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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-12-19
WEATHER FORECAST
Washington Predictions for To-
day and Tomorrow.

Eastern New York and New England. fair
and somewhat warmer to-day tomorrow
cloudy. probably snow; moderate south
winds.
New Jersey ana eastern Pennsylvania,
cloudy and somewhat warmer 20 day to-
morrow unsettled "~obably rain " snow
fr, sh southeast winds
NEW YORK. Dc tine depression from
the northwestern border developed yesterdr-
and moving eastward central north OF
Minnesota. causing heher temperature,
throughout the central valleys and eastward
TO the Aleghanies, and there a tendency
toward warmer weather in most sections
The high pressure area from the interior
was central on the middle Atlantic coast and
sur embraced all southern and eastern parts
of the country
High pressure also prevailed In the extreme
Northwest. but vas moderately low In he
Southwest, Rain fell in California and rain
or snow III the central states
Elsewhere generally fair weather prevailed.
The Gulf states we're entirely free OF freezing
iemnerat arcs and only IN small sections OF
West Nrgin.a. Srv York and New England
were Temperatures below 7c~o IN the morning
In this city the day vas fair and warmer:
wind fresh westerly; average humidity. Is per
cent barometer rcd 10 road to sea level.
at A NJ. 9o53; p NJ 3oi9
The tcmp.-atu-~ m th's cIfr vrstc-t1v IS
recorded bv the ofncir thermometer. Is shown
in the HunpvpI tan1c.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-12-19
EUROPEAN MAILS.

The Ho'laud-Awtrica liner Potsdam sail
Ing to-day Tor Rotterdam. Wil take mail.
closing at 80 \ " Tor GERMANY. Austria.
Hungary ami Luxembourg AMI f,r other coun-
tries when specially addressed
The American liner N'v YORK sailing to-
dav for Liverpool. Will AXE mai. closing at
$50 A. NJ f1- roDe t.Nr TO- Corr nv,
Au-tria, Luvcmh.~r aud Turkey. Africa.
Wo~' Asia and the East indies.
The French Iiror Tpar'... s.I Ing to-day
FOR " lNre. ".Il take r.s.I. .st.r 4r noon.
Tor France Rumautt, bulgaria. Scrvia,
switzerland, Italy spain E.ftJEHl T. IS pt
Greece. Rri'ish indio British E.,i Af-lca,
siam. Malta. Gibraltar Cc,..o. SfraN~ Sr'-
Elements Dutch East Indies. West Australia
Persia and frr other countries teNr.p' q r.
many Aus'ri1 Hungary. L.. mhurE anu
Turkey Whom specially address. ID
IT,, I'H'Hn .uer r., II. &c., sailing to-
day tor Nup''S, VIII take wtN closing at
s. go a NJ, fur lrkoN ana far other coun-
tries except LuN mt.rpl when socially
al dressed
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-12-19
SMALL INVESTORS N BRooKLy>.

Henry Person Il Co. have sold $50
Union street two family house. on lot
.0xgj, near Eighth avenue for g. H.
Plate to John Scanlon and sold the four
story apartment at 500 Eighth avenue on
lot 2ONll0, to Anna q. Fox for Invest
ment.
II. T. Schmidt has sold for the estate
Of II h. Parker the northeast corner Of
Manhattan avenue and Powers street, a
plot 50X1j. The same broker has sold
e2i Metropolitan avenue for John See
dorf 924 Metropolitan avenue resold for
V Z. Dessert to \. B.anculli and others
36l Graham avenue for NJ. Il. Eisen-
hauser to l.. Pug,iese; 81 kingsland ave-
rue 70 +. Shira,dy; $50 Withers street TO
+. D. Croce. 1853 W.thers street for WILL
lam Kronheim and others. 800 Graham
avenue for the estate Of 4. c. Storm.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-12-19
deal. FOR DOWNTOWN LOFTS.

