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New-York tribune., 1915-03-13
intercollegiate Athletics.

The first venture OF the newly
formed publishing house Of Robert Ap-
pleton, Inc, will be intercollegiate
Athletics in America" The work, which
will be completed in FIVE large octave
volumes with 1900 Illustrations, Is an
uounced as a complete chronicle-narra-
tive, statistical and pictorial, of college
sport in the United States. It will pre-
sent the complete history of each col
lcce sport. written by an expert, under
the general editorship Of Samuel Grow
ther. In tabular form. it will contain
the facts of every intercollegiate con
test that has taken place in this coun-
try, with the full names OF all the com.
petitors and the correct times and
scores.
New-York tribune., 1915-03-13
BUSINESS SCHOOLS
SCHOOL AliE.SCIES

American and Foreign Ieacners' AEenoy.--
Supplies Professors IeF chefs iutors
Families Apply 70 Ars 81 YOUNG
FULTON % Onion SIusre
New-York tribune., 1915-03-13
TN INNOCENT" SAYS
PAINT co. MANAGER
"If | Wanted to Steal $4,000
Wouldn't Tempt Me-" Declares
White, Bandit Suspect.

81 am absolutely innocent" This was
the declaration last night of Philip I.
White, the manager Of the Masury
Paint Company, who was released on
$4,000 bail on Thursday, following his
indictment for completely In the at
tempted robbery by auto bandits last
autumn of $4,000 belonging 10 the
Sackctt 4 Wilhelms Company. The
money had just been drawn from the
bank and was on its way to be used fO+
the payroll.
I know that Thomas II. Daily, a
.hauFeur, accuses me OF being in
volved," White said, but don't know
him and never saw him before ! met
him ir the Office of Assistant District
Attorney Goldstein. After Chnnln, one
OF the accused, was acquitted | was
told by some one that ! was under in
vestigation and was about TO be in
dicted-that | had better run away.
Tie way } ran away was 70 take q taxi
cab 70 the office of Mr. Goidsteil.
IF ! we're one Of the five men mixed
up in this $4,000 hold-up | would re-
ceive less than $4,000 for my share. Il
is preposterous to think that | would
engage in highway robber" for any
such sum. II / wanted TO steal | GER
tainly would not go after $4,000"
New-York tribune., 1915-03-13

g,nts Clara Havana. m-Cub. IL 90 m
pznauan san Francisco An. u 90 m
Tauai0Z Rio de JaneirO, BrG1. 90 pm 90 pm
New-York tribune., 1915-03-13

M1rrls illustrated by Howard Chandler
Christy l2uO., PIP. 52J. Charles Scrib-
u,rs Sons.
Darling was their family name. It
fitted the six sisters 70 pertechoni
their brother had 70 fit himself to IT,
and succeeded rather well. Their
father was supposed TO be immensely
rich. but when he died his estate was
found to consist Of $4,000 and the
best equipped camp in the Adiron-
dacks So the seven turned it into the
most luxurious inn the country mas
ever known, and, Of course, guests were
plenty. with waiting-list that reached
many seasons ahead. These guests
were all eligible bachelors. thanks 10
a little trick played with the adver-
tisemcnt Of the inn by the Tlplets'
who were 50 much alike that none
could tell them apart, to Their own
immense amusement. Mr.. MOTIFS mas
done a difficult thing with easy grace
This is a charming comedy OF youth
aud high spirits, OF irritation ana
genuine sentiment, and OF the loys
Of life in the open, of all the sports OF
the Adirondacks. There Is here de
scription Of dry-hy trout hshlng thHI
will captivate all lovers of pursuit
that is an art. q science and a sport
all in one; and there are canoeing and
boating and whatever the heart OF man
and Of young amazons can desire; Ihe
drnpufis DerSOnde fit the comedy at,
mosphere Of the plot; its scenery OF
wood and lake and stream IS painted
with an appreciative touch dainty
fantasy, whose captivating llghtnes5
and ease completely conceal the nara
work that must have gone TO IT'S Rossa-
mer weaving.
New-York tribune., 1915-03-13
Humidity
POLICE READY FOR REDS
Reserves Will Act if Tannen-
baum's Talk Excites Them.

