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New-York tribune., 1914-11-28
Railroad Earnings.

The following railroad reports for
October were made public yesterday:
Central OF Georaa-Grrs s. oI'''. decrease
s5-s aN.. net So 4a3 decrease Stlt.ais.
T'fior Pacifc-Ciross s. -Dl t.i decrease SLIDE.
$50. bet SAz19.e6- dcf,a.e s't'.-li ,.-
chicago - Paul Mnneap s 5 vmaha- 'ro'f
a.. decrease S3i64l .-
chicago a Northwestern Gross >atl..il'. dee
crease s72l. .9i1. net aner taxes '-l1-'5 decrease
s499 $50
canadian N0~herI-4ir0ss 81 800 ln1. decrease
s-qf 700 net t5t1 200. decrease $40 600
Buralo Rochester 8 Pittsburgh -Gf..s f,i-.''H.
decrease S300.0jj. uct a'ir. tha >-ll..-. decrease
sll9 so.
81. 5s3. net after taxes S-l.f.i decrease $685..
New-York tribune., 1914-11-28
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.
NOVEMBER 2T.
Manhattan.

John A Butheru'a Individually and az trustee;
n Hannah Lofsch. q wy
Warrington Trust co to Corn Exchange BanS
Hannah wallach 70 Mary Unser 81
ToseU Realty 90 % Mortgage CO. 800
Bernhe.mer q schwartz Pilsener Brewing Co %
sar.f,ry Realty Co to L 4 / Mortgage Co 800
Queens House and Home Co 20 lsnAtz Martin, 81
f0a.u Realty 60 20 2 A L Mortgage Co. 500
Walter Ounce a. al. trustees. 70 Lsgyrfs
LAYER, Tile Insurance and Trust Co to Waller
Jo.egI ss b Greenhu, ct al 70 william II Ie-sfs. 81
same t0 same, s.
Same 20 same. 81
Iau.ert : QuAekenbush. trustee. to Aaor Tru.i
Go trustee s.
same o. same, 81
same 90 same q
charles 4 Cooper 70 william II letters.
Alfred W X tdle 90 MaTy + Merchant 8 0Ng
Wilson n Powell. u. trustee. % James II More
Fulton Trust Co Of Nss York 70 Mary A Cg.s'
Enan Really Go 20 John Du-y 81 sC0
Frank Aenn.nser 10 Glensde National Bank
ls.dore Levy 10 Winston Holding co. 81
Marin L.mau 90 Adls Construction Co 81
BROOKLYN Trus. Co 70 Nes YORK Mortgage and
Security 60. SiO0
Tile Guarantee and Trust Co to Charlotte Il
Nolan. s. 000
same % Tie Hospital and House OF Re-, ,or
Cousumpt'vcg Cop. S2g 600
Ma,h.lds A S..cr eI,ft. % Mathlda 4 stler. 81
Amelia kagpes 20 Herman kappcs s.
Martha M0sher % Flora solomon. 81
The Bronx.
g. hurEmau ami aEo 10 Ruin. 35i'
Co.umbi4 Trust Go 90 LeuA MrAIeg, 81
GroAA. sdn. 10 E'eSu GroaA. 81
New-York tribune., 1914-11-28
PROPERTY AT IRvINCTON SOLD.

Nichols a H0hbe have sold for the he.rs oi the
Worlilgto. estate at lryilstHI. .ul -li'4-ol li-
,outlsry c0ftgR. and grounds o' rr titf4i p4fD,'-
5I El0adFay t' -. O.Nsiu IA. o. Iirf} was .'.d
subject % = lease expiring May ]. l'ih.
These brosers have also rented fnr the A'fam
V.,ff estate d house aIl three ae-es uf l1lt 90
O.siuigg -ou- Hudson 90 George j. Roberts. H WASH
l.s stU..
New-York tribune., 1914-11-28
NAMED AGENTS OF PROPERTIES

Tie Charles r Noycs Company h7s been ap-
pliut,,l exclusive renting ascent Tor the eight stoJ
u-.ur,lf bui.ilas az tuc northwest conner NJ Nlic
ani Centre 3d.. ADJOINING tAe department Of
Health building
frr the following Irugfr-i0.. 1880 Arthur a' -t-1
quarry Road. fj1j f0 45J3 Third a'. and 4lp-l4-
M.sf IlIfh 81
New-York tribune., 1914-11-28
Bank of Germany Return.

