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Omaha daily bee., 1914-12-09
The Voice
BY ELLA WHEELER WILCOX


| dreamed Voice. of one God-authorized
Cried loudly thro' the world, "Dssrmi Disarm,"
And there was CONSERVATION in the camps
And men who strutted under braid and lace
Beat on their medaled breasts, and walled 'Undone
The word echoed from thousand hills,
And shop and mill, and factory. and forge,
Where throve the awful industries of death,
flushed into silence Scrawled upon the doors
The passer read, Peace bids her children starve"
But foolish women casped their little sons
And wept for Joy not reasoning like men.
Again the Voice commanded: Now go forth
And build world for Progress and for Peace.
This work has waited since the earth was shaped
But men were fighting, and could not toll
The needs of life outnumber needs of death
Leave death with God. Go forth, say and build"
And then a sudden, comprehensive Joy
Shone in the eyes of men; and who thought
Only OF conquests and of victories
Woke from his gloomy reverie and cried
AYE, como and build! challenge all to try,
And will make world more beautiful
Than Eden before the serpent came"
And like running flame western wilds
Ambition spread from mind to listening mind
And 10! The looms were busy again,
And all the earth resounded with mems toll.
Vast palaces of Science graced the world;
Their banquet tables spread with feasts OF truth
For all who hungered. Music kissed the air,
Once rent with boom of cannon Statues cleaned
From wooded ways, where ambushed armies hid
In times of old. The and air were gay
With shining sails that scared from land to land.
universal language of the world
Made nations kin. and poverty known
But a word marked obsolete" like war.
The arts were kindled with celestial fire;
New poets sang so Homer's fame grew dim;
And brush and chisel gave the wondering race
Sublimer treasures than old Greece displayed.
Men differed still; fierce argument arose,
For men human in this human sphere
But unarmed Arbitration stood between,
And Reason settled in hundred hours
What War disputed for hundred years.
oh, that Voice, of one God-authorized
Might cry to all mankind, ''Disarm! Disarm!"
Omaha daily bee., 1914-12-09
DeeIare Your Love.

OF p and in love with girl OF 90 She n
very popular and as / love her, / do not
Wish her to receive attentions from Other
ht win 1i ha sno IN VIII !, r. 70 s yss
To declare my love and II she accepta
win l have the right to stop such atfen-
tions. II she does not accept. how can i
win her love2 LONELY
Tell this girl of your love. II she does
not care for you, you must simply forget
your desire to. win her IL she becomds
engaged to you she win. Of course. CEASE
receiving attentions from other men.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-12-09

Sometimes he calls her "mudder," sometimes
little Sometimes he only tongue
produce something that sounds like the
Of "murver" Sometimes it's
nanny little westernern mama
short and quick.
artists
the night
irving athe wonderes the divine that little
Omaha daily bee., 1914-12-09
No Harm.

Dear Miss Fairfax: and my ehum are
nigh school girls. We are II years OF age
ana both considered very pretty People
US because we go to shows and dances
with travelling men, We stay at the hotel
and know these men. Should we give ub
these mems friendship because Of a feW
remarks made? Ie there any harm II
this7 BETTY AND LANE u
II your parents know OF where you 20
and who you so with. no harm is likely
10 result, other than that your little heads
may get filled with some vain and foolish
notions. However. girls who are still ih
school should not devote too much of
their time going TO dances. no matter
who they have as escorts.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-12-09
By DOROTHY DIX.

Il lost my husband" said the fourth
woman. because loved him to much.
"One of the chief reasons why mar
riage is failure is because women
Omaha daily bee., 1914-12-09
BY GARRETT p. sERvIss.

Do rain and thunderstorms commonly
follow great battles?
This old, but always interesting. ques-
tIon is asked again, now that the world
Omaha daily bee., 1914-12-09

his girl
beaufues lady they is it sings 81 believe everything
dazzles questions
the world being made OF
look binding faith.
mother. BRINKLEY.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-12-09
Why My Husband Left Me

No A Wife Who Loved Not Wisely, Too Well Tells Her
Omaha daily bee., 1914-12-09

Copyright 1914, rnternl Nows Service.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-09-02
Incoming NesseIs-By Wireless.

