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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-01-02

FOR SALE AND EXCHA NGE-Au kinda
ana sizes OF farms, ran hes, plantations
ana city properties aud stocks OF mer-
chandiSe, everywhere; 50 iOn't miss Us u
You want To do business.
REED REALTY CO.
302 Jefferson Bids.
Home Phone 59S5. BeI Phone 204s
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-01-02
CHICAGO STOCK.

UNION STOCK YARDS, H.. Jan. O.
HOtAS-Receipts 5000. Market % and
10ca higher. Mixed and butchers, $1.S56
S.1J; good heavy. SS.0O0S15; rough heavy,
Sl:!9@990; loight $I.sOds.O5; pigs, S610
@7JU; bulk, S7.9JdSO5.
CATTLE-ReCeiPts 1000 Market
soteady. Beeves, SO. I569.35; cows and
heifers, S3i2J6S.10; stOckers ard feeders,
$5.GO@74O; Texans. $G.4O67TO; calves,
SS.5OM11.OO
SHEEP-Receipts $4,000 Market steady.
Native and western, S3DOdJ9O lambs,
$5.75@S40.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-01-02
NOTICE OF HEARING A To SPECIAL.


CITY Of South Bend Indiana Department
Of Public Works.
Notice Is hereby given that the follow
Ing street improvement has been COM
pleted
Cement curb and walk on Various
Street under improvement Resolution No.
242 In the City OF South Bend. Indiana.
There is on file In tie oflCe OF this
Board. and subject An public inspection.
an assessment roll. which contains the
names OF all property owners who are
subject 10 assessment, description az
the property 20 be assessed and the
amount Of each prima facie assessment.
This Board at It's Office in the City Hall,
viii on the 9th day OF January 1914. at
no p M. receive and hear reulonstrances
as TO the amount OF each assess uent and
viii decide whether the ASSESSED lots or
tracts OF land have been or VIII De spe-
cirlly benehtted by said improvement ia
the amounts named on said roll
OTTO G. BASTIAN.
CHARLES L. NIEpBALSkI
FRANCIS l.. LAMBERT
Board OF Public Works
Arthur p. Perley. Clerk OF Board
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-01-02
FARM LANDS.

FOR SALE OR TRADH-ThiIty acres ole
nile northeast Ot city limits of AlSha-
waka. Good b.fldiugs and plenty CT fruit
hastings. 21S -. Michigan ST. Phones: :
Home. 644O: Bell. I'll.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-01-02

- - > = . - 80 . .
SSSSSSSSSSSSSsSSSS SSSSSSSSSSSSSSSs
FSP MUNkl 10 LOAN. ~
~ Are yOu Ia need Of money 10 pay 49,
80 up small oils or 10 buy your win SSS
80 tci 5 Suppnes, or have yU2 a loan SSS
80 with another Company and need SSS
80 mole money We Mui pay them on -
$50 Tor You AMI ADVANCE you what ad- SSS
80 IItlVna cash you need at rates -,
So nAed Dy Tie NeW Law. -
SS$ -
LOANS made anywhere in ST
JOSEFh %. on FURNITURE
flANOS, LIVE oIOCA, RAM
l-NU 4Ala L4-AIE-N4o, MOAJR-
GALES, WATCHES DIAMONpS
kAC.
So IS
$9S CALL. WRITE or PHONE Us -
49, @uu Jour appncativn VIII receive SSS
$$S our prompt att~-tiOn. 81
S~@ -
~ OFEN EhENINCS -
80 SUI Ii BENZ CREDIf CO. &ss
80 Home 4. lfi4, X. j. MtchSel. Mgr -
SSSSSSSs$ SSSSSSSSSssA4ass
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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-01-02
THE GREATEST tAHM BARGAIN IN
81. JUSEFn IOINLI.
DON'T FAI4 40 KEAD THIS.

