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BUSINESS REVERSES


women srparei' at 2z w.. sih s.. ha, t,'
also flci ssaius- 90 hy Archibald Palmer for Is.
gb1 S,s u was aiIessi ,bst Tire corp1rat'on i.
i.".',.l made pre,,G,rccai@ payment $1,000 ana
formed ou April IS 1914 with capital ,toek.
$4,000. VIII John T. Bradshaw president sni
.alI Nas formerly treasurer of smith Graz a
..fi5.rs f1rnerf. ,.-,it.. "a bg Joiu For.y-he In.
which bad been puf into banmnt.y IN August
l9It Ar.hibsd Palmer attonc, Tor ne pStiilan-
Ils rrol't1rs. sail fHaf fle caTuoratfon raj run
,luii sine the Var. sGI sr.r rins,,,,sfioa wltb
sone al fie LAGER .,sit-. Il, ,,s dear,eJ tes, ~
make ar assignment and las fHe matter before ali
lie ,rl.f1s A+o,@i., @ "' isr,,et 80
made ~ samson a s.i-slIer who +. president ~
the United -ul' Cloat end SsIrf Nanufs-tur
Association SIR Palmer estimated me liabilities
LOUIS MEYERS & C1 Manufacturing fur-
riers. az D. Yves, s-i st. have made an assign
Movers and Maurice J. Farucr Hour. % silver
.f,orre. f,- nv. s...g,.a .ait us. tt. r,i.iitiet
are &ll 600 and asset, $4,000
STTRN~HFrN UUDTNI.t.- r,.r.rr. ...l-.-t o.
Ks,,1 'ro r,, ,.,, ...., . e. f'.i .., w ',r,
are Is n tv..msr A g.. Eit N Auert
s- ., e.''.l I en- az w. .-'t4
,,.f,r c,tt,, t,.a'' NJ. r..,.-.., s,- 'e s,o .r5
i,s.f f.'., e. I.lIi0it- s-a .aiI ,o b. g. n.i
a.. a., a.,e, >..'.' i-e partners are Joseph ''A
FRANk " RANDML.-re,iuon f.ea ssalrst
Id.N " i'aI'n".' -e44.rL H lIf...ufr. d. I'D
W. l ,.1 .c L.er NIHllufe oMlan},
fts urI rr -.-ri.tr-e c.up5n, ,foif h.
mado au a.Iumen. Ou O-.oI.r 10 Liabilities are
su.I t1 f. 100000 ana asset. S3l 600.
FULTON ALBERT CuHpuRATION. builder -
rU. I.f. as. hs. ASST -u.I tu Afa1 r Sanders %
l1o E.at.af. a re.r.u We. also Ged against
ID i} he...a. J. =. Dag .in. 5000. q. HckeA.aup.
sS--S"h WIS, ll,t fif'' a'i ~. u'fmah " Lees
COKTEYut- TNlT-T..G COMPANY. INC
Pe' fUr fled against .I. Cor.cl,Hu Investing Com
raly iu... builder. ~ I'D Avenue A. hs lu.g a
Shelton. 500. Naflau Iar. 81 40-. and Ha,I4.h-
a.-er Compart tr Tir company tar.rI .o
Iu.fi thfer auarutrf houses BOO to-.ff.ol Road
la.1ush. which r'te .tUlp.l. lt 's -aid. ior beA
~ ignat 'tei..fs IhN 'HrN ,"l-i De 'n.aled
.-srfy mon. 'isr ila r.,-.gs.s. III, ,i.-, XXX,
,rs--'.,i. Sf-0 G0o rrt i pt. y -
ss'd that tie bauirir,ry petition vas fl. 70 place
~ ,s,efs u.le- tte froie.f.on OF fia ,.,irf sId
speedy settlement was crpected Mechanic liens
ha1 been L.ei fy several .ic hiors. ~ ihey would
ugl release ueh. LiaNiHNts are Nl-.1l' ou''iua
Morris ] sydney dealer IN diamonds and icte,ry
n 49,, H. 20 c,-,., ' -, ,i'",
made an assIsnm.-, 90 november O. Liabilities are
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y ORR WANTED.

