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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-18
NEW REALTY CORPORATIONS.

The following realty corporations we're
chartered at Albany yesterday
Romano Realty Company. mo. Mar hat
tan. capital, 800 900; directors, Oscar J.
Schucssler. brooklyn. Reginald r. Isaacs.
abraham 1menin. New York city.
what Realty Company. Inc. Manhattan,
capital, to.ooo directors. james j. Wilson.
New York city. John T.. McIntyfe, Georus
W. 9eiling. brooklyn.
Theta Realty Company, Inc, prons; cap.
seph u. Lynch and james ~ Barrett
Bronx.
~. Y. D. Realty Company, Ine.. Bronx
man, New York city; Angus, Chl Brooklyn
Salvatore Di Csprlo. New York city.
w w Robertson Realty Company. inc,
u. Green. BROOKLYN: Harry A. Bird. W. w
Robertson, Mount Carmel. la.
Wilen a Schnitman Building Company
Inc. brooklyn. capital. Is. 900. director.
Samuel Wiiien. Morris schnnman and Sam,
vel SamowitL brooklyn.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-18
WEATHER FORECAST
Washington Predictions for To.
day and Tomorrow.

For eastrrn New York. rain -
south. snow or rain In north per.
tioU today colder, Tomorrow.
fair and colder, brisk shifting vvsaSs
becoming high west.
For New Jersey. rain and colder to-day;
fair and colder tomorrow. brisk shiftiuG
winds. becoming high west.
For northern New England. increasing
cloudiness followed by snow or rain to-day.
colder az night fa,r and colder to morrow.
brisk shifting winds
For southern New England, rain and colder
to-day. fair and colder tomorrow. brick
shifting winds. becoming high northwest
For western New York and western Penn
sylVania snow and colder to-day. fair ts-
morrow. brisk northwest winds.
NEW YORK, March is-The depress1es
over the lake regions lost much Of Ns
energy and its centre moved very slightly
eastward yesterday.
Tn" low pressure IN the Southwest re-
NAMED practically stationary and high pres
sure prevailed over all other parts Of the
. country.
Light rain fell IN New England and Ne~
York ana suow In the upper lake regions.
Elsewhere the weather vas generally fAis.
II was cooler IN parts OF the middle At
iantic States and IN the Ohio Valley. lake
tain districts.
Freezing temperatures again covered the
upper lake regions and upper Mississippi and
Missouri valleys
In this city the day was fair. following
liEht rain In thu early morning: slightly
warmer. Wind. fresh northwest; avesaSs
humidity, 80 per cent. baromster. corrected
to read to sea level at A. NJ. soss: .
=. NJ. 20 IS
hs L. .t,, -AaS a.
Recorded by the ofntlsi thermometer, II snovn
In .nne xed taIi,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-18
TITLE CoMPANy's NEW OFFICES.

At meeting OF the executive commit
too OF the New York Title Insurance
Company yesterday Henry S, Acken was
made vice-president and assistant gen
eral manager and placed in charge OF the
brooklyn office OF the compasy' succeed
In. Charles ]. Obermayer resigned. Mr.
Acken was also made assistant secre-
tary OF the Now York Mortgage and Sc
curity Company In place OF Charles II
pulls resigned.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-18
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sun .ses az n Sun set. 90, Moon ns... 40
HIGH WATER THIS DAY.
ssndyr'k 1, 20 Gov Island ,,ss He'll Gate. IA
LOW WATER THIS DAY.
sandyHk cas- Gov Island 72S Hell Gate eos
Arr,v.d-TrEspaY. March II
81 Eronprin,essin Ceclie. 10 T. N BremsA
March 10
~ Ktl,,iania r,ord, go =. NJ, bergen, March 7.
~ Z,e and $500 NJ Autv-rr. March,.
s. Nord America e.i5 =. NJ, seville. Tebrs-
AIRY 20
~ CTi-tobal 50 NJ, CrI. tobaI. March 10.
IS SaIatosa. io2i a Havana. March -
So American ~ \ N Para GA March ~.
- lmataca, II 80 y. n. Monday. Puerto PsdsA
March 10
- Hugin $50 4. NJ. Cstharien. March n.
s. Port Antonio. $50 A. NJ. Jamaica, March =.
s. Denver, Galveston, March IL
- Nueccs. Key West. March 10
- sabine, brunswick. March IL.
- city Of Columbus, Savannah. MarcD u
s. Madison Sorfoik. March ia
IS Mama Hh "a. baltimore. Harchl5
ARRIVED FROM NEW YORK
g. Celtic. at Gibraltar.
s. Cincinnati At Alsicrs.
- Kaiser Wilhelm IL, at Errrren.
IS pflns der Nederlh ndc n. at Amsterdam.
SAILED ron NEW YORK
S. Kaiser Wilhelm drr Crosse. from BremeA
s. Arcadia "a. from Bermuda
IS Ma gJia lena, from Colon
IS Rcgiua Il La from Palermo
OUTGOING STEAMSHIPS
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-18
sATIsFlED MORTGAGES