DON'T hAI4 10 READ THIS.
1tO acres iy1nS MItuiu IN AnlIeS OF
1u4SLsiM dkd, Lac 44nlJA SlliSuts, MeII ienC-
ca mVStIy gOOu O4Sck SUI. W ouIu MAKE
VLS Vi nc OvSs Ua149 us Ia tut stdte,
~ al IIeS near Lns' cay.
A.S ilnu Ms 1VTuIetIy owned by kich-
ara DucAOee,@ anu IS LSoIIy SAUV-UU tst.id,
OuL U LldAe Il uulcA SAFE We WIu sell Lnls
A44iS 1.,I IA SsV.VO pea dCIe.
Al yVu want ~ ~ iAtV the uairy DusI-
ness mere SOu Cdn pfOUuCS } Our 4IILIk ana
iStuIl same, 40 uOL IAN 10 SsS Us once
as gnLS LaInI MA gO.
MICh4zsEn-DONDU CO.
lVO -. AaiSnlKdu 81.
home knOAe 49,, DvlI 1IVO.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-01-02

Ok SALG-E dTLn " 10 aSrSs IT sJOd
PAOuSILtH CAAJ iVd-a sVIa AZ SOutnnS
A-Nn.ksAn, IN AA4A4Ss AAOAL tdL4NaJ a. l..
al W DSdt LDr StV~E, L4uIt $500.
w aCAtS GnuCf Gu4t4tdtlOAs U..euIe
..-eduOM dnu L4nDer, aces a.nt -
~saE L Idnu, " nICn nIII p4NUuNv S4UV
- $lJV pea aSAS IA p4VSSAAS NVtASu- ~ ll4
nc B0Vd hVuS~ HAu IUt Iu LVNH Or y -
LIE IOt ASs4E 49, WtLn OUG4u.ASS In-iS-
Al, Al paIt pa AIiSHL- l. rISe SOV pea ace.
AMO pAaSLINoIIy DCN uhC4lInsS ~. -.
ST. 1ICnIAH6 u SOU pvE LlOnLA. 4 Iuv
.IOm reslN ice Ou IOl OOAIUO ASSt a. NJ.
.O4V -. LIOL WAGER neat alI
,slOuSrn IEIPIOS -, Wan VpTu sIa4r-
Nay. hrALtS anu saapeS. Fascu stIeV.s,
S4uSwaIh, sSnUI, hatSa auu sdS dIL in duu
pau Tor. FrICe S4,VVV. soVu Invest
4SAl.
Lot No. i Al huey He4ghts auaitIOn Ou
n 1leaJs VI 81 pei NeSA. All pa! h-enJs
Sue ~ uaJe pau, NaIUe OL IOt Sz<-J. NJ
saAes or lntSEest uHtIi purchase pLtce Las
DSen pdiu. NuI Lake LIE aLAVuut ai-
leddy palu ana puICnaser cAu ass4LIe
pap hlenE Tor Tie D4IanOe a. the raIC called
.VT-SI per week.
For particulars tUE1e.a.Iz s2v OF the
aDOSe .aI Oh ) w. PeJers Or se.eS Que
- 4JtS OF U.s.. Bell S5S
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-01-02
X X X X = X X X y X X X
MARKETS. X
X X X X X X X x X X x X
CHICAGO GRAIN.


CHICAGO, Jan. 2.-Opening;
WHEAT-May 81 IL; July SIP t.
81 3-S
CORN-May 6s 1865; July 81 3-467-S
OATS-May 20 rs; July 39T
PpRK-May S2I.OO
LARD-May $1t07; Jan. SOTO.
RIBS-Alay, SLID
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-01-02
Nal ESTATE.

RIAL ESTATE bought, sold and ex-
changed. }. :. Baber, 10 jefferson Bldg
Home phone 52ol, Bel phoae PAPA.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-01-02

b a. O-AA-4- -AANOStA AO--~S Awe $50
1870, a ~
" ~ az N~DDu4Vu 50, SLCh GaaAU a., ~
tutIn p~AG CAIJ,
"@b, IHu4aua at.l DaJ So l.. DVua4u,
.1IaLAL -. n. al lie sOuL4 tA4.
- Gag.
Aeails--CaSh '. payments.
o1vISOn DIuL B-LR rAOueS LOO.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-01-02
FOR EXCHANGE

FOR EAChANGk--SO acres near Edwards-
Durg, Mich. Good house aud fair barn
Wv her desires city residence and viii
take city property w0rthh up 10 $500 Ne
part pay Price 5000. L May, Ed
harrisburg, Mich.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-01-02
FOX KENT-FAttAIS.

