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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-28

WASH NGTOS, Nov. .1-No army orders
were issued to-day.
1h1ee navy orders were issued
commando W II MtcpougAl, from com
maud of tic Maynowcr TO naval war col
lcge. Newport.
iAcu,cuiut Commander g. W. Cox to
Naval Intelligence Bureau
Lieutenant Commander III. IL Royal,
from naval station, Great Lakes, to recruit
ing station, indianapolis.
lieutenant Commander c. W. Cole, To
naval training station, Great Lakes.
Lieutenant Commander n. l., Berry, from
Naval Academy 20 command the MayhoWVr
Lieutenant commander ]. A. Colton. from
naval attnch,, Toxic, To Novy Department.,
Lieut. y. \ Long, from the Delaware tn
Atlantic feet
Lieut., Il : Galloway, from the Kearsarge
10 the pcs MotneA
Lieut. {. McCourts from aid on stan
commander IN chief Atlantic fleet 10 treat
meut- naval hospital, New York
Lieut. T.. A. Thomson. from aid on stan
commander Third division Atlantic hcc, to
naval gun factory, Washington, II. Q
Lieut. T.. u McCormick to retired rs.
Ensign i. u Pennington, from BradforD
coal drpo. to tho Panther.
Enslgu j. l.. Han, from tho Hannibal II
| tho TtHh
Enslsn T l.. Shannon. from 'ho T,ouisis NJ
70 temporary duty receiving chip Norfolk
Assistant surgeon e. y, carlton, resigua
| ton accepted
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MECHANICS LIENS.
Manhattan

RIVERSIDE DRIVE, 7.j-S,anislaus CO.
Iankic agt Re Glad Construction 90.
owner jamestown Msntcl co. eontrac.
AMSTERDAM Az, Gss-john Bradley agt
Anna A.Crocker, owner, Base 4 Hyatt.
contractors ..................... o (
ST NICHOLAS Az, e. cor ism st, lis 5x
li4-Otto Gordon aEt New York Real
Estate security 90. owner; McVickar
GAillerd Realty ca, contractor tre-
ST NICHOLAs Az. Sc cor Iiith 81. Isl 2x
llN-Same agi same troncwaD ...... t27o
CENTRAL. PARK WEST, iis-same agt
MOUNT NORRIS Park WEST. 35-same
agi Same trenewall .,.,,.... .,.......s2O0
10Th 81, 500 N-Same egt same IRE.
pNsTT' BROADWAY. les ana iso.Nce,fS
fcils aGt sohrl, owner, !. Levine. con.
4sTH ST, lei WHIrank '&lhody;i AIT ' John IN
Doe, owner. Lawrence NJ Loeb. contr!c.
le2D ST 80? and tOi Waterman " sc,.
vim agt May knowles. owner; Hattie
= ninkelspicL contractor. .,,,,,'. s2G ~
Bronx.
10TH ST i?s ana $50 E-Michael Ceruss
AIT Christian kuhrer. owner, william
q ! Roeder, contractor. ...tl2I
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-28

WASHINGTOS, NOV. 2i--iIs.troytrs Mo-
Call Planning, Jenkins Heale, Jou,tt, battle
ships Sew YORK, Arkansas, Delaware. NrI-
shire, NebraskN, Utah and North Dakota
have arrived az Hampton Roads, dest roy'r
Trippr and burrows AT Norfolk yard: cruiser
ALBANY a. san Diego, gunhoat Chattanooga
AZ La Pa6; cruiser Saturn, from Mare Island
'or rIburon, cruiser Rainbow AZ -
Island.
Repair shir Vulcan has sailed from s., Do,
island 81 Soto Asia Minor tp B'Irs'. VA
Minor: transport buffalo, from N,natu| 10
ror Acapulco. collier NanshNu. tru'u I,
I'a2 for san Francisco, collier 'e-ar from
Charleston for Norfolk, and Ieunhoat York.
town. from La Faz for Topplobampo
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-28
J.. I. CITY LOT SALE TODAY.

