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Rent


$4,000; atty NJ Dix. SEQ courtnnd
SAME PRoPERTY-Etheiu iilman ct al to
part Nov 81. mtge $1,000. atty. same $500
CASTLE HILL Az: n " COT Giyason az" ";
I! Resiondo Beach Cal Nov 20. atty,
~ Marin. 2 Rector st...;.:.........si
sss. map w a iocs,Oo @
Jacobs to RosraItnd Jacobs. 222s I'm ay.
NSy e. e. ATTY: sable 80 B S,y1s -
tsis E white Plains I'd. 22Ss 10 a52d :, x
Reals to North Side investing 90, Mad,
i.on sv, July Is; @tys Beals 4 y
SETON Av, " :. 400 n Nelson ay, 5oxioo-
cath Banks to Mary Babcook 5si con.
cord sv. oct q; atty. 7 q a Go, l!e
SAME PROPERTY Mary Ra6coch to Tho-
81. auty. T & r co, i76 Bway ,...'. 81
GRAND BOULEVARD AND coNcoJRsE.
.-chas wanmnser ' ct al al. 81 exrs, TO Mercedcs
Blds co. 2a:e Webster sv. Nov 81 atty.
LOT 80. Gao, i Hsrr gwSy ..,,.rbo 500
| s., nov 81; atty. VIM 4 coteiey. 1875 =,
KELLY ST, s7i-s, " ;. I3sioO also l<r.,y
:. sso;i2, es. isosiGo-Emanusi stern to
Ma"g Nov Rely mtg &C., nS %: Ss ato6
Leitner. SIS wesiches,er av, ..,........st
Sd wis AS az ss o5 ,h at q Really % TO
mtse $4,000. attys' Davies. 4 a g az
2.pTH ST 80 iso : paui,iins av. 25xii4 ~
! ,'od!" baranowitz to Morris Ate!son. l45'
Ssth -. Rk N Soy = atty, Norris Ado,
leoTH. ST $50 L, - 65xigo-c4,h i IraiI
:? HAIRY nfs s. s SSA' S,'; ~ S'H CO. Co. T?y
LoTs 80 to -. map bldg iot. " a & II .
1tl - II
~ i4ss swii,inm ,s "a ,.. 81
pe,!a Gray to Jennie Underwood, -
Fa!rh.id s.. springneid Mas, Nov q.
mtg $4,000 s,tys, Cloeke. X 4 n s.l
DAVIDSON Az. Y T. 900 n i77th st. 45iy
canaan. Douglass RI Emerson Iin.
Ssp'eton. Soy IS mtg $500. a't!,
i7sTH er n : 100 " Prospect av. 7-Nss|
S"io on a ".'E Now So a as b'T'@ 60 ss
A. ,'yi'q q; ;-JecCe Room to Lyman
is.D ST. "a I n 5o>ieo-Is va 4 Gard i1y
Gorddl &C. in TO e." yo %a5 % 9G3
$4,000 attys. sai'er 5, 40 Nassau
MORRIS Az. :. EGO isoth :, c5xios.i6 w
To- J. S'.yer rst 70 M,nnie Presto. ess
iyn"i ST., ~ 49,, t"utn - ~ LICE
-, 80 -" vi ny /: a. On n,S
- - - 49, ~ l., ~ Wv ''' "''' ~ w.
up,nL. &C. I'' 80. 49, S' wv
- Goe,rh 'R"'I,y -, '' lvS &c :. ,i;,S
49, ooo, 80, - -. rs
NW3;wS,.s ~, n's s''o0o' "'tF' \ Lamont, oS
ANTuSNy ',y sao'
,nat.es seh'eslhRr' 20 hthe! ".nmdn, -
,""uS Al % ~, .,,r.Is-, ,"'s 'H0',,
My :" pS,itxr - ~. ',a".' - u,,......
.sox ,Jr.y -, It,'n,'s potr, 80 az AZ w ~
az I, : buiLs.sd lin t40x irr,g con, IT,.
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EUROPEAN MAILS.