Male
SECRETARY COMPANION -youns; llnor.,
nlfica.. elucA'cd. deslres pos.il0u ~ (,
-.. Tribune O-lce 0i
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Williams T F-E Schneider.
Neiugarten. DIV = Hsgemann.
The Bronx.
Brody. R. and ! zl'kin-Lonsche'ior Realty 6,
SATISFIED JUDGMENTS.
Manhattan.

Tue fr. name g. tat % The debtor thr second
fhaf ~ the creditor. ami date "hen ludsmeh- was
: ophthalml- and Aural lnstitute-Lldseraoot
Phi sdelphia Casualty Col Paskus et al l4a.
Pomsroy. Mr. schouns. OF 60. ie.i
stanley. TT Garsia. Nov 70. 1914. sl2I oo
y y OpltAaImic and Aural lnsutl'e-M Nu'it
Bros. In. Nov 20. 1919. . M
same II Hsss. Inc. N0v 90 1914. s-yii oo
Ninth A. Il CO-Mayor etc: Nov TO- 1919 lt.
Mitchell McDermo,t Construction Cor hinz..-.
I1S S0' Herman .l i'' - Hurst. Aug g. 1918. ss %
.atle--W A Cook, Nog 2. 1918, 50, 20
SAME furst Aug . 1918. $500 ni
Iu,'ou john. jr Andrew Clubu Y. and W tith-
er-C N0ycs co. sept -n. 1914. rlIa t'
Giilcs. - u. AMI Lgerards Bre"erie5-! plsl
Leon Realty Go and wlnsr-H Tische.. llls
1912. sl.rtH le
raubheim. M-City of y 7. Nov -. 1914. Sl.t-
Adler D-l Mulilu rt al Noy Is 1918: NlH '-
Broadsay and 'th Az j. Co-Major etc. Nqss, t.'.
Fiait5. E-srorse International Agency. July D..
AI.oris Realty Co Cohn. oct o. 1919: tz65J s.
same toaus OF --. 1915 fltit- 3D.
cohen. e and leita-H stein: July :. l3l. ea,
James Eyerri's Breaerie'-I Mo'coVitl. ser,.-
PIX N5.iIs &c Thornton e. al. No' T.. !9l4
Brai.S Contracting Coz ? Costello. NOV :. .l3iii
Hsf.isin. D-Sor,hen Bank Of Y. M@rea. Q
1903 cancelled $l'-i Z"
The Bronx.
FalaenberE J.. ana / s,einuers-G A steinm1qiisgrt
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AHMA.
Lieu, Col EDWIN a. ROOT. inf. assigned 10th
Mai RALPH II. vANDEMAN. inspector general.
report for temporary duty assistant inspector,
second division. and also perform duties ~ 10
specior, port of embarkWion. Galrf''Dn-
MAJ JOHN VIM. Inspector general. upon ar
rval a. Galveston. to Texas Ciy, for temporary
duty ~ Inspector second division
Following officers. c0us OF siueers. ASSIGNED ga,
tlYrr indicated. ~ take effect after their arriFa!
ln United states and upon expiration %, leaves ~
abseucs. Cant LAi RENEE v FRAZIER. Bui
fslo. capt. JAMES j. LOVING. wheeling. W.
Va. Capt GILBERT E HUMPHREY. NOiok
Capt RICHARD PARK san Fuuci-co. fifst
Lieut. VIRGIL T.. pETERsON Engineer school,
Washington Barracks flut Lieut.. JOHN w. y.
SCHtl ~. Mammoth not springs. az assistant oi-
fcer in charge improvement of TelloHstone Va
fioua PARK
First Lieut. wULIAM F. CCRRIER. coast art.
from assignment ild COMPANY. ara upon eApifa-
ton ~ ieago Of absence. % For stevens.
First Liout HARRY H. VAUGHAN. coast art,
ulpr relief from duty Coast Artillery school
Tof Monroe ~ Fort E0dmau. and report Tor as
signmeIt 90 52d Company.
NAVY.
Capt " T. BRlSTOWL. to duty director n naval
aor0uautic7 Navy Department
Lieut. Commander y. GAY. detached ns7y yard.
Charleston. '0 command b.uham.
Lieut. kkNNETu WHITING. 20 duty as ofncer II
charge. navy aerouauuc station Pensacola
Lieut. J. " HAYWARD. detached Olympia; 20
raVy yard. CT iHrTt0u. 4. q.
Lieut. g. A. BEALL detached naval station
Tltuila. Samoa. t0 Naval Hospital. Mare Island
New-York tribune., 1914-11-26
DELAFIELD BUYS
LIKELY TR0TTERS
PAYS $2,l00 for General
French, a TWo-Year-
Old Colt.
G. X. g. BILLINGS ALSO
ADDS TO HIS STRING
Bidding More Spirited and
Higher Prices the Rule at
Old Glory Sale.

