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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-14
TRANSFERS MAKE DEMANDS.
arbitration Agreed Upon ImprriIIcd
by New situation,

A new difficulty has arisen between the
building material transfers and the Meade
Transfer Company which may prevent the
arbitration agreed upon last week
Several sympathetic strikes were called
or by the settlement but now the team
sters threaten trouble unless the transfer
company discharges strike breakers and
takes hack all union teamsters. This the
company has refused to do.
A conference was held yesterday in the
hope of reaching some agreement which
Will prevent work on the Tuuita be
Building and the Yale Club Building being
held up.
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sURROGATFs' NOTICES.

ESTATE OF ELIZABETH TRIMMER.
deceased In pursuance OF an order Of Hon
ROBERT LUDLOW FOWLER. a Surrogate
Of the County OF New York, dated May 18th
1914 NOTICE is hereby given to all per
sons having claims against Elizabeth Trim.
mer late OF the County of New York de-
ceased. to present the same with vouchers
thereof to the Subscribers at their place of
transacting business, Rooms $3.50, Bronx
Puilding. No. 500 wills Avenue, Bronx. in
the city OF New York on or before the 18th
day OF December next GSlD.
Dated. New York. the flrst day Of June 1914
THEODORE S. TRIMMER
ALvA II. TRIMMER
- Executors
J HOMER HfIDRETH. ESQ, Attorney for
Executors, Bronx Bldg, 3rd Ave, at
l4sth st, New York City.
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SCHwAB PLANT LAYS OFF 1000.
Business Depression Puts Many ont
of work at Wilmington.

WnMINGToN, Del. July l3.--Announce-
ment was made to-day by officials of the
Harlan & Hellingsworth Corporation &C..
VI. Schwab's planD that in the last four
weeks 1000 workmen have been dis
charged. Business depression Ia the cause
Under normal conditions this car and
shipbuildng plant employs 2.40O men
Now there are l,200 men at work. with a
probability of stll further reductions.
Recently the Pennsylvania Railroad and
the American Car and Foundry Company
reduced the working hours OF It's
employees. The repair shops OF the Pull
man Company have begun laying off men
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KENNY. WILLIAM j. K.-Pursuant to an
order OF HON. JOHN. J. GRAHAM. Surro.
gate OF the County Of Nassau, notice IL
hereby given 10 all persons having claims
against WILLIAM J. X KENNY, late of
the Town OF Hampstead, In the said County.
deceased, TO present the same with the
vouchers thereof, to the subscriber tho
executor of the last will and testament OF
said deceased at his place OF transs ting
business at the ONCE Of Charles Il Kelley,
so Wall Street New York City, on or before
the 18th day OF November next
Dated. Mlneola, y Y, April 2S. 1914
NEAL u. BECKER. Executor
CHARLES + KELLEY Attorney for FS-
ocntor. 90 Wall street New York CITY.
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wASHINGTON, July is.-Thess army
orders were issued to-day:
First Lieut., Il T. Sches. Twenty-eighth
Infantry from walter Reed General Hos
pItal Washington, to Texas city, Tex, with
a company ~ the Twcnty-siSth Infantry,
second Lieut., J. w. Simons Jr. 20 Ke.-
lucky Military institute, Lyndon, Ky, as
professor Of Military Science ana Tactics.
col. II. II Boughton, cavalry, unassigned
IL attached TO Tenth Cavalry and relieved
from further treatment at Walter Reed
General Hospital,
Major Blanton winshlp, Judge Advocate.
10 Vera Cruz for temporary duty to relieve
Lieut. col !. Il, Porter, Judge Advocate,
who Will return TO the United states and
proceed 10 Fort Lesvenworth, Kan, for
duty In army service schools.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-14
BUSINESS PROPERTY RENTALS.

P'ase & Gilman have leased space In
H West Fo~ty-dfth street, new sixteen
stor" building 30 Miss Nellie West
William \ White & Sons have leased
m .os '0 tho Franklin Hudson Building,
''' Hudson street. 70 Henry Captain and
N'H' \ Sherwood. also offices at
N 70 70 old slip 20 the Schweitzer Coffee
Company and Alfred r. Norton.
y Brigham Hall and william n. Blood
200 have leased the west store at l4s
Wet Fourth street 10 John Palma
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Kenneth Ives { Co WSs:S" "ay'r' {. II
COUNTRY BOARD.