Tho Scandinavia American liner Hellis
OlAy, sailing on Thursday for Christian
sand. Will tax" mail. closing a. 10 \. NJ,
Tor Norway, sweden. Denmark. Russia, Aus
tria, Hungary and Germany and for other
countries toNCept Luxembourg and Turkey
when specially addressed
The holland America steamship Rotter-
dam. sailing Ola Thursday for Naples. VIII
take mail. closing a. 80 \ Vi for Italy.
Austria Hungary Bulgaria. S"ryia. ku-
mania, Turkey, Swi'Horlanu Greece and for
other countries except lBNeuhurg ana
Turkey when specially addressed
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THOMPSON ST. TENEMENT HOI SIC.

Plans have been filed by Louis A. Shei-
mar, architect, for the construction of
.,N story tenement house, with stores,
~ loI ana 1903 Thompson street with
II 20. ttgv Of 30 feet and a depth Of
:" feet, The Thompson Construction
company Dominica Abbate, Jr., presi-
H"'' 80 the owner %Ae cost has been es-
'tna'ed at $4,000.
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TRAINING IN BROOKLYN.

Leonard Davidson has sold the six fam
~ brick house at ISIS Catalpa avenue
Rdgewood. formerly 20 Elm avenue 70
william and Caroline Bauerschmidt also
sold the two family brick house at 1918
Norman street, Evergreen, TO Gustave
Nauman.
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esTH STREET DWELLING BUYER

Dr. shirley T. SprIgue is The buyer OF
me dwelling at 81 West Sixty-eightn
street the sale of which hy the Re-,
walter a. Scagle, as executor of the
node estate. was reported on Sunday
n- Spragu", who resides ut II West
f''G -ttth street, viii occupy the Sixty
eighth street house
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NEW JERSEY BUNGALOWS SOLD,

The Realty Estates Corporation has
purchased eight summer bungalows on
tH'rty-two lots in PlattmouHt. y. j., near
Atlantic highlands. The company in
tnds 70 sell or rent the property.
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MONEY TO BUILD APARTMENT.

Frederick Zittel 4 Sons have obtained
from the Metropolitan Life Insurance
Company for the princeton Construction
Company, Isaac Polstein president
building and permanent mortgage Of
S525, 900 on the twelve story apartment
house TO be erected AT the corner Of
Nlnety-seventh street and West End ave-
nue.. on plot l25xl00
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West side.

