.. and William Crane-J.
Rhodes, $500 81.
Jaggers Arthur H.. william J. Crane and
Jagsers, Dodson. Inc. Rhodes, 81 393 Il.
Kingston Securities Gov. Loeb, sl,6i3 -.
! Nelson, August-H. &. Gibson, 1902 IS.
| Rose Maurice. and Thompson HOLSTER
Richmond Borough National Rank. S7s5 20.
Rose. Louis C--Eudson River Blue Stone Co,
| $3.50 70.
s. A. Whisten Construction Co.-Cerussi Mar
bic Works 1909 81.
| Schollenberger. Mary P.-Montgomery Door
and Sash Co. $S3l 81.
Turner, James. and sylvia Shelby-State OF
New York, $1,000.
Same-SaIne $1,000
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THE WEATHER REPORT
Forecasts and Records of the
Last Twenty four Hours.

OniciaI Record and Forecast.-Washingto
March 13.-The pressure is high generally
except along the north border, from tic great
lakes westward and on the south lacihc
Coast. This pressure distribution has resulted
in generally fair weather over the United
States. with temperatures decidedly above tho
normal west of the Mississippi River. ana
relatively low but rising temperature through
out tho Eastern and Southern states Ao-
normally warm weather is general over The
plains states and the Rocky Mountains region
The indications are that the weather Will be
fair Saturday and Sunday over practically
the entire country. Temperatures Will rise
SATURDAY and probably Sunday. over much OF
the country east of tho Mississippi River.
while warm weather will continue over the
plain states and the Rocky Mountain ana
plateau regions. ,,.
Winds for Saturday and Sunday: North
Atlantic. light TO moderate west: Middle ~
lantc. light variable: south Atlantic ana
East Gulf. light. variable: West CUR nsuI
variable, becoming moderate south; Lake Men
igan. moderate southwest, becoming west.
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Japan Pottery Show to Close

Tho loan collection Of selected rare OK
o,nples of antique Oriental pottery now
being held by the Japan Society at tho
Galleries Of NJ Knoedler & Co, No. SO
Fifth avenue. viii be open only one ihoto
week. March q being the closing day. IL
~ said 10 be probably the most splendid
exhibition of the sort ever held. Admls-
atou ~ free.
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Shibbing Information and
Marine NeWS Of the World
TRANSPACIFIC MAILS.

IIotF I
Destination and steamer. $50 m
Japan. Ccrea China. Philippines via
Nsurouvcr)-Tnprcss OF Asia........... To-day
Hawaii. Japan. Corea. Philippines via
San Fraucisco)-Pe ..............M Mar. 10
Hawaii Japan. Corca. China, Philip
pines Nia san Francisco)-Shinyo
Maru Observation-Disclosures. Mar. l6
Hawaii lyia san FrancscOl-Sierra. Mar. 10
japan. toroa. China. Philippines Cia
scattld-Tamba Maru ..................Mar. 10
Tahiti MarQuesas Cook Islands. New
Zealand. Australia Via san Francisco
Willochra .......................... q
Guam, Philippines VIA san Francisco
u. 5 transport ...................Apr i
Haw ali. Samoan Islands. New Zealand,
Australia (via san Francisco)-Non-
tura ... Apr. !.
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WIRELESS REPORTS.

Ia Lorraine. reported as 725 miles east OF
sandy Hook al m yesterday, is expected 10
dock Sunday forenoon.
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JUDGMENTS RECORDED.

The following judgments for amounts of
more than 500 were filed yesterday, the
first name being that of the debtor:
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AUCTION SALES.

PURSUANT 20 certain agreement entered
into between John Wanainaker. Ne" ioi
~ H,ig,beth Robinson | will sell TO-DAY, az
~ 4 NJ, at 7si Broadway. Manhattan ,Fisno
Dept). STYLE X Mahogany Piano and stool 10
i5S ssJ make Campbell. as proviaed py laws
tions g. and Go OF the personal property i@"S
MOE FRY, Auctioneer.
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STORAGE NOTICES.
THE WEST END STORAGE WAREHOUSE
2O2-9lO WEST s9IH STRLET;;

