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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-03
LOFTS AND STORES LEASED.
properties In Many sections Get
New Tenants.

Pease 4 Gilman have leased store
IN the Walton Chambers, at 172 West
seventy second street, for n term OF 1--WE
years to Mabel T. Goodridge for use as
n tea room The store was held at $4,000
per annum.
The Charles +. Noyes Company has
leased the store and basement In 80 and
~ Frankfort street to the Paradox Safety
Paper Company: the store. basement and
sub-rellar in 40 John street to Corlies.
Macy IL Co. for five years. and the store
and basement in 46 Gold street to the
Carbondale Sponge Company
William A. White q Sons have leased
a loft In 3f7 Greenwich street to Howard
a. Boycc. a loft In 443 and 445 Broad
pany. loft In b33-541 Canal street TO
the SAINT Franco Duca. loft in 29s
broadway to the Old Colony Textile
company, loft in 1l2 Reade street to
VI, A. Waxnan. a loft In 536 and 53s
troome street to the f'lushovalve Com
pany. loft in 3S2 Lafayette street to
u. n :. SALESMAN. "a loft in 1871 and 133
Bleecker street 20 Sol Newman, n loft in
rs Bleecker street to $. Kabus. n loft
In lJ4 Spring street to Barnet Feldman
ofhces in 12-16 John street to +. Gillmor
and In 100 Hudson street to the I. Sill
verberg Commission Company.
NJ a l.. Hess have leased the fourth
t'ishkn Bros. and the eighth loft In
129-l31 West Twenty SECOND street to
the American Waist and Garment Com.
pany.
Pease & Gilman have leased offices In
14l broadway to Frederick Hooper. Jr.
In II Wall street to l.. &. Butler and Fred.
erick Paulsen. in 434 Broadway to Ger
| man cutlery Importing Company, Nathan
| iinsbcrg, Wolf Appleton and Barnett
| Bros. in 1913 Liberty street to John e
Reid Herod Jarrett and Charles ii
Carter in 80 Maiden lane to =. II. Cess
vein & Co. and loft space in 60 NASSAU
, street to Selvin & Wasserrnan.
| The Duross Company has leased a store
| in 1872 West Fourteenth street to tn,
Novelty Stamp Company Inc. also tn,
! third loft in 2i2 West Fourteenth stree
to Herbert Horton, the second and thir,
. lofts in l6 East Thirteenth street I,
| Louis Frank. the store at l6 East Thir
teenth street to +. Strothmann the sixth
loft In West Sixteenth street to Sam
I uel Hickman and the third loft in l2-
West Eighteenth street to Jacob Miller.
| The Cross 4 Brown Company has LEASED
space In $40 West Forty-fifth street 4
| Marguerite G. Nickerson and Mary X
| oliver. doing business under the trad
name OF Nargery and to q. W. T. Dow
| ling. and space in 1918 West Forty
sixth street to Delvina Boulanger.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-03