Police Of the downtown precincts
have been warned by Commissioner
Woods TO hold in readiness all reserves
in case the /. W W eloquence OF
Frank Tarnenbaum, who speaks this
afternoon in Union Square, eyokes a
demonstration.
It is believed that the Square will be
packed with those who will flock 20
hear the recently made alumnus OF
BlackwelPs Island. l. ". w. broad
sides have been printed and distributed
in the city exhorting all true Reds" "
to attend. "Come in your thousands to
the l. W. W. mass meeting" is the
appeal they bear.
Tannenbaum will probably base his
speech on his experiences on Black
wells Island. Others who will be
heard include Carlo Tresca and Eliza
beth Gurley Flynn.
New-York tribune., 1915-03-13
TEA ON GERRY YACHT
Social Doings at Washington
Include Many Dinners.

Washington, March 12.-Mr. and Mrs
Peter G. Gerry entertained Mrs. Rich
ard II. Townsend and a number OF
others at tea this afternoon on board
their Yacht Owora.
The Secretary Of the Interior and
Mrs. Lane entertained the Attorney
General and Mrs. Gregory at dinner to
night. asking a number of guests TO
meet them.
The Assistant Secretary Of the Navy
and Mrs. Roosevelt will accompany the
Vice-President and Mrs. Marshall to
the Panama-Paciic Exposition. Mr..
Roosevelt will act as aid to the Vice
President The Secretary of the In
terror and Mrs. Lane will go to Cali
forria at the same time, accompanied
by Mr. and Mrs Adolph Miller.
The Assistant Secretary of the Navy
and Mrs. Roosevelt and Colonel and
Mrs. Charles l. McCawiey were among
the dinner hosts Of the evening.
Mrs. JOsephus Daniels was the guest
Of honor a. luncheon party enter
tanned to-day by Mrs. Francis 5. Nash,
wife Of Medical Director Nash, |. ).
y. Mrs. Robert Lansing, Miss Martha
tOdmaht AIs' LOUIS Lo'iO"4 u, ~
David J. Hill and Mrs. Robert Hinck-
lev were among the guests.
Nine. Slayko Grovitch, wife of the
permancnt Under Secretary of Foreign
Affairs of Sorvia, who is the house
guest of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Henry
Butler, gave a talk on conditions in
her country thls morning.
The marriage Of the Rev. Stanley
Matthews Cleveland, curate OF Zion
and St. Timothy's Church, in New
York. and Miss Marian Van Buren,
daughter Of Mrs. Nelson Read John
SON. Will take place at St. Johns
Church. in this city, on April II. The
wedding party will be a large one. Mrs.
Johnson and Miss Van Buren will 90
10 New York on Thursday to remain
New-York tribune., 1915-03-13
Approves Garbage Plant

Mayor Mitchell. in returning 10 Al
bany with his approval yesterday thC
bill permitting the city 10 construct
and operate a plant for the hnal dis
position OF garbage and refuse or &c
make a contract with q private concern
for this work under terms set down
stated that in his opinion it would as
sure a budgetary saving OF not less
than 81 iOO, 900 a year
New-York tribune., 1915-03-13
INSTRUCTION

THE BERLirZ SCHOOL OF LANGUAGE.
now AZ Madison Square
WILL REMOVE
on APRIL FIRST
20 $3.50 West 34th street
New-York tribune., 1915-03-13
N. H. May Sell Stock Holdings

Hartford, Conn, March IA bill
amending the charter of the New York,
New Haven & Hartford Railroad Com
pany to permit it TO sell or pledge
shares Of capital stock of the Old Col
ony and the Boston Providence
railroad companies. held in its treas
ury. was passed by the House to-day,
in concurrence with the Senate.
New-York tribune., 1915-03-13
AIlRIXED

