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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-17
Incoming Nes.rIs-By wireless.

sss' Helena, .sa'avarry. Peru. 81 mile.
south ~ scotland liGht a. = " yesterday
s. tty OF savannah. Rotterdam, Sei mile.
ensi OF Amhrosn hight ~ noon
- CITY of Macon. Bremen. ln miles south.
west Of Ambrose llSht at y
- santa Marta. Colon. $50 miles south ~
scotland hsht Al =
s. san Juan san Juan 90 miles south
Of scotland Ngh' AT = i "
Is Caracas San Juan - mules south n,
scotland hgh' ~ i
- II Orqdcutr. Galveston q, m,le. .ou,L
% Jupiter A. noon
s. " sud Galveston. ~ miles south n,
scotland hight nj noon
- Northwestern, Tort Arthur 49, miles
south Of Ambrose hght AZ noon
- Itetara~ Galveston g., miles c.af n,
Galveston bar ~ = y "
So concho. Galveston. n miles south n,
-. riro;""u; s." orleans. So milo. south
Of Diamond Shoals a. noon
:, SABINE Moh,l" = mules southeast OF
50 lrnRpc, Jacksonville. ~, miles south n,
Scotland light AT =
$ lon'la, SABINE. 80 miles south ~ 500,
land lEht AT noon
So John n Rockefeller Baton Rnur,. ,u,
mnes northwest. of Tort ,sls Al noon
- City OF Mouts omcrN savannah. ia
m.I's south Of Diamond shoals At noon
Tug H"""" ~l"lia-'. -" 'r!-r .s,,., - "a;
Diamond shoals At : = VI "
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-17
Buy JERSEY MUSHROOM FARM

Arthur S. Lewis and Frank Marston
have formed a corporation to take over
the property formerly known as Eng
llsh's chicken and mushroom farm ut
Crystal Lake near ENgle Rock. West
Orange. y. j. This property consists OF
about ffty acres. with hotel and cot
tages, and after extensive improvements
have been made the place will he known
as the Crystal Lake Farms. Mccarthy 4
Fellows were the brokers.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-17
LENDER TAKES BIG LOFTS.

An offer OF 81 900 over a Hrst mort
gage OF $4,000 and intcres, amounting
to $4,000 was sufficient TO purchase for
the Alavista Holding Company. as plain
tin. in a foreclosure sale in the vesey
street auction Dor yesterday the
twelve story loft building at III and l43
West Twenty-eighth street. on a plot
A6Ix9S.9. The Alavista
brought the action against the Twenty
NTH Street Construction Company as
owner OF the property.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-17
NEW SAITH ST. APARTMENT.
=. 4. Hersos Files Plans for a2iO,-
600 House ON East side,

Plans for the nine story apartment
house which Samuel a Herzog will
erect OF the south side OF E~ighty-fourth
street. 1Aalo feet west Of Lexington ave-
nue.. rave been flied with the Manhat-
tan Bureau of Buildings by Schwartz &
Gross. II will III We a frontage OF S7.6
feet and a depth OF 81 feet. with a facade
of brick limestone and terra Gotta. II
will he freproof and has been estimated
to cost 100000. The Surrey Realty
Company. Inc. is the name under which
the owner will build.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-17
EAST SIDE TENEMENT.

Adolph Merlin. architect, has fled
plans for the construction Of a six
story tenement house on the north side
Of Rroome street. 75,ll feet west of Null
berry street. II will have "A frontage
Of 25l feet and a depth of 792 and
have accommodations for eighteen FAINT
lies. Nincenzo Deduca is the owner.
The cost has been estimated at $4,000.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-17

Mrs + B. Makepeace, Jr,. has bought
ron David Barhs the property at l+l
Madison street. a dwelling on lot COX
90, l16 fee' east Of Bedford avenue.
The property has been in the Banks
'amiY for some time, 1t is assessed by
ne city at Sc, 700. Frank r Make
ues'e, Jr., attended 20 the lega! end OF
me deal.
John F., Henry, Ir.. has cold for a
cent tia three story n basement
bro~rsto7e dwelling at 500 Jefferson
avenue TO Iohn W, McGrath for occu-
parcy.
MerIk 4 MAY have sold twenty lots,
.nc.ldlng the block front on the north
4de of Hegeman avenue, from
Watkins to Osborn street; also a front
age Of $50 feet ON the east side OF Os-
''r7 street, between Lott Hegeman
d%yergcs, The property Is located along
ne line Of the New Lots avenue trolley,
m mo Brownsville section, Flats prob
''ly will be built on the lots.
Brfs M\NHAssET HOME PLOT.
LEciuse, washburn & Co. have sold
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-17
JUDGE ASH SELLS l.. I. HOME.