CHURCH sTREET-Sonn Brothers. under
the title of the Central But ding. I'M
movement and Investment Company,
have about closed negotiations for The
sale Of ga and 2I6 Church street. a
SIX story store ana loft building. The
structure occupies a plot 50.sxl00.3 be-
tween Franklin and White streets. the
prospective buyer is the pa Church
street Company, formed at Albany on
Thursday. with capital of 81 600
WEST I'D STREET-Alfred c. Marks
has sold for Dr. John T. Erdmann i.S
West Seventy-second street, four
storysand basement dwsling. on lot 25N
loa. between Columbus avenue and
Broadway The house was held at $780,
GOO The present deal is a cash trans
action The new owner is Edward IL.
Reynolds who owns l24, adjoining. and
now contros a frontage Of so feet
WEST TOOTH STREET-Jacob j. Tabolt
has resold 6 West l00th street. a five
story tenement on lot 25xloO which he
purchased at auction on December /,
for Si71O0
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-12-19
LIS PENDE<S,
Manhattan.

issx725 and 1876 W 9sd st-Gotham
Mortgage Co agt David y Carvslho fore
closure Of mortgsge): atty, @ Bauchle.
av, 35.sxe9il-v Evorit Macy ct al art
Levy n Weinstein Realty and Construc-
ton Co ct al (amended foreclosure of
mortgsgeI. attys, Dawson 4 Underhill.
18TH ST ?3i to 2is E-wliiiam Burroughs
agt mbrosc Realty co ct al tfore
closure nf MORTGAGE. attys Lese & CON
i1sTH ST, e cor Lenox av. s5xioo-Bank
for savings IN the city OF New York
dgt Harris Pomerantz ct al foreclosure
OF mortgage atty" cadwsladcr. Wick
5sTH ST. 10 E-Mutual Life Insurance Co
OF New York agt Frederick S Pinkus
et al faction to set aside deedD; atty.
18TH ST, so It o, 9Th av. i5xseii-
Mary J Kingsland agt Bassy Block ct al
foreciosur, OF mortgage; attys, J.
LOT 26S. map OF 1874 lots part OF varlsn
Estate. 2ith wsrd--Henry Hahnenfeld ct
OIL agt Ida Hilman 81 al foreclosure
o. mortgnge); attys. Elfers & Abheriey.
LOT ll6. map OF Nashingtonvilic--Wi William
T. Mccarthy agt charles Paul ct al fac-
ton to fo-eciose transfer OF tax Hem
attys. Siegel & Siege.
LOT +. map Washingtonvllie-wul 4
Mccarthy agt Charles Paul ct al faction
70 foreclose transfer ot tax LEM; attys,
Siegel 4 siegel.
LOT /. blk 3iSi, section II; lot 20. blk sIal
section -; lot 10 blk 3i95, section "a,
lot ~. blk SI95. section II: lot 5g nix
3tts, section IA, lot SO. blk 3ios. section
~; Patterson av. .. - Lawrence
av. l0oxi0O--Grace vanvlack agt Emma
eIel ct al partition suit; sttys, Tausch
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-12-19
JERSEY SHORT FRONT SALE.

The Paysou Mel Merrill Company has
sold for Mrs. John c. DE La Nergne her
property at Edgewater. y j.. having
frontage on the River road of about zoo
feet and running through to Undercliff
avenue with depth OF about 500 feet The
property is about one mile south Of Fort
Lee Ferry and opposite Grants Tomb
Manhattan. In add tion to the two acres
OF upland. the sale also includes the
riparian rights 1t has a frontage on
the Hudson River Of over l75 feet. ex-
tending out in the river about 1926 feet
TO the exterior line of solid films and a
further 800 feet to the pier line There Is
spur os the Erie Railroad running
through the property.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-12-19
RESULTS AT AUCTION.
Public Offerings Yesterday In Man.
haitian and The BronX snlesrOoms.
lat "a vEsEY STREET.