In a special salesroom on Fitting street,
"o'f Island city, Bryan l. Kennedy VIII
.'a o." auction this afternoon at absolute
VAL" Thirty lots opposite this special sales
CON md Immediately adjoining the Bliss
.1l 'tro.in street subway station OF the
Wv dual Rapid Transit system on
Queens Boulevard. The lots are in the
,o'" bounded by Greenpoint avenue,
Queens Boulevard. Gosman avenue, Bliss
'' Carolin street and Mott avenue
.e f1ouncement last week Of the ereH-
,o' q row Of three double four story
'gd limestone apartment buildings
IN Sow avenue opposite these lots mar l's
mo ginning Of what Is expected to no
= r'.t building movement on Thomson
~
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EUROPEAN MAILS.

The American liner Philadelphia, sailing
to-day FOR Liverpool, Will take mall. closing
at 1870 a. NJ. for Europe except Germany,
Austria, Hungary. Luxembourg and Turkey,
Africa. West Asia and the East Tndies.
The French liner Chicago sailing to-day
for Havre. will take mail. closing at noon,
for France Rumania. Bulgaria, Servia
Switzerland. Italy. spain. Portugal Egypt
Greece, British East Africa, British India
Siam. Malta. Gibraltar. Ceylon. straits Set
Elements. West Australia Persia and Tor
other countries Except Germany. Austrtn.
Hungary. Luxembourg and Turkey when
specially addressed.
The Ho,,and-America liner Gorredyk. sail
ing to-day for Rotterdam. Will take mai
closing az 1880 y. NJ. for the Netherlaud-
Germany. Austria, Hungary and Luxemburg
and for other countries when specially al 10
dressed.
Tn. Italian liner San Guglielmo, sailing
on Monday for Naples. will carry mail. clos
ing at /? 30 =. NJ. for Italy. Germany, Aus
tria, Hungary. Bulgaria. Servia, Rumsnis
Turkey. Switzerland, Greece and for other
countries Except LuSemburE) when spe
claily addressed ..<
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se7s.ooo BROokLYN DEAL.

George Il Goodwin. president OF Eve"-
r-esn Cemetery. has sold FOR s2Io.oOo the
81 ,enements on pic, 100 feet on Broad
,sv and so feet on Pulaski street. Simon
s,ern * the buyer. He takes the prop
~ subiect TO $4,000. Mr. Goodwin has
,nsented TO take back three other mort
1ges totallIng si50oo0. Richard Good
yin negotiated the deal.
James VI. Hawley has sold 1874 Putnam
,vsnue for Gertrude Alfberg to Herman
,tozspfel; 327 knickerbocker avenue for
,saar Bernheim to Louis Hussakof and
"a Decatur street for Laura V. Carlisle
4 Newburgh TO Christina Straub. These
rake nine sales closed by Mr.. Hawley IN
g-oohlyn this month.
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WEST SIDE HOUSE AuCTIoNED.

Tho Woarena Court at 40 Claremont
avenue, a six story apartment house. was
The best property offered at auction yes
'erday In the Vesey street salesroom
u Was sold for $4,000 The auction
vas brought by Max Mnndel against Eva
rrop TO collect judgment OF sl2.721.
The property which was sold by Joseph
> Day. was subject to a prior mort
care OF $4,000 and was acquired by
William j. Casey, party in interest
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ANOTHER DYCKMAN FLAT.