Ex-Judge Ash OF Long Island has sold
10 the D.. II. Jackson Company his resi-
dence at Brightwaters, l.. l., In a trade
IN which he took Yonkers lots in part
payment. The Ash property. one Of the
largest at Brightwaters. WAS held at
$4,000. The real estate comprises about
one ana a half acres just east Of the
Merrick road and fronting on the Brigh.-
waters yacht basin and running through
10 the next street. where II has a 'front.'
age of $50 feet. The house is three
stories, 80 feet wide and SIS feet deep.
Back OF the house is a garage. In part
payment Mr.. Jackson's company gave
several plots a~ggrecating about eleven
lots valued at $4,000 in the Yonker
section or Chase avenue. be-
.ween Park avenue and Greenvale place.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-17
MORE TRADE on Attn STREET

Morgan 7. James has taken a lease
from the Mary L.. Eddy estate of the
five story dwelling on lot 25xlO0 at 10
East Fo~rty-seventh street. between
Madison and Fifth avenues. The lease
is for a long term of years. The prop
erty will be altered for business by the
lessee.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-17
EUROPEAN MAILS.

The white star liner Meeantic. sailing for
Liverpool to day will carry mail. closing AZ
$50 4 Nj, for all Europe except Germany.
Austria, Hungary. L~uSemburg aud Turkey,
also for Africa. West A-ia and the East In
dies
The scandinavian American liner HeniG
Olav. sailing to. morrow for Christtansand.
ptll take mail. closing AZ 10 4 NJ. for Nor
way. Sweden. Denmark Russia. erman
Austria and Hungary. when specially ad'
dresaed
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-17

TRENToN, y. j., Feb. l6.-The West
Jersey and Seashore Railroad Com
pany h'cd a certificate with the Sec
rotary of state to-day increasing its
authorized capital stock from $40. 600, 600
10 $4,000, 600, The road is a part OF
ih, T-unsSiyania s,s,.rn.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-17
MECHANICS LIENS.

10th ST, 500 -rnger Parauet Floor
ing Co. Inc, agt lsOth 81 Realty CO,
9TH AV, ~ to 7SG--Title Guarantee y
Trust co agt 7Si sixth Avenue, Inc.
owner. Brown Bros, Inc, contractor. s3T
BronI.
THIRD Az, = :, 200 $ lT2d 81, a5Ni?3--
Angelo Rcstiro ct al aPt Moses Nodes,
owner; rnseidon Realty 60. Inc, and
Nicholas Hodes, contractor ..,., s'.56
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-17
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.


BEAVER ST, % 4 IS, ( New ~. IS A
sd = Hurla Tile co, Inc, agt New
4 Beaver Arcade 90 ct al, July Is. 1914
POST g. = cor ?ao7tihi .t,,iohhrn' J'wNSsllS'
Ian -, 1913 tby bond ,..........s276
SAME NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Hardware
Cotpn agt same Jan Fl, 1919 (by
.unulI -,'-.t, L..''' :. r o.. '''s,, tS53l,sb
SANE PROPERTY - Marks SBros ag,
same, Jan II 1915 thy hondl ,s26c.SS
SAME pROPERTf-Church T. Gates 4
Co ag' same, Feb II, 1913 fby
hondJ ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. s96e O2
BrOnI.
DAWSON ST. seo Aaron Rosenberg az,
MARY kirsch ct al, Dec !, 1914 $3.50
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-17
LEASING CITY HOMES.

The Houghton Company has leased
for Joseph T. Ryan the three story
and basement dwelling at 342 West
Eighty-fourth street to Paul f.. Lowe
for a term of years.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-17

John W. Smyth Ia the buyer ~ the
Ave story apartment at the northeast
ycrner Of Lexington avenue and Thirty
Attn street.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-17
CANADIAN SELLS LOFT HERE.

pere & BRO. lave sold for r.. +. q.
smith OF Montreal, Canada, $50 Thomp-
son street. a four story n basement lott
for occupancy
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-17