LOTS so.,i. map see. Thompson. R.. estate.
NAY a. !nS Atm; ana SyS,ns'. s,n mr.in:
Asher III nwsy "'s' oa''n',' s'm mo 900
,,e-a, - ''VVS
18TH ~, ti z. 2Nt Is, av.
~ y, rs ,- to ess Whit. Plains ra
" uere'o from y, .hstein sSo -!ons
i 100 M .S" ,so7 cor MIrI;' rafh Az, tW
",,y'rshhsn t ~ ana h.asssta hssaef.
ri OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. .oiseo
hOk Az sO' a Adus at la1tSi0oE
\ y Trust Co. atty. y SNOW. is
.TH ST. $. i7 W Yves, End av. issio2.?.
Apr n, isss-CIar.nce ii and Fiorsnce Il
Mnde- 70 TAYLOR aud Percy. ryn.
Mar 10. isiI Ju.,ic. Alfred Page.
x,SaTos ~ !, :, . -. ,,,s .';'s:s
! I~Sinrton Az q ses n I'm =, ,uns
sss IS Us w s,s ~ tOi az
peg, Nay -. .io-h9tei beimore to
naaat. an, h,'am ana ar !sy.ns Hioom;
BMay ....'.::....:: ..........-. -. .,S.tlO
'',ih 81 "a. 49,, A ,SS a ,s run'n s~SiS
to ees. ssar.daie ay. n e cor Anderson
az i6onioo: Grand blvd, n I. si' /. scars.
! Clare. II Nassau ....'.......,. .ti3 900
s?b ST. i2s D. =. lsxioe.a Apr az. 1903
cnas Lc~iis. 81 wal ct .''''.'... 5000
! eisT AZ .os W ps,loo Nv ip
lsu.I.nae ard Juli. Ellin 10 s,a
I Elhln; atty, Meyer % I.oik.n $50 broad.
vsay - ',..... -. -; $50
G?.inG fs5sss % p.',s .ns L. z:s,n;
rHIGN A.. o : ,'is is,,A 81 is;,ss !.
! L.ee;5E 10 August, Liteer'' atty. 7 go %
60 ~ b~a' - ;,;,.,..'... .o9o
/ isiHsO. oct "a. I,ss-samo to came s,ty.
same .................. ........ $4,000
18TH 81 e.: i'S' e. t IN an a.. sa. runs
UNION Av' cs ssii ss y, IT. rune ans
!. - TO- iss,h e, 'Oi.f.
UNION Az. :. ME- iSsth st, ;sio.is
Az s.'i' SAM Gr' '"' " same
OF 81 isss-same to same ......, 81. 50,
itioxs;s' oc, -. isss-sane /,
LEXiSGToN Az n W cor $50 st, so5vsS
n ciasn ?' .,ty n sanshsim n,h :: !. Mas as
WEST Esd AZ. n . cor sen It. iics x;5 8
Snr,d Mem, ,ats'iTn'e az, V"nasToseE
frI[,.-. iss b~,y. 49,, ~ S 90.
nj ttth -" .t.sa sxss,s,- AM -
isoo--Jos II and Fannie /. Jone. q ,
r. - "a wau trustee '''A $50 ;ssd,
wAsHlSGToT ST. " cor Morton st. run,
v ii;S n i2;s iSs sos 100 10 W
N lts n. AZ 'i CO. att,. i EmSs
Nobinsun 81 wall 81 ,.,...' .'..-,, $50 0 Ok
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-18