st. Nov 30. install. p c. atty : Tu tie
West side.
West OF Fifth av. between Fourteenth and
2sp ST. ass W W :. 2sxss.s-Elia NJ
Perrtlia 20 Lillian l. Terry. cxr. stamford,
smith u, ..eI Bway -. o.. $1,000
.'P ST 49, vi, 90. ,5n ~
g. atty, chris q Hupfci 80 L 3sth
ssD ST. n $. 600 iO,h av 75xass; 2ith
- :, 500 " ION av toAsNs. The Aut"
Y. p c, Nov so. atty b p k:pfor,.
f sr ~. &? Soy, ~i n.a ~ t 90 3 N.Y.:
poitan Life lns CO. Madison ~. Noy 80,
faTd 'fp' '''' Ms III "'', MHo oSc
ssTH .ST. n = 1855 " columbus Az 59..I
Ro.ne- EaS %r' kt t1 pns E 3a ysrN
A., ]. = 81 -, Nov -, attys, .Eikgs q
list ST. 800 y columbus av. sCNio. =
benjamin e Faulkner to Susie X Anderson
n Hno. 3T9 Washington AV Soy 80 W,
= q. attys, Thompson h v 200
BkoAbwAY. % ~ cor s4th II, lo-.;Ni4O.7 y
Palermo Cons:n GO to- Me;rG,Po.itan III, LIZ
~ E. Noy 80, at,,s woodtoTd. i ! .
>7rH sr 81 *, 5. 40 co.umou, Az A. soy
- Helm. Wcr,helu,- 49, columbus az.
wESr ESD AZ, " cor r. e5th y. i.s:-SSioo.
building loan 'uH'I completion & hen
~ {. Noy So' due MAJ T. 1870 p, g.
Ir- GO, I Madison av. A,'ys woodf,rd.
2 - M H., d., az ,. -. $4,000
Her.rr He,..y 60 f." Sa,i.-on q, Rossf-
baum. 30l " loG'h So; Soy &c. due De, !.
1915. "a %. atty. l. T IN, co $50 Broad
e'TH IT. 5. ic9 w., End ~. ao,iooll:
r-e.m 'sh'' 5il "SS E4,h Nov ao na' yr 81
-. ATTY. l. r -. O. 100 Rway sif'ooo
- ", sNio4. yr. - y c-Emiiy
Ae. !, 2 go .: Nov :. ai'y. E,,sa,
ioarH ST - " 5 5. $50 rolum6u, av.
-aNl"nll yrs, p C--Jno II Muller q
4s'h -. Nov ~. at,ys De,o y. III
is6rH ST. 3. $50 . Amsterdam az !;S
lgoll--Marian e Giles 10 MORT. Mr'er'
81 AmsteriHm Az. Nov 80, yrs. . y g.,
atty l. T Ins Co. 100 Bwsy..... ....S 600
Uptown.
Mania IAN Island. north OF iIo,h ST.
18TH ~. .- i45 s. ,tN .Y. ~. ii-Hon-
NOR Zee y Curpu 20 kosr H-y man. 10 W
- X ileynan 90 RraISr ;, ''''" s. 10
uiTH ST goo :, "a av :"yloo 4 -
900 Connlls, Az. Noy So. demand . ,. 6.
e ~ F','h N & = 81 Ns,'3as 5000 zoe
N koemer 20 Edw \ Ker's s nno. e>rs,
- ~ ct r. -. 10 NOV = Stv
,-,r,I o.. Ia H aI,,,x ,v ~ 5s,il-
NSFy 7, R't .2 2o 70 Ty m5r ,rek SSS
! due a. per bond, mtEs, each s. 200 atty
r . 81 i-C Bway ....... $4,000
For Leon p pund,ra to 1,abs Mackin' Nc g. 20
lumhus av. Nov 80. ~. mig $500, !nsteli
Gp at'y. q Co.. 10 Bway 500
/ nov %, due a. PEI bona a't ~" F ii Ti,Se
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-12-01

Richard Merz has purchased from j.
Ryan the four story eight family fiat, 4S1
Academy street. Astoria. A. Cantore was
the broker.
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RESULTS AT AUCTION.
public offerings Yesterday in Man
haitian aud The Bronx SRIesroOms.
lat 4. vEsEY STREET

(AT NENF1 - MEET
BY Joseph L, Day,
HENRY ST, al. n >, 9h . SCANNED, 2S.sx
20 ax?36x7l.i, sty init Trust 20 agt
Julius Alderman 81 all due si6,O07.7l :,
taxes &c, Stc9.17; to the plaintiff $4,000
lat 3eoS THIRD AVENUE
By Joseph 4. bay
TRINITY Az. 6S6. =. 500 i5sth ~. g5x
~ Jk.5lX7i1. Sly tnt-Loretta ,owuu
extrx agt \ Weber ct al. due, tl4.-
AL Os; taxes, Sc 'a767Si to the plain 4,
cHAHsTNuT sT, 5, 100 n Corn.il as ioOs
52.5 to 222d .Ni2s i0xis37-W " Taylor
SO sii2s5; 10 the plaintiff. ..,,..,s 900
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-12-01