General French. the champion two
year-old trotting colt of 1914, from the
Dromore Farm stable Of George F
Moore. at ST. Claire, Mich. brought the
top price Yesterday afternoon at the
Fasig-Tipton "Old Glory" sale in Mad
ison Square Garden. Richard Delaheld
the well-known amateur sportsman
paying S2.1OO for the son of Justice
Brooke, 2:OSiq.
Mr.. Delafeld. the owner of Brook
Farm. nj Chester. y. Y, Will add the
colt to his racing stable. General
French is entered in futurtics and
stake races 10 the value of $4,000 this
season. Mr. Delafcld also secured the
four-ycar-old trotter. Poinsetta. by
Barongale Amelia. and Native Judge, a
bay colt who bears the proud reputa-
tion Of being the only colt IN the world
whose sire and dam both won the Ken
lucky Futurity, and which both set up
worlds records as -year-olds.
Pousetta. who established three
voar-old trial record Of 2:OS and is a
beautiful bay mare with good blood
lines. was knocked down TO the owner
Of Brook Farm for $4,000, while Native
Judge, foaled in 1913. brought 81 500
Both animals are from ,, PrTn!orIel DSlIl rttn, s.a,
spirited bidding by others who fancied
their fine lines and easy gait.
c. X. G.. Billings. the owner Of some
Of the worlds famous trotting horses,
was the purchaser of thrce trotters,
which he will use for breeding purposes
at ms lurleS Neck fafm, COtmau, a
The first ACQUISITION by Mr. Billings
,,,oe tbo cbae+n,t marc Clarie Toddinp-
wa. va ~ -, - 49,, ~, Tb?7,
marc comes from a long line Of great
,,roS,,ci,,e, ,,,orce cor,bi1irc tho blood
of Fanella and Fxnectation. and is four
,..-,. III
years olu.
The principal sales follow:
consigned ly George T. l,"I direct Alot-
.l ( 8 i..4 h'' =. D" SH.'i' l'. ~.
.- i 'u q, r. ,Kf,.t 1o.,rr
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Humidity


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TROOP NOTICES

Troop H. A. g. Clarke sc0utmastcr Will hold
its annual entertainment and dance on Wednesday
evening December o. ~ the Brorv church House.
lilt sf and Fulton av The troop viii present
fhf play "On ths Little Big Horn" preceded by
Scout activities Tickets IS cents. Scouts. II csnts
New-York tribune., 1914-11-26

TRANSPACIFIC MAILS.

Destination slf steamer @ 80 % Ul
Hawaii tvia San Frluciscol. Matso1la. .... nov q
Japan Co-ca China via Sclt,lel. Tamba
Hawaii Guam. Philippines via sal Fran
Clso0I T. Transport ....-...... ....... Nov 81
Hawaii Japan. Corea China. Philippines via
japan. Corea China l'ls Seatt.sl. Taco~a
Nam ........ Dec
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ZIP Hagerman Jumps to Feds

...1,lcago, Nov. 25.--Rip Hagerman. a
.eher Of the Cleveland American
~sagde ball club, to-day signed d three
seI contract with the Chicago Federal
r,sgue lub, according TO an announce
an made By Charles Weeghman, pres
,-tIt ,.sIt Of The club. The terms were not
made public.
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FIRE RECORD.