COUNTRY HOME. with refined. quiet sur
roundings, offered to business woman: 45
minutes to broadway, six miles from ocean
station hve minutes walk. Box 30, Lyn-
brook Long Island.
LADY OF REFINEMENT could accommo-
date convalescent during the summer
months In her country home; cheerful sur
roundings; quiet village not far from ocean.
Box 40. Lynbrook Long Island.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-14
MIL DEAL Up TO COURT.

- 71 arplicatiou made Yesterday IN the
IirreW" Court Is granted the three build
NJ owned by tho estate Of Or. William
Ban AZ 80 To 80 West Thirty-hfth street
~ ID" torn down and 4 seven story Office
t-id.rS 10 cost $4,000 will be erected
on the property The application was
MADE nv George w. Young, trustee under
~. Butts will, for permission to transfer
III" property to corporation To be or
tou@ed to erect the office building and to
Wv" stock In the company in payment
NJ ,ohnr.s petition said that he has been
u.''I" ~ r"Ut the property 10" several
.e'." and taxes aggregating $4,000 arc
oN' 'e SAID that the corporation viii
contribute $3.50 000 10 erect the building
end the property Will then be mortg a ged
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-14
MECHANICS LIENS.
Manhattan.

BEAVER ST rs and s5-Raisler Heating
% agt New & Beaver Arcade ct al,
owners. Beaver ~ Restaurant Co Inc,
cHNRI.ES sT. IS TO 32-Dazie CONSTRUCTION
90. Inc agt Margaret NJ Fritz. owner &
contractor .,.,..,,.,t.,,,',. .',,,',,t l,s1b
SAME PROPERTY--Samo agt same. $685.
STH Az G3O--Richard Brown agt walter
Won Erlcnbcu, lcssoc 4 contractor, 81 50
7TH ~, $50 30 S73--Nan Kannel Revolving
Door 80 Hgt Wclham %, owner, Minnie
y Fri,2. lessee; j Chsmplin Hotel 60,
contractor ................,... $3.50
49rH ST .3G TO $40 W--Davd II Nethanson
agt Mary FraWlcy, owner; Patrick Fraw-
Icy contractor trencwaD ,,.....,...,Sll5
18TH 81, i2i and 1925 W--Louis Ordcn-
stein agt Charles u Martin a First Mora
,Ian church, owners; stephen wilcox,
l7STH ST $, extending from Mapes ay to
Prospect av 29iNi7-Henry q sileck. Jr.
agt Middle Bronx Realty Construction
Go OF nj, owners 4 contra ators tre-
Bronx.
i-gD ct 500 E--G Goldberg & sons Inc, art
Louis Grecnherg a Bathgate Realty Cor
poration, owners, Louis Wcncr, contrac-
BATHGATE Az, isls-John Richmsn
Plumbing Co agt same.
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AVENUE-Mrs. Emma c.
SIN III has sold the triangular shaped
plot. l25xl25xloo, at the junction of
Aqueduct and Merriam avenues. The
property WAS given in part payment to
The podsur Realty Company for the
block front on the south side of 1891
street between lutcrvale avenue and
Kelly street. reported Sunday.
EAST llST STREET. Henry Nor
gcnthiu Company has sold 10 an in
weston 500 East lilst street FIVE
story apartment house. on plot 5OXJJ.
l. kashAre wa Tho broker.
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lis PE>DENS.
MANHATTAN.

FULTON ar. cor Church st. ssx7ss-
oscar Lowinson agt samuel * Jacobs ct
al faction to foreClos meChaniCs Hem;
ttfys Gilbert 4 Gilbert,
LEWIS ST. 9l-Macr Pearl agt Samuel
stoopsck ct al Cforeclos Of mtge); attys.
WeIssman & Hertz.
9TH Az, 396--Ellcn W Mcclellan agt Nina
VI stedman ct al tpartition): atty q NJ
Cumming
LENOX Az, . . cor HIN st. 7iI0xi0o--
Max Kebre agt The Kramer Contracting
60 81 al tforeclos Of mtgel. attys. Strauss
& Singer.
s7TH ST. 1909 w-Ellen " Mcclellan Agt
Florence clarke ct al partition; atty,
q NJ Cumming.
io2p ST. n s, 100 . "a av. 37sxiOO ii
Perry Todd ct al agt Davis RuHsao 81
"a, ,forcclos OF mtgel; attys. Foley a
earn ST. sl9-2i E--ssmu.l Katz agt East
goth - co 81 al foreclos of mtge), attys,
cary q Carroll
sSTH ST, rs E---Louis Sanger agt
Michael Power e. al Ooreclos OF mtgel {;
attys. cary 4 Carroll.
HATH ST, AZ W--Grace Gorges agt Isaac
g Hotaling 81 al toreclos or mtEe) 4;
attys, Cary Carroll,
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LEGAL NOTICES,

