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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-24

MANY Concerns Take Hsw ouap.
ters for Coming Years.

&VnmhU8 uU8I
Charles r. Noyes Company has leased
With Douglas Robinson. Charles 3.
Brown Company the store, basement and
nrst LOFT Of $3.50 Wooster street to
Joseph Rebhols for q term Of years from
February l.. The Noyes CONT any has
also leased the ground door Of 20 Wash.
inSton street to w. Riscallan q Co eos
three years.
N. q l.. Hess have leased the stors
and basement at S7-2S East Thirty.
fourth street for twenty-one years 10 the
John r. Thompson Company for q iares
central commissary for its chain Of rec
taurants Ia this city.
Charles b Van vaien has leased
space In s6 William street TO Arthur h,
Wolfrath and the Service Press and
Letter Company; also In 50 Maiden
lane to J. c. Demetrious.
Anthony 10 Forte has leased in the
knickerbocker Building. 1854 Fifth
avenue. southeast corner Sixteenth
street. the third floor for 4 term Of
years to d. Strauss Company, faces and
veilings.
Duross Company has leased TO the
interstate Transportation and Forward
ins Company the two story building a
lSl-sS-Sb Barrow street and sub.
let 1S5 Barrow street TO Frsncis
Rosenberg Sons.
Pease q Gilman have leased 10 n
INT 4 Co. proprietors Of the New.
Ark Shoe Stores Company. who own
and operate $50 stores throughout the
United States. the entire grund floor and
basement OF 2S63 Third avenue throuEh
to Melrose avenue, between 1A9th and
lbOth streets. TIL lessee will occupy
about May /. 1915.
william A. White q Sons and Louis
schrag have rented a floor IN the mer-
camille building at the northeast corner
or Twenty-fourth street and Seventh
avenue to Geiss, Lamb 4 Co.
The NJ. Rosenthal Company has leased
to Stamler Bros. 4 Posin a loft al ~
West Seventeenth street and the fourth
loft at Is East Seventeenth street 10
Guttentag & Gassman.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-24
COUNTRY PLACE FOR A. CLARKE

COOKS & Willets have sold to Aud
icy Clarke, Of Brooklyn, the George r..
'AnseaHan estate in the Red Spring Col
ohy, at Glen Cove. l.. l.. The property
OBTAINS Upward OF twenty-five acres
AID Is t't,lclively improved.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-24
Movements Of NANnl Nessrls.

WASHINGTON. Dec. 23-Gunboa, An
nnpolis and collier Nsnshan and SUNNY
ship Glacier have arrived a, GuayInas;
cruiser baltimore " Churlest0n collier
Nero at san Francisco, cruiser New or
leans at TopolOhampo; cruiser So
nj Norfolk ward yacht Sylph At " ASKING.
ton and TUG Incas at Key West.
Cruiser Brooklyn has sailed from ca
vite for Manila and collier Proteus from
Honolulu for San Francisco
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-24
PLAN L.

GronbeE 4 L~uchtag have completed
plans for a I'VE story apartment house,
7bx100. for the Fiirose Construction
Company. Philip Kruiewitch. president,
70 be erected on the west side Of Haven
avenue. 900 feet north OF West 10th
street. II will accommodate thirty-one
families and cost $4,000,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-24
HUNTERS POINT PLOT SALE,

The Belgrave Realty Company Of
MANHATTAN has purchased from Lillius
Hace S15x'00 feet OF the south side Of
Haseon street, west of West Avenue.
slaceat 10 Newtown Creek. In Hunters
Point.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-24
TAKE OVER MERCER ST. LOFT.

The I and 6 Washington Place Com
nny has been formed at Albany to take
ever the eleven story building at the
southeast corner Of Mercer street and
Washington place. on plot ~$9.sx1o0.
trned by the Premium Holding COM
pany. The new corporation Is capital
ned at $500. with Louis ]. Hamil. Jacob
bn.enfass and Newman Diamond as di.
rec,ors.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-24
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.
Manhattan.