Bakers of plan TO put an express sta
ton on the present subway ~ Columbus
circle viii appear before tho Public Ser
vice Commission on Friday ~ noon. \
committee OF the Columbus Circle section
OF the broadway Association, headed 10y
Jacob wcrtheim, Henry G. Copeland, r.
T. Spencer, and n representative of thu
United states Rubber Company viii at
tend the hearing,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-18
CLUB PLANS ON FILE.
X nickerbOckers Take Another stcp
Toward New nuiIdSuu

Plans for the new Knickerbocker club
house. which were fully described in THE
SUN n few days ago were fled yesterday
by Delano a Aldrich. The clubhouse
will be i've stories high. thoroughly hre-
proof ard viii be located at the south
east corner OF Fifth avenue and SIXTY
second street II will have frontage
of 90 feet and n depth OF 15.5 feet and
will cost about 3250.O0O.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-18
TENEMENT FOR THE bronx.

Andrew J. Thomas has filed plans In
The Bronx for five story brick tene-
ment. 63.6xs2.s. on the east side OF
Macomb's road 75.l feet south Of l7+th
street for Julius schock, at cost OF
$50 900. John p Boyland has filed plans
for a one story frame store, 5il0x97,s. on
the west side of Southern Boulevard
bt1 feet north OF Fairmount place, for
the c. ]. Carey Construction Company. at
"A cost of $4,000
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-18
RESTAURANT on READE STREET.

The three story store building az the
northwest corner OF Reade and Lafayette
streets Is to be made over for use as
cafe restaurant and store at an esti-
mated cost Of $4,000 The Bank of Man.
haitian Company is the owner. J. c.
Cocker 10 the architect
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-18
rn,DI>GIN BROOKLYN.

'~"ruey Klinck Realty Company
''.l me three story brick building at
,' mr., eas' corner Of Fifth avenue and
,'.''h street, on lot 20xs0. for John
~" ~ PAGER has sold TO a client
WI" 1m1cross Realty Company the
' t...F detached cottage on the south
~ E'rlty-soventh street 500 feet
vest - Fourth avenue.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-18
pr,s TWO WEST SIDE HOUSES.

? F1annery. a cafe proprietor in
midtown district has purchased two resi-
dsnces on the middle West Side. one for
N'mssf and the other for his son. From
Henry Smith he has bought the three
ray house at 237 West SEVENTEEN street.
m lot is.5x1o05. between Amsterdam
ard Yves. End avenues. and from DR..
FrelerrS J. Schonenbcrger a similar
house at ECO West Seventyhrst street on
lot issNlOO.5. also between Amsterdam
ana West End avenues Both sales wcre
NEGOTIATED by Pease AZ Gilman.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-18
CITY DWELLINGS RENTED.

Cammann. Voorhees, 4 Floyd have
leased the dwelling AZ IS Jane street 20
johanna TwomeY.
Csrsteln & Linnekln have leased the
dwelling At ?ol3 Lexington avenue to
Richard King
The g +. Wh.ton-Stuart COMPANY has
leased the dwelling AZ 1870 Eas, Thirty
sixth street to Miss Mary y. Graham.
Samuel II Martha has leased for Wal
ter T. Mcdonnell the three story AID
basement dwelling at % West SIXTEEN
street to Cora King FOR three years.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-18
BUYS LOT At RICH MoNp NIL.