Berlin IVA Laal.al Nov - The weekly Ie-
turn ~ tie lm.ouA Bank ~ Germany shows tie
following change. ~ptHr. hautautt. 1ud notes ~
other bank, decreased iit l,f 1000 u4rt. Louharls
Increased A--- 900 uir.-. i.us % exchange n-
creased ne. 113 30 mAra.. stocks decreased fl-
600 uar,s. .Irr.r' HU-.s decreased I'D sii 900
marks deposits Increased -s.-s-.9ID marks and gold
Increased 4-.T lH. 900 muras.
New-York tribune., 1914-11-28
III zAeR,a!] Estate
)Mdrket-
ClaremOnt Az. Apartment
Purchased for $4,000
SO g, z i92 ssi ssi 'ai'' etc 1881 81; to tho plaintiff

$40 l99 - taxes. etc. SIs3l 81: 70 tho plaintiff
Tor $4,000
By Charles A. Berrian.
PARK Az. lTIl n cor i21st st. 2OllrT5
sy tnmt and store. e 8 Trust CO " y Y truB
'ec. at Anna Lamey 20 al. Stewart x shearr
-, y + DonncIy tlO. due. 3ljGjI 81. tares.
ETC. fliS 20. 10 the plaintiff for $l6.l50.
~ Samuel MARI
CLINTON ST. SO. s. l75 n o' Rlvington st.
2JrlOO. ST. tenmt and stores Tchenor ct
Al. sdmrs. at Lena KoraDsAy q al. Appel & 1ay
Tor "a; = T. Rich llD due. 50 gj3 30; taxes.
SO slU
Al the BrouH Exchange
BJ Joseph =. Day
BECK ST sZ-. IS. l3c.li n u of LongEood
S'r,et U.s'fy a. 2, si., a. s,p4e,tt IA. g. y pos
lu; due. 81 500 %. taxes. etc. yi5s - sub 10 a
h-st mtg Of $4,000. 90 The plaintiff FOR Sl9.li2
New-York tribune., 1914-11-28
20 ~UILD AT GHEENACRES

The Model House Company, Gerard Fountain.
president. Gie4d Fountain. se-retarI aui J. Ward
Prince treasurer has purchased from The Sgar,-
Icl. E.,ates Ino plots ou tlc west side OF Wa
worth av Clccu4crts. o1 which wlu ue erected
residence of EnslIsh ar, ,hlircture. fo COS. a""il
lou.ug plot iu tIe spring
New-York tribune., 1914-11-28
Eliminate European Beet Sugar

A. q special meeting of rle board of Manages 3
0f f1r Coffee % .hal.c yesterday rerHufuc1i1-
fUn hy tta ,L.ar committee. cIIn mating Lurn-
ltan beet SUGAR fr0m the lur4i e.n.raci. Ar least
temporarily. Naa rpied 4 hll bt slnn.t.-I
t0 the members on December Z.
New-York tribune., 1914-11-28
RECORDED TRANSFERS.
(With name and address n purchaser and attorney
NOVEMBER q.
Manhattan.