RwAY, $ c Elwood s,-Benjamin Sill
verman agt Haven Construction Co, Inc,
ct al. Dec II. 1915 tby bondl :. .N,isl 22
SAME PROPERTY-David Schneider agt
same, Dec II, 1915 (by bond) s..l2ass
Bronx.
RATHGATE AV, 1920 f822-Jscob Marx
agt wa,tenberg. Kahn q Ptttman ct a..
OCT 3 rsie v'.'so,nis -, Ha6v
flbs-Wol weinraub a9t Philip Wat
,enbcrg ct al. Dec S. 1915 ..,...... $50
l7bTH ST. 3ib E-Joel II Eisner agt John
d Kistcll ct al. Aug !, 1918 ......tIb.2S
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-24
BUYS BRONXVILLE HOME,

iish & Marvin have sold a property
NLawrence Park West, Bronxville, con-
Sslng OF about one acre. on Sunny
Dr'ok H'pd, near the Lawrence Park
lo4n'rF club. 10 william III. Davis, an
attorney, .or residential purposes.
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improved condition that they were brought
into the country, Owing to this improved
condition an advance Of i per cent. for
profit Is added. The items affected BY this
advance are as follows:
white dotted and figured swisses, 1obs,
80 inch. os26. entered at saw 70. per yard
ditto osab. entered At .eer 10. per yard
ditto 0s?b, entered at saw &c. per yard
ditto $50. entered at so &c, per yard
ditto c6l. entered ~ 81 &c. per yard ditto
oso5, entered at ,soit &c. per yard; ditto
o62. entered at 90 a.. per yard. All ad-
vanced . per cent. Add tickets, cases and
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-24
eDGEMERE BUNGALOW SITES.

The Meister Builders have sold a plot.
WAloO' OF Beach Forty-third street.
Hceemere, L. l., near Jamaica Bay. to
MT Knoll, who intends to build three
bungalows ext spring.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-24
CITY HEAL TAT
CITY UEAL BoTATR.
HoraceS
REAL ESTATE
Il Liberty St. 489 Fifth Az.
FURNISHED ROOMS WANTED.

WANTED-Py young man .,udyins
voice one furnished room with bath. must
De- central location and outside room. Pos
session January LIST. References exchanged
G., box 49, sun ofacv
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tS5o and no questions usk ed
FOR return of iarg. round pearl s~carfpiu
surrounded by circle % very small dia-
,nonds lost between Vanderbilt Hotel and
Afman's and 42d 81. on WedncviAv After
noon. Valued as heirloom. DRElCER &
co, $50 Fifth Ave.
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zApRISkIE PROPERTY SOLD.

Douglas L. Gilman 4 Co. have sold
sr the estate Of Virginia Zabriskie lis
East Seventy-siXth street. a three story
sad basement dwelling. on lot l6xl02.2.
to a local business man. who will alter
the dwelling for occupancy for his
laughter.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-24
TAT The Brooklyn Real Estate Exchange. ]
BY W. r, Rae.


COMFY ISLAND Az. -. lots i5s to $50.
map OF Mclaughlin Park-Carrie b
woodford aEt Harry II Williams ct al;
to the plaintiff .........,.. $500
BELMONT Az. n q. u II e Pennsylvania
av, stxla5--Simor J Harding aGt Bun
ny Constn Co ct al; to the plaintin for
$500 over a mtg OF $4,000.
sEDGwICK ST. IS, 900 II W Columbia st.
?Jxi00-Ida He,berg agt Eugenlo For
tuna ct al; to tho plaintin 900, $4,000
by W. J. McPhilliamy & Co.
TAD ST, 8 " Q. 2b6.s = 9 10Th av, 81 Sxloo-
John A Donald ct Al agt Villa N Harris
et al; 10 the p,eintin -, .,.......&t 1000
Fast tTH ST. >. $50 n Beverley rd, aox
iOO-Ciarence W Allen sst Fannie Herbst
ct al; to the plaintiff for $1,000 over a
mtgo OF S3.3s392.
BY Nathaniel Shutter.
GREENE Av. q. <4s6 e sumner sv, 1881
i00-Adelaide 3 Muller agt Eulalia "
Upington et al; to " Klein ......eS.626
EAST SAD ST. IS, i%0 n Grant. 2oxio2.6-
Gustaye II Miller ast John L Miller; 20
,sEFH Mssrrs'r.'siI':': Minna, ss.5.sti-.
Albert Rosenberg 81 al sgt Behrens Es-
tate Corpn ct al; action l; 20 8
,sT Tf"r s II ns.n1e Nina, .ili1sss--
Corrn ct al; to 3 Bshrsns 1920
ioo-Titi G 4 T Co ast Mary II Moore
ct al; to Anna Trainer. el,sse
PROSPECT Park WEST. NV :. SIS n E
18th st. 27xsI i0-Thekla II A Burkard
ast Anna Hoffman, Of al; TO the p,alno
tin
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-24

