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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-17
SATISFIED JUDGMENTS.
DECEMBER rs.
Manhattan.

The a-.t name g. that q the debtor. he second
tha, o. the creditor. and date when judgment was
KoIar. I and w Glass. Dec g. 1914. $50
Komurl n 4 A1cfrad and Mch4eA-f Boz
guf1afo: Nov ls. 1915, lzJl
ssmc-F Borrumato. Soy ls. 1914: 500
( rsquado RI Sclradl. NOV II. 1919. t-lF
s.ne-samc. sept -. 1914: s-is ~
shane 49, A Ha'dane. etrt. w Rogers
Usr5F Urrers and FraNcrs-LaNyer Title
ia ana Trust Co. oct "a. 1914. {1il ~
TOM A'-G Fryer. sept j.. 1913: 500 -
flsd 81 Impr0i emeut 60. Inc aud Miuer-J &
,r'.-,.ry ITifni,r- 90. July 90 1914. S1g3 33
WaWbcck Land C0-M II Wllibak. Nov IL. 1914
sos 10
Latham. CT Hnrly: Aus p. 1900 Vacated
Garfield. N-ciy q y y. Dec = 1911 Vacated
flff Al
Rod r A-IIub'cy Mig 60. Aug -. 1911: slis 20
Ss.riger. s-Crutuy Holding 60. June 20. 1910
$40 ~
Iogagls. CT Frisco: Jan 3. 1907. 'ilz 81
The Bronx.
TAYLOR G j. and shaeperins' Lafayette Mlrfo-
we.nrsab. W and Got,csfnan-M Goldberg.
$3.50 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-17
ASSETS EXCEED DEBTS
] F. Pierson, Jr., g. Co. Have
Plenty of Resources.

Ralph Wolf, Of rs Broadway, receiver
for the failed Stock Exchange firm of
J. F. Pierson, Jr., & Co., yesterday
made public a list of the assets and
liabilities as reported TO him by his
accountants. Total liabilities are
placed at S1S4,500 and assets at $780,
O5O. made up as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-17
sURROGATES' NOTICES.

FTENING. VIRGINIA HAMMOND - IN
pursuance Of an order Il Hon. John +
COhalan Surrogate Of the County NJ
New York. notice Is hereby given 70 all
p.rEons having claims against Virginia
Hammond Fleming, lfte Of the County OF
New York. 10 present the same. with
vouchers thereof. 10 the subscriber az ~
rlace Of transactlng business. No "a Wal
Street m the Borough Manhattan. 10
the city. County and state OF New York
on or before the 18TH day % March. 1919
ct STE L Trust COMPANY OF sew
Executor
JoLINE. LARKIN & RATHBoNE.
Attorneys for Executor,
Office ana Post once Address No 81
wal. Street Borough OF Manhattan.
city Of New YorK. y.
NOBLE. ALFRED IN PURSUANCE OF
an order Of Hon. John = Cohaiau. "a
Surrogate of the County OF New York
-ice- Is hereby given TO al persons having
r.,ir,s AGAINST Alfred Noble ldle Of the
tuv and county Of New York. deceased
IN uresen. the same with vouchers thereof
- lie subscriber al ms place u4 uan-dct-
-, business at the office OF his attorneys.
vtV7ibe- Nolman & Kahn. ys Broadway.
-, M New York on or before April l5th.
Nll New York october 6th. 1914
r9tSDFRlCK c. NOBLE. Executor.
bER NORMAN q KAHN Attorneys
Tor Executor. 2ss BROADWAY Ne" York
CITY
- pTRsUANCE OF AN ORDER or HON
- - udlow Fowler a Surrogate OF
n Sonntv Of New York. notice Is hereby
tn w, 10 Ill persons having Ciains against
1acoi Don. lato Of the County Of New
VIZ deceased 20 present the same WITH
hors thereof 20 the subscribers. az
- Mace OF transactiug business Room
s9S S' No SO Nassau St. Borough Of Man
haitian. IN the Guy u Ne" YORK. on Or
before February LIST. 1919
bated New York July p. 1914
OTTO DOLL. GEORGE DOLL
FREDERICK DOLL 'ACOB DOLL. Jr-
Executors
EUGENE Y. DAILY Attorney for Exec
utors. 81 Nassau ST.. New York City
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-17
Paving an Old Debt.