WASHINGTON Soy 50 These army or
drr4 were issued TO-DAY
FIRST Lieut. u. Neuablo. Twen,y-s.c-
ond Infantry from Fort Slorum. y y and
from recruiting servic" 20 MS regiment
COL II T. birmingham and Lieut. col
II u Snyder, Marine Corps. on arrival in
United states from Vera cruz to proper
stations
tiUe-N. 10 Second tle'd Artillery
CAPT T. T. Hopkins from FIRST 20 sixth
Fi.iI Artillery.
capt y. ". BrisEs from sixth 20 F.f.h
Flrli Artillery.
FIRST Lieut. ". McLeave, from Fourth 20
First Firld Artillery.
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18TH ST n .. 1870 q Idvtngston pl. 3. tSFe--
Maud u BARCLAY to Ernina NJ Screen, ySi
G GS' / To- iieis,. g All, Vim NJ Mullen.
s,TH ST. u 5. lslte "a az 25x2ss WssS,
iuEtou 81. =. 30 n Beach st. 2ONt2--,iep
II Archer and anu To Elliott NJ Eidredse,
trus. - Portland az, Bklyn, NoV T. due
Nov 50, 1917, = c. atty, q g. 10
FL AZ, q 100 + n 5sd 81. :;x irree S3i y,
5ith st. - oNl0o--Emlly VI Roemer to Edw
\ KrehS and tno, eNrF, 10 J; SEA 81, Soy
- 'rs, a.. p G.; ATTY. T q o.. 10
ssTH ST 2:s +. $ 6. 2.6s sd ~. lsexloo
NoN 80. due & int as per boud--iicnry
s,ceg,r to r 9 ST g. i76 Dw4y s. 600
Realty co to seymour Realty CO. 25 Broad
ST, Noy n. pr mtg $4,000 VI y e,
atty, Kur2mAn +. % Broad SITS 800
79TH ST. 800 T. s.; ~ ". "a "v. 5?.lix
Peter Kane to Leo y Greene. GSl y
leSth 81 atty. seml + Swinburue $50
20 Av. $. 9Oi S slst st, is 10, so-Mary Z
Werner "a Title q 4 r co. 10 Rway Nov
20. due As per bond ....,.... .... $1,000
HST sr, g ~ v. I'd Ny. runs q * n
l02 Arcade Realty 60 10 SAINT J bloom
insdsle - Al, "a Madison ay, Nov 81, due
Dec J, isi', g attys Hays. II 4 ",
brHi ~ > 3ts ssh ST, soyt!';;S| ''
Huber T P96sSn to charter ,C,oons'Truetiion
a. per bond, Oct Is, attys, Ntodtsrd (
M$BlSs6S AT Ss..: :, % , %,n st, "a. s%sios
e, atty, T q 60, i76 Rway sG6,Ge6 &c
MAplsoM Az n cor, sgth st. SGAioo.-
atty, T G Co, l7s Bwsy. ;..', $50 a$s IS
s7TH ST - 2so Park ay as.ioo j i
Mae Lyons to Morris II Lewis aSs E S7th
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! SELECT APARTMENT DIRECTORY
Particulars.

l2-story modern flrcproof build
ing. All meals served 10 apart
mcnts. Every convenience. all
outside rooms, pcrmancnt
light. large closet space, most
convenient location In city.
Ready for occupancy. New high
class 10 sly. elevator apt. houses.
frcproof all latest inpts,, I'M
surpassed view Of Hudson
River and ali tho surroundings.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
sun rises ~ sun set, ~ Moon set, 80 "a
Il1H WATER 7lIIS DAY.
sandyHk s2s GovIsand rs Hell Gate. -
LOW WATER THIS DAY.
SandyH'k i?io GOV Island u % Hell Gs,c ?:2e
Arrived MONDAY. Nnvnbrr ~
;. Bristol City. - \ NJ. swansea. Novem-
Sc E,onian e. London November H.
- Colorado 49, T. " bAndes. November u.
;, Lucln' 1913 Nj Gibraltar. Novem-
$ Aral 70 A Nj Cardiff November Il.
- kaz.nbe, $50 \ " Manila Septem.
her 80
;. tqsmo, 5 e ~ JGag. Noysmss, !.
s. Minnesota. - y NJ jamaica. Novem.
s. Catherine Cuneo a NJ Jamaica. No
venher -
5, G-ayson. SIS a NJ San Juan Novcm.
Der X
:. Comu.. New Orleans November .
- Arapahoe, JacksonvINr. No"emD'r -
$ nlornefiord Ph,iieedc,ph.o November y,
- EvanEer. Norfolk November 20
- Mamma Hata, BsltImurc. November -
ARRIVED FROM NFW YORK
Ss Transylvauia, ~ Liverpool
- Ducs u Asia. OF GIhrll-af
- Lansho!m. At Falmouth
SAILED FOR NEW YORK
- CarrathIa. from pa'ras
= Rps hamhclu from HlNrr
- Essequihp. from Barbados
- Tcnadnrps from ~, iiH..a
- M.Xco from Tamn.cu
- Parma. from - r Nmis
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washington
Ensign q y Asne from the Sacramento
to the South Carolina.
Ensign = searlcs from the Paducah
to n, sacramento.
Ensign " u Kndun from the Monaghan
to tho Perkins
Ensign + r. McClung from the Perkins
to the Monaghan.
Ensign g a. Lockwood. from IN. Mohican
to the Al.
Pay master K. T. Westske to additional
duty ON the Monterey.
PASSED Assistant faymastrr +. T. Ballen-
ger from Ia" Helena to the Saratoga.
Assistant pdymaster II liuN-rr from III.
Monadnock aud Monterey 10 tho Whining
ton.
Passed Assistant PaynaSter A. II Ed.
dins from the Wilmington to the Helena
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twes, OF Fitth ay.. between Fourteenth and