lat II NESEY STREET.
BY Joseph r. Day.
aTH ST -o.3S W. >, 4O5 eth sv 65S
.. 10 s'y lott and store bldg-Union
Mortgage 60 aEt Arnel Realty co ct al
cue $50 oolF7, taxes &c. sL597.2J: ad.
!"4rnei 90 December 20
~ Henry Brady
LEWIS ST tN u cor R.vlnEton ct. s0x
.'l.. D.. 'u.If and stores-R l. Hoguet
.ouu - Cora K!rschberg ct al;
cA' f''>pi g. taxes sc, tl,S07.t7 "a
L. rlutn for So 900.
lat J-oS THIRD ANENUEl
By Joseph p. Day
ALEXANDER Az 1876 s. 100 l3ith st.
-N'' : sly tamt * ~torss-COllege Point
savings Bank agt Frederic Bierhor .,
tAF- rus, action ., due, ;7,Gsl75,
'"Ar. 500. adjourned sine die.
"-''N a NbEE Az l.s. e s. SOC l34th IT,
.tN'tt. sly tnmt & strs--Same agt
ti"r. ..tlpn Q. due s767s.S5, taxes. sc
49, adjourned sine die.
49, NNoGR Az. 100. =, CT = l3lth ST.
i..\'t' sty mint & stores.-Same sgt
.tNr action {; due Sass o.; taxes, sc,
Az, 3rust sine die.
"I.IN NNbEt Az l3a, r. us l3ith So,
''''''' sty tnWt & stores--Same agt
,''-. HIrr b: due. s.. Sos. o.. taxes, sc,
'-' a"i "urr-l sine de
p Charles s. Berrlan.
At'r PARK Az go, S. l43l1l =
i+.r 1' % gNls9. GN2Stxi7f ELLEN
7'r~a.I agt Lizzie Kees'; due. a.
'Ncs, AZ, .565.55, adjourned sine
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-12-19
WILSON NOTIFIES UNION MEN.
VIII Act Cautiouly In Removing 4.
=. Troops From Colorado.

DENVER. Dec iS.--Let;ers from Presl-
dent Wilson TO John .McLennan. q
United Mine Workers district president
and Frank Hayes, International vice.
president II the organization. say that
the President will act cautiously In deal
ing with the question OF Withdrawing
the Federal troops from Colorado lie
will act. he says, So that there can be no
mtsunderstacd!ng in any ones mind.
The United Nine Workers appealed to-
dal for relief for the inmates OF the teri.
colonies IN the strike zone. where 10000
persons are said % be destitute. Cloth
ing and shoes are the chief needs
Gov. Ammors announced that he would
start tomorrow night for Washington
to confer with President Wilson
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-12-19
BUSINESS TROUBLES.


Brod,iyre's reports l6s business failures
aga'ust 49, for the previous week ana
s7S az. .g4 a.l III 'f7r the corresnond.
ing weeks ~ 1913 80 1910 Tho Nidsie
Sfltr- ltd 'Io N,N Erv'a'td a.. Sbuth.
eru. l,3. Western. -; Northwestern g5
ana Far Western. IS canada had II
against Il for the preceding week About
s5 per cent of the total number OF con.
Germs failing had capital Of less than s.. 900.
and II per cent had from 5000 to $40
900 capital
Petitions in Rank uptcy
GprAT WESTERN r,I-pNITr'pr con
TEp,TlDE 10 W. tiyr,' - ,,.s,
nc,i'lor I'm haukrup,cy hy CREDITOR The
cnmrauv w. IN r.n rp'.t .. Il ru.-v
g. 1909. with capital stock ~ So 600
and cold furniture and household sup
pills. on the insfr''oou' plan Liabilities.
$50 GOO. assets 50 900
MARTIN 4 FABRRINI--Martin and Edith
Rranuer. who did busi~css A. Martin &
Fahhrini 10 west 1884 street, nlel
petition IN bankruptcy, liabilities 81 il5,
no assets. The debts are for advertising
money loaned ana services
Petition Dismissed
roSrptt p,-RrT-ruds, uorrb b,. dts
,,isloi 10 ncti,lon In b.nkrunirv t'ed
Eo,a,nhsp arairs, T".enh pnhl
u' ,,,r,,,,n- =, 80 40 VS., rvsn,y
, ,To doitsr cash
'"' a., u,,
c,ppo~EWn Sp6,"Hc'" ""nWWS%y nc
NNhh''> 'Ni.'. - - - ~, - ~ M.
I. G9'I street s,h,luIss, hnn99wC H"''h''eS
or -. w anu ASSETS ~ Sio''-O'
ADollH BlCNL NkkpHN, mannNc'urcr o'
cloakr an! SUITE. ~ Wt,' Wen,y ,ut.
street. asslRnmtnt 20 Nsih'nl,l WiIhot,
MI IL um'n krphh h'~ h+'h IN Nhrl'us
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-12-19