2O2-2l0 WEST s9TH STREET.
Now York. March 18th, 1919.
TO Alyon Beveridge, Miss l.. II. p. Car
roll Mrs \. J. Cowell, Ralph De Palma
Mrs. G. +. Dey. Estate OF Mrs. Msyme NJ
Dckensheets. Deceased; L. Donnelly' Mrs
\. a. Ecksten. Miss Margaret Flynn, Louis
&. Goetting. Mrs. \. J.. Good, Miss trltze
Harmon. Mrs. L. 7. Hatch. Mrs. Maggie
Keenan,, Thomas b. Keosh, Mrs. T. +. Pow
err Mrs Emily l. Laird, Miss Marguerite
Lemon. Mrs. 9. +. Lent, l.. y. Peech ]; b.
Pcnton. Charles Powers. ". g Pratt, Mrs
=: NJ. Preston, Mrs. c. B Putnam hufus +,
Ter. Walter W. Russell. Mrs. Anna Van
Nechten. Miss Ernestina Il. Wins. Mrs NJ
y. Wilson (Mme. Yale). Mrs. Fannie Mac.
you are hereby notified that tho time for
the payment OF my lien upon the property
hereinafter described having expired ate,
duo notice thereof had been given you, VIII
cause such property, to wit, household goods,
personal effects, carpets, etc. stored by you
or in your name I'm tho West End Storage
Warehouse. 10 be sold at public auction, sc-
cording TO the statute In such case made ana
provided. 1t George Merie's Auction Rooms:
122 Eat M TT a HT 1s4 ANY on
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 1ST, 1914, At 1880
a. m. and If tho sale thereof 10 not com
pleted on said dates the same Will be con
tinued at the same place each and every
Tuesday and Wednesday thereafter, begin.
ming at 1880 a. m. and continuing until all
THE WEST END STORAGE WAREHOUSE.
BEN BLUMENTHAL. Proprietor.
LIBERTY STORAGE AND WAREHOUSE
Company, 50, 40 and a West cath street.
To Mrs. r. J. Austin 4. II. Longiellow ana
A. L. Coward. Otto Labritz, w II. Kelly
Mrs l.. G.. Johns. W. T. Lawson, l.. c. i.
Killian, Miss Isabella Proctor Mrs. Clara l..
Truinbuli g. w Pier, Mrs 4. s. Vatable
Mrs Margaret Greenleaf- Locke. ]. Il. Farm
or, -. L. Mordecai Mrs. Catherine NJ Angel
j. Q. Fernandez and Miss Ivy Cameron, Mrs
L. l.. or hin and Thomas Kelly, John IL. j.
Uaines, Mrs Catherine Nicholas and Angus
tus w Clark Miss II. l.. Collins \. Worsnop
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred II. Post Mrs *. La Ro-
chelle and James La Rochelle, \. w. Rlch-
arGson and Ludwig Baunann company
T. H. Ball, Mrs. Harry katZ ana Leunahh
Bosch aud Wcingart, Mrs. Jennie b. Schuyl-
err Mrs Helen Edith MaGowan and jacob
Doll & Sons. Mrs. Jessie Morgan. Mrs. a.
Reid T. A. Thompson. Mrs. Alice '. Taylor,
Mrs Helen Loss: You and each or you are
hereby notified that the time for the pay
ment Of our lien upon the property nero
matter described having expired, after due
notice thereof had been given YOU We VIII
cause such property. to Wit. household GoodS
and merchandise. stored by YOU or In your
uame in the warehouse of the company, 10
he sold at public auction, according 10 the
statute I'm such cases made and provided, 81
tho auction room of ". Ii. PLATEAU 4
SON, southeast corner 18th Street and Uni
yersity Place, New York city. commencing
Tuesday March cath. at 1880 a m, ana
continuing on every Tuesday and "wednesday
thereafter at the same place and hour' until
all the goods have been sold. -
LIBERTY STORAGE AND WAREHOUSE
COMPANY. 80. As and AZ West oith 81
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without the money or men TO enforce its
ultimatum that the unemployed must be
moved before nightfall.
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EAST ORANGE,

EAST ORANGE-LENOX MANOR.
New throughout: large, sunny rooms: private
baths: excellent table; special rates for March.
Telephone C075-Orange.
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Manhattan.

MAltNH Ii.
Manhattan.
steel and Masonry Contracting Co.-M. DICK
March T. 1919 Sj.si5 %.
Schramek, Wihelminc and AugUst-B. +. L.
Checker: July TO- 1906; 1886 &C.
Samc-Same: Dec Il. 1906: $2,072 10.
Johnson, Emilio. Newcombe ct al; Feb. 4
1914; l,9ss So
Derrick. Clsra--D. Sohn: Feb IS. 1914. 500 ST.
Columbus Wet Wash Laundry. T.. Stanley;
Dec. .. 1913. s3i9 81.
Rcitman. Albert-Northern Bank OF New York;
May e. 1909 Geleased): S,sl2 s..
Oregon Apartments Col Bergquist; June q.
1919 reversed; NS.42l TO-
Crawford. Frank B-Broadway Building CO. :
Jan. 1G 1914 1884 ~.
Rarrick. Rosa L., and Hartman national
Bank-W. W. Farley; March II, 1914; fSsi A..
williams Engineering and Contracting Co.
Brothers Valley Coal Co.; May Il. 1911
1851 IS
Williams Engineering and Contracting 60. and
James J. Tarley-D. j. LeSry. Nov. II, 1871
Lice Clarence-R. ". Crothers. Nov. 10, 1909;
S3i1 81.
The Bronx.
Clay Contracting and Building Material CO.
T. Calogero: March .. 1915. 500 =.
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FIRE RECORD.