lloth stsl
5TH Az. II cor 1ith 81 1903 axloo--E,ck
! Ludyirh, ref to Leon MaIraison, NJ
Vernon, y y, Nov 90, attys, Mitchell 4
lsTTiH :" % ", $ 2::'w 9TH ay, $Syo.~
1855 Ocean Az. Rk,,h, mtg $4,000, SOY
.. utya, Holm, " 6 :, o. Nassau ,t..tl
93D ST 33S w. " =, 2bN9s 81 llliau l.
Terry, cx'rx, SC, caroiine Livingston
Items, Nov 80; attys, L Co, leo broad
gsTTiHi sT sos.slo W, 5, i226 sth ay
A0X9S---iS0 " 29'h - co. Inc, 70 Rudolph
Febusrh. sls Freeman st, mtg $50 600
all lcus, Nov a. atty, sidney Nordlindo r
10Th Ay, $ ,Gss ,6th st. "I7Eloo-
Isaac LoNenfell ct a. oErs to Theresa
Lennon. $40 W yih st. - part, NOV
30: atty Louie Stizel. lA9 Bwuy ....., 81
SAME PROPERTN--WIb ''lagcr to same,
~ part, Nov 80, atty, same .,....,..t 81
SANE PROPERTY Th-'esa Lennon. 70
An st. mtg sds,ooc, Nov so, o"x.
a, ST." sT' s. .Sss W sin 'ay, 33,x9s a.
WIN Finn 10 liroran bidF co, Inc. lis
Away mtg si55,0oo, SOY 81, atty, r g
7TH Az. II " 1e1 n a3d st, ~ 2s6s 10
Mary ] Mcdonald 10 kathryn Gleason.
Hn.,dc aN, Atlantic 'lt. y J, "a par
eli liens Nov o. attys, rocher a 80
ieG " 3tth ~ ....,... .,......,..-. sloo
i.li -. II >, -" ~ ilil ~. "iAi59 O. a.
T. /, Nav 30, atty Jno = Appleby ~:
5iST 'ssr. sac W. 3 .. iss.s W s,n ay, 30 !,
100 G--Terence Byrne TO Jno J Byrnc ST.
W 5lst 1T, mtg 5000, NOV 80 atty, r
NJ Byrn., 1917 iorlmer st. Bklyn, siOt
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TRANSACTIONS RECORDED.