Robert W. Adamson has bought from
the Lerner Realty Company eleven full
lots and portions OF each OF thirteen lots.
making IN all about twenty-one full lots
at Richmond III. The lots, which are
In the Maple Grove section. a block or
more north OF Jamaica avenue. have a
frontage on 3l7 feet on the west side OF
Greene street. los feet east side of Gould
street. 1861. feet south side OF Hillside
avenue and 2s7 feet west side OF the Long
Island Railroad
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-18

WAsIITNGTDS, March l7--Tn" crIiss-
CaIlforni, and co..ier Saurhan hav" arrived
a, Mhzutitu. The cpl'ior Justin a. Tihuron
and DESTROYER Wnrl'u at Norfolh the sun
boat >u-nNi'" 100 cap huy nct, tuS Nank
ton AZ Hampton EnJIs, 'rauspprt lnNte d.
cruiser birmingham ant a"strt"ers farNrr
Henicv, nrayton Ma rant MrC-| War
rIuFtun pauiliug AuImrr Bgrrov- Va ter
son TrIppo. Tanning brlL Jhr'is. Jenkina
Joustt Cassin and Cummings 'Nd ~" c"INsv
CulgoR a. tuarHnHNsup luN
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-18
TENANT FOR HEIGHTS THEATRE.

The Classic Theatre at Itos -.
Nicholas avenue and 5t2 to SAC West
lslst street, surrounding the southeast
corner OF those thorou9hfares. has been
leased BY NJ. !. Strunsky 4 Co. to KEEL
Ter & SAPPHIRE for a term OF ten years AT
an aggregate rental OF $4,000 The
lessees are the proprie,ors of tho En-
press Theatre at Audubon avenue and
lsIst street
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-18
SALE OF JAMAICA PLOT.

Jamaica Estates has sold 20 Albert A.
Pope a plot. 50xl20. on the north side OF
Tudor road 1923 feet east OF Tryan road.
In tho tract north OF Jamaica.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-18
RIDGEwOOD FLAT SALES.

The G.N. Mathews Company has sold
TO Mrs. Anna NJ. kuttler 1883 Putnam
avenue for sll.300, a fiat on lot 27.6Nl00.
and to Vincent Bunhag 1890 Madison
street, fiat 21.6x6sxlO0.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-18
DEAL ron ASTORIA FLAT.

a. Ifih OF Manhattan has bought
,oh Inc Matthews Building Company q
-. h3fy modern tenement on lot 1851
,.Hc IN 40 west side OF Twelfth avenue
~ i''' .9uth Of Grand avenue, Astoria.
:" Property was held at $tl,5 500
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-18
HEIGHrs APARTMENT LEASED.

Goodwin Goodwin have leased for
the estate OF Melvin T. Boas the Brar-
clH, a six story apartment house at the
southeast corner OF broadway and l62d
street The lease covers a long term Of
years. and the total rental is about $780,
600.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-18
MOUNT VERNON CORNER SOLD.

Anthony L. Burger has sold for the
Ben.nson Realty Company the northwest
corner of Haven avenue and Carpenter
u client
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-18
To DISCUSS LABOR LAW.

The Harlem Property Owners Associa-
ton will meet on Thursday to discuss
the labor law which II enacted realty
men claim will have detrimental erect on
real estate.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-18
'oTn STREET DWELLING BUYER.

L4' hum Ia the buyer OF the DWELL
t AZ - West Seventeen street. the
which was reported last week. L.
'AiI ~ Co. were the brokers.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-18
HOTEL RICHMOND LEASE SOLD.

Matt J. Ward 4 Co have sold the
furniture. lease and business of the Hotel
Richmond, 1913 West Forty sixth street.
for W. X. Crosscup to tho Glenmere OPP
Grating Company, Inc. The hotel Is now
under the management OF Eugene Cable.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-18

The Omega Chemical Company. manu-
facturers OF Omega oil, has leased 10 600
square feet OF space In Model Bush Loft
building No. I. at the foot Of Thirty
sixth street, Brooklyn.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-18
Results AT AUCTION.
PsbHc O6erinGs Yesterday - the
Manhattan saIesPOeus.
LAT IL vBsEY STREET.

tAT II vBSEY STREET
BY Joseph r. Day.
issTH sr. 5oa.5o5 W. =. 100 v Ams..r.
dam av. boxss.ii. Gy tnt-E ID Fife.
Jr. agt Yetta Nibur ct all due, eli.
aces. taxes. &C. o7iso7. adjourned "a
March ~.
by James l.. Wells 4 Co.
1850 ST. a. W. . 10 l.enox AZ. iSs
u Manner ct al. due, lls.e1e6s; taxes
sc. b32: to the plaintiff for $4,000.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-18
DWELLINGS TO NJ MADE ONE.