is:l5-No. 3ii west Ssth street. William kehr-
ing: slight. r.,..
42,-No. Il Mott street. Quong Wee & Co;
slight.
io.s.-Nos 1os and 10 Eldridge street, j.
SCHNEIDER; trihing. ~ go,
1.22-No. 1ggz Webster avenue. Adolph fruend'
a.o;-No' ies East Tooth street. John Healthy;
a1o-No' IS9 Mulberry street. Sarah Fredcr-
icks, triilinS. ,-,-,.,.. ,.or,,s
3J0-l6Sth street and ~. Nlchoids avenue
lanes Rahill: trihns.
a.a0-No ll7 West sd street, James Ensie-
man. trifing. ,-,-,. ,,,,,.,,.
2.lo-No. 100 second avenue, Frederick Rucdi;
4D,-No. s5s East 18th street stephen Botui-
ski: trining. ,. ,r,o,s.
s:So--No. 20 East 2lst street. Aorahai" "e'''
so -, cold
7IJ-No. 40 East Houston street, ""A
schmidt. trning. ~. co,-
NM ~ west 18th street. New YORK con-
soiidated Card Company; trihing
7.g,-No, e3s West IOsth street. Max Herman
slo-Pier Z. E4st River. Edward Keatins;
fTliiug.
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sHERIFFs AUCTION SALES.

Daniel Greenwsld, shern's Auctioneer' se,is
tbiI dav Saturday March II. 1914. az 10 n M
Al % MADISON AVENUE,
by virtue Of a certain writ OF execution INC
property OF the Vacuum Ehsilee'"s
company, consisting OF
OFFICE TURNlTt RI, ~
Vacuum Cleaners, safe, type"rlteis' CduiheN'
tools. etc.
and also AT n 90 \. VI. az
no LIBERTY sTKEEI.
,-,.,,,,,, hrt,sbss. tubings sweepers, valves,
platform scales, Fairbanks STANDARD uesh'
work benches, tools, rubber hose hiotoiS'
boilers. etc. .-..,1.,.,- e,h,r,e,
MAX = GRGFENHAGEN, shsdit'
Joseph L. NEJEDLi, Deputy Sherii
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Highest temperature yesterday q Cat 1850 p
M; lowest Il (st o a. M: average, 80; aver
age for corresponding date last year IS; aver
age for corresponding date last thrty-three
years. So.
Local Forecast.--Far to-day and probably
Sunday rising temperature; light moderate
west winds.
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Humidity.


6 a M Sill D. m.... AIS p. M. 10
Barometer Readings.
S p. m.... 3o15l1 p. m.... 5015lS r. NJ. so. %
United States Department Of Agriculture
Weather Bureau observations. taken at p. M
18th meridian time:
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Forecast for Special Iocaities.-Eastern
New York. fair to-day and probably to-mor-
row; rising temperature; light to moderate
mas

west winds.
Western New York, fair to-day and sun
day: rising temperature moderate southwest
winds.
New England. fair to-day and probably to
morrow; rising temperature; light to moderate
west winds.
New Jersey, Eastern Ponnsylvania, Della.
ware, Maryland District of Columbia ana
Virginia, fair to-day and tomorrow nslhs
temperature: light. variable winds.
Western Pennsylvania, fair to-day and 20
morrow; rising temperature moderate south
west winds.
West Virginia. fair to day and tomorrow;
rising tcmpcrature.
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.
HIGH WATER.

Sunrise s1i. sunset. sos; moon rises 1853
mons age. is.
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SATISFIED JUDGMENTS.

The first name Is that OF tho debtor, the sec
ond that Of the creditor. and date when judy
mont was filed.
MARCH L.
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Local Official hccord.-The following on
cial record from the Weather Bureau shows
the changes in the temperature for tho last
twenty -four hours. in comparison with the cor
responding date of last year:
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MONDAY. MAKCm Do.
OUTGOING STEAMERS.