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that the
Hochstetter ,utillty Co, Inc, a domestic
corporation having Its principal business
ONCE IN the Borough of Manhattan. city,
County and state of New York. viii apply 20
the supreme Court OF the state Of New York,
at a special term thereof, Part l., to be held
nj the County Court House I'm the city and
County Of New York on the Goth day OF July.
1914. AZ 10 40 O'Clock In the forenoon OF that
day. or soon thereafter as counsel can
he heard, for an orier authorizing said
corporation to change Its corporate name to
the Pierson Film Laboratories, Inc,
Dated New York July It'll. 1914
HOCHSTETTER UTILITY co. INC
BY PAUL VI. PIERSoN. President
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PROPOSALS..

TREASURY DEPARTMENT. once Of the
Supervising Architect, Washington, u. G,
July 9. l9li-SEALED PROPOSALS Will hs
received IN this once untll O'Clock y. NJ;
alterations and betterments for the accom-
mediation NJ the L =. Courts etc. in the
T. = Court House and Post Once Building
New York city. Also separate proposals for
the installation OF ventilating fans motors
ducts etc, In the same building Drawings
and specifications may be obtained at the
Ofiice Of the chief Engineer and super
lntcndent. etc. u. =. Public Buildings. Room
727 Custom House Building New York CITY
- wFNpFROTH Supervising Architect.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-14
ASKS HELP IN WAR ON SIGNS.
Wants Public to Destroy
I,J,vfuI Highway Advertise ms n q.

The Association for the Protection OF
the Adirondacks issued an appeal TO the
public Yesterday TO help In abating the
nuisance of advertising signs In the public
highways. Most persons know that II In
n violation of law to destroy mile boards,
guide posts and danger signals, hut not
every one knows that under the provisions
Of the penal code ANY advertisement In
or upon a public highway in violation Of
tho provisions of this subdivision may be
taken down, removed or destroyed by
any one
The same rule applies to signs affixed
on private property without the consent
of the owner and the association hopes
that the public will interest Itself In pro-
tecting travellers and preserving the nat
ural beauty of the landscape by helping
TO eliminate such signs,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-14
BRoohLlN CORNER SOLD.

Samuel Gl'itzE1 has sold for John II.
Barenburg the northeast corner Of p.
av nue. and seventy third street, four
s,ory double brick apartment with stores.
on lot a0Nio0. This is the second sale OF
this property by Mr.. GalItzka in three
weeks
MARKS Bros. and ". J. Gooendo have
SOD two i've story apartments at the
northwest corner of iIewcs street and Lee
avenue on plot l25Nl25, for Isaac HIATT
10 n M,EllOV,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-14
OPERATORS my on NINTH AVE.

NINTH AVENUES Albert has sold for
the Julia Colburg estate to the Kemp
nor Realty Company Irving |. Kemp
ner president. 736 y nth avenue. a three
story frame building. on lot 22.6NS0,
located 8, feet south OF Fiftieth street.
The property has been owned by the
estate for fifty-two years.
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DWELLING ron NIL AVE.

Plans were filed yesterday In The Bronx
for a two story frame dwelling 20.6N30 on
the east side Of I'm avenue $50 feet
north OF Strang avenue AZ n cost OF $1,000
Tor John Aagman Henry Nordheim Is
the architect
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-14
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.

Delaney ST. ~ and 7e--Passaic Struo-
tural steel GO agt Manhattan Holding co
a. al. APR Il. l9iI..............s2,S 972l
a5TH ST : 10 II W-Fleischmanu Bros Co
aEt Forthwith 81 Realty Co. Apr ?.
SANE rRorERrY-isa,mi,e az; same. Fs IS
20, l9li................. ,lOSl2
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for 100000. He estimated that the prop
erty will yield a net income of $4,000 to
the estate and that the building will be An
ished by December Is next. The court
appointed Philip j. Britt referee TO de-
eide the application.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-14
QUEENS nuILDING GAIN.