FOX RENT-EAtAIS.
FOR ItENL-A hist cIass IruIJ Iarlu near
city. Also suItdDie Tor truDA4ng and
poulCry raising. Or. McNamala, Dean
D4Ns
hkAL ESIATE.
FOR SALE-Lot } bbOcks north OF Mich
lgan Ave. Oh Onve ~. worm StUJ.UO.
=. sell Tor $1,000 cash, Can bell PhOne
926
FOR SALE OR EXCAHAAGE-172 acre
farm wIun god house auu barn IA good
lVcdCIVn, IOr only S',JUo. viii tuke a city
" village properly as part pay. T. l..
May, johannesburg, Anon.
FOR SALE UK TRADE equity IN house
and lot VIII exchange Ilr team, wagon,
harness ana farming tJ0is. city property
In All parts OF city On monthly payments.
values SI,UUO aHu up. I.un3dn O4seu,
~ Jefferson Bog.
FOR SALE ok rKADE-lOJ acres L
miles southwest OF SOdtn Benz. ".
ZlenJVwskI, loOJ flSner 81.
FOR ssALk.-An 90 acre farm on the
CrumsUOwn road. Good DuIuIngs. Dark
sandy IOam sOL. IL bought sVOu, WIIl sell
Ter SJ,OUO.OO For tultner Information
call ). \. Mccullough, h0Om >, do south
Michigan ST. hOmc phone O3o6, UelI 90.
FOR eALt-MLl sea- as long As 1ley ,ast.
acre tracts, ~ miles from city. Price
SoJO.UU. CalI early auu get n4St OIce.
Inns VHer gVVu VnIy ~ uass. rOr fuItAer
Information call ". y. hlteman, Room
8, 30 30. Michigan ST. Sen phone Ous,
Home 65o6.
FOk SALE-6-rOon Ouse, corner u u.
Louis and st Vincent SIS LOT L.,ge
enough IVr chicken pdFk anu garurl.
nearly quarter or an acre. House "a g.,,rl
repair. trult an0 shade On TIE iOL OnD
SO down ana SIO Ion1n - lie rgnt
Main ana center SITS. lone pAOne, O-1.ss
bell phone, 49,.
FOX SALE-Acre Iots one BACK rom
rOTtdse aFp Cn mVntaly pap meuLs
Only AZ down and $lU pes nIO4LA On
THESE lots y1a can nave artesian wste.
moving All Tie tine. 40 "a! Iuvuts dur
Gug DC w4HIef mOnIns. Let nc suUw YOU
r. L. sTED1IAN,
Corner Main ard Ceuter Streets.
Bell Phone 4oJz Home FhOue 653s
FOR SALE.
An S-room strlctIJ Hlvusrn house at Il5J
AlcHlgan aY. bargain Tor c-sn.
S-tOom modern house IL lib Haney
az. zine location.
6-room hOLse al 1905 Leer ST
Z house aud lot a Lincoln I4rs add.
tiOn, near " est DlYIs.Ou 81.
New house Ia SouthmOoF pax. uea
sOuth slide car line.
o-roOm house. modern except furnace
Ill Allen ST.
s-r0Om house at 1923 DeMaude Az
A 6-r0om house al l113 last SorIl a.
broom house u an acre lot near est
Division ST., ia Lasalle PARK addition.
apartment nat. modern. -1OJ =
Michigan 81.
A double house, Dig lot, 1871 Isl ;
1lch. gan ST.
Lots 10 BiTner Place addition, south Of
Michigan ~. on Allea- Blaine znd Ilndler
SITS.
Improved property 10 trade for vacant
lots
We sell lots Ia Southmoor Pax. elrner
Phase aud l-..cOln PARK additions
Fire l. 9rance. Rents collected
w. Il. FUREN.
Room 2A Summers. Bldg.
Bell Phone So. Home Phone 5S6f
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-01-02

lead MAKkEIS -. -. -. -. -. i.
WHEAT OPENS FIRM
CHICAGO. Jan. Wheat opened firm
mmirda mFrye, hetcing the advance at the
opening. There was only slight trading
ia wheat. Commission houses sold on
resting orders at about II over Wednes-
days close.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-01-02

NONRESIDENT NOTICE.
STATE OF INBIANA1
ST. JOSEPH COUNTY s.
"a the 81. Joseph Superior Court. Deem
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-01-02