SIS Helig Olav. Copcnha gen, lg miles east OF
Sandy Hook, at ~ \ N
SIS Carpathia, Naples, reports by wireless 500
A. " due 2 ! NJ TODAY.
- Verona, Naples, $50 miles east of sandy
Hook AZ noon
Sandy Hook at noon
- ~ Vale Galveston, 9Oi miles east OF
Galveston bar a. noon
SsEl Norte Galveston i'5 miles south of
scotland light al = NJ.
s. Fl orento. Galveston, 70 miles south 81
Jupiter AT noon
- John u Archbod New Orleans, 81 miles
south of Diamond shoals al noon
- III Sislo, New Orleans, o. miles north OF
Diamond Shoals AZ noon
SIS ri Da New Orleans d "a miles southwest
OF Diamond Shoals a. +. VI
SIS Apache. Jacksonville o. miles north of
ST Johns bar at g =. NJ
IS city of AUGUSTA. savannah N miles
southwest Of Lookout at noon
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-09-02
COTTONSEED OIL.

Large refiners were not inclined TO sup
port the list A few selling orders suf-
feed to lower values moderately. West
ern demand was less In evidence. The
decline in lard and the bearish cotton
crop estimates We're against demand from
prof SIGNALS.
Crude oil did not come out freely in
spite of the official Government cotton
report. The seed receipts are still light
Tenders Of ZOO barrels were traced to-
day These We're readily stopped not
wlthstanding claims of a slackeued trade
Inquiry for actual OIL
Closing prices follow: Spot, s64d6sO
September. 6.62M COS: October, 6.65a
6 800 December, 656q6.5S; January, $50
I66l
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-09-02
REAL ESTATE MARKET
NEWS AND COMMENT
Fair Volume Of Sales Reported
" Small Properties in Man
haitian and Bronx.
SEVERAL BUILDERS BUY
Take sites for Small Apart
mcnt>-India Silk House
Leases on 18th Ave.
SEVERAL BUILDERS BUY

-n-r, was . fair volume OF sales re-
nc-tei yesterday from the real estate
market one gratifying feature being the
ru--A,se FOR improv mont Of several va
I'm, plots Such purchases would indi-
CO.. nat building is not to stop entirely
te,nl'e tho announcement by several OF
m. largo lending companies that they
v.1 make mo building loans while the
,non.v market u.s. .u It's present unsettled
condition Amo.s tho improved proper
les sold Their. was none of more than
o.ir Dr., u'ar,~, or value. once more
Oh. tossing branch had an interesting
tenn \ deal VAS closed VII rrby one Of
,re large raw silk houses of India takes
..a., ;lr Offices on Fourth avenue.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-09-02
WEATHER FORECAST
Washington Predictions for To-
day and Tomorrow.

For eastern New York and southern view
England. cloudy to-day, probably followed
by showers; cloudy and cooler tomorrow;
moderate to fresh south and southwest
winds.
For New Jersey. partly cloudy to-day.
probably followed by showers. cloudy and
cooler tomorrow, moderate south winds
NEW YORK. Sept. The centre of the de.
preston from the upper Mississippi Valley
moved eastward and was over the uprer lake
rcgions yesterday, and the pressure was low
from the 81 Lawrence Valley west and south.
westward over the lake regions and upper Mis-
sissippi Valley and into the extreme Southwest
showers occurred quite generally from the
Missouri Valley eastward into western New
York and Pennsylvania
The rainfall was heavy in Iowa
The pressure was high IN the Northwest and
over the southeastern quarter OF the country
aud the middle Atlantic and New England
coasts
1t generally warmer over the eastern
half Of the country and cooler ~ the West
Heavy frost and freezing temperature oc.
CURED in northern Wyoming
In this city the day was fair and warmer
wind. hgh southwest; sverage humidity. ~
per cent barometer. corrected 10 read 10 era
level, at 3 A. NJ. 20 10; 2 r. NJ, 3oo5.
The temperature IN this city yesterday. as
recorded by the ofnclal thermometer. Is shown
In the xcd table.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-09-02
CITY DWELLINGS RENTED.