agt George Eisenbach ct al foreclosure
1S OK tax 9s hsn ATTY, sohwar,zmsn
chi Newman ct al tforeciosure of tax
Hem: at;ys sohwartzman Schwartz
Lot 81. blk 2os2. acc 7-Loui. Pines ar,
Adele Chatain et al foreclosure Of taN
nSnl auys, sehwartzrnan & Schwartzmsu.
Hannah silverstone ~ nj (foreclosure ~
tax lien). attys. schwartzman q schwartz.
LOT ISL. blk 1855, sec Louis Pines ag,
John Lynch e, al foreclosure OF tax Hem
a,tys. schwartzmnn & schwarSman.
l?OTH ST, n = bet LIST and % avs, lot If
Belle sew~li aEt Louis Lese OF al fore
closure of tax HEM; atty. n Frank.
Lana and Lien GO agt Charles Iilmo ct
a. uorsclosure OF taN Hem atty. NJ Frank
MADISON Az IS BET nah and ii'th =.
Levy ct a. CoreclosSre o: tax lenl atty.
9TH ST. ., bet Circle and 9th az. lot Us
Land and Lien co art Henry Heinken ct al
o, foreclosure OF ,as lem: atty; Frank.
50 and b6--Land and Lien Co agt Francis
Taylor 81 al foreclosure OF tax Hem /:
c5TH ST. I. bet "a and 81 avs. lot 81
Land and Lien Co as, Joseph Hecht Inc.
e al foreclosure OF tax lem; atty. NJ
GREENWICH ST. $. bet Charles and Perry
ss.s, lot 9s-Land and Lien Co sgt Daniel
seySei ct Al foreclosure OF tax lienD
:3ITH ST 100 q of Martha Az, iOoxloO-
John Nctionegal ag' Wcsi"y Construction
9" foreclosure OF mortgagcl; attys. Reed
n =
?7sTH ST. NJ, 2; Of onei4... az. e5xloo
Adelaide II kavanau2h AGt Wesley Con
sirut'lon 90 foreclosure OF mortgage
Gttys Reed & +.
LOT q map OF BronSwood Park--wi.iIan
Trull ast Ralph Glover 2; al fore.
,sST SsHF sr "f moGGisssS, .',i{ l. French
iOo-Herman 7 Fpple ag' William II
Deere e; u! action to foreclosure tax lien)
atty, l. T. French.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-03
pyCkMAN nLoCK FRONT SOLD.

The block front on the west side OF
Ninth avenue between "l1th and 2l2th
streets has been sold for Wesley Waite by
John y. Golding to n buyer who is consid-
,ring reselling the property TO builder
- a site for fats of the walk up type.
The block contains twelve lots. ten OF
which front on the avenue and one on
each street The avenue frontage or IN"
property is 1870 feet ana the street
Measurement $50 feet Anna WAITE
bought the block seven years ago. This
, the third property in the pycNnan
'ract sold in the last ten days. The
cher sales were the northeast corner or
Sherman avenue and Academy street to
col. Jacob Rupert the brewer. ana q
pot l00Nl50 on Post avenue south OF
.01th street TO l.. q. forCotson.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-03
NEW REALTY CORPORATIONS.

The following realty corporations were
chartered at Albany yesterday;
The Interstate Real Estat" aud Rrokerage
Company, Inc. New York. capital, 500, 600
directors. Sol. Xarck. Roscoe T.. blanchard
and Lydia l.. blanchard, New York.
The Hayford hcalty Corporation, Man
r. Mahen brooklyn, Charles +, Kramer and
Josephine A Lane New York.
The Matndo Realty COMPANY. Inc, Man
haitian. capital 100000, directors, Matilda
SIssman. Adoph sussman and Morris APPEL
baum Now York
The Rerom Realty Corporation. Man
haitian; capital $4,000; directors, William II
LETTERS Sherwood +. colliu- and Jacob
Schuler, New York.
Edward polak Inc. Bronx, capital. 81 ooo
directors. Emma y polak Edward Polak
and Edna loak. New YORK
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-03
r n. Ju.. BUYS .aTu ST. HOUSE

Douglas Robinson. Charles :. Brown
COMPANY have sold for the Hyde Realty
Company TO Theodore Roosevelt. Jr., the
four story dwelling 1T ldj East seventy
fourth street. ON lot 20Nl022. Mr.. Roose-
welt is the tenant, having leased the
building last February. The property is
on the north side OF the street between
THIRD and Lexington avenues. The house
I. one OF row which the Hyde COM
ANY purchased some time ago ana mod
,rnized The Roosevelt house was held
IL $4,000
Thomas j. O'Reilly has sold for Mrs.
Albert T. D'Oench TO n client for oc-
curancy the four story dwelling 1880
Madison syenuo, northwest corner OF
Eghty-fourth street. on lot 22N'o. The
property was held at $4,000.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-03
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.