WARRINGTON -. FLAT LOAN.
William Lustgartsn 4 GO. have -.
cured q mortgage for $40. 900 At 8 pes
cent. for i've yeara from the Bowery
Savings Bank on the former residence
OF the late Gen. Daniel T.. sickles and
adjoining realty. 7sxl00 feet, at the
northeast corner Of Fifth ven and
Ninth street
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with name and address OF lender end
lenders Attorney
Downtown.
tsouth Of Fourteenth ST.
9TH Az. n e cor sth st. 7sxloo-wm Lust
gnrten a Co TO Bowery Savings Bank.
rs sHSSeryi PsS a. s yrs. $ p st,y,
tEast OF Fifth av. between Fourteenth
and 10th sts)
a4TH ST. 1855 E-J ] Attle & Ives co
TO Broadway Trust Co, trus, 2ss Bway,
R Pss "a a Due 4. 81 Fi hw !. 1917. ,sssi!'syi1si
West Side.
(west of Fifth sv, between Fourteenth
and 10th sts)
seth ST. az W s $, 40 " 9Th sy, sSxsss
p 9, atty atty. " Il Fowsii, jrH : Wal
15TH ST. So. $40 W 5,h av. i2cx. 's?YSg
West 18TH St co to Metropolitan Life Ins
Co. l Madison av, Dec 49,. due Mich ],
,ssi: ~ p e; "''ys' woodford' 3 o 3;
Uptown.
Manhattan Island. north Of 10th ST.
iisTa st 81 n : :; s; 70 : pb btnof ss sy; ,1srloG j
c atty. s 5 Hogan 80. Bway 5000
100 ic--Louisa CiouEhen to German saw
p 9; sttys. Amend & A. rs N...au
r1srH ST. .si:sc ". Sc. 50 Amsterdam
av, Io0xi0o.ilx irreG X les.ll. pr mtg
tiS5, Oo0--Hy II Holly to Il A l. Mts co.
sos 9Th nv. Dec 81. ~installs. 8 y c; attys.
\ a ] 2 Isaacs. So william OF tS5. 900
RIVERSIDE DRIVE, n =, at h l60th ut,
runs g i44.sx s 1853 Ok n W ?i2s--Fried-
man Conrt Co to Maurice MAndelbaum,
~ w STth 1t. Dec %, due Aug %, 1915.
p c: atty, N Y T ms Co. 1873 Broad.
way ,VlsO.O OV
Bronx.
Borough Of The Bronx
10th ST, . =, % W Hughes av. 5o.sxI5s1
-Pasqua'e Dauria to Title Guar 4 Trust
Co, l76 Bway. Nov q, due As per bond
atty, T q a r Co. i76 Bway. 49,. 81. 900
ST RAYMOND Az, n W C ZereEa av. 7bx
l0i. i1-Emil WetEsnd to Il Dudley Bar
low ,trus). agi Central Park w. Dec 20,
8 yrs, 8 p c; atty. 7 q a T Co. i7s
LOTS sS"y 72s. Ta7, lis q is. map GLEASON
surety Go. iib Bway. Dec 81, due as per
bond ATTY. National Surety Co. li6
oR"VE 'sT, " =, i6s.7 n isis, 81. asSS
iso.s-Kath Becker to julia Knlttei,
bay I'd ST, Flushing. l. l., prior mtg
$500. Dec 20, due as per bond; atty II
Kretsch. ga SO Boul .,...,,., $500
| UNION Av. . c Home at, 7ibxlio III
u Loewenthsl n Son, Inc. to Fredk @
Allen. ii5 Vanderbilt av. Bklyn. prior
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lat 3aos THIRD AvENCE.l

sTEUBEN Av. 3<i1. " 8, 100 n eioth st.
l0oxi0o. 3 sly fr dwg-Simson Wolf ct al.
exrs, agt J A Powers ct al: due. tlo.-
52l.7s. iaxes. &c. 3?7o: TO the plain
TIN stooV
WALTON Av, $50. n W c i<sth st. 26.sx
lb3.9S irres. 5 sty nat and strs-A q
MoganAteen agt ] A Powers ct al: due.
SIS. i4sb2; taxes. &C, $3.50; to the
plaintiff $4,000
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-24
10 ALTER MADISON Az. HOUSE.