NASHiNGTn\ Fob ls-No
orders wer" issued to-day


Thrtr nNNN 0TltTN N"IF Tsrue0
Lieutenant Commando Il C. Rarthalow.
from ihe Io!nrada 20 tho san Diego
Lieut.. v VI, GrtNold, from the san
Diego to mo Colorado
Eusigu n +, FLOYD, from the receiving
snip 1T san Francisco to thr Colorado.
Modicsl Inspector !. l.. Won Wedeking
TO marine recruiting station, sew York
Surgeon A. T Weston. N II G, from
n Marine recruiting station, New York,
capt j. X, Tracy IN rhirty-seccn
Company, marine barracks, Panama eK-
position, San Francisco.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-17
BROkAw LEASES L.. 7. PLACE.

r. s. Willard 4 Co. have leased for
Philip w. Livermore the house and
property OF about rixty-eight acres Al
B~rookville, l.. l.. to Howard C. Brokaw.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-17

TO T. s. Cunningham OF Yonkers the
plot s0x1o0. on the north side OF Orchard
street. at Manhasset Park, l.. I. The
puyer mas broken ground for ,he erection
OF a frame house OF Colonia design.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-17
ASSIGNMENTS or MORTGAGES.
Manhattan.

CENTRE ST. .lS-Falkens,eir. Emile -
Mary r Hastings, Mata'uck. l. l. atty.
Robert Has'inEs. cb7 Rvsy .....ssh0n
s6TH ST, - E. Osborne. Frances y. com
mittce 20 Frances p Osborne rs cons.--
vator OF estate Eliza ! Mitchell Derby.
conn; atty. r q co. 1fs Rwsy. ...... 81
ttTH ST. ~ e. $50 . al av. 20XinG.
lislsted. Ellen 4. 10 lawyer. T Irs a
r g. $50 pway. "a nnn
MADISON Az. isiS.isia' and iash %. IL
~ E-Ti'ie Guar & 7 CO TO NewhurEh
Savings Rank. Sewhurgh, y Y s''v.
T q Co. i1s Pway. ............t Gas 900
HENRY ST. 2S,- 2s5-Fi.chci Harry. "a
Minnie Roth-nherR. pia Ho'Iv ~, ATTY.
J Se.lm,n - Park Row ...... 81
ian ST. iSH-lft lawyers N'g 90 'o
psvego 60 Saw HANK OsvcKp y Y.
ATTY. Lawyers Mortgage co. - Tib"r'y
81 '.,...''...' .,,.s... .,....... Us 600
zIpEILI LrSGI 20 Giuseppe zih.,li. 81
zfBELL.i, GIUSEPPE 20 Mortimer VI
NEW YORK urGE 4 SEC co to church
NJ Tho Ascension .......... $4,000
PUBLIC Rank or y T 10 Northern Rant
AnEE, GEO T. ana ano. exr.. to Lawyer.
VENT, JAS @. 20 lawyers Mortrar,
60 ..",.........,.. .......... sc9.0OC
ROCHE. JOHN J. to Andrew ] Parker =,
FREtpLANDER. JOS " and ano, trus, :,
Edgar : Appiehy. trus ........ $4,000
RONENS. CHAS " n Isiior Harris So. 0ot
MANHATrAN MICE co TO Daniel 2
ffil4N ...rrsr.. sr..r s,... o. . W. wv
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-17
MORTGAGES.
with name and address Of lender snt
lenders Attorney
Downtown.

Downtown.
(South of Fourteenth ST.
TRINITY PL. W q. a0s1 = Thames 81.
lOiixi? Betty NJ Hawks to Mutusi
Life lns Co, 80 Nassau st, Feb lb. due
as per bond. atty. y Y T Ins 60, 1873
hwsy $4,000
eb.7xl00-Edw ] Smith to Dietrich "
Katie, 1903 keHp 81, Bklyn. Feb Is. 4
yrs, 6 pc; atty, Nathan ID shapiro, SOS
9TH Sr. SIS, iss Nv b. 25xssii~
Saml Moore to Rosa Gasterger, 1857 T.
18TH ct. Bklyn, Feb Is. due as per notes.
attys, Kiendi, $ q q, 2i5 Montague st.
Fast Side.
fEas, OF Fifth av, between Fourteenth ana
10th stsD
I0STH ST, = q. 5 . LIST sv. 1oeIIo0. IL
Josephine j schumacher - Untsn
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-17
REAL rsrATkt oK sALEo OR EXCHANGE
Borough 81 Brook

isis CLINTON Az. through ~ wAv.
cost iiio.1oO, price ,sf'oCO' ties. man az.
sessod vtluel Just renovated AMI ready for
occupancy "NUhsnge considered send so-
photos and description, C1r"tAks- on prop
"r'r day and night; VIII rent for 81. son prr
annum iour Nv h-oker or CHARLES r
NONES %. % within 81
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-17

Highest temperature. so. at ~ p. VI.
Loves, temperature. az. NoP "
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-17
LOST. rov>p AND REWARDS.
81 LOST.
FINDER WILL GET $50.