,vi,h name ana address ~ lenders attv)
LOT 100 mex ~ Hunt. r"in, E; ;no :;
Borgstede. atty, l. T Co. 100 Broad.
LOT sci. map portion Hun, estate. Van
Nest station, sept 4. leOs-Mary A runn
90 ny Haffen, ear, s'a crotona PARK
20 ~, > . cor sist st. sxs.. Nov ia
lss0--Sophle and Aug Buse to Annie
W Gould; attys coudert Bros, Rector
gsTH ST. iai W. :. s75 W 9Th av. 2Ss
$50. Feb IS. ls05--Jas Mack tn Bankers
Trust co. ATTY. l Co. 1856 broad,
LOT lss map sect a. vyse estate tgsd
Ward Land Imp; CO.. Dec 70: lsii.JnS
Guiding, 1901 Bathgate av.. ..,.. i2.slI5 80
:5TH ST =. s:b n " eth av, ?sSss;s;
two parcels being contiguous throughout
entire length. May 3, i9io-Beni Kaye
70 BANKERS Trust CO.. atty'. Ti'io;sSn oo =
?9TH ST n s, ls' e from cor lith av;
Martha ME- Milton to ns naya.s .s, na
Thos Fitzsimon. i4,7 Bway. $4,000
LUDIow ST, " ;, being lot IA, map par,i-
BrwE Co. Ltd, 1863 Meseros st, Brook
rK AZ Az. iss ion, st i7assS ISIS
July 30. leiO-Rosario and Eliza vacca
TO Fredk and Louisa Vol; atty, Jno J
LY WSi'S Az r~ny SO drac. av sssic"
MAY 10. ls0s--Thos and Lizzie Scott to
cyrus Hitchcock: atty. II ogden: g
ssD sT. 10 L, n 8, isxios.2 Feb i, isos~-
Alex Brnen to Chas Gulden; attys: Deyo
RivERsIp ID DRIVE. ISL. o a5rioc. ' Feb
l. ieiO-ward and Gladys + Brewer to
Marion J barkley; atty b Ba,kI sS6
5sTH 4" 81. les f. I. aoxioo.5. july ;'G as'
Baa Ma%masS sSan 70 Mary Ii:Rs
HAMILTON TERRACE. 9 g. 20+:t n l%ist IT.,
IA acy j Bake. aug 70 Hy 's'G Hoy and
an9, trustees a'tys DAILY Hoyt a. a NJ, ~
st + Mi'i,S!" ST. =! "a ana Is. 80
spring 81, Gosioc oct !. isos,-.Harry and
Sarah smons ct al to Virginia Bell /;
ri. f,s ST. " 10 r. nm" cor Lexington av' SSS
IA. Apr 20. lsle-Lowell Realty Co TO
Anna a Curtis "ttys' woodford y p,
LEXiSGT f Av. $685.. IS, scxso' Nov "a? rs
lslo--Celesta NJ 4 Nathan q Boaeman 10
linton Trust Co; attys' Woodford. = 4 T.
FAD ST, 90 Lexington av lsXItt.
3PtG s ri as cut,er; atty NJ ' Tish.nar'
7sp 81 sfrN "o" !. Lexington av. is:!:! III.
s" sT to 5 :aT E. "..' cs. Apr 90 1879
Realty Purchasing 4 Mort Corpn TO Gym
| thia II II CLARKE; atty. Jefferson Clark;
Aa 4: Ms1ioS Az $50 ssiissjss ss1S"
! FranEiln Say Bank; atty, ii $ Treasy: ";
LEXiN9T9S s,c Az rsr TsH II Stsi e
I Edgar a Levy attys' woodford. bS y,
rssM nSd sT 49, 49, s5xsis. Aug i. iscSw
Israel Bardfeld to Eugene Met1ger; attys,
Weinberg Bros aos Bway, L.. $4,000
EsfEN s ST Ea,n 0t to Jo. a suttsnwissSr
w iGs hSsy Av, i,io o. .o.ioo May Il
le sITi 81. a5S b, $ ), rune $ ssx " -,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-03
MY nROOKLYN PARCELS.