The Columbus stock Exchange will
rsOver On December q. Columbus dis
uysred America. America is getting
rsdy 10 reeiprocate.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-17
COURT CALENDARS
FEDERAL.
III - ~ -
SIPREME COyRI

SDPhENE lOghAs
T & Dargctf. ~ Paul. J Maualan. minneapolis
n y Randolph. Atlanta: g L Moore. Bristol. Conn.
admitted % practice. 90, ,,,
36S-WImiugfou Transportation Co/Railfoad
Commission Of California Algued -
f1l-George Bufdiek/U :. and a. William l.
Curiu/U s. Argued 80
5OI-F & stettierJE OIiara e al. and sos.
Eimlra simpsolIE OHara e al. Argument com
ineuccd. - -,
$50 Ci7 49, CO., 496. i-6 land 40. 5sI and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-17
IllFLo 3. ~ ResIty Cd ] Flynn.
prctIyERs APPOINTED.
SUPREME c0URT-NEwBURt

SUPREME c0URT-NEWBUKGER J.
samuel Nacht Isiior Bear X Brown Co.
WTn AZ Martin Morris SimOI--H Meycrs.
By HENDRlCK. J.
Re + b Hasey Cos Mar.
Uv (;luck John GoGlmau--I Washbum.
Aaulc Joseph solomon j JOseph-H Iufchln-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-17

oLpith~ NeS'a
Ssmui. IKroI elberEer-R ID Br-gm4n.
Dcrrrman RoblnsOu-W " Pente.d.
o,Cornal ISchuabl-R ; Mullen.
GNrk Corrigul-E Hirschbcrs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-17
REFEREES APPOINTED.

SUPRtNt COUHT-NfW u hIILh, 7.
n L Ius CofFuzgerad-H Joseph.
Herman fIerrustzdt-S kChn.
By ERLANGER. J.
PEG. y c a II X r. Rstate Bd e' Tax
Commrs % casesl-D Cady Herrics.
By HENDRICk. j.
Cnizer,' say Bk Henley Z 0Brien.
Martin ffst United Presby Cha 1hain.
Rsr. heifner INaycr-J r J0Jce.
Sehreiders Frankf0r-M J Daley.
Peigfam Uugar-B Barber
Lawyers MIG co Tunney-J Bernstein
Nsu Nassau Bk spirO-C Hermance.
Valentine S0uuebeg-W Allen.
Stsraborger Tunney-J hynes.
Re Har-ls-A Morris.
Read jflFIofetie Realty Coll 5 Flynn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-17
We, strse,
43iO"

The approximate amour, 81 The lien or
charge. to aatisfy which the ahove-descrtbed
Interest thereon from November 23rd 1914.
together with the costs and allowance.
amounting TO s5ss %. with interest from
December LIST. 1914. together with the ex-
penses % the sale The approximate
mount Of the taxes. Assessments and water
rates or other liens. which are 20 be al
lowed 20 the purchaser out Of the purchase
money. OF paid hy the Referee. Is si.selll
and Interest
DAVID, New York. December eth. 1914
HERMAN JOSEPH. Referee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-17
CIRCUIT COURT or APPrALs.