Pen and Ink sketches Of wonNn heads
With hats, los, by hov on way 10 printer.
$50 - ander or ~ ore who gives Va in
formation witch lca4s 70 hniing tAem.
To ephoro imueIia'o'y 20
Cb>GE SAST
r.,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-17
From n 20 = Vow "a city Day's
Work.

An ordinance fixing . A NJ. to : r.. NJ
ms the working hours in all city depart.
ments goes into effect to-day.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-17
TRANSACTIONS RECORDED.
TRANsFERs.

with name and address of lender and
attorney. II attorneys name Is omitted
address party OF second part)
nountouo
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-04-29
Sir j. 8. peir(e.
GiHer ber britiihen SluttentDms
inan6enre Inn Mittelmeer.

Die britiIde Slotte, bic on Der
8iifte Der 2epante itationiert tn unb
ipieberboIt 9lnsrifFe uuf Die 6afens
ftubt Smprnu semu9t bat, itebt unter
bem Rommanbo bes britii9tn Nomis
rolls Sir R. $. peirie. zines berbdlts
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-04-29
9enta(er StrateQe.
General bon SBtenbprf, Sefferretdh.
ttHaarne edladlteHbenter.

General bon SObenborf, Der gbef
bes Diterrei4ii4sungurif9en 9eneraI,
itabes, bat iiG uls etn ftrateet6es
9nie ertpieIen. Seiner Ssloberrns
sabe lit es gu peroonten, bab bte RuI,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-04-29
premier 9ounaris.
8effiripurtet bic Mnfre&tertaItnns
BON 0ried,enlnnOS @eutraltt1t.

Der neus sriedifde premisr. 6.
@ounaris. tpel6er na9 Dem Riidtrttt
bts friiberen Prsmiers, 8eniasIos, an
bte Spibe bes sriedif1en 2obinstts
berufen ipuroe. mar frlber Bersperts
tuIpeftpr unb gilt dls Elm Wtann bes
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-04-29
Smiiier Beqneus.

Smmer Bequem.
ct isnHtu ps&isln Sbrtn gbsd itssH AbtsA
Hs uhr. $f.OO frSfua cine SpartiHIaeslt
aRi ! prrstnt 3iuisu. Sit i5nusns,ifbtn Str
stle ttetn Sag TN 9abr Ubns Riinbtenns.
ShTgi@attltt btSpam6&tieis astntfn fiiT BE
dmmtlt4tn So Sransailantil&fn ,uHe sstiiasR
Dampttr einisu. @itbt fiir RsiItH BE bsee
Anstuuft nnb ntsSrisat prtifs.
Die Rsiarta,s ab!h:ilaas fs..ist, ,@slsa&!ss
ans snf9tsbsns stfsst%t Documents In aasa
iarpp6iiHsH SpraHtH an. 8hprst T6He fiis
SHrssr spu ben Der. Sinatsn. @flpItnbnnasa
aa9 alien SbstIfH bsr @tlt.
8lau Sanftn8 &Dnfe,
21S 3adatpanna Noe, Scranton.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-04-29
premter @ounaris.

6risoens. Der nit GROCER Gnersis fir
&s 4ufre9erbultung bon 9rie9ens
lambs ReutralitGt einitebt. Sein 0ors
singer bate iein MOsli9ites beriudt.
nm @riedenlnno I'm SntereFs Der
Gniirten in ben ariea au perlpideln.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-04-29
abmirai Petrie.

nismGbis nod iunsen Rannss, ber
ii4 ober bereits sinen berporrosenbeu
Ruf ertporben bot.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-30
Beauty Shaping
Blu Anto.nette DonneUu