Ha,erInan. Hall & Byrnes have SOLD
for the Fuudy Company plot 5oNlSo. on
the west side Of Ocean avenue, 2fo ieet
north o. Avenue II, to Amelia Betts also
FOR tho Fundy Company the Jeanette anu
Monroe apartment houses AT 'he no, Wv
east corner Of Beverly road and East
Tvoo,v.nrst street, two four story build
irrs on plot lOOXlO0. to the 'tinton
Haddou Company, which gave IN eN-
change l21 lots al Aqueduct, l.. ], also
sold FOR William l.. Butler 55l6 Fourth
avenue q four story double nat. on plot
ajYloo - an investor, and Tor LOUIS
B'yi'r Jr. the Roanoke, six story
apartment hotel. on plot 5oxloo, at W
and II South oxford street, to the Acad-
envy Realty Company, which gave IN eS'
charf" twenty-scven and one-haIt acres
a. Nm rfAnn- l.. L
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-03
BROKERAGE NOTES.

Frauk +. Schaei'ler. formerly with the
firm of Rraisted. Goodman n Hershheld,
has opened an office at 2S3I Broadway.
southwest corner of 10th street. for the
transaction of a general real estate and
insurance business.
Clinton H. Booth and William VI. Eek
lund. formerly connected with the Fifth
avenue office of the McNickar-Ciaillard
Realty Company, are now with Rice T.
Hil at 5OI Fifth avenue
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-03
Movements Of Naval Ncssels.

WASUlNGTON Feb The collier
Nereus has arrived NJ Norfolk yard, collier
Cesar at Lambert Port, collier Aharenda AZ
Manila, destroycrs Monaghan, Flusser and
Sterett at cape csnarerhl, destroyer Ayl"Nn
A, C;u.ni.nnino, ba,tleshtp ohio at Vera
cruz tug Uucns and submarine Ga al New
York yard.
The destroyer Pa'k"r has sailed from
Charleston for tiuHnftNarNo, destroyer Pres
ton from Charleston 'ur Miami, tug osceo.s
from ,uautnnaUIp for t,uaCauabo hay
cruiser Denver from san Diego for Corinto
gunhosi Annapolis from san Desc for San
Frnnclsco, batil"sntp taliNrnts from San
Trsnci-co for san Diego ana gunboAt CallAo
from Hongkong for Canton
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-03
ESTATE SELLS 18TH STORYTELLING

The estate of Caroline Butteriicld has
.old through John y. Golding the dwell
ing at II East Forty-eighth street. The
rame of the buyer Mr. GoldinE did not
snnounce. but the new owner bought the
twelling as an investment which means
that II will be occupied The house is
four stories on lot % feet wide and 100
fee, deep about 100 feet west OF Madison
avenue. IL has been owned by the But
,erneld family since 1876. 1t adjoins a
ION story building erected some years ago
tv A company headed by Henry Morgen-
thau.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-03

Martha J walsh to Mary A walsh. 2tsi
Westchester av, Jan %; atty, De Witt
II Lyon, Portchester, y Y............uift
SOUTH /. Of plot 6, s5x1oo. map. Arden
property-Jos Murray to Annie Murray,
aro 4 nth ri. Jan ~: atty, W NJ Os-
Neder. ~ W 3lst st. .,..,:;,.....a::
NsSnfLE Av, W s. ~ roth st 2Sxioo;
2sxi00 - Donald Mclean and ano to
Fanny Il Gardner 2is De Kalb av. Phila-
deihia. Pa. Jan 20. attys. Allen a $
sTEBDiNs Az. n W e. i5i.1 q W chisholm
st, 2l9x4sx irreg--Chas II Lockwood to
Smith williamson, White Plains. y
Jan 2i, mtgc $1,000; atty t2). $50 Alley,
18TH ST. n e, 6s.10 W Southern Blvd
soxioiilx irreg.w A. Bldg Corp to
inston av. Jan 81, mtse e4oioo: atty.
,or g G." i'e bwas An -; iiccx ,r savo
also Decatur av. a. 225 n i95th ct.
?5xloo; also bonds. ntges; &c; trust deed
Maria a Valentine to Chas Y campbell
Carmel. y Y, and ano. Jan !, 1909. atty.
Title q n r Co. ZIG Bway III
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-03