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5 AsSsSSs SSSS SSSSSSSsSSS
SSsSS$SsS Ah2 S&SsSSSSi
ess1SS sE8sSSh
SSSSSS FOLlN1 SSSSSSs
$3.50 or 's:;ss
sSss s*Ss
his Company towards its patrons
s ) has always been that " granting - )
50 the borrower the ERl Best terms
: 5 20 be had, together With strict PRIV )
s S acy IN all transactions, ana extend
) ing TO each ~ times n adversely. )
. lruIency and consideration. Ia tuk-
SIS iug Out loan here you are assured !
) OF All these aaFau tages Tor Ne be- ,
Aeye that "a satisfied customer Is 4
So yet the best advertisement" "a
IS Because OF tuts MN Jaw o. ZEr
IS per mou-h auu 500 cl4rges you :
SIS get money for LESS than y0u ever
SIS got 10 before, WIKI the plan " re-
) payment MICH LASiEh SO
IS Loans Ou HOL SEHULD GOODS.
s PIANOS, TEAMS, FARM IMPLE- :
s SAIEN Is, etc, auy IS here Iu ~. Joseph !
IS or LapJrte counties. cali write, W )
s phone Bel l'iJ; Home Ollt 50
1855 STATE LOAN COMPANY. sg4si
IS. SIS.
SS4SSS Room l. Merchants Bank SfSsSg
SxSSs$S Bldg -3l ). Michigan SS2SSS3
,ss;;sssss
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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-01-02
LODGE NOTICES.
ROBERT BLUM LODGE No. e7s.

i. D. o. l..
The regular meeting will be held FRI
requested t. attend this meeting. install
latiOn OF officers. Visiting brothers vel
come George Weiss, n. c., Z. e. Lang,
Secy.
Regular meeting OF Norman Eddy. w.
X. c., Friday afternoon at $50. JOINT
installation with Norman Eddy post u
A r., Friday evening. A large attend
ance Of members desired.
NOTICE.
From the LIST Of January ]. Burke 4
Co. opticians, and the South Bend Cam
era Co. OF go s. Mich. St, will close at
6 o'clock. VIII be open on Saturday even
ing only.
NORMAN EDDY POST, G. A. II.
Joint installation ceremony will be he'd
this evening in c., A. II. hall on f. JEFF
fersOn Blvd. Norman Eddy post and Nor
man Eddy w. X. {. No. 1 will install Of
fcers for 1914. Members urgently re-
quested to be present.
SOUTH BEND ENGAGEMENT No.
L. o. o. r.
Regular meeting OF this encampment
will be held this evening, Jan. Ind. All
members are requested TO be present. In
stallation OF officers There viii be work
I'm the O.. Il. degree. Lester Jester, Z. L.
MASONIC.
Stated meeting Of South Bend lodge
No. 294, F. & A. W. Friday evening,
Jan. 2, 1914, at 1880. Visiting breth-
rem fraternally invited.
JOHN +. DE HAVEN. w. NJ.
RICHARD ]. GENGE, Secy.
Advertisement.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-01-02
HELP WANTED-MALE.

WANTED halfway Mall Clerks. Com
rlence $500 month South Bend ex-
aininatiOns soon. Sample questions free
Franklin Institute, Dept. So j, Roches-
ter, y. Y.
WANTED-First class man TO take
charge OF Cost Dept OF medium sized
factory operating under q strictly mod
ern system. The man required must De
up-to-date on factory accounting, and
well able to get the best out of his as,
sistants Only these whose records viii
stand investigation need apply. A per
sonal interview OF letter solicited. All
inquiries treated strictly confidential.
Apply to Mr.. Squire, Geo. Cutter Co.
WANTED-Two boys between the ages
OF 10 and is 10 assist lady demonstrate
ors in sampling Bursley's High Grade
Coffee Apply TO Mr.. Frederick, Oliver
Hotel between 10 and 10 Monday morn
ing January 9Th.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-01-02

FOR SALF-GOod 50 acre farm near
South Berd aud ideal shipping town.
James VI. Riddle. Lakeville. Ind.
FOR sAIE OR Elk ,HANGE-rw0 acres
81 good land one-half mile from city
limits on East Side. HRstings. 2ls ~
Miehig~l Phones: Bell I'll: Home.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-01-02

WANTED-Young people call and see the
south Bend Business College in opera
ton. Eleven rooms; more students in at
tendan nee than all other business schools or
northern Indiana and southern Michigan
combined; large force OF skilled teachers,
every device known TO the really modern
office. Big catalog free on requesr.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-01-02
OFFICE HELP.

NEW Term, Jan. 3. Day and Night. En-
roll Now. The ThOmIs School, Ameri-
can Trust Bldg. SteROgrdphy. Typewrit-
ing, Office Methods, Commercial Cores
spondence, Typewriung Course, Emp.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-01-02
HELP wANTED-FENzALE.

WANTED woman for factory de-
partment. Office work. Requirements
same as for clerking. Wilson Bros. Shirt
factory, w Sample st.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-15
LEVI P. MORTON 30 TOMORROW.
Es-Sice-Pr~ridcnt VIII Celebrate
at Ills Country Home.