Plans have been fled by Samue! Sass
with the Manhattan Bureau of Buildings
ior the construction OF a five story store
and apartments on tho northeast corner
~ Vermilye avenue and 207th street.
y Will have frontage Of 100 feet on
the avenue by 100 feet on the street.
n. facade will be of brick and terra
'0'ta and there will be accommodations
'or f0rty-one families. The cost has been
estimated at 100000.
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REAL ESTATE MARKET
NEWS AND COMMENT
Holiday Slows Up Trading
Deals Deferred and Brokers
Find Little to DO.
$4,000 BROOKLYN SALE

r,ils of midweck holiday were evil
Ian. Yesterday when trading In Manhat-
w, Tho Bronx and other more or less
tive sections was brought to standsti'i
40 lack Of interest. which brokers at
..h,,ed to the previous day being a holi-
5,v Sales at private contract and in
:. auction room. deals for mortgages and
.ss leasing OF space in business zones
.,,, with many setbacks. chiefly delays
which mean that next week may bring
~ we're slated TO close yesterday.
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CITY AND COUNTRY HOME TRADE

O'Couuor & Mccain have sold for c.
: Maltby his residence In Lyncroft. New
Rochelle. with an acre of land, held at
$4,000. 20 Edward +. Rush. who gave
= part payment a residence at GA West
i3sth street, held ut 100000. The 13Sth
street property is a five story dwelling on
ut isx9o.ll. title 10 which changed hands
yesterday.
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ar,JpERs BUY At ROCKAwAY.

The Rockaway Park Realty Company
las exchanged a parcel Of four lots on
Tf,h avenue Rockaway Park. for a plot
eoxll feet on the southeast corner OF
second and Washington avenues. Rocka-
yiy Park The purchasers who ACQUIRED
ne Second avenue parcel are going TO
rect several cottages. The same brokers
,l.o have sold the northeast corner OF
Washington and West End avenues 20 a
,,lent. who is erecting a cottage.
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NEW REALTY CORPORATIONS.

This following realty corporations were
chartered at Albany yesterday;
The Model House Company. Inc. Man
haitian; capital, $4,000; directors Rober,
Y Farley, Gideon " Fountain, New York
Gerard Fountain, Scarsdalc, y Y.
ogden Clarkson Corporation, Msnhat-
tan; capital. $1,000; directors, David A,
curkson. MeTiick. L. /, George W, Camp.
bell AMI Edmund w. Kngsland, New York
'rhs Yves horo Realty Company, Manhat-
tx, AVN, eaprtss Tso pSr,Htors HI,s sxl
Lamb, New York.
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supreme tuut'."Ry Justice Davis Doug
lass " douglas, pho'niN lnsr1ham, Hen
ron Ns Gintn, brspu A Rayuor.
Ry Justice Sew urgcr-t 'urtis vs. Jacobs,
william Klein. Rankin " Octav Lei. Co.
Abraham Stern, Seumcn's Bank for Savings
~ Bohliur. Edward II. Downing TiEh- "
walters. John freedman, Matter of Rob
ertsun, Francis 8. MtAvoy,
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Apps TO BAysIDE HOLDINGS.

John y. Runeke. Manhattan hotel pro-
--ietor. has purchased plot 100xl00 at
the northeast corner of Fourth street and
ramartlne avenue. Bayside. L. l. Mr.
Puneke's residence adjoins the property.
Ne now owns the block front on the north
SIDE OF Lamartine avenue from Fourth
stree. 10 Fifth street.
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United TAkEs Bath ST. STORE.

T'a United Cigar Stores Company,
'H took a lease of the property nj
~ ami 3n West Thrty-fourth street from
'.' Aston estate, will utilize the premises
premium station beginning January
The premises have "A frontage of fifty
'ee' rd VIII be- extensively altered.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-28