Building operations in Queens borough
SHOW an appreci,ble gain during the first
half OF 1914, when permits were issued
for 2.532 new buildings estimated To cost
Nl,36o997. ar S2,175,471 in excess of the
corresponding period last year.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-14
RESULTS AT AUCTION.
Public offerings Yesterday In Man
haitian and BROOKLYN saIesrooms.

lat ~ vESEY STREET.
by Joseph u. nay.
DELANCEY ST S., n =. 326 q Orchard 81,
II. RNs5, sly tnmt n strs-Henrietta
lndcrhill aEt Jacob Nolk ct al, due. t30.-
liISo; taxes, Sc. 1396, to Albert A voik,
party In interest ................t5l,lO 100
by samuel Marx.
STANTON ST. l27. e. 100 " Norfolk ri,
2dNl5. sly tumt x strs-phiup Klein ct
~ ugt Morris MandelSkorn ct al. due
F2,O2O503 taxes. a.. S25O.4O. sub to two
mtgs aggrcgating $4,000. to the plain
l'H sss.'ss y 20, lVV
LAT THE BROOKLYN REAL ESTATE EX-
cHANGEl
By W. H. smith
DUMONT Az. :. 20 W Alabama AZ. ?ox
'a--F Nischert agt Eastern wood Wig
co 90 al, to Eastern Wood Working 60.
over "A mtg Of sl.2bO. ............... $3.50
ByaCharles Shpngood.
LOT -, hA i0Si. sec i3=-E Stromwasser
Agt J Blake ct al: to the plaintiff $500
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Westinghouse strikers Back at Work

PITTsBuRG. July lS-When 5000 men
and women returned 10 work to-day in tho
Westinghouse shops the big strike was
ended Two or three hundred men. whose
places had been filed were not taken
back
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-14
ii4rn ST. TENEMENT LEASED.

William A. White & Sons have leased
TO- Robert GRAY the six story tenement
a. d36 and 1873 East nam street to
A,00'l" Flumlano for a term of years
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800 for Violating Quarantine.

PHlLApErPHiA. July i3.-Mrs. Charles
Wheeler WIS fined 500 and costs to-day
on the charge of violating the health code
by sending maid from her house afflicted
with measles after the house had been
quarantined.
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cry DWELLINGS RENTED.

' Saw & 60. have leased the three story
49, basement dwelling AT 20 West l23d
sr,.' for Anna Moran 10 William Blohm.
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BUSINESS TROUBLES.

HARRY SIMON has nied petition In
bankruptcy individually and - partner
In the late firm Of Charles Sim0n's Sons
"hu|'sal" dealers IN hosiery and under
V-df ~ o. linton square, with liabilities
i21I. SIS aru no assets All the assets
were some time ago transferred to "A
committee of creditors and 10 Holmes !
Corheft. receiver The rrm sue
Catded by corporation two years ago
and a petition In bankruptcy was hied
against the corporation on March !, 1913
Lotus KIESLER advertising agent, OF .
West Thi~ty-uin'h street, has nl'd pc
ti'ion ia bankruptcy, with Liabilities
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-14
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
sun rises. ~ sun sets. 72s Moonrises 10. IS
HIGH WATER THIS DAY.
SandyHk 1900 Gov Island 70 rs He'll Gate. .2:is
LOW WATER THIS DAY.
sandyHk. $50 Gov. Island. 1905 He'll Gate. :. .s1s
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WHITE PLAINS Az SA27, aN-Sophia NJ
Wocssner to Alfred Buecher. 3427 white
Plains av, 8 yrs from July /. atty, \
Hupfels st2 = AIMS av. 81, 200 to $500
2l4TH ST, III Il, west store-,iennaro LON
bardo to Maria Nolpe. 72S u 2lfth st. 3
yrs from July 6; atty. John Bruccoli abi2
Holland NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ....... 1850
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RECORDED LEASES.
Manhattan