Slapping Il good color into YOUR face
isn't new idea by any manner OF
means Nevertheless "A great deal of
hcNcti, is derived from this little beauty
trick
s,i, sr.c;,iis, NJ ,,,. ,.>,,,o;,,,
s,.s ,bo hast 49, 70 i,onn ~ -.
,ounr is hy IN slanninr nror,.s T.,
e.,s mo ,crvo. ,in,,I;,'r ,,d H. ,,,,.o,aS
,c,I,. 49,, frn,,,s, ,; ~. ~,
n,,i.,Ii, Tor ,io,,hI, 'ri, doo. ~; III,
sn.ria,i., ,.,o.,,,,.nI ,Tc 10 -
,r,,,ncu,
~ wn,u,,, ,vould ri,e ,h.;r ,,oo,,
rIire ,Iis .lanninn ,ra,,r,a,, 49,"
MN, hrfor, rninw "a Iot .a, Co.. >
cou,,, Of p,i,,u-.s usiur coII
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-30
Exophthalmic Goiter
By William Brady, M. D.

ENophthalmic goi;er (cXophthalmos
means prominent or staring cyeballs)
is peculiar in this respect: The gen
eral disturbance OF health is usually
much more manifest than the local
enlargement OF the thyroid gland. if
indeed the gland is appreciably Ell
larged at all Many cases of cxoph-
,halmic goiter are not diagnosed prop
erly because the golfer itself escapes
observation the nervous and circula-
tory symptoms overshadowing the
thyroid gland disturbance.
AS we have already explained in a
previous article, the characteristic
symptoms OF eXophthalmic goitcr are:
first, protrudinE or prominent or star
ing, MISUNDERSTANDING eyes, with
widely opened cyelids which uncover
the entire iris or colored part OF the
eye; second, Il fine trcmor of the fling
crs and hands: third, Il very rapid
pulse rate. with frequent or more OF
less continuous palpitation or eNcita-
bility of the heart: fourth, great ncr-
vousncss and rcstlcssness. In short
the victim Of cXophthalmic Soitcr suf-
fers severely from general symptoms
and little or none from the enlarge
ment of the thyroid gland. All OF
these symptoms are due to the eX-
cessivc secretion of thyroid substance
by the diseased gland
In the treatment OF a case Of cXoph
thalmic goitcr. the one indispensable,
agent IS rest. In severe cases this
means absolute rest in bed, Il sort OF
s. Weir Mitchell rest cure. 1t also
means avoidance OF every kind Of men
tai worry or annoyance. pleasant sur
roundings, gentle care and kindly
management Not that patients can
not or do not recover in time without
such care. i:ut that the ovcractivity
Of the thyroid gland is best controlled
Ivy such means. The course of exopll-
thalmic goiter is Il matter Of months
or years, under the best of treatment
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-30
"Amenca Fust''
Is dson Slogan
In Message to Congress VIII
Condemn Any Dio,sion in
Ranks Of Citizens.

WASHINGTON, November 29.-prcsi-
dent Wilson'S address to Congress next
week will not only treat ON greater
appropriations for national defense, but
will call to the attention OF Congress
the explosions and fires in American
industrial plants.
The President intends to recommend
that the Sherman law be amended TO
include severe penalties for such re-
straints Of trade. Any division in the
ranks OF American citizens whose SYM
pnthies with the warning bclligercnts
may have led to excuses will be en-
phatically condemned as American.
IN several recent speeches the Prcsi-
ueht has spoken for america First"
ana called upon Americans TO stand
united. That he considered the situa-
non oil sufiiciept Importance to bring
10 the attention OF Congress- however.
i,ao not generally been realized The
Iresident Is expected to refer to the
SUBJECT In his address In connection with
a Eeheral statement that the United
states can really be prepared only if
us cl't%enS stand together and rcucl
outside influence.
me, President resumed worlk nm III.
message immediately upon his return
mere from New York carly TODAY
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-30
MRS. GAIT COMPLAINANT
r'"i"ehts Finnccc Receives INSULTING
Letters From Inventor, Giving Name
rs Samuel White