\ Al r..-.
3O-6f Fast ON ST. Manhattan Silk shirt Co
damage unknown.
sf5-i00 and l0l Grsud g.. Russell Murray &
Co. and Others damage. 100000.
q g0--iS6 Avenue 4 Slayah Press r1 damage.
6..0-l-1i Third a,.. Johr feu,teln. sight
rIN-lI1 Maiden Lane. Giceu d Co.. $500
qgs-sl5 West an ~ Bernard Cor1ett. trIhng
lo.08-sStl to .St1 Third av.t Louis Ncuburscr aud
others damage unNOWa.
10 aU-i4l West 5Id g.. Samuel II. Dougherty. no
damage.
ll.sl-l5s5 Madison az: Samuel Mutner. $500.
1 i0-ll4 East ilgth st.. Dr. Wcincr. tnrinF
10 go Park av. Max Grccuhers trifng
.OO-GI6 r. l01th s... tl. Bfadmau. uihlug
$50 = 10th ST.. John Manglno. damage un-
known.
-eO-gt7 18th ST.. Samuel Cohen. 500.
Is ,O-6si Madison ay. " Mitchell. ,rinns
71--2Is " Goth 81. NJ. Cohen a Coz t.fins.
s1--f-r3 Madison aV. 4 smith. tllhiag.
10 .3g-ST 50 N. Daniel RscLts. ifihl-s.
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Southern Elevens to Meet.

Atlanta. Ca, Nov. 25. Two eievenS
undefeated by any Southern tootoail
team this season Virginia and North
carolina will meet at Richmond to-
marrow I'm what is expected TO be one
of the best Southern grdiron 9trug-
giles Of the year.
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Ss.;%'R Ssoss 4sn1'A En nSila: S1 Co.. III! III! z! :!
"0''"' ""'"' ''' Its 20 OF i,rs b,o ia
II9asn, T, Tndi,n W hmRsrg1sa nssaIsT ca. is25 e
H,nn,i.,en. o--P watcher ct al: sisl 0s
Huni. W H--F James. f24i 81
Italian Naiiousl Club Realty cou-P L,uTis: :., -
Interstate Milt and Cream Cost townsville Dam
Johnson. M ysl.ntin.. sioi IS
lndepcndeut Sponge Co o' Florida Tno-D 3 Wa.
I.s, tss,.E %cc,E os.,o GGE Tn !, niS n,jiS 4 4
kosofsky. Aarou--P Ne0iH. fll6 10
Krsi1er' Bernard-N IL Roy ct al. tl52 IS
Licbmann. David. and " Lons-R McManamy;
McEwan. ? &C Hassm.yer ct al. $l3l 81
Murray. A F-I nily 90. si.i6t y
Mullen. u Jacobson q a. 92ze g
Miller. iGps' i IIsis,.ft. IT zi,oa.l. Co. ,Si5 %
Malra.,. n a,., s , s-r schmidt, q? ,5li e z
Monopo Import Export Union. lnc-J W Kelly 60,
MoGsInIcF MMSrsi E " IoI ouI'IS,iss' KaE. .s22i 20
MsTtin' Srira'si AicsaR ' Mite. Nfi, ii.i g
M.n. J-Chrds Co sleos is
O'Nsfs. J F--M Berger $50
Neus,adi Morris-City o' New York fcostsl Sl0T -
street e, Al ic'stsl' $3.50 ~
o'tro Construction Go and Illinois Surety CO
orsa66ers. I.ra,l ard Lcn.--s Minsly. 'i,fii %
riz7o. q ds n Blast 58 y,
PaHarcliL Theresa -Afczzo. Nfeh a 90. so 4D
Paris. Cscll-Cea'ra Park North East River
ro,sia, Gslo9s YdsSof GO foi.l f,s., i5l22s + 4
queen. Emmet-Lancaster Sea Beach impro'eiaeaat
60. s. .is' -
Pain Fireworks Display Cos serpico ct q, 80. 30
Faster. Mar-Reliabic Furniture Ma Co. tlge g
Poionsky. I % 3 Hsrzicld sls7 II
Queen. Lmmet-tnion Trust Co OF Pinshurghl-
Royal Antl,eptlo Toothpick co. Inc-M schleinser,
Ro,ondorf 8 Nh lnncson e Al, o n,99llss q q
Rosenberg Charcs Brilliant SILK Mfg Go. SlOb l3
kCs. Hyman. Abraham Cams and Barnet Nl,lei 80
Rcies Nor" "Bluihenthal & Blckart. Inc. $3.50 80
Eraido Frnt-Gs6rso Rins!er & CO. .Sl3i7 s4
Roichman. william. and Samuel Newman-N ~. .
Same s rttonbcrs : 900
SchirkcrIiug. C0rrad-W !. McE'ravy. SIG -
Silbermsn Emauuc.-A y scott Il al. S.ei 81
STAN BMetal stamping Co. $.15
s,sdirf. aid G''ii' iiIw ~" Rs5c 81 '''" ~ ti5 o
stevenson. Anna w Norris. tlls IT
sweeney. Mrs Emms Manhattan Les'ius Go. ~ 10
SAVIOR. N-G q a Wise. Si3S n
1.ompson SARAH Bshlert. $40 a.
A0t.is II Narch.ros 500 50
Treat y AZ Joseph. Slln =
Nildrick & B-W II Bro-s Hle- "l
Weintraub SIS BerchtOdue. N423 q
Weignef. H. AMI u Cohen--B Grer r. a., .l.l -
Weiss. \. u Egolinsly and Ja1lansky-J !alrt,
Williams. F-E Schreiber. So 81
Neingarien, D-W r Hsgemann 81 eG3 30
The Bronx.
' " s2aG a.
Barnett. Ii Schultz $5Zt ~
Tislmsu R-M RosenthAl, &los ~
kci.her Const1Iriion 90. Ino-American Apaumoni
Keller F-S Trimrrer A Sons Inc $3.50 81
Murray John j fully Co. 81. .ihf ~
otter. Emily u - l. Gallagher $50 :.
l2au. j and Mamie 4 M0gllesky. SIS 81
s.,,,..,r,.r, fIsr,f. Dt.tifil,g co fle0 ~
..fr..-...- af Z .,I,,... - S4ff 90
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sCOu7sS s 'Ahnn
SsxcIN ~ CoUNcIicy
so MADISON AVENUE