s-ovt-,,uu.t, ,-
Manhattan
........
a a. &C. et s.h s. w 5o5.si tianoe %
10000: Nov d; atty T-lo Guarantee Go. Y,
hTf,S. ,,,.,v ,,-., ,oo,.E ElV'
pala,1 gr no Ue1or rt,r, CorpS ~ soi yg liz,
+, ,... Es ,'S0'oo' Nov - atJs Davis ,,5, :,
rf .pr tfONr- Az r. tfre O. tro,t O., e.vf6"
pat.r.5 .-u, 'a ~atiomo-s R.sifv Conn All n
1srs a'x s-'.''''' g. NOV a. '''' D'''; ;lo,
100. ,trl5 liaa,,,,-i ~ p,-Sei fia',.ne, ,'
lrpso( En- '-'g9 i5i .. Noy .,s IS so. c,5.
r" 'r'' " 80 et-.A i ~ ot u " 80 -
3 l67 FOO Iisi IS r$ts " 81, N W 62i1 v
% 90 81 hes.aon; ,d' 20 D-hiy hea.-'
aty L4..n Tile Insurance 60. a
81, iIoi' fA"p 81 .. I'fI -" bWay. ~ lA'., $
UP '-e. i'4'c 90 ,! ,5,,-el, niSr h.ely ~. 10
Gue-su.c Co.. 81
MADi-'H AVE. r. -ot % l-4d ~, @JKl0o
l9an nA' r.t 20 Title Guarantee and Ir.,Iii, a., o9
MA\Gi[ ST. 29 VS.. 10 Broom,s- Z. 2jEioo
W 70 I' 'a'A" bafH.i. "a -. s.sfNi,
M ,5o, h'n .,i ana m ..'. sept -o' AiS' 4
ilt'' ~ .1lI,,l ~ Diaa. .
81 j5o ,'s'..'.a .,,y ' b[oySyn ,sIIo''
, iA.N Az s. 90 va 81. "TloO. AEF9,
hu..'H.s 20 L',Ao.d he4.y 20, N. lay
q 3 N.I .ou ay: 81
PLEASANT AN n " cor fz7d st. 100 lNS- II
T. ke- raf 70 city Raj Estate GO. l76 Bwsy
RryEGsIDE DRIVE KS. 5 cor lle,h s.. ~,
Io. Is6- IIE-. Pateuo Bros to Colosseum Reay
conn ~. W lf5fh So mtg $3.50 O00l. Nov "a
a..... D.,I. S 81 s. - Liberty 81. $40,
MI-T ESD AF fgI So N 20 Do goth a. q a
Gix .T... Annie r Elueril-f 20 Walter J Bauer
De.5 4 Eaa.-dai Nh Bway. ''' | So
WEST END ~. o4j same property: Walter
& m. premises.
VEST FN-D AZ , q cor Ss,6 St. 1902 2rloor irres
Mar. A ReaI f1 ll0mbasba Realtg 60. 5i Chamber
II mtg tj05 DOOR . Nov g. ats, l. Y co. s
cf,, R,si -. CO ~ c..,alt 5ay ssi,y 60 N
Co: s
-rH AV 20s1-11-0 d W cor l23d 81. 20I-2I5 "
1907. Zoo. People. VsudegfHs 60 10 sadie n Jacobs
s-1 Whrock as. Noy 2i atty. L J Ludyish. 3
5TH Az. " g. 49J 3ith ST. 40 3rlOO. Annie !
Gr.diey cX.ry and trUs. te Estate " J Gridley. 81
W .Dtn SO: Noy -; ats. r. g. q T 60; S2j0o0
10TH SIT 2l- W. 81. 80 >th ag 40TlZl : as
10, on cay O. fg4r iz-l Man, l., NcB6de l 81 e
Y. AID utr. Noy - a'ty Welsh 216 Bwly. S
alD ST s.. g90 rs Ill av 2'Xg7 8. Elz De
rlgf.y' fD Eugene D. Caful as Eastern Parks as
Er1o.u mis ss500l. Nog %. attys. a + =.
,6TIi sr. ~ 5 IS. 49, 43o sh a7. 7O1as >
,t-ucr.1l co mts slsO.OOol Nov 2o atty ]
4'TiI sT. =. l25 ioth av. 2l1i0oj. Mar
Na'ie-. e. o.. ta. ~ Lodge. $40 ls'th So NoS ls
New-York tribune., 1914-11-28
Sets Clahin Claims Date.