~-~~-~~~~~~~-~~~~~~--~-~>~-
NOTICE

notice.
hearing upon the application Of Third
Avenue Bridge Company ana others for APP
proval OF a contract pfoNi ling tor operation
b. IA" i-nd street Manhattanvi'e q -
Nicholas Avenue Rsi4WnF Company o. car.
over 'hu lines - the Third Avenue Bridge
company aud certain tracks OF the Thirt
ANrn.c Raj way Company and E''' Line
RAILWAY Corporation dated and verified De
Gem bcr 10. l3l4. Will be heard by the Publ.
ServlDa Commission Tor the F!-si bist'!r. Al
80 10 Nassau Street. Manhattan. Sew
York city on The .is, dap OF December
1873. az t:lt O'Clock IN The afternoon
DARED. December - 1914
THIRD AVENUE BRIDGE COMPANY.
THIRD AVENUE Il AlLWAN COMP \NN.
THE, t.ni STREET, N ANH.ATrAN.,
RAILWAY COMPANY.
bell. LINE RAILWAY CORPORA
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-12-19
REAL ESTATE MARKET
NEWS AND COMMENT
Trading Drops Back to Small,
inexpensive Properties
Church st. Loft in Deal.
LEASING BUSINESS SPACE

Real estate trading suffered a relapse
,.sta~1av There was no such trading IN
,,.., cas-. txycEs,Ve properties as was
,.cortti earlier In the week In fact
,hs market throughout was quite ordi-
navy. IT,. Ucs, report Of the day concern
rr a property on Church street Tor which
Carnations have about been closed. A
dvs.llnr on Seventy-second street between
broadway and Columbus avenue found a
hrver and an auction buyer rosold a 100th
s,rs,t FIAT. There was nothing of con-
.touence reported from any of the other
b,rouehs The leasing market continued
interesting. several deals having been
closed for considerable spaces in various
rar,s OF the city.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-12-19
SEEK wEsTCHEsTER JAIL SITE.

The Board OF Supervisors Of West
chester county. L. p Barrett chairman.
has appointed committee to select a
site for new county Jail to cost approxi-
mateiy 100000 Last week this board
appointed a committee TO arrange for
TIE purchase OF the block front on the
south side OF Main street, White Plains.
as site for new court house that VIII
cost M the neghborhood OF $1,000 900.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-12-19


IA EAsl IN. r.MI.-lt. Dr. I-Db~EN -- 10
pursuaut, Df az order u. a lno.abl. John T.
l1rk NOTICE IS At!cb, gwen - al persons
having claims against Emile de Loosely
HaEulnevtr ate Of the County OF Bergen
state Of Sew jersey. ie'casei. to present
the sam, with voug hers hereof 20 the sab
sr-ihcrs their place Of tra.saCtirg bust
ness. 40 - Cort.anit street. In the CITY OF
New York on or before the 18th DAY % Jun,
next Dated New York the "a day % lie
-erb,r 1914 THEODORE 4. HAVE
MEYER, WILLIAM EJItEE DUNCAN. An.
cIiarN Executors PARSONS, CLpSSON 4
NICKNAME, A.tnrnat> Tor Executors. -
william street. Borough OF Manhattan. New
YORK CITY
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-12-19

NEWARK. y j. Dec 1S-August n
Bahr. a clerk IN the Envo0ne post office,
was acquitted in the United States Dis
trict Court to-day Of stealing letter from
the mails lie was tried last May on the
charge and TIC jury disagreed Bohr ives
at 50 West Twenty eighth street. Bayouae
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-12-19
prys CLINTON AVENUE FLAT.

CLINTON AvENUE;-James T. Barry has
purchased from the Hargton Building
company the five story apartment, On
plot 50xlOO. on the west side of Clinton
avenue. about 81 feet south of East
i16th street.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-12-19
NEW INDUSTRY IN l.. I. CITY.