LACOMBE COKE. wABD and ROGklis IL
Al 10 80 q n.
(po-t0uce BulllAgl
GENERAL CALENDAR.
Re Rccfor's Ul.AWElsIN urkolls
Ashby/ Weeks human Col Metal box haipef
Iy1ialiIh CRIMSON lfad NAu On
Orange Co Traction col Cunes impofLS > b4he
Prepayment car Sa4es emthS Tug , Lit,.e
Robin son Pay as You Lu-Re Cons Albany Bre~g
ter Car
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-17

snnrnnA1r 5 couRI cHAMeeRs-scHuLTz s

Special Term--G BIS. j
MOlioUs and eI parte matters.
Trial Term. BIS. ).
10 d. cAlenGar.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-17
"The Iron 20" ~ ~:

u,ving Of finished steel Tor the FIRST
quarter Of 1915 has increased somewhat
but ID is evident that December VII NOT
uu' on the books the volume or new hIei-
ness ne-des fOr "a strong revival OF Hiii
oporations after January I.
The possibility % wage and salary Triu.
tions az the beginning 81 che year is HsIh
bs,irv attention. Counting against wage
-ed,,rfious are improvement Boo financial an
security martcts and the better railroad
tflvirr looked for after the generally pre-
dlcted advance in Eastern ife.fni fatr- 'l
.th. other side aye tEr poor balance sheets
Of the year and the Indications that prof.
able iron and steel prices are some months
distant.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-17
STEEL ORDERS BETTER
Improvement Is Not Great,
However-Pig Iron Dull.

Iron and steel trade publications re-
port a little gain in orders for finished
Steel. but this at low prices and not
enough 10 mean much improvement IN
mill operations next month. Pig IRON
x generally less active. Wage and
salary reductions are being seriously
discussed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-17

QUEENS COUNTY.

SUPREME COURT.
Trial -tiAkRETS0N. T.
Calendar iu Part I al 10 a. m.
II Is requested that the name " trial counsel be
fed with the clerk IN Part l.
Attention % the bar Is called 10 Rules c. sld
2. calendar rules. Queens County
Reilly/B UERRCo KshrenLIERCo
krlse /AmDrugSud&ano GsrgenlfJ Fargo. as
Schi. O4cu/ADS&auO IS An * 90
Hend-icks0n/ Miller Far ey asCommr Scho'z
Moynihan/C y Y eta Farley asC0mmr/ farrell
Lewis. adm1 Il II n Fares. -s Com ~ smsnn
Pease.D Smith Far.cy asC'rI Keiselherger
Marensen a. admir- Farley asCommf Hogan
Btgnol Cont Co Far.ey. asC0mmrl wi son
Corcoran/ Edison + Co IarIey. asC0m ~ Loughrsn
The following causes, marked ready. viii De
passed for the day. No cause viii De set Tor day
this call.
Ho!mesfB HRRCo wEBuhle-Cof Andrew
Sess e.. admrfL X Co kitcle1EcslyCO Il al
Turner Pease Piano Go pss'Ore NV DeyOc&CT
Ma tC-er fJauert Eayno as Co
Cahi.l/B anck Hunter Bradley 4 Son
Turner Oliver Typew co Hymau/N ich0s Copper
Nu-sb8un| Bl1sin NOodur llcht
Irsehardt Lake R00re, Fif patrick
F0rrstl. |B.QCo&SRR Murray O'C0uuor Il al
Ralph. a1 infant Ryan Mah.u Go-ham and an0
IHcc.I Irahkll's. IN" Highest reached. $50
DECISIONS.
Ncurer Removal tlalge Casing Company. Judg-
mrft SD. rl
Nelson gshi-g Auto Moyns Express & Taxicab
company. Inc. Motion granted except IS o. names
1. p- -ieals and druggists No stay. No costs.
be.ylCooE Ct a.. order appointing william W
81. ODD qua tilu al itcm sig et.
Baueruelsier trost0sd People. etcfRomano. re
Bremen t3i. Orders signed.
By CLARK. J.
kaap First Methodist Ep.sc0pa. Church IN Flush
Hs flt4iAgs and judgment signed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-17

New Orleans, Dec. l6-Cotton
maintained a good tone to-day, in the
face Of the news of naval engage
ments in the North Sea The close
was steady at a net gain of S to 9
roints Futures:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-17
REFEREEs APPOINIE0.