q a. r co ,-e p,,ay ann
SAME bTyamy,air,da,' f,ia..r "a .sno
Nav :, s,tv sarno ~ IN" w Nm
l4IST n Reekuan no 7S1Ox
ia oiia,nss r. nd, 80 "a W., t ry,ivN
ford Nonros Xoy 81 .'e,,v poSers
a \ a. Tedar - Wv - "'''' iii too
Lots 81 and 81 man t,dgewa,;c:rr i,tiv 60
Estates Devcinrn.n, 90 e. tsit, ,soo,Lii,
Oraden n 4 Nov ,, sttv Nrs Comisiin'
23i5 Gleason 80 80 800
20 ~ H. H. map paui estate-J ION VI Eek
Nov "a, atfy Apnis N uSr,,gan iiSa
Walker ."''s..'. .,.'' si0o
I Rlty co 10 pnundridgs Ritv 70 Inc ~
Bway mtg s3S 0oo Nov u, af,v i.ouis
Wendell. IF ~ Rvay ~ ~ sioS
UNION hV, SIS s. ioxi73'iiLsame TO
,-S sims, Noy 22s mtg 'asoo0: atty, ssmesioo
same. mtg $4,000 Nov "a! atty same stO0
LORILLARD PL. $ q cor 18TH ST, 2tiix
i00--Oscar Igstaedter ref 10 Knthnrino
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CITY DWELLINGS RENTED.

Peas & Gilman have leased. furnished,
'or Mrs. W. Adams to Mrs. Warren 8.
frame the four story and basement dwell
ne az ia East Thirtieth street.
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GIVE TP BRANCH OFFICE.

Sa0l'er & Liebler have consolidated
nor Washington Heights and Yorkville
Ines AT their new offices. at 1898
IHrl avenue, at Seventy ninth street.
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COUNTRY PLACE RENTED.

Douglas l., Gilman & Co. have leased
place a. Garden City. l., l., with Gage
4" 4H5.l to Edmund Quincy
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MI>T DIRECTOR TO LIVE HERE.

Nichols & Hobbe have leased for the
Aortm Hyatt estate house and three acres
ny land at Ossining- on-t the Hudson to
,''orge +, Roberts of Washington. d. c.,
Director Of the Mint
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-28
BUSINESS PROPERTY RENTED.

Porter G. Co. have leased to Selmer J
Petersen for a term Of years the store a
~ West l25th street
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-28

Bv Justice pavis--D1ra sprung vs. Eva
WoNtsr Michael j. Nllamena; Evelyn de
Cordnvi ~ Louis sen iesingr lsiuor J
Packer. Jonas Well vs. jennie KNt2, A W-lleS
stump. Noble Hirshfeld W Latham V. Field
PEi.lp \ pcyton, Jr,
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EsT\TE SELLS At IRVINGTON.

Nichols & Hobbie have sold for the
Ntlrs Of the Worthington estate property
4. irvington-on-th e-Hudson the southerly
cottage and several parcels on Broadway
70 Or O'Nelll The property was sold
subject TO lease expiring next May.
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RECORDED LEASES.
Manhattan.