with name and address Of lender and
attorney. II attorneys name Is omitted adj
dress party of second part.D
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SIMPSON ST 1875, e. lOxIo0-Lawr-nc,
Davis to sylvan CrRkow, $40 W 18TH
8. Noy 20, mtg soS 500; atty T @ & T %,
PARK A., cor l7sd 81. iooxloo--Jo, 10,
HSmi',on TerTase, Sov 90. mtg 5000;
isSTrH s'r a. i, - ifs.sxioc-Liur,s Bohne
Soy 60; Any, T @ & r Go, ll6 Bway 500
bei pouGo 10 M n'ft b., Donno. sls VA van
Nest av Mar u, mtg $1,000; atty, G II
AIHr tTfE6eH,;y W Ws'EGr @y ,7,,, :, az, sS
~ 5xe6 sx9S Mary WinE!cr TO walter
Wnk'er 1904 Anthony av, Nov 81 atty
Richard krause, 80 Wall st.,,....:..:, 81
MARY Wtnkler to Egbert winller, Esston,
Conn Nov ~, atty Richard Krause, 9?
BECK 81 see $ 37ssiCo-t;iIbert' I Roe.
ret TO Moses Morris, sss So boulevard
Nov 80; ATTY, willard schwartz. 81 Nassau
IT ....., .,,...,.. ......,...,..,.,.,.t 81. 900
Lot l4l amended map Gleason property
Az. Noy 10, mtg $4,000, atty, p a Hating
iOON8l exl OOx3Si Marie Hildcnbrand TO
Fredt Lohmaun 27g0 Rainhr!dge av, Nov
80, attys Mann $, SIS H~ay,
TEINiTY Az >. 600 = i5sth 81. 25x7s *
VIVA Michael u McI!ugh. ref, to Loretta
Cownu. liG central rark West. Nuv 80;
nos Az " :, "a liza 81, a:5sioo- Nar
co,n Realty Go 20 Union linton lInpt CO.
3. N2ssau st, ,N9,v u.s. mig 10000 atty,,,
sl9fH TH 81 = N Il nM@y av sess!sl
Edmund Francis Realty 20 to Grand
Boulevard Hoiding Corpn, 81 Nassau So
nov -, mtg $4,000, attys Str@oourger
lis STARR; GIiman to nihei oil,nan
1852 Anthony av u part Nor 81. mtg
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-02-04
Estimated That $4,000 DAM
age is Done to Playhouse
and BuiIding-FurnaCe is
Cause of Catastrophe.

Fire caused a loss OF $4,000 10 the
Majestic theater building early We'd
nesday morning, when flames broke
out around an over-heated furnace
in tho basement and swept all
through the interior before the fire
department could reach the scene.
No one was injured.
Firemen fought their way into the
building through the smoke. but it
was two hours and a half before the
flames were eXtlnguished. The en-
tire interior of the theater was ruin
ed. At 5:15 o'clock Robert HOuser,
janitOr Of the Eagle hall on the third
floor. who sleeps in a room on the sec
ond floor over the entrance 10 the
theater, was awakened by the smoke
pouring into his room.
He escaped half dressed and called
the fire department. Smoke held
them back from entering the build
ing when they arrived and made it
difficult TO locate the origin OF the
blaze. Ii is believed the fire first
broke out around the furnice which
was repaired last week and new boil
crs pat in.
As the flames ate through the par
titions and floors. the first floor part
ly cayed in over the furnace and the
stair case and walls were badly burn
ed. Oil paintings in the foyer owned
Dy +. &. Freyermuth of the art store,
which were inVentoried last week at
$1,000. were completely ruined by the
blaze and smoke. They We're hung
along the walls OF the entrance 10 the
theater and the heat OF the flames
spoiled those which We're not burned.
Gus Arnold discovered flames over
the operating room soon after the
first alarm had been turned in and
when the tiremen had arrived this had
reached to the third story Ladders
were placed ON the Star theater roof
and hremen worked down from the
top. The coal hole in the sidewalk
at the entrance 10 the building also
furnished an opening for combating
the flames.
Tile AnEe} Music Co. which has
been playing at the theater during the
winter. had over $500 worth Of cloth
ing damaged and the male members
OF the troupe Joined with the fremen
in am effort TO save as much as pos
sible.
The building is owned by Haines
Esbert OF Goshen and is in the care
of James Judie. real estate man.
The Beyer Floral co. has the lease
on the building, sub-leasing 10 the
Majestic Theater Co, managed by 2.
J. Clifford. and To- the order of
Eagles ON the third floor The entire
third floor as occupied by the lodge
and the second and first by the floral
and theater companies.
That the loss viii be at least par
TALLY covered 10y insurance was the
statement given out Wednesday, The
insurance FOR the building is with a
Chicago company handled outside
local agencies and the amount could
not be learned
The theater company had lust
completed remodeling the theater
last week after painting and deco
rating the walls, putting in new car
pets and other furnishings. Work
viii he begun at once for rebuilding
and remodeling the theater.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-02-04
ELKHART FIRM GETS
GOVERNMENT CONTRACT
Studebaker and Dodge Companies
Also Supply Materials to
Uncle sam.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 4.-In letting
contracts for paper for the govern
ment printing office one contract
specifies that $50 tons of stTaWbOard
is to be made by the ElShart paper
$4,000.
The reliability of this bidder was
left 10 Rep. Barnhart, a member Of
the joint committee on printing and
he assured his associates that any
thing made in the 18th district would
be O. X.
other manufacturers in the 18th
district who furnish government sup
plies are the Studebaker works Of
South Bend. The Barker car factory
OF Michigan City, the Conn Band In
strument CO. OF Elkhart and the
Dodge Mfg. Co. OF Mishawaka.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-02-04
They All Strutted Except
One Rabbit Observes Hi