Tho onicrs and notices that appear IN this
column aTpiy only 10 the Roy Scouts OF
America and not TO any othcr organization
using the word Scouts Lorlllard spencer.
fcolt Commaslouer
New-York tribune., 1914-11-26
BUSINESS CARDS.

NEW York CARPET CLEANING WORKS
Oldtst Largest. Most Modern.
ZINE RUGS WONkN FROM Old CARPETS
Prices Ressola aou. send ~ Circular
Tel ii2-4633 br ant lli-iss West ash 8.
CAREFIL CARPET CLEANING CO.-Ceans b.
compressed air steam hand or 0l foor 1855
HroadNay AZ East lstA 81 COZ BRANDT
1ei. l.- 3stn.
nultlsraph letter.. 500. Sl30. 1000 sil5.
10 000 s. prompt o. R Weatlsrf0ld. ll6 Nassau
Room 1908 Phone Becsman $3.50.
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MrsICAL INSTRUCTION.


A conservatory Of interna.
,lonal prestige. Possessing .
faculty OF SUCH cmi4eum a.
Van del Bgfs Parsons. $40
,oVski son Ende. Mitek.
RemeDi lima L4b0nts. SIC.
Cue Liohfmlu
. Cello. Ciafi1st of,h8tfal
nd Composition Frso clsus,
D. Musical History. Olcllon.
adlsas secy. b4r 81. a.
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l.,.,,,, o, sn.cI,I LoeaIItI.,.-Ns. Y0rs. Nss

His.s,, temperature yesterday. 80 degrees .at .
M. lowest q "a, o a M. aye-ige. -. aver
ss for corresponding date ast year. . average foE
corresponding date last thlrty-'hree years. 40.
Local FOrscast.-FAr to-day and tomorrow
r,.d.-a-e southwest % wcs. winds
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LOST, FOUND AND REWARDS
IOsI HANkBOOks.