The Houghton Company has leased for
Josephine Elmer De Neuville the four
story dwelling at 81 West Eighty-second
street to Phoebe Marks for a term OF
years.
Shaw & 60. have leased for A. l..
silberstein the three story dwelling at
50 West 10Th street to the Pro Club.
Joseph +. Seltz has leased the following
dwellings: ga East Sixtieth street to
katherine Wolf. 2i1 East SiNty-first street
to Kari Shedding 2i2 East Sixty-first
street to Louis r. Weeks. IA East Fifty
fourth street to Anna Jensen. 227 East
SiXtieth street to Katherine Helde, 2is
West Seventy-ninth street to Elizabeth Y
Metz. and isS East Sixty-first street to
Margaret l.. MCEvoy
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-09-02
INDIA FIRM ON FOURTH AVENUE.
>'l| iiousc Takes Omces.in New Up
town Centre.

L. Hess have leased for the Hess
h'.. NF company rooms 1904 to 1907 on
'' i".I'cru'h floor of the Hess Building.
'. IN"1'E-siNth street and Fourth avenue.
"N'rng about 1000 square feet, TO Tata
SONS co. Of Bombay, India. now lo-
'"'sa ~ so Fourth avenue. This con-
.''h l' tho largest raw silk producer in
world. They also have leased to
'f'f-'t 4 Wilhelm. publishers. of Brook
w ana New York. rooms 1905 to 1909 on
ITO fourteenth floor OF 432 Fourth avenue,
'',.h"'st corner Of Twenty ninth street,
'lar~'ou a 60 have leased n portion OF
~" seventh floor in 3l5 Fifth avenue
HrL't" j. Spcrbrr. also store In 6i5
- ~ Madison avenue. 20 Sheffield
,''Ns-H lawsou- Decker Company, for n
% ~ years with Frederick r. Barry a
''' IN the same building to Edward
,r'Hl"rH for term OF years
Lewis Is. Preston has leased office space
"' we eighth floor for j. Il Hsggin In
ne we've story office building at 377
broadway TO the Green Haas Schwartz
Nompiny OF Cleveland, Ohio.
lie NJ Rosenthal Company has leased
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-09-02
Cotton states Weather.

For Virginia, fair to-day; cloudy and
cooler In. morrow. moderate south winds.
For North Carolina, South Carolina and
Georgia, partly cloudy to-day; local showers
tomorrow. not quito warm In the In
terror. gentle variable winds
For Alabama, Mississippi and Louisiana.
partly cloudy to-day and tomorrow; not
quite 50 warm in north portion to-day;
moderate variable winds
For eastern Texas. generally fair to-day
and tomorrow. cooler in north portion to-
dav: moderate south winds
For western Texas, fair to-day. oooier In
north portion; partly cloudy tomorrow.
For oklahoma, partly cloudy and eooler
to day; fats to morrow.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-09-02
bronx,
MECHANICS LIENS.
Nianh Allan

DUANE IT LIS a 12o-Collins Lavery agt
donald. owner and contractor, ,i9s a.
i40TH ST. Isl w-Albin Larson aEt Moore,
simon Realty Holding Corp. owner; Al
fred DOwd, agt, contractor. ....... $40 80
Hath ST, $40 WAX schneider agt Moore.
simon Realty Holding Corp owner; Al
HOUSTON ST. ice Matthew W Bel
Claudio agt John Doe. owner: Giuseppe
Bartorello, lessee: August Epfanio, con
tTAeloT s-o
le5TH ST. 1851 W--Ezra n Ford agt John
G Fojin, owner; Bosse Refrigerator co,
SAME PRoPERTYErhurma r Fora sgt'
EDGECOMBE AV. Ss5-Isaac Yankauer agt
Jacob Rosenthal. owner. Brown. Weiss
Realities. Inc, contractor ,,.,.,,,,,.,fl3O
BROADWAY, e cor sist ~, sSxi02--Gross
Herman, Inc agt william Walter,
owner; Fulton Bldg GO, lessee; FLESH .
man Bros Co. contractors, .,.,..... t6s9 so
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-09-02
ACTIVITY ~ HUNTS POINT.