Cross & Brown Co. has leased for the
Degnon Realty Il Terminal Co the first
and second floors in the flreproof factory
bulding at the corner OF Creek and
Meadow streets. Long Island City, to the
Operaphone Manufacturing Corporation.
photograph records
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-12-19
PROFITS STILL N MORTGAGES.

r me N'" York Mortgage and Security
las declared a quarterly divi-
,.I ". per ccn', payable January 2.
,. To " rNolders Of record on De-
Nh.' 81. 1919.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-12-19
atty, A Smith. Jr. "a Broad st. 900
Bronx.

Borough of The BRONX
iSSD ST n cor Loring pl. t0.6x1o5 IL
New York University Assn of Phi Gamma
Delta to winifred Mccarthy iii w 1891
81 Dec is. due May I, 1918. 6 n c; atty.
" Whitlock. Rector $4,000
GGION PL, n = 1850 e st Lawrence NV.
25xs0-Harry Cohen to Mary J HaNiland
81 W ssh st. Dee 10. due as per bond .
attys. CIockc, & Il, 39i llgth
BRYANT AV, cor l7gth st. 256xll7.9
Lillian " Williams to Minnie O.
Frankel. 3l7 University av prior utgc
$1,000. Nov ~, yr. c; atty, I q 4
r Co, 17s Bway............... 500
LOT 10, map 81 lots at Mount Hope
Anna Bosmann TO Lawyers Mtse Co SO
Liberty 81. Dec L. due as per bond atty.
r. q co. lag Bway .-.:..... $3.50
ROAD from Westchester to West Farms,
being lot on map John Mulrey--Michl
J Donnelly to Florence Gallagher. e5l
Woodycrtst av. Dec II. due &c as per
bond. atty. q q r Co. l76 Bway. 81. 800
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-12-19
DAILY FINANCIAL CALENDAR

DIVIDENDS PAYABLE
tomnany and Term SIX Amt
Norfolk western, quarterly. ....... com 30. "a;
ONO on quarterly .... ................ 81 e,
OHIO OIL. extra ............ - zoe
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-12-19
HEIGHTS APARTMENT BUYER.

Is dor Refs Is the buyer Of the north
ives, corner OF lG9th street nd Fort
Wash nglon avenue sold recently by he
Han Street and Seventh Avenue Com
psEy.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-12-19

Supreme Court--Iv Justicr Newhurror--
Cohen vs. ), g. Realty 60, Moses Gwen.
Hy Justice Hendr,GkmMet'er OF Phoenix
BY Justice Whitaker--Witschek Va Cuddy,
James Dunn; Montague vs. Elliott. Morgan J.
O'Brien, Jr,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-12-19

In Pursuance OF an order Of Hon. Roh-r,
LUDLOW Fowler. a Surrogate OF the County OF
New York NOTICE Is hereby given 70 all
persons having claims against Edward
RICE late Of The County Of New York de-
ceased. to present the same with voucher.
thereof to the subscribers az their place %
t-ansactine business Room No lls-lI4 New
YORK Produce Exchange. SOS 5 and
Brostv1y. IN trN CIV ~ New York on or
VIZ 10 E RIcr now ,rp y R'~r an,
EDWARD 70 RICE Ip N1viu'-'--'o-s
v''a ~ w0' ~ r'v-,l . M. orre,si
pAr OwrN ROY & rfSHrR tt.o--evs -
Administrations, 81 Nassau street Now York
CITY
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-12-19

sTH Az 70. ground hoor-Cathn Cross to
Jas Etglrtnu, - Luke's pl. 3 yrs from
NOV IT, 1914; attys, Hirsh & L, IL VIII
INN - 20. - sl1NhO
18th ST 20 l.. all--Jelnette lie 10 Parsons
ana another to Jos } Ximmermann, - W
IS + Parsons lg6 T. 1874 st......d,875
iiTH Az 59l-59j, al-Chas + RauorIorf
20 EIw g Str'rier. 3it W 10Th e., 20 yrs
from oct l. 1914, 6ttys, Dcyo q l. III
80 AZ, 1865. cor .tor,--ra,& Kiernsn n''G to
Tho, Barrett. li3 II g7th 50, 6-l2 yrs
from Dec /, 1914; atty, w stewart,
1888 80 ........'..,..i'.,. ,,...'';s 81 $50
nlnghHm to ny HCsse, 100 W l24th ~
yrs from June /. lgli......,..,.3l.s0
Bronx.
10TH ST, $50 T., store and C--Ciiuseppins
u p,ncgrini to Paul Naples 1Gl7 PIrk
av. 3 yrs from Jan l, lhi5, atty = VI
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-12-19
Fast Side.
(East Of Fifth av. between Fourteenth and
10th atsl