the short time Ito them) between now
and Thanksgiving.
Owing to the proximity of a Boston
Bull, collie. three adorable Beagle
hound pups. a serious minded water
spaniel. winsome poodle and a
Dhlegmatic snow white Eskimo dog.
with a pink ribbon about his neck
owing to the proximity of these nat
ural enemies, the rabbits and guinea
pigs were somewhat subdued.
Rabbit Didn't Strut.
However, they managed To get up
courage enough 10 munich d carrot
now and then, or TO sniff gently at the
admiring ViSitOr-mOSt of them except
the lOp-eared rabbit He was a de-
jected individual and seemed TO droOp
all over-in spirit in body and in per-
sonality.
There were almost as many varieties
of guinea pigs as there were of chick
ems, from the timid little white fellow
to the odd looking long haired speci-
mems in the top row of cages. Then
there were black ones, and one mot
tied little fellow that looked for all
the world like a hunk of chocolate
cake when he was curled up asleep.
In another cage a guinea pig shared
his quarters with a rabbit and when
seen were Snuggled up 10 one another
with the affection Of a couple Of
turtle doves. Still another little guinea
had brown Tumpled coat as though
he had just tumbled out of bed and
hadn't had time to tidy up.
At one end Of the balcony was an
enormous cat owl with a most insOlent
stare. He looked like he would take
peculiar pleasure in swapping off
anyone's finger if they were so care
less as to thrust il through the bars
of the cage. Now and then he would
blink one eye and gulp as though he
were contemplating such a prospect
with gusto.
Some OF the most WlnSOme pets on
exhibition were the cats. There werS
Angoras and Persians. and one pair
of black and white pussies reclining
on a red cushion and surveying their
admirers with placid interest.
This morning the judges of the va
riOus sections started on the real
work of the snow The poultry judg-
ing will be done first by Judge George
II. Northrup of New York and as soon
as that is finished. the other entries
VIII be judged. Or. IT. BOyd-Snee
will have charge of the judging Of
the dogs and Mrs. I. c. Ball will
Judge the feline entries. The pigeons
will come under the supervision Of
Frank F'reyermuth.
The work Of the judges Will not be
completed. II is thought. until Thurs
day afternoon. The largest crowd
of the week is expected on that day
as most of the people who have en-
tries on exhibition Will be present and
many will be attracted TO see who
have won the various prizes.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-02-04
INVESTIGATE FIRE
CONDITIONS HERE
Committee From Fire Preven-
tiOn Association to Make
Survey of Situation in South
Bend Shortly.

South Send Is To see "a meeting
March 4 and of the Indiana State
Fire Prevention association. following g
city inspection by "a commission, the
purpose being TO interest all property
owners in the work OF the organiza-
Jion.The cooperation of the Chamber
OF Commerce has been invited through
l. r. Greenan. secretary OF the South
Bend and AishaWaka Fire Under
writer's.
Recent meetings OF the association
have been held at Bloomington.
rerre Haute and LoganspOrt. and. it
~ reported, with marked success. At
Logansport the investigating commits
sion found a quantity OF dynamite in
one OF the buildings inspected. and
created "a considerable stir. The or
sanitation BE- designed 20 get insurers
and insured together on matters OF
ire prevention. the campaign on be-
lng one OF advice and or education.
Charles J. Richmond. OF Indianap-
oils. fs president. and Gus NJ. Wise, OF
ne same place. secretary. The inVes-
tigatioa commission usually spend
lrc-.7 two weeks 20 a. month in "a town
before the meeting OF the association
hich means that the members will
probably De in South Bend I'm a few
days.
The movement is going on indepeBd-
eut ~ the state nre marshal, though
fhe association and marshal sometimes
cooperate.