Tho four story and basement private
uwc'.7g and store on the west side of
sAdson avenue, 81 feet north of Forty
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-24
NEW JERSEY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
ATTRACTIVE BARGAINS offered b,

ATTRACTIVE BARGAINS offered by
BANKING DEPARTMENT. STATE OF
NEW YORK. to builders. Investors and pros.
can't iots at brentwood. Morsemere. LeoniA
Rideeneid and Teaneck. New jersey, 1t one
bali OF former owners prices. Also . large
Hudson Heights, Ciihrid- and Palisadc- Park
New Jersey. at about one-hAlf OF former prices
Al Of the above properties IRE within n Ave
cent fare aone and within thirty minutes Of
Manhattan. These properties must he sold
ttons now being lauidated by the Bankins
Department. special Inducements to con.
tractors and builders who viii purchase q con-
siderable number ~ lots. ror further par
~ticulars address BENZ. ID. HAIGHT. special
Deputy supt. Of BANKS. care ~ Banking
Department. 81 broadway. New York City
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RESULTS AT AUCTION.

lat IL VESEY STREET.
Nv IoaAnh L DAY

by Joseph i. Day,
LEXINGTON Az. n . c ll9th. st. 62.exsox
irreS; 8 sty stable: also Park sv. so7-l3,
q. 75.s = l25th st. 63x9o. two s sty
Mats and strs-H d Lewis agt d J Me-
Carthy ct al: partition; Withdrawn.
WOOSTER ST, 20, W =. 2s4.y u Canal ct,
20. 7xlO0. 4 sty loft bldg-F X Leo
pold agt X c Smith ct al. due. SIS
isA.ss; taxes, &C, essS.5S; to the plain
,tN am nm
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Army aud Navy Ordrr

WASHINGTON, Dec. ?S--No army NJ
ders were Issued To-day
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EUROPEAN MAILS.

hest temperature. AZ. ct II noon.
rest temperature. 37e. at ~ OF A. NJ.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-11
AGQUITTAL AND
A CONVICTION
WAS NosT VIOLATION RECORD
IN CRIMINAL COURT.
YESTERDAY.
Charles Davis Pleads Guilty and Gets
Two months-John Kussey Stands
Trial n Goes Free.

An acquittal and a conviction were
registered in criminal court yesterday
on Nost la ]wviolation eases Charles
Davis pleaded guilty 20 the charge Of
violating the law and was hncd 800
and costs and sentenced 10 two months
in jail. lie is al present under sen.
tence from judge Dayton's court.
John Doe. alias John Kussey. was
ararigned for operating "a speaksasy
and despite the fact witnesses. women
and % testified hat they had
bought liquor from him. the jury found
him not guilty on the first ballot.
The alleged speakcasy was located
az Poll Market street. Prosecuting Al.
torncy Mckee and assistant. Mr..
O'Brien worked hard 10 convict Kus-y.
Attorney Leo Coleman defended him.
The jurors were George j. Mathi.
son. g. b. Seybold. r. j.. Helm. George
MaFer. H 4 Folmar. James Ryrnc,
Harris Johnson. Henry Uthman. Harry
King. ST.. O. g Geuther. Jr.. Leon Son.
ucborn and Charles Conrad
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-11
DR.. MILLS LEAVES,
Successor NAMED
PASTOR OF FOURTH STREET NJ
(. CHURCH CALLED TO
KANSAS CITY.
Prominent and Able Minister Of Bufa
10, N. y, TO Occupy Pulpit in
Few Weeks.
Am

The Rev. Dr. A. ". Mills. who has
been pastor Of the Fourth Street Meth
odist Episcopal church for the past
three years. is soon to leave for Kan.
sas City. Mo. whore he has accepted
a call 10 the Howard Memorial church
Of hat city. Dr.. Mills will be- sue.
ceeded al the Fourth Street church by
the Rev Dr. Clarence T. Allen. pastor
Of the Richmond Avenue church al
Buffalo. y Y. The new pastor will be
Installed before the first OF the year.
Dr. Mills was called 10 the Kansas
City church by the unanimous vote OF
the congregation. and H. leaves the lo.
cal congregation with much regret. for
he has been a hard worker. a faithful
pastor and has greatly increased the
membership Of the church. During his
three years pastorate there have been
more than 200 professed conversions.
more than 300 aCcessions 20 the con.
~gregation. while the prayer meeting
services has bee increased nearly
double the benevOlence FOR the last
conference year Of $4,000 az against
5000 four years a 20.
The Rev. Dr. Allen. who is soon to
come 20 Wheeling is one Of the most
learned ministers in tho country and a
~congenial man and a most impressive
and able pastor.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-11
GOES
TO YOUNGSTOWN
RESIGNS SUPERINTENDENT OF
WEST PENN's ELECTRIC
SUBSIDIARIES.
Is Succeeded Here BY S. =. Johnson,
District Superintendent Of Scott
dale, Pa, Section.