These navy orders were issued;
commander 9, Davis to charge OF naNa
radio statlon, san Diego, Cal.
Lieut. H. A. Baldridgo from Pacific feet
to Nag lieutenant and fleet ordnance Officer
AsiatiC Meet.
20 tho Michigan.
Lieut., W. ". wilson 10 The North Dakota
Surgeon +. 4 Murphy 20 the Michigan,
Cant Il. a. Lander, Marine Corps, from
Washine ton marine barracks to recruiting
duty. Pittsburg,
FROM Mare island marine barracks TO Nuva
Hospital, Las Animas, cal
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-03
ON TENEMENTs SOLD.

LEWIS STREET.--LouisC owan has sofa
For the Realty Realization Corporation
~ Lewis street, five story front ana
-four story rear tenements, on lot 2oN
To-. to q client, who gave In part pay
mont plot OF seven lots at the soutn-
west corner of State and Seventeenth
streets, Broadway Flushing.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-03
INVEST ~ ASTORIA FLATS.

rho Mathews building Company has
Sold 20 Sadie Pietrowski six FAMILY
IA on the west side of Twelfth avenue
hHtU"ss Grand and Jamaica avenues.
Asiort, for slI,500. The same com
pan h1e also sold a similar house, ad-
joning for SlI5OO. 10 Peter T.. NOwak OF
Long island city John r. kreeSer was
me broker In both sales.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-03
WEATHER FORECAST
Washington Predictions for To.
day and Tomorrow.

,or ...s.ru N.~ yn.l tate a.
SOUTH SNOW IN north portion today
IocnI rains or suows to.mOrroV1,
.-., . --A .
Ing Tomorrow.
For New rcrsev fair aud rarn,er ,odav.
local rains Tomorrow: Increasing southeast
winds
For northern New England, Increasing
cioudiness and warmer to-day; snow to.
morrow; variable winds, becoming moderate
southwest.
For southern New England. increasing
rIoudiuess To local rains to-norrow
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-03
GLEN COVE HOME FOR WILLIAMS.

Arthur Williams of the Edison Electric
Illuminating Company has commissioned
COIN Bros, architects, to prepare plans
for him for a house to cost $4,000. II
will be on II three acre plot AZ Glen
Cove, l.. |. The dwelling will he of Eng
llsh gothic style of architecture, con-
structed Of hollow tile and brick veneer.
The mantels for the house will be brought
from Spain
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-03

WASHINGTON, Feb, This army order
was issued to-day;
First Lieut. i, NJ Honeycut from FIRM to
Third Field Artillery
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-03
hE,'r, 90. nrys PELHAM TRACT

=, samuel T., Jacobs of the Hudson Realty
'ohil'" has bought from the beau-
manor h'1Iiy COMPANY tract OF lana
.,''a" about l2j lots at Pelham
=, ,'f Heights, Wcstchester county
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-03
Long ISLAND FARM SALE.

The John Slade property at Dix HIS
VOW as the Gilbert CARL farm, ON tho
jericho turnpike, has been purchased ny
'''nro Dos cher OF Manhattan. The price
pad is -a'd 10 be 100000.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-03

Miss Eleanor Kent is the buyer OF the
dwelling at 3l3 West l04th street. the
sale OF which by Georgiana Brown through
Sawson 4 Hobbs was reported recently.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-03
CITY DWELLING RENTED.