BROADWAY. g cor iisth ST. store and
part cellar-Mary J Cunningham to Israel
Zakrowsky and ano. 90 w Ii7th st.
III. yrs from Nov Is. 1918. atty. Chas
AVE y 226. store and part basement
Thos = DAILY and ano to Jas J Bush. s73
Ave u. yrs from Nov To- 1914; atty
Dittmar. al L. 55th tt. 81 S9G
sd Az -1s. ail-Patk Herman to Philip
SussmAnn, .19 Sd ay, yrs from May /
sTli Az, $50 store--Robert Currie 20 VIM
Noost. 30 " 1881 ~. 1919 yrs from
Dec ], 1914 son
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-28
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC
sun rises. 65S sun sets. d30 Moon sets. 800
HIGH WATER THIS LAY.
sandy HE AN Gov Island. 500 Hell Gate. s'ss
Low WATER This DAY. 49,.
s.ndyHv 10 ), Gov. Island I, ~ Hell Gate ia
Arrived FRIDAY, November 81
SIS LUST nia, 4i3 p. NJ Liverpool, Novem
5. San Guglielmo. II p. NJ Thursday, Pal
SIS Well. City, p. NJ. swansea. November
Motor shin Mississippi. sl5 p NJ. London.
November IL
So Campania dtalianI. $50 p. NJ. Genoa. No
vember 4
S. Aibsn. a:i5 A VI. Liverpool. November r.
S. Rio Clara. y 10 A. NJ. s., Lucia, Novem.
So Munwood. 10 80 A. NJ. Ma,snzs.. Novem
So MORO Castle. p. NJ. Havana Novcm
| IS stephen. $50 p. NJ. Barbados. November ~
S. Josef Fredrik, 40 i. NJ Bluehelds No
\ vember IL
S. e. Vale. Galveston. November q
| So City OF 81 Louis. savannah NoVern Der y
s. II Rio. New orleans. November 80
! IS Gufoil, Port Arthur Ton. November ~
| So Monsaldale. Philadelphia. November rs
! So Pawnee Philadelphia November q
| IS Chesapeake. Baltimore. November Y
| - Blorgvin Philadelphia, November ~
| S. Arizona, Boston, November -
ARRIVED FROM NEW YORK
! So Mcnomlnee. AT London
! s. Danube. AT London
SAILED FOR NEW YORK
! Sc Kroonlsnd from tho A1otes
| - Re d'ltala. from Naples
| So Mlnnetonka, from London
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lpnh East sykes realty
Cotpn to John p Pine - Gramerey Park
Nov a. mtg $4,000 atty, l. Co. lsS
MOTT Az e ,. 100 n iii;h s. bOxi2s.fx
4s.llxle7. Mot Avenue Realty Co to
Arc Really nSo co; 81 Z isoth It, Noy q,
MORTGAGES.
twith name and address ot lender and
lenders Attorney
downtown.
South OF Fourteenth St
CANAL ST y cor Mulberry st 2ixSo.-
Glens Falls. Y, Nov 4. demand pc;
MaN y w w. e i:5 Ff hrooM1 .. go
IoO-sarah Barael to stone Az Realty
So SGur No st. hr SI9y Abe aq Rock kan
&c Court st. Brooklyn. toO
EAST of Fifth ayi o sS'w s,s5 Fourteenth and
Edw Nv Ciinch'. exr and rus, TO irving
per Bond, nov AZ atty, r c co. i5s
els SYST s$r. 5. lis Park av' 30xico5w,
Trust CO, i76 Broadway, due as pei, bon nd,
an %v. ~. si.io sisi It. AK Louise
Alexander to Emile haSsey. -
5 ssa4. :. Ny e; 81. afs Apr 80 i' eSG
E5hG& Pesiy . cS 49, 40 M MoJ dae MiT
J. 1920 ~ {. at'ys wOodford ,n3.SS o p,
pknK N, Kv ' cor ssd -. iiex- i:s,ho.i
Madison AZ. Soy q. due Mar !. a. ls 100
5ia Ct atty. same. '''''''S '-''oVV
West Side.
Cwest OF Fifth sy between Fourteenth ana
7TH Az. " s. 7s.7 n aad st. i9?xseio.I,
ano. 1850 Madison ev.. Nov -. demand
/ : p =: sttys. r,wer Mas, iSS
,o FT'> ST, =. loo s,h ay. 5oxsse
/ christina cook e. Equitan.e L!,e ~
pr mts $4,000, yrs. c. atty: l. T
! ms co. 100 Pway ...........;... sSh.oVo
! 4sTH ST. +. 1913 " 6th ave, 22N- Emily
de Birmingham % Bcrncrdus h,'t ,sn as,
due as per bond, atty. T g 60, n1SS
s7T THS st. n :. ,ois 7,h av. 20 iox, :o5-
/ Louis u ChaN' 70 Corinne de More
is il 10Th ct. Nov g. due Pc IL leis; ~ ~
sEME rRoPERrY-I.ouis II chalit to
m,e ,io,ooO. Nov ., due Dec g., d9 I,s,
s,n PSI. ANY, 'i i.s Amsterdam ay' 80 Ok
ioc e-wes,ey Realty ca. 20 9 husustn.
MEIER bloomfield, y J. Nov 10, pr Pig
$50 900. Yrs. 8 p G.; a'tys. Stoddara g 6
,oNn "a r. h " :. $50 " cca,, Park wss',
,eNioo S-i"h 2,,Srsde 'T Ram. i'aiy %oy
= yrs. p per bond; atiys, .irI ~
Il 4 u - ENcange NJ ....''.''' 'S''''''
yp,own
-, ,,o., 81,
Manhattan island. noT'n o. ''ul' ~,
i3>TH ST - 2ps B"ay, l"Ns2 J.
/ ,'has = Malthy 70 Elw 7 Rush, HigAfaE'
conn. NOV a. ~ mtg $500. : yr~. = as
per bond. atty, T q co. l76 B"ay sloo0
ur,,,
Borough % Tn" Bronx
MApES Az " T. % l5sth - 4oNioo-
80 :i26 Tra,man Az Go. Inc, 20 Ciarcnc..
Maycr, 1888 7th Az. pr mtg SEQ. oct
| l. due As per bond. atty \ Fraukeuthalc-
| 81 Nassau St.. .... ......... - 5oC
Inst ST 5 :. l4l2. " BROOK ay SSl9G,L
| Anna Zacpal 20 Eliza Durham. - W Nls'
81 and a1o exits, Nov 49, 3 yrs , y e.,
| atty. " n a q 7 Chamberlain. - Nsssfr
! ST ................ ...-...-.-- $4,000
l7GTII ST n = 100 . Anthony av, ioOS irreG
'Hhoih MrCuloch TO ci'y R,pt,s
Mission society. 1856 20 ~. pr mtg So, 1000
%oy / yrs. p o, atty. = q ~ r go
J i5s Bway ........,.. ....... SO. 500
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SATISFIED MECHANICS LIEN.
Manhattan