MAG PLACE Tho Hunts Point Realty
Conn %, has g Id through Samuel
t.N,a the northwest corner Of Macy
place and Hewitt place. a five story
modern Nat house. ON lot 25xlcO.
TIFFANY STREET--Samuel Cowen has
sold for Carrie Lasar t. the Utility
Realty Company q plot, 75NS5, on the
east side OF Tiffany street 200 feet
north Of Spofford avenue
BECK STREET. Samuel Cowcn mas sold
the three story two family brick dwell
Ing A. rs Beck street, on lot 25XlOO,
60 q physician for occupancy
PLIMPTON AVENUE cLernon Bros.
have sold of Edwin g Dusenbury the
plot. 5OXlOO. Oh the vest side Of plimp-
ton avenue - feet north Of roth street
The buyer will erect five story apart
meut house.
PARkSlDE pLACE.-NcLcrnon Bros
have sold for Edwin G. Dusenbury the
plot. lOOX90. on the west side OF Park
side place 22g feet north of 2OTth
street The buyer Is a builder. who Will
improve the plot in the near future.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-09-02
RECORDED LEASES.
L. 4

HOUSTON ST. 90 ". store and basement
Jacob prcnoWitz 10 Louis StadIer, EOS
b9d st, Brooklyn, lO-l? yrs from Sept
!, 1914, atty, william Mariash. $50
3Wdy fl'-uO
96TH ST 1871 f. all-Jacob Goodman
and ano to Jacob Shador and ano, III
"A l0lst -. yrs from Sept I. 1914; atty,
lsaaCsou, $50 9Th av.......... - l5i
HOWARD ST, n W cor Lafayette ~, nrst
noor-Bradstreet Realty Corp 30 L of
America, hy Albert Burleson, Post =
master General. s-l2 yrs from May /.
1914; attys. Satterlce, $, 40 wall
a6 ',,i...iisoyg. scbuccbrs, lSOy vo
Patrick McQureney. 1916 81 av. 2-i2
yrs from Aug l. 1910, sttys, Fitch, NJ n
q, - Nassau st. ,.t.t....., W. $40
i9TH ST, 25l W. all-Andrew Murphy to
Julius Levi. 1886 " IAN 81. s-l2 yrs
from sept l, 1914; attys, Fitch. VI & G, 81
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-09-02
APARTMENT TRADED ron LOTS.

CENTRAL Park WEST seaman. Low
en-. q 60 have sold for George W.
Meye. th, apartment house at 800 Gem
tru Park West. on lot 2jNlO0. TO Fred
er.,k Van Wyck. OF Scarsdalc. y. Y,
VINO YES in part payment ten lots ad-
i.uug ireenacr,s. The deal involves
about sinp.UOo.
EAST II,TH STREET Lsuter q Black
rsr have sold for Jennie Halpcrn 81
Et.f lI>th street. a five story Hat. on
lo' goNlno II. adjoining the southeast
CORNER ot Madison avenue. The Home
SIP .tity Company Is the buyer. The
company gave In part payment the plot,
toviuo. ON the east side Of pigney ave-
me $50 feet north OF 233d street
EAST It'll STREET Jacob Schwartz
and lehman Wcisner have resold Sc
seventh street. q six story tenem mt.
or lot .5X2O1O. between First and Sec
o.l avenues.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-09-02
J,M>ICA HOUSE SALES.