Plans have been filed by T. Tryon and
L. NJ. Lob for remodelling the two four
story dwellings at 3l< and ale West End
avenue into one dwelling for Hugh III.
Baxter at a cost OF $1,000.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-18

These navy orders were issued
Lieut., l.. Soycs, from the Wyoming 70
Nay Department Washington
;'ir.t !..,a;. y. h'ah..'- from TIVE
wyoming TO New York yard
Lieut. n King, from he wyoming 10
Navy Department. Wellington,
passed Asslstan, surgeon W II Short
from receiving ship AT Mare Island 20 the
Cleveland
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-18
Army aud Navy Ordrrs.

wAaHINoToS March i7-This army
order was issued day
col G., X. l.. Bro"n retired, detailed
Arizona.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-18
ASSIGNMENTS or MORTGAGES.
Manhattan.

FRANK HENRY. to Gibraltar Mor,g.ss
MepoNNEti. RoBERT E, ct al, e.r.' 70
MER tc!n ". Tnusr CO. ..r to M.r t.Uv
lie Trust Co trus. ...'....,..,. 80, 900
McMANrs. PArK. and ano. .srs, to Edw!n
MitTGAL TRUST co OF wBsTCHEsTER
GO irus, to Title q q %: 49,. al 900
MARTIN. wM NJ. exr. to Florence Mat;
cvILcK. ARCHIBALD 4. to Thekla MIN:
STATE REALTY & MTG co to Eiw 8
RLocK. Epw E. 10 Louis. W Miller i.scoo
FrLLAYTAR FERDINAND, to Mary Full.
AMERIcAN MTG co to Sophie jas:
GERHRp SUMMER TO Carl j Stein. 800
sTrEITH T1 MrI 70 20 SUNNI ,o ,., ns,A
JOS Es MARY Nee. ,rus, to Lesysrs
W ',fr Nv" @a %J A. .' al 1'" To j.. i
riscMER, HoRTnSsE n to Mary A.
orETTiSd. ApoI.pH. JR. ana ano, ~. :Ir.,
BErrs, cHEsfER W, TO Austin 'SSiiashiSc,:
TiT,,n &T co % John nop,nno. uoss
KlpsEl. ANDREW. and ano, TO Pauline
HHssSER JOSEPH. to Jacob W 500, 500.
l. T 7 us = r co to sarah Bru.h .,is, 900
POST, EDw c. s.yiny:
whLKnh, HY L. to riorenc. 'E ' WaiS:;
| SrEINkAMP HERMAN. 10 warlburg on
EE hnHn Farm School of Evan Luth:scs sS
NECARSuLMER, ELLA. 10 Edw Necarsui.
| iner .''','',,,,, .,,.....,.,.,..,..,. W
| DrOnI.
DAYTON REALTY to Camille zueia. 400
| ROBERTS, HELEN r. gan, to Henry
pdSp 1 MORT QUAR- co to TTifvyx
NAcoY, HERMAN 10 non, Fr,,sch.,, ii SSSS
ZANE to Ell, haries. :,,..' 49, $500
| SAME TO Christian u Rodenkirch chen. 900
| COOPER, JACOB, TO Henry Holschub. ~ 900
AMER MORT co TO Mary d Gerard iss 2ss
CrHAM. ELF X. to Bowery savings
wERNER 9 u. 10 John II Green. ,ji.SoS
ROCHE, LOIS H. sxtrx. 10 Lois
orpnS JOHN III 10 O ii werner. ''SYSSSS
ROCHE LOIS u TO John l. Fogtas. 20, 900
| l. MTG co 10 Ltns Weber, $4,000
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-18
CHANGE LOFT INTO WAREHOUSE.