NO day Ca.cAltf-
n Trial Term-SCHULTZ. $.
n No day CsleLudr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-17

Spot steady; sales, 800 bales; mid
ding, &c.
Liverpool cables: Spot-A fair bust
ness doing; sales, 5000. bales; speeu-
lation and export, 5000; American.
1000; imports, $4,000, all American;
middling upland. 4.36d. Futures opened
quiet az a decline of l to points;
closed very steady at net advance
of II. points; May-June, 4.15isd; July
August. Acid; OctoberNovember,
4.32d; January February, 4.37lsd. Man
ehester-Yarns steady; cloths. a fair
business doing.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-17
STATE COURTS.
NEW YORK COUNTY.

Dr'ickrrN Manhattan RS flncrthy 90 y -.
TyudaA NYC&HR RN SHARON Inland L1es b'n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-17


SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW
YORK.-The BOwery Savings Bank,
Plaintiff. against Cath3rine StelJes ana
others. Defendants. CLERKS File Number
5Zis. year 1910
In pursuance OF a Judgment Of foreclosure
AMI sale. duly made and entered IN th9
ahoye-eutitieQ action and bearing date mo
LIST day ~ December, 1914, /, the unlei-
signed. the referee In said judgment named.
VIII sell az public auction. AZ the TX NANCE
Sc legrOOm 40 1915 Nesey Street, IN the
Borough of Manhattan city OF New YORK.
on the 3lst day of December, lslt az -
o'clock noon on that day, ~ JOSEPH =.
DAY. Auctioneer. the premises directed ny
said judgment 20 be sold, and therein le-
scr.hed as follows:
An that plot OF land In the City AMI
County OF New YORK. with the buildings
thereon now known az Numbers one hum
droi and forty and one hundred and forty.
one West street. and bounded and described
as follows: Beginning ~ point " tns
three feet. ten inches nOrtherly from the IN
tersection ~ the eastery SIDE OF "ert
Street and the northeriy side OF Nesey street
and running % cree noHheriy along the east
erlv side Of West street. thlrty-seVen teel'
i've inches. thence easterly parallel vita
Vessy street or nearly 20. and part OF ~
way through a party wall. sixty feet. eleven
inches: thence southery a. right angles 20
Vesey Street. thirty feet. four inches. thence
southwesteriy eight feet 20 point disi any
forJy-one feet. ten inches easteriy from West
street and thence westerly again parallel
with Nesey Street. or nearly 80. and through
another party wall. foFfy-One feet. ten
inches 10 the point OF beginning.
Together with the appurteDsnceS. and al
the rights and interests u the parties TO
this action 81. in and 90 the said premises
Dated. New York. December sth. 1914
HERMAN JOSEPH Referee.
CADWALADER WlCKERSIIAM & TAFT,
Attorneys Tor Plaintiff. 40 Wall street.
New York
The following IL diagram Of the prop
erty 70 be sold. It's street numbers are it1
and t4i West Street:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-17
DISTRICT COURT.