William A White & Sons have leased
the four story dwelling at 1876 East
Twenty second street to Or. Waldo II.
Richardson.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-03
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
IMMATURE ALMANAC.

IMMATURE ALMANAC.
Sun rises sos Sun set, SO Moon sets re
HIGH WATER THIS DAY.
sandyH X i?,jo Gov.I,land ioi Hell Gate ,'m
LOW WATER THIS DAY.
SandyH' X 1:OJ GoN Island so Hell Gate $40
Arrived MONDAY. February :
50 Mesaha London. January g, on Fire
s. fdrn6ali II 81 4 NJ. London. Januarys.
- Auchcncrdg, $50 \ NJ, Sc lille. January 4.
50 New York Clty. i:.ljr NJ. swansea. January
IS Rayamon. 40 r. NJ. San Juan, January ~.
- prlnz Sigismund. 10 \. NJ, Inagua. jan
AIRY 20. ,
s. II, .rtn. "a. NJ Puerto Me ,ico. January =,
- Cs!ucr-rovc. y. NJ. ST. LUCIA, JoD'
uary ~
- Hcrmudten. SIS \ Bermuda. Jan ary u
81 Nnmus. New orleans. January IS
- ~ Nurdo Galveston, Jhnuary y
=, City OF savannah. savannah. January IL
50 Ntvahoe. Georgetown, : C, January =
- ComAncur, JAc AsonNillc. January 80
IS Suruga, baltimore. January 81.
:, Delaware. philsdcl phia. February I.
IS Crof,on Han. Norfolk January 81
- cts Of Baroda. Bos ton, January ~
s. Chesapeake, Baltimore, January 81.
ARRIVED FROM NEW YORK
SIS MinncwaskA. at London.
SIS iAcona. at Nrters.
s. Columbia. at Glasgow.
So Kaiser Franz Joseph l., on Gibraltar
- Dan ubr, At S1utha mpton.
- Wells city, al Bristol
SAILED FOR NEW YORK
IS priuz Friedrich Wilhelm. from Chcroours.
= Roma. from Lisbon
- Ultuula. from Mcs>ina
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-03
RESULTS AT AUCTION.
Public Offerings Yesterday In the
Manhattan SalesrOOm.
lat II vEsEY STREET.

. stN dWlg- Edw Kent et al. trustees agt
M.sdaleuc waiter e. al, due el3,ste ~
The citizen., 1914-12-18
Orphans Court Items,

Inventory of current money in the
estate of Edward E. Leather, deceased,
filed.
Report of sale of the personal prop
erty in the estate of Edward E. Leath-
er, deceased, filed.
Letters testamentary on the estate
of Henry T. Johnson, granted TO En-
ory L. Coblentz.
Letters testamentary on the estate
of John D. Fitez, deceased, granted to
Charles McC. Matthias.
Letters of administration on the es-
tate of Charles B. Trail, deceased,
granted to Grace w. Trail.
Inventory of debts due in the es-
tate of J. Edwin Burke, deceased,
filed.
Inventory of debts due in the estate
of Mary E. Rhoderick, deceased.
Inventory of current money in the
estate Of J. Edward Burke, filed.
Courts order to transfer notes,
mortgages and stocks in the estate
of J. Edward Burke.
First and final account of Charles
H. Conley, guardian for Francis Rus
sell and Annie B. Russell, fled
First and final account of Kathar-
inc E. Hickman and Samuel T. Hick-
man, administrators of ]. Edward
Burke, deceased, filed and distribu-
tion made.
Courts order to sell bonds in the es-
tate of Anna Mary Thomas, deceased,
First and final account of Martha
A. Perry, executrix of Jacob S. Perry,
deceased, filed and distribution made.
Letters of administration on the es-
tate of Mary E. Rhoderick granted to
George G. Rhoderick and Charles K
Rhoderick.
The citizen., 1914-12-18
CHRISTMAS SONG SERVICE
Hood College Students Render A Spe-
cial Program.