Judge Julius NJ. Mayer in he United
States Court yesterday set December
2s as the final date for the filing Of
claims against the II. B. Clanin Com
Dany
New-York tribune., 1914-11-28
BROOKLYN PARCELS SOLD.

lame, " Havlc7 has sold n BROOKLYN 1874
putram av far Gertrude AIp,-s t1 Herman iHl-
lanf.i 2g- Klirkerhocser u.s.. fu- l,a-. EernIe.u
Do Louis uussakot irr $50 "yo anl 'l+ pe. Ir
st. far Laura N. Carlisle % Nt"-lrs l' 'Aiia-
f|r4 ~ffaul
New-York tribune., 1914-11-28
Kendall Wins His Matches
IN First and Second
Rounds of Tourney.
BOOTH MAKES SHORT
WORK OF STEINER
pobbinS and Ly-ch Win Their
Contests on the Home
Green in Fixture.

a,.bouch Percy W. Kendall. the
Dssi Club champion and runucr-up TO
I'm Il. Maxwell jr. Of Nassau, three
vssks AGO. bad two easy matches in
~. course OF the trst and second
.og,Ss az thc Country Club Of Lake
,~oo9s second tal, tournament. yestor-
ssv. the day vcs not without we'll
fought contests.
s,r-cr'y q Harvard student, took the
-essurc of Harold a. Steiner. Of
rsi'vwcoi. who eliminated Walter y.
-~sv,s from Che last meeting in the
..,es The margin was % up and
;, NAV. Like al golfers who neglect
- came for any length of time and
.-S- f-v to come back Steiner felt
Is eject ot o. rest OF three weeks,
-b the result that D., was wholly
.,.b'a ta accomplish anything on the
-,es-s Toward thC latter part Of the
@o-,b hc became Wild. as shown in his
-rr,er Of playing the tenth and eiey-
erh holes
rse,e arc both short affairs over a
t.,,t and i~ each instance Steiner
,-.s sbort on his iron tCo shot. Neither
Pooth nor Steiner displayed a prano
- Golf ,a-aa.e Cf winning an orol-
-srily hard chief cup match. Booth
mas 2 up at She eleventh and held the
,iysntaca 90 ,-e end.
Arden ST. Robbins, Of Garden City.
as Of tic Lakewood regulars "
t,~-6 it necessary 90 SO 90 the home
80 80 DO fefeat j. p. kimbaN. Of the
s,~e club. while Jasper Lynch, who
New-York tribune., 1914-11-28
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS.

PARK Az. es -53 >-l s. l,xiOQ, Me'rop1i'
tan LIE lls Go loans Lslo.d Really CO. lns
PARK Az. Sc cor 9-d 50. lsti5o. ssu.s. i9sns
.ama l..l.NN9
New-York tribune., 1914-11-28

LOT 60. map No g. O, OIaviie. sadie hrsmef
agt Catherine Reilly foreclosure % m'sJ. suls.
Kramer a BOlrko
lot II9. map % Section A yyse estate. Jessie
Neil 6gt T. J rieuey % al foreclosure of ufsl
aLtys. Bgndy. Mooney 6 Snipnal.
BRIGGS Az. 1916. JIIn Alien AZ Florence J
Msycs foreclosure ~ mtgl atiT. q y Augustine.
LOT -. Parcel a.. zap ~ state N ~ B Ogden.
Commonwealth sagI.ga BalA at fgt4lt1I tpu.
struct.on CO ct al foreclosure " 1fsl5 aiys Dr.
hyde
10th ST IS. 50 Cratons az f0nell. sta-e
Investing GO sgt jacob Gordon c al t1-e..1slre ~
mfsl attys. Bowers a Sands
10Th ST. cor CrI-oua sF. ,NVe1. state II.
vesliUs Go at Baulg Lesy e. al t.-c-. oslu8 ~
mtg az IS. Bowers a. Sands.
lljTu ST. coz Edstulw az, p .Nl-'l q w
Dbbls r. al aN Nathan levin 90 foreclosure ~
mtg att. T /. heogl.
CONCORD A.. c 5l3 o. i-is' st 5029i. Arus
SasMs lgt Antoine B1asy a. a. -fiqn t' declare
convey yinae Tr.dI; at5.. llmes. Mo}-set q Nclasl-
CEDAR ST. " 5. l.l Chester Az. -'t40t, 'har-
lotte RecAe ag 81 kfupf Realty Co e Al fo-c-
closure of mtgls a.y. EsHe-.
CEDAR 81. 200 Chester aF. -N''Hi A'les a
Fuhr AIT same tioreC o,lrs 81 1rsI sane ltiJ
CEDAR ST. 4, 10 il'5'.r as, -1Al'It las.-
l0,te Recke az, same foreclosure n m'sI, same
atty
LOTs 30 and 30 block g--I. .7, a % 81. ii2 %
IL. block 3.Z-N; Mig y laf 'o'- 80 Hi7eriy
Heights 2ith ward d Kaiser 90 al ast ] tien-
messy ct a. lictl0u ID oflle. sac ~ premises
CEDAR ST. vs.. I-0 Chester az. 25rlc0. char
lotfe Recsc AZ NJ kruU Realty 20 et al tofe-
closure % u.g1. ats, y LIsIUr
New-York tribune., 1914-11-28
RECORDED LEASES.
NOVEMBER %.
Manhattan.