John McAulay has sold 81 Sayres
street. a two and oue-half story dwelling
on 10, 95Nl00. for Piquet & Piquet to =.
uonott. two and one -half story house
on the south side OF Ssyres street SO
feet west of George street, for John Blom
70 Frederick q. Berger, residence on Van
Wyck avenue, 600 feet west OF Wyoming
avenue two and oue-half stories high.
with large plot. for Max Gross TO Harry
Turner, and { Williams street. two and
one-haf story dwelling, for Piquet Il
P.quet 20 John Hess.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-09-02
NEW DRIVE APARTMENT.
Jacob tNeirod 10 Erect Eleven story
House at i40th street.

The West side Construction Company,
Jacob ANerod president, will erect an
eleven story apartment at the southeast
corner of Riverside Drive and listh
street Al @ cost OF $4,000. Plans for thu
O'N structure have been completed by
george f. Pelham, architect. The site
fronts 1907 feet on the Drive, with ir-
regular rear lines
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-09-02

SCHNEIDER 4 Lieblcr have leased for
Marie y. Hoguet to Joseph Shenk the
six story elevator apartment house oc-
cupying the plot l25Sl00 on the north
east corner ~ l5Sth street and BROADWAY
known as the Alta Crest" 10 a term Of
years at an aggregate rental Of over
$40. 900
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-09-02

o.. 5oaxsa sx5oxio5-Root T. Miles. ct al.
20 VIM W Nies at Bainbridge av aud
goth ~. Aug 10. atty, W W Niles ~
Lor g. blk AZ. map sub. division Prof Nv
Il TIFFANY. ?5N irreg-IIerbst Realty co to
VIM l. Phean. goi1 Ryer av. mtg s2,soo.
Aug 81. sttys, Williamson u. 80
wHsIiiSGroS ~ i,si " :. is.sxije-.
kdalena Bschmann TO Northern leasing
n Realty Corpn, iisi ID av. mtg 's.too.
sept !. atty. lepkowitE. .9os
Rway ..................... ......... 400
LOr i5s map Joseph Husson AZ ciasson
Point Elizabeth Dietrich to James
Deasy 2j5 " 37th 81. sept attys LeNow,
NJ ". 80 Cedar st............... .. 700
LOTS 4; aud IS map 80 lots near BronN-
dalc.-Jeunle Arnold 10 Rosalind Realty
60. - william st, Aug IL, atty. Rosalind
Realty GO. % william st..............f 81
i43D ST. n - ciO.5 e. Willis az, ilHNloo--
Joseph u. Truesdae. ref to Annie
GruncT l6i Madison av. ct al, trus. Aug
IS. attys Bowers Sands. S cedar
cARPENTER ~. near ss,,h st. s5Sic5-
Northern Bank. by Supt OF Banks, to
Martin J 4 Scurry, 7a0 r ?:2d st. july 3
atty. Lawyers 7 ! & 7 Co 100 Broad
Lot I. blk g. map Morris Park-Norrls
PARK Estates to Nora Moran and auo.
.2> T. 6sth -. Aug 81. atty. y TIL"
lns co, 1885 Bway ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 81
STERBINs Az. igI2. s. 25NilO-Msria q
rrtraElia 20 Pssqusle PctraElia, 1912 Steh-
bins sv mtg $500. Aug -, attys. KNOX
II. - CEDAR st....... .,.......s .s-"Vo
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-09-02
TRADE ~ roRTIETu STREET.