l40TH Sr 1871 to $50 w patten 90 art
simon Moore Holding co ct al Nov %,
lFlf '..t,. ..st. Slli. II
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Court Of Appeals Calendar.


AIUNNY. Nov -T.'rnc CUuri - Anper'-
cllcrdor for Monday l.. Nos IT'S. 80. A.
So 80, So, - and 50.
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WILKENS Az. 1887, store No .-utility
Realty 60 ia Paul Rata. 9la Freeman ST.
Yrs from Nov /. 1914. atty. lily Uttsi
- i@'u''Ns II NhVV 10 Wv
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MORTGAGES.

with name and address Of lender and
lenders attorney
DOuntoNp
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South OF Fourteenth St
CANAL at, n . cor Mulberry st ?5x5o--
Phebs l. Donnelly to Annie NJ Lcsce.
Giens Falls. Y, Nov = demand 8 PC
atty, II Williams. Glens Falls, Y ..'t7o
MANGGN ST. =, $50 Broome 81, 2JN
i00-Sarah Barhel to stone Az Realty
Co. 20 Court st. Brooklyn, due Jan J.
1879, c, Nov 20. atty, Abe Rockmore,
oG Cnmrf ST RrnnklNn. .......... 81. $50
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1914-05-15
LATEST NEWS
EPITOMIzED
FROM TELEGRAPHic REPORTS
THAT COVER THE WEEKS
EVENTS.
OF MOST INTEREST
KEEPING THE READER POSTED
ON MOST iMPo RTAkT
CURRENT TOPICS.
Western Newspaper Union News Service.
WESTERN.