cellar. lar5 Cunningham to "a .p 'Po9ss , and and
ano. if ll7th So. q ll-l2 SIS from Nov H.
1919. a.ty. thss Hist,fg llg Nassau SO. s. 500
ns.y aui ano 90 d Bush -t3 Avenue b yrs
from Nog ~. la4. a.. A D.imar 2il +
both F. 81 500
SD Av 279. all. T. KEENAN, TO Philip suss-
mann. Lll 3i az. % rrs from Alay {. 1915. s. 200
tIu Az. 6,3. store. Currie to " YO0st. 2i4
1881 81 1919 SIS from Dee !. l9li s. 600
New-York tribune., 1914-11-28
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.
NOVEMBER 81.
Manhattan.
Manhattan.

ii0TH ST ISl to ll4 West Patton CO az
siisu
New-York tribune., 1914-11-28

same 10 Josephine y Burghsrd t.fN
Nilnie Fahs 20 T. ~ FlnEenfuef, W
q W Finhenaucf % " 3 kuapp. y. ..N
Dollar SAfiugs Bank fO q q a r Go. tlv
Manhattan NI,z a. to fafroooiItsn Trust 90. tl0o
Lawyers Mtg % fo An0a NJ Uinrt. SO U10
Sane ~ " O'COm0r. NlN'
w Butler q, al % r Cas-: S..Dl
Same 70 saue 500
North Side Mtg Corpn 10 y n Bysr: 81 i1n
Same % Virginia Nood siH1H
i Douohue ~ J W Thomson. s. enl
New-York tribune., 1914-11-28
LIS PENDENS.
NOVEMBER n.
Manhattan.

CARTER Az. @ cor lsfth st. 25JIEl1 n. Gil
bert Franctm agt Northern Union Gas 90 q AT
foreclosure of tax licll. suJs. sleAtnan 4 sfcr-
Ing
5tIH 81. o, = Aiee Sachs agi julia W P1rgrs
= al tf0r. .0elre o. mfsJ airy. N SEail
18TH Sr. % e. III Az A. -jrlT3. a. EVELYN fs
Cord1ya eH-y. az Louis Sene,lrsel 60 e. Nofr.
closure ~ mizl. at5s. Goldman. Hcldclleimer A
LUgcr
tITH ST 151 ". Hannah Cracl AZ, A D
Realty 90. Inc foreclosure of ufgI atf5s M1rlsUl
& SchiT
l,OTH ST s.. 5s5 r Piaehlrt as. -s -xl00 -.
Pinehgrst aF p, cog l.9-a q. l00. -N.I.t. Pine.
hurst az. cor l19th 10. 100. O..H.0. and l19fl ~.
y 3. % Parz az. 50ElON. four acfi1u,. la..r.
Franklin . al asst Albert Goescr ~ a. trur actions
10 fJrecose uccAanlcs' IicrsI. ats. ID e. Eoderlls
New-York tribune., 1914-11-28
REAL ESTATE.
COUNTRY