LOST -PassbOak No l45 951. issued hy tho Uni0n
-oua-e ~avings Bank formerly the o. sfiIlfl0u flr
the savings of Merchants CLERK. Finder will please
return it % the bAnA
New-York tribune., 1914-11-26

England will meet the United States
ct soccer at Lenox Oval this afternoon
I'm the first of the annual series Of i'm
terrational games under the auspices
Of the New York Footballers' Protec-
live Association. Other games sched-
ulcd for to-day are between the Crcs-
cents and Columbia at Bay Ridge, and
Staten Island and Favorites az liv-
ineston, both games TO begin at II
q. m.
New-York tribune., 1914-11-26

American and Foreign Teachers Agency
Supplies Professors. Teachers Tutors
Gover.csscs etc. 20 Colleges schools and
Families Apply 20 Mrs 81 J. YOUNG
FULTON. g Union Square
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THE WEATHER REPORT
Forecasts and Records of the
Last TWENTY four Hours.

omelal Record and Forecast Washington. NOV
o, Tho pressure distribution .n tic last '@enu-
foY, t9sr, has rhuri but uuie except that h'
Nortboes.sm depression Is Increasing somewhat aad
roa sppesr. north ~ ihs Daaota' WIKI the eH-
c.p,,on ~ Eastern Texas and the coast ~ Wash
lr.-7n uo ram has fallen in ans par. H, 'he coua
try in the last twelve hours The temperature h
g,neralry above ne sel.ona averae'. especially o'er
tie northeastern Roeay Mountain slope and tie
upper Missouri Valley.
continuance ~ fair weather with moderate
temperature IS indicated for all paris of the coun-
tr during ths next forty eight hours. except OF
the north Pard- coast.
wind. for Thursday and Friday North Atlantic
moderate southwest. middle Atlantic. light 20 mod
.r,t, southwest. South Atlantic. uglt and variable 2
.ct.f ouf light northeast. vest Gun. isnt anu
,+riaaI. mostly east. upper lakes ifesn so4thNes.'
lotrr lakes fresh southwest and vest
Forsea,t for Special Loeall,Ie'.-seS York. se~
snoand. Pennsyhanla. heN Jersey. Delaware.
.,ryiard. TIE District Of Columbia Virginia ard
ss.t urainia. fair to-day and to.moro-.
Local Onclal RseOrd.-The following oaie.a.
record from ,ae Weather Bureau shows mo changes
81, ,b. ,supera,ure Tor ths las. twenty four hours
H. comparison wl.h uhs corresponding date of last
New-York tribune., 1914-11-26
JUDGMENTS RECORDED.
NOVEMBER IS.
Manhattan.

TIL. faII,sing Judgments we're h.ed yesterday. tpe
e-.t . anne being that oi the delio. -
AIm'l'"s' ~ tl93 IS
1,,-, Reality 20 and I r Aton-E HlsElns
New-York tribune., 1914-11-26
THE yOu ENDE
SCHOOL ofNUSl(
a Vest S5th 81
New York

singing. Plano. Violin
t,,trunenr TheofY al
IN Harmony sohsss''
e., For Csta.og.e
w. a-tl 81. y y
New-York tribune., 1914-11-26
ISII.
TEMPLE EMANUEL.
PRESBN TERRAIN.

TAakrat Presbyterian Church.
Ecr wilton Merle. Smith. D. j.. Pastor.
ThanAgkirg Day Service A. 81 4 "
Tr Merle smith Win preach
New-York tribune., 1914-11-26
Taps Sound To-Day
on School GridirOnS
School Teams
Ready for Word