Levi Parsons Morton. Vice President OF
the United States from 1883 until 1898
and Governor OF New York in lss5-iss6.
will celebrate tomorrow his ninet!eth
birthday. His remarkable vitality will
enable him, II the day is fine, 10 walk
about the grounds % Ellerslie. his beauti-
ful country home At Rhnebeck on the
Hudson. whore he goes to-day.
Mr. Morton. who since his return from
Washington some time ago. has been stay
.ns at his New York residence, e3s Fifth
avenue, viii be accompanied TO Ellerslie
by his daughter, Mrs Winthrop Ruther-
furd. Mrs. Morton is at present in Eu-
rope having been encouraged to make the
visit hy her husbands physicians. who
assured her of Mr.. Mortons restoration
to health.
There will be letters and kilograms
without number awaiting Mr.. Morton when
he reaches his summer home. but he will
receive no warmer or more sincere good
wishes than those which Will come from
his employees N Ellersl!e who, follow ng
long custom. will gather TO wish him "a
happy birthday" Mr.. Morton was look
.ne eagerly forward yesterday TO his visit
20 Ellerslic.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-15
MISS HAZARD ENGAGED.
Her Marriage to 4. ID. Moss to Take
Place june u.

Invitations will shortly be issued by
Mr.. and Mrs. William Ayrault Hazard for
the wedding of their youngest daughter.
Miss Katharine Hazard. to Courtlandt
Dixon Moss which viii be celebrated in
St. johns Church. Far Rockaway. on sat
urday. June &, at noon. The reception
and wedding breakfast will follow at
Meadow Hall. the country place OF the
brides parents in Cedarhurst.
Miss Hazards bridal attendants Will
be her sister, Mrs. Charles Reginald Leon
ard. and the Misses Florence Burton.
Caroline Lesley Fuller. Genevieve l.. San
ford and Ruth II. Moller. There will be
three Hover girls. Camilla Woodward
Livingston. Silvie Livingston and Laura
Hazard Holmes.
Robert r. W. Moss will act as his
brothers best man, and the ushers will
be Prescott r. Huidekoper. Arthur X.
Jones Francis 4. Harding. John X. Hol-
Inns, Hugo q. De Fritsch, Johnston Liv-
ingston, W. Felowcs Morgan. Jr.. Rene
La Montague. J. Henry Harper. Jr.
Harold w. Brooks. Nathaniel S. Simpkins
.Jr, Gordon Ware, William 4. Hazard
Jr, and ". Tilden +. Hazard.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-15
MRS. WALLER IS TEA HOSTESS.
Baron and Baroness Rosenkra nts
Among Her Hot Syringe Gassts.

Hot SPRINGS. Va. May li.-Mrs. Rob
ert Waller OF New York was hostess at a
tea this afternoon In her apartments In
the Homestead Miss Katherine Fay. who
left tonight At the end OF a six weeks
stay. was among those invited. besides
Mrs r. = Hall. Mrs. u. @ McVickar.
Mrs. Charles Smithers. Baron and
Baroness Ros"nkrantz, Dr. and Mrs.
Black.
Miss Ruth Harrison OF Cincinnati. who
has opened the Harrison bungalow for the
month. has with her a house party OF
friends from Cincinnati and Is entertain
Ing them with daily riding parties over
the mountain trails. In the party are the
Misses Evelyn HOLSTER. Frances Perrin
and Anna and Margaret Smith. Robert
Black and DR. Dickinson.
4 dinner was given tonight at Boone
cabin by Mrs Jeanne W!lkIe and Miss
Marguerite Wilkie ~ New York. who took
their guests afterward to the open air
dancing pavilion near by. In ths party
were Mr.. and Mrs George Gunton. Baron
and Baroness Rosenkrantz, Mr. and Mrs
Wilbur Il. Topping. who are here ON their
honeymoon Walter Sternberger and DIT
and Mrs. Robert A. Black.
Walter S.ernberger OF New York gave
a supper party IN the japanese room OF
the Homestead last night after che mid
week dance. \ cabaret performance en-
,ertained the party. which included Mrs
G. +. swift Jr.. Mrs Ford n. Carter. Mrs
Charles Smlthers. Mrs. W!!kie. Miss
W.lkie and ROLAND Evans.
J. Temple Gwathmey OF Rye, y. y. ar
rived to-day for some golf. Others reg
istering NJ the Homestead were Mr.. ane
Mrs H. Is. Mathews. J. 4. Arnold and j
c. Is. Lawrence OF New York
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-15
NORDICA'S ESTATE $1,000, 900.
Jewels Form Greater Fart Of the
Prima DOnna's Fortune.