FOR HOMES in the real country near New
York consul, The Country Homo League.
a. West g2d street Phone $3.50 Madison
New-York tribune., 1914-11-28

WILKENS Az. 1887. store 2. Ttility Realty G.
TO T. haa 80 Freeman St: yr from Nos !. 1914
atty. II Uttal. % Liberty 81 $500 10 s72
New-York tribune., 1914-11-28
REAL ESTATE FOR SALt OR rO LIT
BOROUGH OF MNNHATTAN.

AMERICAN BASEMENT PRIVATE Tun SALE
or rruf furnished |H..IUs tt" -I..F. ufIs fIr-
,.siof modem b. g'rp rcape-s. c.e.al-s l4gllshed-
Key a. ~ West SON 81.
New-York tribune., 1914-11-28
N THE AUCTION MARKET.


The following sales were recorded
Yesterday at the Real Estate Exchange,
II Nesey ST.:
New-York tribune., 1914-11-28
MECHANICS LIENS.
NOVEMBER ~.
Manhattan.

RIVERSIDE DRIVE. r25. s Golarkis az ~
pad Con'irucion %. owner. Ismestgsn Msnlsl
90. contra 'fpf, yllf %
AMSTERDAM Av. $50. ! B-adisy szt Anna Mr
Crofker, owner, Baaq Hyatt. contractor fl.0lt 40
= NliHblA~ AN. N cor IiIIn a. llh Hr
iii. Ot'o Gordon al N.T York Rral E,fsta 81.
curi'y Go. owner. N;Yickar Ga.i'sfd Reaiy a..
CONTRACTOR lfeueHaDs S5ff -
ST NICHOLAS AV . cor Iifth e. l8l -
llS. same agf same ffenewaU. Sz-s 90
CENTRAL PARK WEST iis. SANE al same
frercWaiI. $500 90
Mt MORRIS PARK WEST. 90 SANE al .ana
freueTaJ. $500 90
E6lH SI. 200 W agt same lrfUfHHII
$3.50 ~
EAST BROADWAY l2s snf 1870. Feis AZ
A So.sl, owner. T. Levine. CONTRACTOR. SO 90
f5Tll ST. III W r. NshoIyl as ] Doe osnef.
l. Loeb ronfraetDr. 81 90
lZZD ST. 502 ana j0g ". n y S0igin az MAY
e Knowles owner. Hattie D1hsgiei. c0ufrar-
tor. fLl Cd
CONVENT Av. 80: same al sane. So
The Bronx.
iIqTH IT I2s.sln Ear- AI-.h..I c.-ls.I ~.
New-York tribune., 1914-11-28
The Bronx.

10TH At. 428-s3O Esu. Mrbasl CerIss az
Christian kghf.eE. owner. Wm e. / Rleder. cor
tractor. fls
Ripley County democrat., 1914-11-20
PRAISE FOR The NALIGNEl
One Man, at Least, Who Has Use for
the Fellow Who Il Fond of
TellIns His Troubles.

a miadle-aged man wearing glasses
was standing in front of the Harvard
club talking to three or four mem
bera.
by Toye.4 he said. 1T Is a common
saying that people should not 60
around telling their troubles, but /
want 70 say that it's me for the man
with the troubles every time. When
meet that sort and ne pours out a
stream of hard-luck stories on to me
listen and try TO cheer him up, but an
the s"me feel rather good because
my luck isn't so hard as his, and |
leave him feeling better than IL 1
hadn't seen him.
"on the other hand. lust before I
joined you chaps was inside there
talking tc fellow who was a class.
mate OF mine and after graduating
went to South America. He's been
down there Is years and has cleaned
up million dollars in mines and Is
bone now With the money to have
good time.
"He was telling noe about all the
things he had bought and was going
to buy, the trips lie proposed taking
and all these other things that money
will get, and the splendid health he
had to enjey everything pntii simply
couldn't stan It any longer and had to
get out. All could think about while
he was talking was the hard work
had y every day and the little |
made out of it, and felt IL didn't get
to the open air I'd smother.
Joy is good thing and I wish It to
everybody, Of course, but I'd rather
listen to the troublHs people have than
TO their Joys, believe me."--New York
Sun.
Ripley County democrat., 1914-11-20
BELGIiHS 70 IAnGRATE
COMING TO LAND OF FREE AND
HOME OF Brave.
Laws VIII No. Prevent War Refuoeeg
Ceming 70 Make tiomes in
Southland.