tPosiorice BuIumg) ~
iury Calendar-A, ct SliN y. HAND J.
PREFERRED CAUSES
Culver Ismpou&lIlnt OddOlOstal 1rani SET
ptnhale/CRR 81 NJ Aufale" ,eczI M hSh
Sper.man/NY NH&HRR D0dsOni hl.euf@h1
MaIiOttci Ceude..a Murray s4e ngiht a.,
Malr0ttlCuuto n Fountain b.. , 4ool boH
hluncu Penn RR Nac InNAe NJ.
krlfUris Iron Nks Pete -,o4t i.c la-ce f ~ =,
Caublc Gent Verm0utRy X euuvl eciit Mason II Co
NYBr& ,fI.v Tsfar.EaU NtcleUJ Foundation 90
NYrrN All.i., Anderson Wsc.Aorth INYNH&HRR
~ NhIsI.4s. a. uC..O4 EaeliA| sane
TapsOl VittsburghC0ns NccL"ortn same
Moore NYC&Hlil.R
Cause 10 be sent 70 Rooms iOl ana ~.
Equity Cal.ndar-LEAHSED HAND, J.
PostOricc Bll DIG.
y Rourke. + & C/FOundstlon Co
JuD CaleAgar-AiAETIN, J.
Ellanam Hayes Ais
Case Oh. NO day calendar.
Equ,S CalsnGar-3iaycr. J.
NOoROrA buLulng.
Epstein Dryfoos same same
Cohen a.feidcr some sane .
,>ferfeus Steiner Aru.,ayt oI kOcrhllfg
same Sstre SINGER LamontC0r.iss&Co
,,tr-.. sr1s MIbCutu' Johnson
sam same fiIberdpi're-sI Whit
SAM som. I0rs T. Press
.,. .srr. KslIuiu AmhercrrnbisSF
sam. Sane Eaton liiglll J9si
SANK same
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-17

Referring 20 The above notice, notice 4 hereby
given that the sale therein referred 10 has been
adjourned until the 22ld DAY u December. 1914. a.
II O'Clock iG the forenoon. a. the north entrances
81 the County Court House. County u New fofk.
Borough of Manhattan. City d Sew foTS. southern
District of New York
DATED NEW YORK. DECEMBER is. lsli
KRONNON MINIHKuP. npeclal Master.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-17
BRONX COUNTY.
SIIpREME cnuRI.

SpeCIaI Elfm-IIlAUl ?.
Motions and eN parte mattsrs.
MOTION CALENDAR
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-17

Referring % tho above notice notice 4 herebJ
given that the sale therein referred 10 has been
adjourned until the i5tI day " December. 1918.
az ID O'Clock iu the forenoon. Al the north en-
trance OF he County Court House. County u New
Y0rk. Borough OF Manhattan Cliy VI NeH YORK.
Southern District NJ NeS York.
DATED. NEW YORK. DECEMBER 2, 1914
THOMSON WINTHROP. SPECIAL Msstsr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-17

Referring TO the above notice, notice Is
hereby given that the sale therein referred
10 has been adjourned until the sth day OF
December. 1914. at al o'clock In the fore
noon. ~ the north entrance Of the County
Court House. County Of New York. BOr-
ough OF Manhattan, city Of New York.
southern District OF Me- York
DATED, NEW YORK. NOVEMBER 20, 1914
BRONSON WINTHROP. Special Master.
The Socialist and labor star. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1911-1915, 1914-08-14
ONE or THE SCENES FROM
CREATION. AT THE NEW
HIPP THIS WEEK.

The photo drama Of creation which
is now being produced IL the P!acaGe
Theatre Is causing considerable COM
ment throughout the city. The play
is under The auspices Of the lnterna-
tionul Bible Students Association
and will continue every night and
evening until August -. The pic
lures portray new Interpretation Of
the Bible. more in keeping with adj
vancrd thought, and. needless 70 add,
are receiving the adverse comments
Of III" orthordox. ''heIl-tjre" Christ
i;ins OF the city. The PLAY is suppoS-
cG to cover the entire story of rrca-
ton and is in four parts. The first
bar; Of the picture is now being run.
each day II :! ami O'clock. PART tw"
vii. start Monthly amt run three days.
being followed By Parts :; and !,
which will occupy tour days each
Each Of The divisions ot the great
play occupy ;,bout Two hours.
No charge l., made and no collection
is taken unirl any guis2.
Art critics prououncr this "Nihj-
ton the finest collection al historic
and religion ar ever exhibited in In"
world. Nothing like it has ever beer
;ll,An, TF
The Socialist and labor star. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1911-1915, 1914-08-14
CABIN CREEK ACTIVITIES.