81. Imam & Fox have filed plans for
htH.Hg over the four story and basement
''e-ng at II East Fortieth street into
SN story store and loft building for
Joseph Srhang, a tailor. at an estimated
.N.' ~ t35uO0
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-09-02
OF BaooxLYN-roR SALE

DETACHED HOUSE. containing Nine
Rooms. all Improvements on plot Of ground
t0xi2o In beautiful Kings Highway section
rs minutes to Sew York by Brighton Beach
Il" Public and parochial schools two blocks
away; churches OF all denomination. near by
For sale AZ a bargain TO cash buyer: neigh
borhood hrst class For particulars. address
PARGA1N. Hox i23 sun Ofncc.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-09-02
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sun rises ga Sun sets s27 Moon ses ..s.ii
HIGH WATER THIS DAY.
SandyH'k COS Gov Island ga Hell Gate. .s2i
Low WATER THIS DAY.
AM AM
SandyH'E i2O t>sv. Island u - Hell Cato .2oi
Arrived-TCESDAY. SoptemberI.
SIS Ryndau. a. NJ, Rotterdam, August "a
y IS Prtncipcssa Mafslda. 40 A. NJ. Genoa. Au-
gust %.
SIS Fspsrta. 1880 4. NJ. Bocas del Toro. Au-
gust -
IS Bristol City. 40 p NJ. Bristol. Aug.
ust l..
S. Saratoga, l2.A p. NJ. Havana. August %
SIS Evelyn. n A. NJ. Cienfuegos. August 10.
SAILED FOR XIV YORK.
IS re d'ltalia. from Naples.
SIS Aruba. from Colon.
S. Zacapa, from Santa Marta.
IS FlOrizel, from Halifax.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-09-02

LAWYERS MTG co to Oswego County
,.iras Rank ................ S3S 900
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.

with name and address OF lenders
attorney
18TH ST, $50 W, ., ls7.3 West ST. EEK
1908, June 10, leos-terman g Mag
dalena Gissel to Greenwich say Bank
SAME PROPERTY, also ilth st, 3bs W
= f. 2O2 e West ST, 22Nl00.3 2, Aug 20, 1910
-Jno II 4 Lu-lla GoetsChius to lily
Powell; atty Herman Lubetkin, IS Park
,, TpT ST as ", $, :os west 81 Eek
1908 Feb Is. 1e02-Jennle l. Geo W
Gee to n Y Saw Bank; atty, Jno Weber
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-09-02
rHILADELPHIAN BUYS HERE,

\. NJ Ma'heson Of Philadelphia is the
buyer Of the three story dwelling AT 50
West Eighty street, sold recently
Dog Slawson q Hobbs for the Koehler es-
tate Mr. Matheson will occupy the
mouse
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-09-02

the basement in 4s5 to 491 sixth avenue
to Minnie & Riverie. importers the store
at 4S7 Sixth avenue to Nine. Gltman, and
space In 20 and 26 East Twenty-first
street to the Guarantee Audit Company
and Weisler & Co.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-09-02
EDGEMERE HOME BUYER.

TIE Lewis II. May Company has sold
for tie :. Weiner Realty Company the
'ew stucoo cottage on the east side of
Hartman avenue Edgemere, l.. l., to
Abraham j PirOsnick, who will make
extensive alterations and occupy the
house
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-09-02
BROOKLYN DWELLING BUyERs.

The Alec Building Company has sold
GOES S.Xty-iifth street, a new two story
dwelling. TO Louis Thoruer, also sold 2070
SlGty-hfh street to Or. Bellick.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-09-02
SALE At NEW ROCHELLE.

George w. Brettell has sold at New
Rochelle for Charles Dunlop to Peter @.
ouendorfer, l07 Coligni avenue. two
story dwelling. on plot 40xl29.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-09-02

Harold l.. Witteman has sold 3s2 Liv-
ermore street, Westerleigh. Staten Island.
10 ar investor.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-09-02
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.
Manhattan

7TH Az, 2363-Joseph skelly agt Robert
blackburn ct al; July 90, 1914 (by
hbnll .. e. tsui
BROADWAY, cor Slst st-Wiluam Koch
agt William walter ct al: Aug ~, lSi I
16y e9ndl 10
Ei.teidti March 4 1919 go, s9?4 rs
Doc ct al. March &C. isit....... si.j4o
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-09-02

These army orders were issued:
Major shinkle Ordnance Department, is
relieved from duty at the Watertown Ar
senal, Watertown, Mass, and VIII proceed
to the Frankford Arsenal, Philade ,phia.
First Lieut. Frank W. Dawson. e. $ A.
retired, upon his own application is de
tailed AS professor Of military science and
tactics at Ouachita College, Arcadel Phil
adelphia Park
second Lieut. Frederick II. Palmer Tween
tieth Infantry, will assume temporary charge
Of recruiting station at Salt Lake city,
Utah,
First Lieut.. frederick ". Boschen. Sew
enteenth Infantry, viii proceed to Fort Nc
Pherson, Ga, Tor temporary duty and upon
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-09-02
LIS pE<DE<S.
kI.aI.ass..