Wasting On, Nov. Is.--Tyhile P-ssl
dent W lson has dec ded, not to ap-
point an altAnerican central commit.
tee to take charge OF Belg.an RELIEF
measures, he is considering The sd.
visibility Of forming. such COMMITTEES
In an indirect way. He may write 10
someone suggesting the organization
Of such committed The president
does not desire to take any official &c.
tion on the queltion,
Mr.. Wilson learned that efforts
we're being made to bring groups Of
Belgian refugees to the United States
to establish settlements, especially IN
the south. He does not think The i'm.
migration law preventing likely public
charges from entering the United
States would interfere.
Assurances could be given, he said.
that the Belgians would be cared for,
after their arrival.
Ripley County democrat., 1914-11-20
MISSOURI TEACHERS MEET
Three thousand Attend the State
Association Convention at St.
> Joseph-Fine PrograW.

The Missouri State Teachers Asso-
citation held its fifty-third annual ses.
sion for three days in st. Joseph re-
Gently. The attendance was the larg-
est since the association was organ
lied. with more than three thousand
teachers present. representing every
school district in the state. Large
delegations came from St Louis and
Kansas City, and many who could not
get accommodations at the hotels
were entertained at private homes.
The convention was called to order
by c. A, Phillips of Warrensburg,
president of the state association, and
an address Of welcome was delivered
by Mayor Elliot Marshall, which was
responded to by DR.. J. A. Thompson,
president of Tarkio College, Tarkio,
Mo. Mrs. ]. B. Mcbride, president of
the Missouri Congress of Mothers. and
DR.. Edward Howard Griggs kf New
York, also were on the speaking pro-
gram at the opening session.
The convention was attended by sew
eral widely known educators of the
country, including Mrs Mary Schenck
Woolman, president of the Women's
Educational and Industrial Union,
Boston; W. H. Tate, Peabody College
for Teachers, Nashville, Tenn; DR..
Edward C. Elliott, University Of Wis
consin; Miss Naomi Norseworthy, Co
lumbia University, New York; Dean
w. A. Jessup, University of Iowa;
President A. Ross Hill, University of
Missouri, and others.
Morning and afternoon sessions
were held, the afternoons being de-
voted to departmental meetings and
sightseeing.
Ripley County democrat., 1914-11-20
RUSS SEXES YANKEE PLANTS.
Machine and Pneheefaph Factories
TRANSFORMED to Msnufaetars
Small Armn.

Petroersd. vita London, Nov. fs.-
The hugs factory IN Russia Of the
Singer Sewing aiachine Co. has been
taken over by the government and
win be devoted TO the manufacture
lof small arma Tho factory Of the
american phonograph Co also has
teen remistioned for tho same pur.
pose, while smelling concerns oper
Msd by Americans are being used to
make steel bullets
Russia has lacked arms factories.
having depended largely on Franna
or her small arnla as val as for.
her artillery But today practically
lothlng Is being received frorn
France and the supplies q RnealA
became 80 short thai sons nuzkle
lcadlna nnskats Is wen q shs can
pon Of the same ispe have bean used
a the Polish campaign. The laklak|
,yor Of these nc.oriss. 4 i said. soon
IN remedy ne usfeiencx.
Ripley County democrat., 1914-11-20
MARK THE HUMANE PERSON
Things That May Seem Small In
Themselves Distinguish Him
From the Thouohtiess.