C. / Crippen. who for the past three
years has been general superintendent
Of the light and power departments OF
the West Penn Electric company's sub
sidlary concerns Of this section. has
resigned 20 accept a position with the
Republic Railway and Light company
Of Youngstown. o. Sir. Crippcn will
remove his family 10 YOUNGSTOWN early
next week. and viii al once enter upon
his duties. He will have charge of
some extensive comcrcial enrineerine.
Mr.. Crippon is succeeded here by s.
p Johnson. formerly district superin-
tondont of the West Penn company
holdings in Soottdale. Pa. Mr. John.
son has already arrived in this city.
and has now assumed the general
superIntcndcucy of the West Peuu.a
subsidiary electric concerns. Including
tine Brooke Electric company. tho JET.
fcrson Electric company. tho Belmont
Electric company. and the Minco juno.
tIOn LIGHT company.
Mr.. Crippcn came here three years
g from the West PENIS Pittsburgh
district holdings Uo was regarded as
a very capable man. Hi4 s-ucrcs-or
also ie an efficient executive. and has
been tho company superintendent in
the Scottdalc section FOR the past sew.
on years.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-11
CANNOT COME
Noted Chicago Suffrage Leader VIII
Not Address Local suffrapes.
Saturday.

Mrs N~r'oIn.tfo Funk noted chi.
rH.o attorney and .H.'rare leader.
will Boz unable fo appear .n Wheeling.
saturday. when .h" ga. scheduled
Cor two appearance a telegram 10.
trIF.f yesterday cancelled her on
.1.'m'rf is.1u.r OF sudden Hines. DO
o. matter OF much rnrrnf aa Mrs
Funk . I brilliant and conyiulIrs
arnIkrr nrd l most ardent worker
Ir fHH .Hffrl.n cause ff bel hoped ar.
rHre'uru.4 r.U h. mad, Tor Har com
.r. Iafs. H. FOB haf. .rok,n
"-1., Iu 'H. HnH.1 1f Trad. rooms
.-l pool H'N HI Hr open lIf meeting
IHH.r. OBJ. afternoon
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-11
REV. DYSINGER
May Accept Call TO Los Angeles. Cali.
fornia-wiH Make Decision
Friday.

Rev W. $ Dysinger. pastor of the
FIRST Lutheran church. who recently
received q call from a congregation
M Los Angeles. has Tot fully decided
upon the course that he will take Rev
Dysiuger stated last evening that IN
all probability he would make his de.
cision Friday when he expects another
letter from California.
While he has not made any formal
announcement IL is thought that he
VIII accept the call. as 10 Is reported
mat % carries a handsome increase in
salary.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-11
CASE SETTLED
Bottom Drops Out Of Charges Against
Lacy Anderson n Thomas
McDonaid-ury Dismissed.

u was learned last night that the
bottom had dropped va OF the charges
brought against Lacy Anderson and
Thomas Mcdonald. colored. charged
with robhinr q house on the Island
They were To have been tried today
hut the jury was discharged. to report
Monday and the jurors that were
used yesterday were excused until
Friday morning az $50.
clyde Allen. charged with robbery
VIII go on trial Friday morning.
James Martins case. In which IN,
defendant -s charged with panderins
viii likely be- set iOr trial today Ol
tomorrow. Attorney BachWan. who
i- ~dc'endIns Martini. is out Of the
city.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-11
JUSTICE SHOPS

Fred O. ~Eicheuberg. Of the Fast End
went on trial yesterday afternoon poo.
fore Squire ! Flwood Hughes charged
with uou-suprO rt OF bis wife, Eichen-
berg and his wife parted about e
month aEo after a family quarrel He
has not contributed To- his wifo's eure
port since that time Squire Hughes
put him under bond POI that ho should
pay bis wife POI much Ur stated that
Doc would not and was lodged iu tho
jail until no. agreed with the Squire.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-11
DAMAGE SUIT
Filed in Circuit Court Yesterday by
Genera T. S. Riiey-Motion for
Judgment Also Filed.