According 20 report received by rela-
tives and friends OF Nine. Nord!ca. who
died recently at batavia. Java. her estate.
amounting to about 81 900, oOn, will gu TO
her husband. George W. Young. and her
sisters
The bulk of the estate consists OF jew
els, There is one necklace OF colored
pearls valued AZ 100000 while her en-
eralds are nearly rs costly. The collcc-
tiun includes tiara presented by her
associates at the Metropolitan Opera
House, The real estate is worth about
$3.50. 600
EA-Gov. Ava Adams OF Colorado. who
drew the Will on January l. after the
wreck OF the steamship Tasman. on which
Nine. Nordlca was 4 passenger has re-
turned to America lie said that when
Mime. Nordica asked him 10 draw up her
viii he told her he was not lawyer, buy
she insisted. she had been very much
shaken by her experiences and apparently
feared for the outcome. although she was
not then seriously i'll
Nine. Nord!ca's body Will leave BATAVIA
on Monday and will b" taken To Singa-
ror" II will reach New York about
June %
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-15

Miss May White. daughter of MIR. and
Mrs. James w White, viii h" married To
David /. George Of Orange. y. j. to-day
in the Church Of the Ascension.
4 subscription dance will he given to-
night at the Raltusrol coli club, follow
irg several dinners Mrs Henry \. Bar
clay and Mrs. Victor Mapcs have ar
ranged the dance
Mr. aud Mrs Henry Srlgnau Of 30
West Fifty-sixth street will go 10 their
place In Glberon, y, j., on MAY IS to re-
main until the end OF July when they
viii leave for the Adironda"ks. Mr. and
Mrs Henri y. Werthelm viii hc with Mr.
and Mrs. Seligman the greater part OF
the summer
Miss Mary GrocebeclS. daughter OF Mr.
and Mrs Tclford Groesbcck. viii be mar
ricd 10 Daniel : Riller Of this city or
June % nj the home of her parents In
East Walnut Hills Cincinnati ohio.
Mr.. and Mrs &. Templcton Crockcr OF
San Francisco who have been at the St
Regis for several days, will sail tomorrow
on the Imporator
Mrs Russell H. IIoadley and her daugh
ter. Mrs George Lorillard Roralds. will
pass the summer In southampton. l.. l.
The last OF the subscription dances or,
san,zed by Mrs. u. Roscoe Mathews viii
take place Tonight In tho Della Rohh.s
room Of tho Vanderbilt. II was post
poned from last night. owing 10 the dance
s,vcn or tho recreation pier.
l.ous &, TIFFANY viii give \ dinner 70
MAN, Il, rs country pinoe IN Cod SpriuI
IIArhor f.. l. The G,rncr will ho served
In picturesque styio and everything about
b will coma from hts gardens. n thu
/ weather In pleasant ~efYee Gill NJ servet
/ IN the garden
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-15
REPUDIATES F0ULC BOOKS.
Norxan's Librarian Issu~s state-
mept In Connection With Paris Sale.

Miss Belle da Costa Greene. librarian
TO J. p Morgan. issued a statement at the
direction Of Mr.. Morgan yesterday deny
.ng that the Foulc collection OF prints
engravings and books on ornament was
every really IA part OF J. +. Morgan SIR. +
library. She said Mr. Morgan. Sr., had
bought the collection, but had sold It
almost Immediately on discovering that
It was not up 20 the standard which he
had set for his library
Miss Greene said that Mr., Morgans
name was being used in connection with
Paris as n means Of enhancing the value
of the collection. The sale in Paris. ac-
cordingly, has absolutely nothing to do
with the Morgan library. In part the
statement said
"Th.s collection OF prints, engrav!ngs
and books on ornament was purchased by
the late Mr. Morgan on its reputation as
the finest collection Of its Kind in exist
ence When Mr.. Morgan received the
books At his library In New York he
found that the collection was not OF the
quality represented. For that reason he
did not wish to retain this collection and
cold II in Paris. At the time of the sale
u was distinctly stated by Mr.. Morgan
that tho books were sold NJ the FoulC
collection and not in any way as part
of Mr. Morgan's library"
The Foulc collection was begun more
than sixty years ago and comprises som,
500 volumes principally on archltectur,
and interior and exterior decora ton
Edmond Foulc, the collector lived at 4
! Rue Dc Magdchourg. Paris.