No humane person raises families
Of kittens to be given about to be
lost and abused by the average cat
owner No humane person takes q
pet unless the dog or cat may have
gentle, careful care. No humane per-
son leaves a dog or cat to forage for
itself for week or, a month. No
humane person sells a pet horse or
gives away a dog or cat which has
grown up with the family. No hu-
name person buys birds 70 hang mop
ing and sad in the care OF servants
or careless children. No humane per-
son delivers a pony to the unframed
care OF children. No humane person
buys an air.gun for boy. No hui
name person fails to Interfere when
a horse or other animal Is being
abused on the street.
Humane persons inspect their sta
bles, kennels. personally attend to
their pets, pension on or mercifully
destroy old horses. protect the birds.
place bird besins aud fountains for
the thirsty creatures, report ill-treat.I
nent Of animals to the authorities.
Ripley County democrat., 1914-11-20
HEAD SO DIZZY
COULD NOT STAND
Lady Felt Like Falling at Times on Account Of Trouble Wt
~
Was Finally Relieved by Cardui.

NelsOnyille. Ohio. About four
years ago." writes Mrs. Minnie Perry,
Of this town, II had such spells with
my head, thought could not live. I
tried many different kinds of rem
edies, but they did me no good.
1t seemed ! got worse, and NY head
would Just get so dizzy, l would fall
wherever was standing, and l could
not walk, unless l held up by some
thing. The trouble all seemed to be in
my head.
About year ago saw Cardui, the
woman's tonic, advertised and sent for
. bottle. ] got so much better that l
Ripley County democrat., 1914-11-20
Washington plseredIt. Report.

Washington, Nov. 1S.--Offieialshere
refused to credit or to be alarmed by
the dispatch saying the cruiser Ten
nessee's launch had been fred upon
by the Turkish forts at Smyrna.
Secretary Daniels said that II any
incident had occurred TO give rise to
such report, the department would
be informed fully. In the meantime.
he did not think 1t necessary to make
special effort to communicate with
the cruiser.
Daniels said that the Tennessee
had not been ordered to 60 into
Smyrna harbor; that the commanders
OF both the Tennessee and her sister
ship, tne North CAROLINA, had only
general instructions to remain In
Mediterranean waters and look out
for American interests. lie was sat
isned that neither of the commanders
would take any step that might In
volve the United States in interna,
:ional difficulties.
All kinds Of wild rumors concern
ing the cruisers have reached Wash
lngton since they went into the Medi.
terranean. A report that the North
Carolina had landed marines at
8eirut, Syria, stood without being cor
rected for nearly week, while cable
communication was interrupted. Then
came the widely circulated rumor that
the North Carolina had been destroy
ed by q mine, which was proved to
be a pure invention, when communi.
alicn' with the vessels finally was re
stored
At the Turkish embassy II was said
he Smyrna report probably was un-
rue, but If there had been any diff
entity between the commander of the
Tennessee and Smyrna port authori-
les IL must have resulted from mis-.
understanding, which quickly would
be cleared up.
Ripley County democrat., 1914-11-20

The vestai Virgins were priestesses
having ehargc Of the worship Of the
Roman goddess vssls. The goddess o.
the hearth. The temple OF vesta was
IN the center of TIE city. where shf
vas worshfped under the symbol OF
the sacred IRE watched over by the
six Feslal virgins. The duty OF the
virgins was to keep this fire burning
10 bring water from the sacred spring
Of Egefia for the. publication Of the,
temple. to make . sacrifice or salt
cakes, to ofTer daily prayers for theI
weIfbeing OF the state. and 20 pou:
on the altar OF the sacred FIRE liba
tons Of wine -nnd Oh. They we're
chosen BY lot out Of 20 selected by
the high priest. when not more sianI
ten years Of age and took a sow Tor
80 years. after wbicb time they were
free to return to the wcrff Il thcv
chose IN he hrst tan 3esrs he
vestaI yifsln learned her duties 1nr.
ins the second she nraczz1sa tAsa4-
and during tie third she taught them
e the young vessals