General T. s. Riley filed suit y~ester.
day with the clerk of the Circuit Court
for g. " Riley against William Han
kluS The action i- brought TO recover
tho sum of sa.fS9 alleged to De- due on
"a uromi--0ry note Or ie made return
able to December rules
4 motion Tor JUDGMENT against Louis
laIs was iI0d hy Attorneys j. q Shcr.
i1 and NrCamic q Clarke boz favor OF
Eoronooa brothers for $500. which the
rlainuH claim due
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-11
SLOWLY RECOVERING.

Anthony O Ryich. Creation coal
miner employed az the Beech Bottom
Block coal mine who was injured late
Ieusday evening was reported 10 be
resting easily az the North Wheeling
hospital last evening u VIII be sew
oraI days before he will be able 10 re-
turn t0 his home in Beech Bottom.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-11
FIELD SECRETARY HERE.

vs. vs. Dollison. Of Marietta COLLEGE
Is in tho CITY ON business Nr. DOLLS.
ON ie field secretary Tor that COLLEGE
and viii spend some time in the city
loo ite interests
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-11
chsmhsrlain,, rabl.ta

This o. a medicine Intended especial.
ly for stomach troubles. biiOusuesz
and constipation n is meeting with
much success and rapidly gaining in
favor and popularity ObfainabIe ev.
erywherc
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-05-29

farming near Adams. Some Of the
younger relatives and friends we're
present but the parents Of the bride,
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas R. Hampton,
We're not in on the secret though they
knew that the wedding was not far in
the future. Rev ]. E. Snyder tied
the martial knot.
At 1880 at the home of the brides
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. A. Fergu-
son. their daughter, Miss Carrie Fer
guson. was united in marr.a age to Yer
nal Backman, well known former
student OF the high school who has
been up in Kennewick. Rev. T. F.
Weaver of the Christian church per-
formed the ceremony. This wedding
was originally set for this evening but.
to outwit friends, II was advanced a
day on the calendar. To complete
their coup. the young newlyweds left
on the early train this morning for
Boise where they will make their
home for the time being.
This afternoon, the third of the trio
of senior brides, Miss Maude Suiste
and A. NJ. Boyden, proprietor of the
Pendleton-W Weston auto stage line,
were made man and wife. The we'd
ding took place at the Presbyterian
parsonage. Rev. Snyder officiating at
2 o'clock and only few friends were
aware of II.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-05-29
Graduation Day is Wedding Day
for Young MaidenS of P. H. S.

I'VE VIII be married when / finish
school"
Three OF the senior girls Of the
high school thus gave their answer
some months past to three waiting
swains who could III content them
selves with the delay So impatient
were they in fact to claim their brides
that they made graduation day also
their wedding day. That is. two OF
them did while the third waited less
than "a hours to ask for the fulfill
ment Of the troth.
Thus today comes the announce
ment that three of the sweet girl
graduates of last evening. Miss Lois
Hampton, Miss Carrie Ferguson and
Miss Maude Suiste, have made their
graduation a commencement indeed.
In fact two Of them were brides when
they took their place on the stage
last evening although there were few
aware Of the fact. All three Of the
weddings have been the nature Of sur.
price affairs and have given the high
school students something of which
to talk.
At 8 O'Clock last evening at the
Presbyterian parsonage, Miss Lois
Hampton was claimed as a bride by
Lucargus w. Owens. a former stu.
dent of the high school who is now
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-05-29
New Method Found for the
Eradication of Farm Weeds;
Iron Sulphate Spray Used

Would the farmers of Umatilla
county like to secure an easy method
Of destroying wild mustard and other
weeds in their fields and along their
roads? II so they should try spray
ing with iron sulphate according to
L. p. Gambee, Instructor In agricul-
ture at the Pendleton high school. Mr
Gambee has been making some tests
in which he used iron sulphate and
he finds the solution is death to
weeds yet does not lnjure growing
grain. He has also been consulting
with other experts on the subject and
has found valuable bulletin issued
by the agricultural experiment station
at the University of Wisconsin. 1t Is
bulletin 17S and is entitled, "The
Eradication Of Farm Weeds With
Iron Sulphate." Any one desiring a
copy may secure the same for 10 cents
by writing to the Wisconsin university
at Madison,
In the following article Mr. Gam
bee gives instruction as to the use Of
iron sulphate:
Some Of the wheat growers Of this
section have asked me to report on
the means which have been found
most successful in eradlcating the
wild mustard. As iron sulphate has
been found to be the best means and
Ia the most practical for this county
l am conflnlng this article to the re-
suits gained from its use and the
means used in applying 1t. 1t is the