HansforI. ". Va. Aug 3. 1914.
Just returned from Il trip through
Cabin Creek where held some SPLEEN
did tt-duur MEETINGS, although We
were barred uul of the coal company
hu>Srd school houses. "rGauII,r!
three ur~ Socialist locals. one At
Quarter. one at Red Warrior AM one
At I.rcwuud. "Givc Us 4 red rIrJ'
j. the call on Cabin Creek. With =
red card in the Socialist Party ard !,
copy Of tn" Argus We are in pcSSc.,-
sion Of two deadly wrapons--ncI' her
Of which is dangerous to human lie
but both arc dc.rth 70 the present ROB-
hing system. It looks that i tn"
old parties got any votes on Cabin
Cree K they will rave to come from :hc
registrars which have been appoint
cd by the Den "c,'Ht party. They are
on par with those appointed II Bern
well. STANDARD and Muckvw on Paint
Creek My adv:,c 80 the voters in
this district j., to watch :hc$c regis
trars, for M 4 who will Scah or uafn
up Il gun a%air..,t the working crasS
will do anything" "...c hiS na&tc"s say
Cor him to do. Pc sure ~; :,.r rrgi~-
tered! Your victory lies in yo..r vote
.,ud you rnnnu, vpt" unless y"J a."
The Socialist and labor star. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1911-1915, 1914-08-14

Christian science. Few persons arc
aware that physical and mental all
mun,S can be successfully treated by
those praclicing undcr the title Of
"Dortor Of Suggestive Therapeutics.
and only limited numbr" of patients
can hr mace "a recognize the WONDER
| ful value q; this system Of healing
end to take a trcatmcN, from one who
practices psychological treatment on
! ~"
The fault does no, lie in he SyS-
ten Of practice for il is q dcmOnslra-
tcablc success when intclligcnt!y Civ
en-, and is slowly but securely gaining
reorganization for itself on the
strength Of the success it is meeting
with in relieving mental and phySi-
cal troubles. SugGrstiV" Therapeutics
is not marcriuIistic enough to suit the
misses, w!D !Invr net realized yet
that the mind rNrrts great control Uv-
CT lh,. Functions. al thr organs Of The
i".ds. "ni that it s!IuuiL b. given an
uplurtulIy t. and in rr>t"rinH health
| t. tiir lick Within = Irry IT," sears
In. Intelligent practitioner vail be
held it! inch rSlrclu: for the timr i,
surely cunning whrG the ma*ScS> will
br aroused ln lhr fact that >u%geS-
The Socialist and labor star. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1911-1915, 1914-08-14
God With The
Socialists
Voice of God Is In People Who Seek
for Peace While War Ragrs.
IN HERBERT QUICK.

Il is Arnageddon! Here is what
the Scripture saith:
For they are the spirits of devils
working miracles, which go tortn III
to the kings of the earth and OF the
whole world. TO gather them 10 TN"
battle Of that great day Of God Al
mighty"
The spirits of devils are abroad in
the world. and the bloody work Is
devils work. The stirrupS of Europe
are stained with blood.
Behold, come Us thief. Blessed
is he that kccpeth his garments, lest
he walk naked. and they see his sham"
And he gathered them together IN
to a place called Arma%eddon. And
there were voices and thunderS and
lightnings and 4 great earthquake.
and 50 great.
This monStrouS war did come upon
us an :; thief in the night.
Perhaps we who have kept our gar
mcnts clean from the smrch OF the
war with which we were so recently
threatened are among those called
blessed. | hope 50.
I'm the sixth hundredth year Of
Noah'S life. in the second month, the
.,.nnrn,nrh Iuv or thr month"; the
The Socialist and labor star. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1911-1915, 1914-08-14
Suggestive Therapeutics The Wonder
full Potency of Suggestion i'll Curing
Diseases and Correcting Bad Habits.