Commerce. Position. Clinton.
if1 Foster .. Il. End L.. Dillon $50
Ia Koslow r. Tackle l.. Zclccr 1875
ISS Nirklish n. Guard J.. Ryan 100
lt5 Brinn .... Centre $500. Quirk 15i
ls0 Parkcs J.. Guard Il B'kow.tE lie
i6A Murray l.. Tackle R....Pitt i50
iSo Laurence l.. End X ... Mills 1873
Zoe Wittncr. Quarterback Power ii5
I55 Ciapp. X. Halfback L. Ritncr 40
1873 Worth..L. HalfbaClS R.licins'n 1i5
It0 Galligan. Fulihack .Polsly 1888
Average weight OF tho Commerce
line. i6O pounds; average weight of
the Clinton line. t6s pounds; average
weight Of the Commerce hackleld. 1855
pounds; average wcigm OF Clinton
backhcld. I9O pounds; average weight
of Commerce eleven. i59 pounds; aver
age weight o. Clinton eleven. i55
pounds.
Probable substitutes; For Commerce
iinc-Coliins, Johustone, Miller, Nogcl
Tcancy. Grcenbcrg; for Clinton line
Aeels. Stein. Fincke. Mason, Gardner
and KatI; Tor Clinton baClSiicld-Ro-
mando. Beiser. Carrick. Eisenberg,
stern. Time Of game-tour periods of
twelve minutes each
New-York tribune., 1914-11-26
Vessels Arriving at and Depart
ing from Port Of New York.
Wednesday, November Is.


Sunrise 6js. sunset. 3j. moon sets. lo'
moons age. +.
New-York tribune., 1914-11-26
Institute Of RusicaIsrt Of tbs CifOf Sssfori
SCHOOL AGENCIES.

Frank DamrOsch. Director Uniform fees
Address Secretary. l2O Claremont Az. NY.
New-York tribune., 1914-11-26
REFORMED.

THE MIDDLE COLLEGIATE CHURCH.
ID Ave arf sfh -.
Rev join O. FAGG i. D.. Minister
Service ol Ius.E.giug Day az 1880 4 ~
Dr. iag $500 preach.
New-York tribune., 1914-11-26
The WEsT ENO COLLEGIATE CHURCH,

West LUi As and titl 80.
Hf- HENRY EAEErSON COBB ID. D.. Minister
Service oI Thanksgiving Day az % 4. M. the
con- gregs'i0a NJ r. Knox Memorial Chapel uHi,igg
win f.ls congregation. Bsv Edward O. W
MsIry 1911 preach iIsic b5 the knox Memorial
Choral Society.
New-York tribune., 1914-11-26
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED
Female

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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-04-02
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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-04-02
chano. Of Bill, at the orphe ur,s

Agnes Burr, "the Irresistible girl" In
an array Of songs, gowns and nit. will
be tho feature attraction CT the. new bill
at the Orp!eum Tneater for the las:
falf Of the week, opening With this
evenings performance. Miss Burr Il
a singing; coincidence and monoiogis:
of quality WHO will meSA You :hirh
you are :ooi:ng a: the spring fashion
show. Miss Burr is not a petis sou
trette but fun maker OF III, type o;
May Irwin. Iarie DRESSER or Eva
Davenport.
Friedlander Brothers will open the
new bill with their original conception
of musical comedy. with both the music
and comedy Of the highest order.
Ashwell and Harva, comedy singing
talking and dancing specialists, COM
plete the bill, which is expected to be
OF unusual merit thruout The last
named team is exceptionally clever and
remarkably versatile. They have been
headlining Lills thruout the country and
have been universally accepted as
artists of great ability. Orpheum.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-04-02
/ srlLL FOLLOW 7proLEMv.
Azhar, at Cairo, the. Leading moslsn,
Hunivorsjty,"

The education" now current Is Mos
lem lands is scarcely worthy of the
name. In the Moslem schools. children
begin by learning the Koran. As 1t Is
in Arabic. they understand none OF 1t.
except in countries where Arabic is the
native tongue. The teacher makes no
explanation.
The Azkar. or "Moslem University
at Cairo. represents the highest reach
of Mohammedan education. How en-
allied that reach Ia may be judged
from the fact that this school Islam's
greatest Institution of learning, still
clings to the ptolemaic theory of the
universe, which makes the earth the
center Of the solar system, around
which the sun and stars revolve!
graduate of the azhar, who had
spent twelve years, within its walls,
heard a missionary speak of Asia.
Where Is Asia ?"he asked; rs 1t in
Europe" 1t was difficult to convIce
him that the earth was round. If Amer
lean college graduates are sometimes
judged to be immature, what must be
said VI the products Of Islam's greatest
sity?-Christian Herald.