The regular Christmas song SER
vice was held last evening in College
Chapel with special p ogram. The
services were held at o'clock in the
evening. A string orchestra accom-
panied all selections. Miss Kushner
was the organist.
Selections were sung from the Mes
siah. They were vocal and instru-
mental compositions. A duet was sung
by Miss Redic and Miss Filler.
The members of the string orches-
ira were: Mr.. and Mrs. Henry F. An
derson, DR.. Ernst Derendinger and
Frank Sappington.
On Saturday afternoon at o'clock
a very entertaining recital was given
by the students of the normal de-
partment, Miss Virginia Carly in
charge.
At o'clock on Saturday night DR..
Ernst Derendinger completed his SER
les of lectures on the History of Art. y
AT SIS o'clock the Dramatic Club
gave two plays.
The citizen., 1914-12-18
BIG LOSS BY HESSIAN FLY.

Frederick county farmers will lose
thousands of dollars next year when
the wheat crop is harvested because
of the Hessian fly. The loss may ag-
gregate more than a hundred thous-
and dollars. With the exception of
small section practically all wheat
in this county is infested with the
insect. Twenty farmers are known to
have crops in which the fly has not
made inroads. These men co-operat-
ed with Farm Demonstration in plant
ing wheat on and after October 6.
A tour of inspection of the county
has been made by Demonstration
Remsburg and DR.. August Stabler, of
the Agricultural Department. Many
crops were examined with the result
that a number we've found to be badly
infested with the fly. DR.. Stabler says
that conditions existing in the coun-
ty illustrates that the theory of plant
ing wheat late is effective and farm
ers would do well to cooperate with
the officials of the department
%The United States Government
should make it misdemeanor for
farmers to plant wheat before a GER
tain fixed period, fixed by the govern
ment," said one man. He declared
that not only is the Hessian fly in
furious to the crop in which it ap-
pears, but it spreads to the adjoining
farms and over the entire county.
Sometime ago Demonstration Rems-
burg announced that there was fly on
the farm of his father, and adjoining
farms in Middletown Valley. Since
that time he has made a thorough
examination of wheat crops in this
county. He finds that the insect ap-
pears in practically every wheat crop.
In some instances the second brood
has appeared and in this advanced
stage has gone into the wheat. Warm
weather has been responsible for the
activities of the insect. The prevail
ing weather conditions will halt all
development for the winter, but in the
spring the fly will appear.
Hessian fly is dangerous insect.
An infested crop loses from 10 to so
per cent. of its value. With this years
pield of wheat estimated at nearly
$2,0000,000 an accurate of the loss in
money is seen if the fly causes the
minimum loss-10 per cent.
Nothing can be done now to exter-
inmate the pest. However, the farm
er can prevent the fly next fall by
sowing late, as specified by the de-
partment.
The citizen., 1914-12-18
70 DELEGATES AT
GRANGE CONVENTION.
irOwth During Year In Interest And
Membership, The Visitors
Report.

Baltimore, Dec. 15-Two hundred
Delegates from 70 local organizations
fnd nine county bodies were present
Ehis morning at the opening of the
forty-second annual session of the
Maryland State Grange, in Odd Eel
4 'ows' Hall, Saratoga and Cathedral
streets. The grange includes women
Rs we'll as men in it's membership.
State officers and delegates from
fhe local bodies reported that while
she number of integral organizations
pad not been increased largely, there
pad been a growth during the year
4 interest and membership
State Master B. John Black, Of Ros-
yn, Baltimore county, made his an
pual address and Chairman James T..
anthony of the executive committee
#old of the progress made in provid-
ng trade arrangements with supply
ouses, in developing an extension
ohcy toward future grange. organiza-
lons and of steps taken for the sup
ort OF grange measures before the
ast Legislature.
mere will be no election of officers
the State Grange this year, except
wo members of the executive COM
lit.ee Terms Of the others continue
Pntil next year.