ll0th stsl
iTH ST. >, l+5 Madison av 2bx1O0 -
Harry T sherman to y V Title Ins Co.
1875 Rway, Dec IS, 3 y-s. G. $40 900
TAD ST n +, $50 "a av, 25Sl02 Annie
NJ christie 70 VIM NJ Purdy and ano,
trustees 80 Y SD st, Dec, is. due Jan ..
l'ls, 5's c; atty, 7 Co, l76 BROAD
s7TTmn sT 200 " Isl aay. :5x'oo S SOoo
Margaret dc $ Coppell and ano to rheresr
Nageman, 20l w slst st. Dec is vr,
G; attys Amend a A. li9 Nassau
st .........,,........... ..,,.,.,.,.,Si 900
West Side.
west OF Fifth av, between Fourteenth and
10th sts.D
18TH ST. y, 200 W Sth av, 2iiX92--Sarah
i Miller to y Y Savings Bank. 81 sth av,
Dee IS due. az per bond; atty, John \
Dult0u, 50 Maiden lane,,,,.,,.,..,. 81, 900
7irH ST, =, 100 West End av, 6iyl0o--
Evan MclutNre e. al, eNrs and trustees,
Ia LAWYERS Title ins Y Co 100 Rway,
Dec ~, yrs, 5l9 c,...,,....... sS2, 900
Uptown.
Manhattan Island, north Of ii0th ST.
l2iTH ST, y, So e LenoN ave, 5S,l0x99.l II
--Oliycr de q Vanderbilt to Lena A
smitN. So 10 10th a.. Dec !. . yrs, q p o.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-12-19
MORTGAGES.
with name and address Of lender an,
lenders Attorney
downtown


tSouth or Fourteenth ST.
THOMPSON ST, lOl and 100, e6xloo---
Dominick Ahbate. Jr, to Amos L Emo. 30
9Th av Dec i6, yr, p c; atty. l. T Ins
GO 100 Bway, ....,.,.....,.... $40, 900
COLUMBIA ST, W cor stanton IT. g5x75--
Caroline Rairelein to John A Adams clGl
67th 81. Bklyn, Dec rs install y @; attv,
J7cob Schlamp, ii9 Nassau vt 49,, .. 900
ORCHARD ST, isl = e5xS7? Jacob
Chaimowitz to LAWYERS Title lns & r 90.
100 Bway Dec 10. yrs. c,.... SIS, 900
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-12-19
SAILED FOR sew YORK.
.tt'' '>HlPS

s. Perusa, from Palermo
Sc W. 4tuD .a. ltuu e 80
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-12-19
TRANSACTIONS RECORDED.
TRANSFERS.
Downtown.

with name and address OF lender and
attorney. II attorneys name In omitted
address party of second part)
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-10-11

ONNN H2s5.
Fast black. medium Wclpht ll-lc High
spuccd Heel double sole and toe, an
excellent wearing hose. Soc pair or 3
pairs for ................. 81. 90
ONYX $40.
Fast black. medium weight Lisle Law
cndcr top, extra high spliCod heel dou-
bic sole and toes A very popular mum
Der Doe or pairs for ........ SI.oO
ONNN 55OSP
Extra fine silk Lislo. black only made
with the new 'pumt'N' heel one of
the most popular new Lisle Hose.
per pair ........... ....'..... 'o'
ONNN COOS
Medium weight silk use, black only,
high spiD,d heel double sole and toe.
very desirable IAN ana winter num-
Der A good wearing hose, pr. SOC
ONlN 6G0S.
Boot SIN, black. white aud an colors
one Of our biggest sellers We could
not duplicate this hose vn the present
market for anything like this money
per pair ............. ............. 5Oc
ONNN 25i
Pure SILK i'm black ana white Made
with double Iislc top. protecting the
body of the stocking from breaking
by contact with the supporter Same
old price, per pair ........... SI.00
ONYX l5I
Pure Black SILK known wherever good
hosiery is sold The most popular
silk hose i'm America today We are
fortunate in having a large new stock
All sizes. No change IN price, pr. S1.0O
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-10-11
We Will Hold Open
House Tuesday Evening