ATTORNEY ST. l52-BrooklNn RuIlding
Material 60. Inc. agt Kate Fucker ct al
tpartitionl atty. s A Potter.
l43D ST. =. 22J n Of sth av, 25N99. Ii
jacob Hidcr agt Marie Cook et al
foreclosure 81 mtg. attys Lindsay
kalish & Palmer
i33D sr. 50. - n " Of Lenox Av. esxss.ii-
T. Dudley Barlow 81 al bgt Mary \ Fan
ming 81 al foreclosure Of MTG, atty. Il ID
Barlow.
42D ST s. 1910 u OF Rway. 2oxloO.5;
i3d 1T. s, 3lO.s n W Of 9TH av 2l5Y
1907. tSd ST. s. 1921 II OF 9TH ay,
2l5Nl00s. also 43d 81, 5, 1886 n W Of
6th sv, :l.6Nl00.5-Ssrah q Magll agt
Oliverage co. Inc, ct al foreclosure OF
mtEl; atty, W Powell Jr.
EDEN Az. =. os.3 n n NJ l73d St bOxs5--
David Bitter agt Bessie Friedberg ct al
foreclosure of mortgage; atty, VI II
Mandel.
18TH ST, si7 e-Athsl Realty Co agt Ben
enson Realty co (fore ciosure Of mort
gage; atty, T j Brady.
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the competition thereof ne viii proceed to
FAyetteyillC. Ark, as heretofore orde-.--
second Lieu, Harding roik, Eleventh
Ga, for temporary duty ANA upon the com
p,etion thereof Will proceed to Fort Riley,
kan. for duty At the mounted service
Leave Of absence Of ten days Is granted
Capt Henry NJ. Merriam, coast Artillery
First Lieut.. james 4. Abbott, Tenth Cav
airy, Is transferred To the sixth cavalry.
al his own reques, Is relieved AS member
Of the General star CORPS 70 take effect
september, -. l5it and VII then proceed
mand of the coast drfences Of Boston
Lieut. CO... Godfrey u Macdonald cavalry.
hssI1s been t'nMa o., 10y s an sr 8,v r en
count Of disability incident thereto, has been
relieved hv the President
The retirement OF Lleut.-C COZ. MacDonaid
Leave ct absence for twelve DAYS u
granted Lieut-Coi David G. shanks, in
GSpi. Fred " 1rersh'er, L $ A., retired.
with his consent is assigned to act.v" duty
and is detailed FOR general recruiting ser
vice. lie will proceed To Roanoke, Va
Movements Of naval Vessels
WASHlNGTON. sept. Cruiser Tacoma
has arrived at b.u"heids, destroyer Tanning
y H., submarine q left Sew York yart
for cruise transport Panther ana rug
rncss arrived At Sew York Yard yacht
Island LETT Boston for GARDENERS nay, crui-
ser Mary and arrived AZ la Pdz, supply snip
Glac,er left Ma@atlan f'r Gunymas; collier
guantanamo for Cape HAytirE, deslroyefs
Lawrence and Hopkins Ief' san p.eso i,r
San Francisco: collier prulrus a. Vera cruz
Destroyers whipple Paul Jones and TruN,
tun now at Mare Island have been ofdeIe'
to san Diego
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wAsHINGTON, sept This navy order
was issued to-day:
Lieut. II. G. Parker. Junior grade from
the Wisconsin to Naval Academy Annapolis