Brings nail
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-02-28
HON FARMERS COMPUTE
INCOMES FOR TAXATION

Is OF ave-sixths OF the year. There
fore, II the net income, for: the. last
ten months Of 1918 amolntsy to: S2.-
,9D0 or more return oa,iUFm 11il ..is
required. 4 For the ton ,InonthR OF 1913
every single person As allowed $2.600
exemption end IN the case Of husband
and wife, living together SO, 3,233.33 ex-
|enntlop. In !. .comRpting the net In
come for this, ..peroid 5deduciiols
should tbe ntade for, only flve-sixths, of
the amounts properly . allowable fer
the whole year. Returns for 1913 must
be made by March 16t, 1914.
Blanks tor mating ratufns for the
income tax NAY. be, obtained from the
collectors OF internal lrevenue
throughout the country, or from the
bureau of internal revenue OF the
treasury department.. at Washington,
d. c.. In case of failure. 4. 4he mart
of any one who is subject to the tax
to file the. return. by the .(first or
March. the law 6xes a penalty OF so
per cent OF the amount of the tax, as
sessed and $40 TO $1,000 fine, IN case
OF false. o. fraudulent. return there rs
ia penalt Jf 100 per cent and $40 to
$4,000 fia.e and one years imprIson-
snlept or both, az. 80.
:. The bureau of, IpternalT revenue ig
preparing. regal IONS wlti5h may he
obtained, by interestetl PERSONS on ali-
plication to collector OF internal reve-
nue. Tor the applicants district.
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An old country Lagiv.
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sOUTHERN RaIIwAY.
Premier Carrier Os the South. u
IN CONNECTION WITH BLUE RIDGE
- ,AAtLWAY.
ScheduI Effective Jan. ls, 1el1

Echedul Effective Jan. ls, 1914. I.
NIB the follpgtng schaduls figures
are published only as Information and
are not guaranteed, 3N r. !
Arrival and departures 81 trains from
Anderson, s.. @,
No. Arriving Ffbin Time
20 Greenyille and BeItnn .A $50 4, m
2S GTseBViile and Beitol 511tSo q IA
10 Charleston, Colum5i 5ia and
Bolton through sleeperto
10 Atlanta. walhaila and. : = =
25 Greenville and Beltoih' ''1S :. 1:S5 I'm :. M
10 Atlanta. Waihalla, and ylgr
seneca 49,, ...... .4.52 d. m
Ssneea... 80. ..... ..5;52 D. m.
IL Charleston, Columbia and
Bolton. Through coach
from Columbia to Wal
hala ''. -. ..6:0S D. m.
Leaving For
20 Bolton, Greenville .:7:40 a. m.
70 Belton and Greenville. 1920 q. m,
"a BeitGn ana GEeenville ..2:25 D.; m,
10 Belton Charleston,
GreenVille and Columbia 4: :52 p.In.
IL Relton, Columbia, Char < -
lesion and Greenville ..8:3t n m.
Seneca, Walhalla andAt- 80
ianta -. -. -. .....l1:H0 a m.
II Seneca, Walhalla through
coach from Columbia. .a:O3 n. m.
No bs6gage will be handled Sa
motor cars Nos 90, "a, 2I, IS, %. "a.
Connection is made at Bolton for
Southern trains and at Seneca. for
trains; to Atlanta and beyond: F6P
further information amply 70 tleket
W. r. Taber P.& z. A., Greenville,
W T:.l;s1s 2; Ns9e!Ge.e, 9!lg 4. .. p a. Columbia.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-02-28
! THE LEVER BILL.
Tho Washington Times.

The Washington Times.
II Is curious that so much Of tho
cqniIllents in, northern and ,Westafn
neWsps per,s. on the Lever measure for
IIJagrtcpltural extension, work has In
dicatedia q Jack Understanding of the
attitude of1the different sections to
ward better agrlcuiture. 1T IS, true
that agrienltnre In seme ilnrts of the
north is. more Rf1ET Teastpe. than irs tho
south. Rlt the ! dscadencee OF farm
Ing y many eassifisii5s 1ss the north, par
iicuiarlyl in New York and New. Eng
land, has been such as to mako very
plain that other sections OF the couflI
try have their troubles in this rar.
efatlSR bel ven tiSe ~ states Ma and lie pa.
ton, IN the ,great work OF Scaftylng bet
for farming mot ilirectix n, 60 to- 'i nle
farm, AZ That there may be no ,utj. q
IiirlppsitioI on the federal,
!; It provides tl,at every aniIRr ot federal
money u prQyld for ttiis pprhoSe q. shall,
| be matched by anbt bther appropriated by
the sEtate. ~ Moreover, the Nancy thus
nroyided is to be handled In each
state, Through. the agricultural & col y
leSeSs ahicll are nfaintaihea iuinttS
by state an dnaticnal funds. !. III,
.ftntp Will be able to draw It's nliuf-
nlent Of the natIona. nl9ley 3ilntii it,
.shell hive lnla do sion Tor AS own
atsly " plllle available y, q
M ~ pat ION
E0fs.neaern and sete q "a I'm, ,nie 8
intO the 6e,d; 10 10. isaf arms ! and
help the sfaFpiprE 3llllroyeA their meth =
Ieds. Ahe whole fund Of iIrapenselyi