NEW YORK, November Ca nan
describing himself as Samuel White
t"eht%-seNen. an inventor. was arrested
mere to-day by police and Secr.t-
service agents charged with having
written Insulting letters to Mrs. EdItl,
Il. %a!;, President Wilson's fiancee ana
heF mother Mrs. Boiling. White was
a'raigned later and sent TO Bellevue
hospital for observation
White. according to the police. adj :
h'''ed having written to Mrs. Gait and
MIS- Boiling concerning patent egg
Garner To b" used in the mails and two
'"" musical instruments. The pris-
oncr said, the police added. that he
wrote the first letter for Samuel
osborne. OF Chicago. who had invented
one OF the musical Instruments
White told the police that he met
Mrs Gait and her mother It the Grand
Central Palace here in l3Ia
The complaint in tie affidavit agains,
White was given as Mrs Calf. but :,
detective made the charge when White
appeared in court.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-30

tickets. and forming themselves at the
top OF the steps leading to the hall
and galleries. forcibly took possess on
of tho building.
Bombs containing "asphyX!utins
gases" were launched, and then the
soldiers took the platform by storm.
Several OF the speakers, including l.:
ID. Morcl. the leader of the union,
sought refuge in an antcroon. ~ diG
the women who were distributing leaf
lets. The promoters of the meeting
were thrown from the platform with
the furniture TO which they chung.
Ihc soldiers took the place OF tho
speakers and passed a resolution de-
ihhhding that the activities OF the
union should be stopped, and dcc!ar-
ihE that the only terms OF peace ac-
ccpthblc TO the allies were those which
should be dictated after tho complete
defeat of Germany.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-30

It's onset is gradual. as Il rule: and
so ii gradually disappears
when rest and suitable medical
treatment fail to control the disease
aster reasonable trial. or when the
case is severe from the start. then the
question OF surgical removal Ola por-
tion of the thyroid gland arises. AS
'his is n major operation requiring
great skill and judgment. we would
emphasize the Importance of relying
upoh the advice of the physician who
mas observed and studied the individ-
uai case. in conjunction with the adj
wee OF the surgeon whom he suggests.
One or the most unfortunate errors
patients with exophthalmic goiter
make Is running Off to n so-calied
Eoiter specialist" and accepting his
ADVICE without the wise counsel OF
the family doctor. AS already cN-
pihihed. the general condition, and
not tho condition of the thyroid gland,
must be the guide in determining
what is tho best line of treatment.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-30
METHODISTS BACK Will SON
! PIPER south Carolina Conference Votes
Down RESOLUTION OF Protest AGninst
Policy of Preparedness.

SPARTANBURG. s. C.. November 90.
The upper South Carolina Conference
of the Methodist Episcopal Church,
South, III its closing session here to-
day voted down by an overwhelming
majority a resolution OF protest against
the policy OF preparedness recently an
nounccd by President Wilson. The ad-
vocatcs of the resolution pointed TO the
views Of former Secretary OF State
bryan as indicating the proper course
the nation should follow. Opponents
OF The resolution held that President
Wilson should he supported
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DR.. BLACkWOOD TO SPEAK
VIII Deliver Series of Ten Lectures n,
''rncc Covenant Presbyterian
Church.

Rev. Andrew w. Blackwood. -. D.,
formerly of Pittsburgh, Pa. and now
pastor of the First Presbyterian Church
OF Columbia. 5. g., will begin a series OF
Ten addresses at Grace Covenant Pres
hyterlan Church Tonight at o'clock.
His subject will be The Growth of :,
Family Tree"
DR.. Blackwood has a fresh and vivid
style of speaking, and he never verge.
upon the sensational. lie will deliver
ten lectures while here, and large
crowds are expected To hear him.
Or Blackwood Will he the guest in
Richmond of Rev. J. Calvin Stewart. n.
d.. pastor or Grace Covenant church
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-30
SOLDIERS F0RCIBLY TAKE
CHARGE OF PEACE MEETING
tneercmonionnly Throw Speakers From
Platform mud Turn Gnthcring Into
One for RecruItIny

LONDON. November 29--Canadian
and Australian soldiers. with a sprInk
ling OF territorials. this evening took
charge of Memorial Hall. where ,nc
Union of Democratic Control an or
Sanization which Is opposed TO con-
scription and favors peace, was ,dver-
tiscd to hold meeting. land uncer,-
moniously threw the speakers from tn.
platform and turned the Eatharin,, into
recruiting meeting. The soldiers
succeeded in gaining admission with
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-30

The most popular style afternoon
costume is the Russian redingote.
quite long. covering the gown, AMI
fur-trimmcd, with either large band
or two small bands bordering the
bottom of the skirt. with the same
trimming on the cuffs. In many in
stances the redingute is belted. either
with cloth or fur. There are large
high collars reaching up to the ears
and covering the chin. Here we have
II variation of the rcdingote. 1t. Is
built on drcssicr lines; not quite So
severe. OF rich golden brown shade
I'm duvetyne, ii Is trimmed with seal.
The quaint little finger nuff is also
of seal.