Mine No. OF the New River Col
deries Company at Eccles, w. Va, was
sealed after 15S of the 172 bodies had
been removed.
Two hundred and twenty-five min
ers employed at Oak Hill mine No. 2,
in the Clinton field, north OF Terre
Haute, Ind, went on strike because OF
the discharge of two drivers.
Seymour Stuart of st. Louis was
elected commander in chief of the
United Sons of Confederate Veterans
at Jacksonville, Fla, succeeding w.
w. Old, Jr., of Norfolk, Va.
Machinery Palace. on the grounds
of the Panama-Pacific Exposition. was
thrown open to the public in fete
celebrating the reconstruction of San
Francisco following the fire of 1906.
Maury l. Diggs. former state archi-
tect, was acquitted by jury at San
dictment charging statutory Of
fense against Ida Fearing, minor.
For beating their mother because
she wanted them to pay board, John
and Joseph Raab of Chicago were each
fined $500 and costs by Judge Caverly.
Their mother displayed ugly bruises.
In northern Arizona, Utah. Nevada.
southern Idaho and western Wyoming.
the fires on national forests set by
campers have decreased in four years
from nearly third to approximately
one-flfth.
At Chicago John F. Jelke, oleomar-
margarine manufacturer. was fined
$4,000 and sentenced to two years in
jail for conspiracy to defraud the gov
ernment of taxes on illicitly colored
oleomargarine.
Two persons were killed and forty
injured. three probably fatally, at De-
troit when two city street cars, both
overloaded with male passengers en-
route to work. crashed together on
Oakland avenue.
Uncle Joe" Cannon spent his 18th
birthday at Danville. ILL.,. reading in
his library and comforting with few
friends on his plans for returning to
Congress and restoration of the Re-
publican party to power.
I'm mighty glad to get back in the
United States" said Nelson O'Shaugh-
messy, United States charge daffaires
in Mexico, when he arrived in New
Orleans from Mexico City via Vera
Cruz. His wife and child accompanied
him.
Major General ]. Franklin Bell, who
has been relieved from duty as head
of the Department of the Philippines.
arrived from the Orient by way of Sc
attle Major General Bell was on his
way to Texas City under orders from
Washington.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1914-05-15
SPORT.
standing of western League Clubs.

In closely contested ten-inning
game at Boulder the University of
Colorado won over the State Agricul-
tural College, to 8.
Pitcher George Mogridge of the Min
neapolis American Association base
ball team was released to the Des
Moines club of the Western League.
Play ended at st. Petersburg in the
elimination round of the international
chess masters tournament with Jess
r. Capablanca. the Cuban expert, well
in the lead.
At Rabat. Morocco. Lieut.. Saint
Lague was killed and Pioneer Ron
nerau received slight injuries when
the French army aeroplane in which
they were flying capsized and fell
from a height of 1900 feet.
Interest in the twelfth annual state
interscholastic track and field meet
for high school athletes. which will be
held at the University of Colorado. at
Boulder, on Saturday, May 16. is more
intense than in any previous year.
There is a larger list OF contestants,
more schools will be represented. and
athletes from distant points of the
state will come for the meet.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1914-05-15
ANcIENTs KNEW OF GLAZING
Proof That Early Inhabitants Of Mex
leo Ueed Process In the Manu-
facture Of Pottery.

The discovery by Henry c. Mercer
OF Daylestown, Pa. that the ancient
Inhabitants OF Mexico used a glazing
process in the manufacture of their
pottery has revolutionized the views
of ceramic experts at the University
Of Pennsylvania, and may lead. says
American Art News. to the discovery
of beds Of clay suitable for use today.
Mr.. Mercer. who is an expert on TIL
ing and a former curator of the Uni
versity museum, during recent study
of Mexican potteries at the museum.
had his attention called to the varf-
ance in workmanship in certain col
lections He promptly classified the
potteries as possessing two different
kinds of clay. and was surprised to
find that a distinct glaze was still
apparent
The ancient Egyptians. says Mr..
Mercer. did not glaze their works. the
Chinese adopting this precaution at
later date to make their vessels I'M
pervious to water. Civilization had
been established by this time. how
ever. and the use of the glazing art
by prehistoric Mexicans may unfold
interesting ceramics.