Plan 10 visit down fO2Un nest
Tuesday evening, we acGnf You 10
be our guests on that evening be-
tween the hours of 7:3O and $50,
WHEN ne viii hoId open house and
invite our friendS TO !om with us in
study of style effects al a time and
in a way aohen he suggestion OF
COnlnlerCiGiiSm does nor obtain.
May we count on your presence.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-10-11
WOMEN NOW CALL FOR
attention IN JAPAN
WESTERN SOCIETY JoURN
ALISM IS GAINING FOOT
HOLD IN JAPAN
COUNTESS OEUMA IS model
Countess Presides Over the Mos
Celebraterd Kitchen in
Japan,

is gaining . strong iouluo.d D." "'PNl
Both tun newspapers Ihd Iu.
u, paving more ".l'hu'u 4" '''
lu.u. AIlnnutN lh' Ii''".' '''0
developed {" Iur 'A''nl "l '"
mems p"-' os IL Us h""N" ''.'
ie'. Ihr news 'l'',' "r.
i'uIr p'lHl /" .t" .'' NH,
NulNS' ana, "'' ,", b,,.
"a sp'.'".''l "I t-,,' -
!"us' ana l'''' i''"' ~ tr. cabinet
NIi""- 'I' .,.. f..rd rs-
l"'i''1 "'' '' t'. Countess
.''''''' n.'.,, If ,nn pr,uIcr. lis
t.ll ,,, .a. . nod,l pos
,o IN Tho ,irtI,,s for which
I,I.'I,-. ,,nncu are famous She
,'"t nuI, prr.IIos over tine most oeIc-
.r.t.I I,itrlcu I'm Japan. which ls cl-
p3ble of serving thousands of guests
at one umr hut she ls known ana
r,spcctcd for her noble character ana
fine Womauy qualities
The Count and Countess hay" been
married now for forty liE, years She
before her marriage. WAS Aya-ko, lhr
eldest daughter of Nussal OF ihe
hosuu She was sU1tu' ""I ny
Count OkuWa VINO, uhIlhe IuusD "l
me young men OF me- luI" tI
loruon DAYS was u'l'' u''n'" i" I''4
% woman ol lIu' ,"aI '''''' '"'"
homo udIuluE NH' "-S "'"'f,
voted htis'I |" H'I nus .''''". .d.,
.'' instance "'H VIM" wanna
'Nr ''uH' ''S ''"'7 -, TY.o ,b,.-
VI d" '"' ,'e i... ,,-,et h.
..'''ua W. 1,i'o ',5"t... made "a
.', ,,.,.n gb, was t.Id
.'oI'I' ,.. ,.,'I,' ,,n,' +, saw. his Hfe
ac,.,. tbr onrr,tfou .ho became
nr. J.,,t.l .ull
M. p,r,n..s <.to. wife Of the
rnroiau minister. PERHAPS has had
ono Of thr widest social experiences
of auv JAPANESE woman. Daughter
of The late Baron IVasaki she came
from one of the NCJlthlc~t families IN
Japan. as the wife Of BARON kato she
has taken prominent position, es-
peciauy I'm London society where
Baron kaio was Formerly "Iupa'SS'-
dor. She IS clover ana cntcilalnlns'
and has complete mastery OF H""-
llsh.
\ malaNh' account VI no" ,.,..,'t ,,.,,,,
i\alo came 10 marry H'I ~ '"' CIV
Just now. ("unS kaI"' serving as
head of a branch olIlce OF ualNIHH
concern Of Which haroh lWas''M Was
president made su'h an lInpI S'on
that Baron l"aSak presented M"
with gold Wat'h.
81 thank You very mu'h' I'plIou
the young man. nut ! am NOT ye' III
"a position TO wear sun ''',,'',io I,r,
object When / am worthy to nave
it, ] shall ask for II. would you Keep
II for mo till that time comes
The bank president agreed ana pc
came still further impresscd WIN ms
young protege when the latter de-