mat pS!cno'oG''"' treatment ~
suggestive Therapeutics success ~" u.
cures many a''"'c"'S '"|' '!'''' ''''''"
20 FFNp"''' u "''''' '''''!''''S 90 ''''
ing Is now 4 wei '''"S"'%'' '''',' ''''
that TOO oE inc mos, r'''''' ,'''', ''''
SefV''iEe member" q 1"' '''''''''' i''V-
lesson.
The study 81 psychological 'hcF"-
reutics is the most protoundS science
TO which the human mlnd mas Oeen
called: 1t is founded upon 4 thorough
Kno"!t"Sr o. Pi'HSo'"S'''' al" -,
chot"S!'"I poets ''"' '.''','''''''
theories ana !" Us P'"S'''"' "P
Nic't'oh patient -" i" '''', >",',' ,'.,S
t'om genuine diseases '''''' "'''' ''''o' V
can ne @il't'SSi4''\ ''N'"'e'' !" p''''.''
hta''i'; '"I>. TOO, II ar '''' "'''r' ''''''''.'
81 care "'''' ''''''''' even ~ > '''''s'
The Socialist and labor star. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1911-1915, 1914-08-14

W. II. EETTS. Man.
The Socialist and labor star. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1911-1915, 1914-08-14
BE on TIME

If you are late for work il
don't do nowadays 70 say you
didn't know what time it Wa.
That's no excuse any more.
You should know.
It's your duty 70 know the time
all the time.
And that necessitatcs your
watch keeping time.
IF you will give us chance ""
will make your watch do this. o
A. Wise, jcweler, opposite post
Office.
The Socialist and labor star. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1911-1915, 1914-08-14

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The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1914-02-27
SOME SUU'WESTERN
REFLECTIONS.

Today the subject of our deliberations
will be, potatoes. Many years ago the
famous economist, Edward Atkinson
started the people with the pointed
question, Does the South know
BeanS?"
Of course, everybody in the South
knew beans-or thought they did; but
Atkinson and a whole troop of Agricul'
tural scientists told them about the
wonderful fertilizlng propertiSe of
leguminous plants, facts which have
been of ineStimable value to Southel n
agriculture.
Tne popular mind was started into a
recognition of the Importance of the
subject by AtkinSon's blunt and inSinu.
ating interrogatory. Some folks got
mad, but they learned about beans,
just the same.
Does Southwest Louisiana know
sweet potatoes? Its people have been
growing and eating them for hundred
years, and the question sound absurd;
but is it? How many in Southwest
Louisiana really know sweet potatoes?
The Southwest Louisiana Develop.
ment Bureau is arranging for a series
of Potato Days" in this section and
hopes to have an expert totell all about
this much neglected tuber. Potato for
the early market, properly cultivated,
carefully packed and intelligently
marketed, they place new emphasis
upon diversified agriculture and bring
handsome profits from hitherto I'm.
suspected SourseS.
But they must be handled at every
stage. from seed selection until they
reach the ultimate Consumer, ntelli.
gently and with the determination 10
make the crop pay,
For that reason the farmers must or.
ganize themselves into clubs for the
more economical buying, cultivation
and marketing of their product. 1t viii
not do for one grower to plant one kind
of seed and another some other sort,
for a carload of mixed potatoes will be
a drug on the market, whereas fancy
prices await the carefully selected, uni.
formed lot
They must be on the market early,
hence only early variety should be
planted, and planted early, The potato
crop is not lazy mans Crop-in fact
the farm is no place for the lazy man.
But on Potato Day" to be announced
in due time, You will lie told all about
sweet potato growing for profit.
A final word The early market
wants the PUMPKIN YAM; we DON'T
try to fool the market, but plant PUMP
KIN VANS. Get your seed, bed them
out this month and if you want oddi.
tional information write to the South.
west Louisiana Development Bureau,
Lafayette, Louisiana.