Frederick Putnam Plat has filed plans
for making over the Ave story loft build
ing at SO and IS White street into "a
warehouse for the Y. r. Hungerford Brass
and Copper Company. at an estimated
cost of $4,000.
The day book., 1914-01-30

w. L. Clauson, Milwaukee, Wis;
Lieut.. L. B. Curtis, U. S. N; A. G.
Davis, Brooklyn;, Ed German, Phila
delphia; Mrs. D. Gibson, New York; ].
A. Haskell, Cortland, N. Y; w. H.
Ingram, Sumter, Nc; Messrs. Jel-
left, NARROW and Lewis, and Miss Sc
vile and Mr.. Vernon, Macaria Opera
Company; E. P. Lyons, ]. F. Ray and
wife, w. Snyder and G.. Williamson
of New York, j. Okamato, Japanese;
C. w. Poole and wife, Gray, Va, first
class passengers. ]. Gilbert, M. Bolen
(woman) and c. Roper, second class
passengers.
All of the other passengers are be-
lieved to be on the Nantucket, to
whose assistance a half dozen ocean
going tubs have been rushed, as it
is reported that her bows are stov-
ed in.
The day book., 1914-01-30

sang. 1t is claimed they have pledged
their support to any restaurant own
er who is fighting the union.
President Fred Ebeling of the en-
ployes' union says the United Socie-
ties is leading the fight against or
ganized labor.
The union expects shortly to CEN
ter its attack on one of the downtown
restaurants and bring the question
to a speedy crisis.
In the event that the fight does
open up it is probable that union
teamsters will refuse to deliver goods
to restaurants employing scab labor.
The Bakers and Confectioners'
Union are also going to stand by the
others in this scrap and it is very
probable Chicago will soon be the
scene of another fight to forever
establish union labor in the restau-
rants of Chicago.
The union hopes to gain wage in
creases that will abolish the tipping
evil.
The day book., 1914-01-30
BOOZE PLACES GIVE UNION
MEN HARD BATTLE, THEY
Nh IInAnl nnd Rnct to11rnnf


The Hotel and Restaurant En-
ployes' International Alliance, which
is now engaged in an active campaign
to unionize all Chicago restaurants,
is having it's hardest trouble in the
places which serve booze and are
under the direct influence of the
liquor interests.
And now the union men have de-
cided that if this is the, manner in
which they are going to be treated
by the breweries or the "wet" inter
ests they will get their work in at
the polls during the coming election,
so there is a possibility that the
strength of the union will be used to
defeat those candidates who are
known to be tied up with the brewers.
The organization is having marked
success in signing up the restaurants
that do not serve liquor and the
funchroom Already about Is places,
including those owned by Weegh-
man, Messenger, Erickson, Thomp-
son, Knab and smaller ones, have
signed with the union.
The owners Of the big cafes are,
banded together into an organization
known as the Restaurant Owners
Association, headed by John Vogel-
The day book., 1914-01-30
HOT SCRAP EXPECTED

The Fourteenth Ward seems like
ly to be the scene of one of the hot
test primary scraps in the city this
year, due to the two Democratic fac
tions that are in hard battle to
name the aldermanic candidate.
Aid. ]. Edward Clancy is up for
reelection. He has the support of
the Hearst-Harrison wing of the
party and also of the Democratic wo-
mems organization, who held mass
meeting last night at Conway's Hall,
Western avenue and Lake street.
Opposing him and supported by
regular organization is Joseph H.
Smith, who is being strongly backed
by the union men. of the ward, as
Smith is an official of the Black
smiths Union, No. IA.
The day book., 1914-01-30

Certain species of spiders are spe-
cially cultivated for the threads used
in astronomical instruments. These
threads, much finer than those of the
>silkworm, measure only one-fifth to
one-seventh of a thousandth of an
inch in diameter.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-07-02
SeIcioiser nieberseidylascn.

GiaIna Sunrion, Elm 80 Sabre aL'
fer JtumGne, bciinoet lid nit einem
SdGoclbru6 I'M itaotiid)en Soipitul.
pelden er burd cine Sraft TrilgeL
ole inn Der Heitaurateur Sonies
Gong, BON 9so. 474S Sprine @rcpc
9lpe., perubioIet Bate, crIitt. Der
Monn nurbe ge1en , llhr JtattS Don
8cIisiiten oor oem Sallie 9to 475l
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