DOWNING ST, 63-G7. . bldgs-Annie Hoch-
felsen 20 Morris Schwinget. IS ist a.
yrs from July l, 1914; atty. f Rahino-
lsisT ST. cor 81 Nicholas av, :tsS $500
au-Melvllle Bearns 70 Herman G.
Crosse and ano, 1920 st Nicholas av 10
yrs from July I, 1914; atty, r VI Burg
hard, III Bway ...........i IS $50
6TH Az, 5S9. alI-Elmer Darling to
Morris Tekulsky, $50 6th av, . sig yrs
from June l. 1914; atty, NJ Burghard.
en- SWAY ,;....;.,' 5000
Cenere and ano. ~ Houston ~. Syrs
from July !; iMi; atty. Jacob Hon
man Co, oil T. 55th st......,.. So. 400
9TH Az, cor 18th 81 store and front .
walter W oakley - al 20 Geo = Schwein-
furth, 4li Central Park West yrs from
May !, 1914. address t2), $50 9Th av SO 500
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Arriyed-MONDAY. July IL.
SIS Berlin. 1918 i. M. Bremen. July 4.
So Mime tonka. e53 A. NJ D.. London. July &.
SIS Lapland. \ A. NJ, Antwerp July 4.
IS Carolina. 4:45 4. NJ. San Juan, July \.
IS Caribbean. $50 y. NJ. Bermuda. July IL,
SIS Harmodius, $50 +. NJ. Barbados. july Z
IS Aibln giA. 8 \. NJ, Inagua, July o
IS Grayson 1910 a. NJ. san Juan. July T.
IS Clothilde Cuneo. 81. NJ, Jamaica, July =.
So Comus. New Orleans. July s.
So Cherokee. Georgeto town. S. C., July o.
SIS Birkenfels. Savannah, July 10.
SIS FL Occldente, Ga weston, July 7,
IS City of Bristol. Boston, July IL.
Ss Colorado. Boston. July H.
ARRIVED PROM NHw YORK.
SIS CamVania. at Glasgow.
SIS Caserta, at Naples.
SIS Kronprinz Wilhelm. at Cherbourg.
Ss Mauretania, at Liverpool
SIS Minnewaska, at London.
SIS Bremen, At Bremen.
SIS Corcovado, AT Gibraltar.
SIS Barbarossa. at Bremen.
SAILED FOR NEW YORK
Ss President Grant, from Bouogne.
SIS akonia. from Naples.
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Petitions DIsmlssed.

II u HOLLINS & 60 Judge Hand has
dismissed the petition In bankruptcy IN
i in 'he arm E Of + Hollns CO.. stock
made a composition with creditors three
weeks ago a, 100 cents on the dollar
Receiver In bankruptcy.
NJ & !. MICHEL Judge Hand has ar
pointed saul GAM receiver Tor NJ. j.
bond $500. Win authority 20 carry on
business 70, ten days on , afgTes, OF "a
5000 and assets 5000.
schedules In bankruptcy.
AsCH & GILLETTE Schedules in bank
ruptcy or Asch Il Gillette. dealers in
mems furnishing goods al 1879 Broadway
Af PIM 3'P b iRSAbTf g CO. &C" Schedules in
banNruptcy OF Aired = Badt & Co,
manufacturers Of mons hats at ~ West
Fourth strcel show liabilities 'li79s and
TAYLOR NAT MANUFACTURING co
Schedules IN bankruptcy OF the Taylor
Hat Manufacturing Company Of q West
Fourth street and - Newburgh sho"
liabilities SGl7i and assets f1A32.
Composition Confirmed.
NIAGARA WOODWORKING CO--Judge
Hand has confirmed a composition Of the
Niagara Woodworking Company Of lo'
East l?5,h stree, sa1nd MiddIcpCr,, q So,' \,
cash. Liabilities were 35e,sbl.
Made An Assignment.
sEI.DEs y KAPLAN. manufacturers Of
pants a. 10 walker street: have made an
assignment 20 Louis lie Vine. The part
ners are Philip Seldes and Rem Kaplan.
Discharges From Bankruptcy.
Judge Hand granted discharge from
bankruptcy Yesterday to these hankrnpts
Kopel Engelbcrg, broker lS2 West l1tf
street, formerly leather goods dealer; IA
79 Fifth avenue. liabilities t2s0st; Edgar
J. ". Hart, dramatic Instructor Sf Mes'
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Receiver In bankruptcy.

NJ & ! MICHEL Judge Hand has ap
pointed saul GAM receiver for NJ j.
Michel Jewellers. Of e76 sixth avenue,
bond 8 800 with authority 90 carry on
business for ten days, on request OF a
meeting Of creditors. Liabilities are
IAnnO md Assels kh.000
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East OF Fifth av, between Fourteenth and
nom sts.)
Dist ST. .. 2i2.6 e ID av. e2.sNss louise
GOenert ct al 10 Loretta McGreevy, 22h r
2Oad IT. July .. yrs y C, atty, VIM
H0fmann, s5s Bway ....,..........Sl,O0 900
7sTH ST. =. u Sd av IeS62 John
Noble to Lizzie Blake, 42s T. 1884 st. l
", p c. July :: attys. SCHNEIDER q l.,
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1914-11-14
:

scented "The Price She Paid" and
"The Spendthrift." In the Royal Thea
ire last week. will make return en-
gagement here Wednesday and Thurs
day. when they will present the two
intensely human plays. THE Final
Settlement" and THE Thief" at the
Royal Theatre, Lehi. These are two
OF the most intensely human plays
written. Popular prices-10, 20 and
40 cents.
This same popular company plays
The Price She Pale" and THE SPEND
thrift" at the American Fork Opera
House next Friday and Saturday
nights, THE Price She Paid" Is a
rs cent attraction, but the popular
price Of 80 cents will maintain.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1914-11-14
o oooo0 5000 5000 o
D PLEASANT GROVE O
D HIGH SCHOOL NOTES O
100000 10000 5000 O

The Freshmen held meeting
Thursday a big party was planned
for, which will be held in the near
future.
The Sophomore class OF the Plea
SAINT Grove High School are taking IN
debating in the English classes. The
subjects debated yesterday were Re-
solved that Bassinis was worthy Of
Portia, and Resolved that shylook
was Treated Unjustly.
Miss Ada G. Jordan, demonstrators
Tor the Victor Taking Machines. was
IN attendance at the High school
Wednesday and gave some demon.
STATIONS OF records specially for
school purposes
.,
ne teachers of Pleasant Grove held
general teachers meeting on Wed
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1914-11-14
Many Attend Temple Excursion

The Temple Excursion Thursday,
under the auspices OF the Alpine
stake Relief Societies. was n highly
successful affair The three Interur-
ban cars were loaded as they left
Lchi at I o'clock, and carried l72 pas
sengers, 6 from Linden, SO from
Pleasant Grove, SO from American
Fork and 81 from Lehi Several who
missed the special, caught the regular
car a half hour later.
The special train did not stop at
any station after leaving Lchi til II
arrived in Salt Lake City.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1914-11-14
HELP us PULL PRICES DOWN

Mrs. A. +. Holman spent the week
end on Provo Bench, with her par.
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Patten.
Mr.. Ruben Radmall of Provo, Mr.
aud Mrs. Albin Hanson and Ethel
Radmall of American Fork, spent
Sunday with their parents.
Mr.. Geo. f. Holman of Heber, spent
Saturday night with his parents
Mrs. Sven Monson entertained at a
quilting Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. A. II. Powell OF Alpine. visited
here Tuesday.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1914-11-14
MANILA NEWS.

Mr. Edward Meredith spent Friday
at Provo.
Mr. and Mrs. Irving Johnson spent
Sunday at Alpine.
Mrs Ben Jorganson has been visit
ing her sister. Mrs. Mary Monson.
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and cities in the states OF Utah and
Idaho for the Christmas edition of
the Deseret News. This edition prom.
ises TO be one of the largest ever
written by this company
A few of the people who took adj
vantage of the Temple excursion
Thursday we're: w l.. Hayes, Mrs.
5. F. Walker, JOS Larson, F s. Hum
phrics. Bishop James II. Walker and
wife. Bishop r. d. Olpin and wife,
Mrs. Mary Armitstcad, Rowley Arfnit-
stead. c. J Johnson and wife, David
West. l.. w Lund and others.
Mrs X. ID Wndley entertained at
a supper and social last evening In
honor OF Mr.. and Mrs Roderick Mil
Ter of Shelley. Idaho, who were mar
red in the Salt Lake Temple Wed
nesday Mrs. Miller was formerly
Miss Ella Kellog Mr.. Miller VIII
leave for mission to New Zealand.
next week
Mrs j r. Warburton entertained at
a birthday party Monday evening. In
honor of her husband. A delicious
supper was served. The evening was
spent IN games. Those present were.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Warburton, Mr.
aud Mrs Thomas Rheims. Mr.. and
Mrs. Il. p. Swenson, Mr.. and Mrs.
Mark Rheims, Mr. and Mrs. yelling
ton Warburton, Mr. and Mrs, Soren
Sorcnson, Mrs. Friend Young. Mrs.
NJ. c. Anderson, Mrs Violet Warbur-
ton. Miss Lavetta Clark, Eva and
Pearl Warburton.