City of - Louis Savannah March p 70 the
Ocean IS Co. with Passengers and nase ouu
Fl Aba Galyrston March 8. 20 the Southern
Pacific Co. With mdse. Quarantine. 10 -5 a N
Delaware Philadelphia. " tho clyde 50 Co. Win
mus III cd New '''' oieias March T. to the Southern
Pacific Co. with Edse Ql@rsanune; 1913! Nm. ~,
sou IS Line with sugar Bar. 1870 m -
Tyler Newp.rt AcAs and Norfolk, 20 ne old
Dominion IS 40. with mds,. Quarantine. ID 2 ~.
William Chisholm. Portland io' N'"po" Ne"s'
olai tNori. Clentucsos March .. 10 Daniel Bacon.
Il sso. B.,merlayen February Il. Bremen 90
NordoHham -a. via stonoH-y y. To the o0u'hefh
P.cac Go. win mdse Bar - NJ, m rr,.,,,,.,
Nebraskan. Char.es'on. 70 tie American -ha"aliAn
IS CO. with mis5. Quarantine. u -,
Amllante Cartsgens February Is. Puerto Co,
@hst R5s.on C. % the tinted Fra Co. With 50 pas
seuEcrs mails and nIdse Bar, i41 a m
Cauop.s- OBJ. Genoa teoua% ~; Sap.es I.e p.t ..
ton H. 70 tie Nh4.e star Line. with m4se bar
-, GrsSr H. New O,lear, March 6. 10 tie Southern
Pacific Go. with plsstugcrs and mdse. QuArsi.-
C,o-eiau Honolulu January 81. Kahulu February
4 Ui.S \ Et.ioa .6. Crs8Ja - a-d Philace.phi a
March II. To tho American Ha@aian - Line. with
Sro,t!sh Prince tBrj. sartc, January -, Rio de
Jsueir0 g. Victoria February D.. bdlla AAd
Trinidad 20 via New Ored-s March 3. 20 Pau. =.
Gerhard n Co. Vith passengers and mdse bar
Bdez lei Grl. Cardiff February %, 10 master.
' yco~s t3,i T5rro Annunhsto February r. rs
81 Mchsc.s %. 10 Barber y Co. Ia bal.ast. Bar
Rucon. c CrIs,oba March s to the Panama Rail
road $, Line. IN ballast. Bar -. ? u.
Princess Anne Newport News and Norfolk. %
the Old Dominion IS Go. with passengers aud
nd,e Quarantine. $40 p H.
Nauerir OBJ Calcutta January ard Pliiadel-
Mia March H. 70 H0uldar. Weir BOYD. with
ulse Quarantine. Z 80 > m.
Concho GaIgest1n March and Key West .. 20
the MaIor IS Co. with Passengers sud mise
NeTadaH' Bremen February "A. 70 the American
Hawaiian s. Co in ballast. - .
sandy Hook. y j. March -. go m-Wid
o1rtiy-rst moderate breeze. .ltar. Asit sea.
SAILED
s,esre-s King tRr) Newport Sews. Port Hunter
GD Frmaut.e. EsRick Manor (BD. Barcelona !.
New-York tribune., 1915-03-13
OUTGOING STEAMERS.

'Brinn mall
New-York tribune., 1915-03-13
EemAle

COMPANION oreNUBSERY CONERNESS S.-R
tueI English Protestant. thrCe jear-' .'est Ger
soual reference. city, country Industrial As n Il
West geI 81, Tel j2lO-Byant
COOK and LAUNDRESS .-Gvrmant excl fef
erencrs. ciy Or country. tJopers Agency. IS
6th
UsEWORKER Finnish American strong stli-
inz city - countD e1ce ent references Lshu
Agency n T. i-jth 81 Phone j3l3 Harlem
nor sEWORKFR Young Hungarian personal ref
ereuces jewish family preicucl tooytrs Agenc7
e5I TN
New-York tribune., 1915-03-13
PUBLISHERS NEWS
Current Talk of Things Pres
ent and to Come.

"When n Man Comes 20 Himself"
by President Woodrow Wilson. is pub
lishod this week by the Ilarpers. Il ia
"a message Of hopefulness to the man
who is looking forward to the attain
ment of his full value, and one of con-
ISOLATION to the man who thinks he has
failed Apparent failure may lead TO
a new and wider field Of usefulness;
the discovery of his limitations may
show a man his real mower. The indi-
vidualist will learn that he is part Of
a whole, that political society is a
natural relationship And when a man
has discovered that the best way 10
serve himself is by serving others,
then, afiirms the distinguished author,
he has indeed come to himself"
New-York tribune., 1915-03-13
WORK WANTED
Male

yOr-NG Man. good character ambitious tool srf
ala maker wishes work. Hili.g o. 10 anythil I
r.suc-table. vllI - oct " toNu. Oscar heyen. e.
WNnnA u. nrunkLlu.
New-York tribune., 1915-03-13
WIRELESS REPORTS.

The oscsr IT, reported a. 900 miles east of candy
Hook al uoon yeiterday. - expected ~ dock ths
afternoon.
this forenoon
New-York tribune., 1915-03-13
poMEs1Ic SITUATIONS WANTED.
Male

HOUsENfAN or SECOND MAN.-sEis. sIpeu
enrcd: not afraid q work. $50 y.ars. erceeni
reference: city. country ludus,ra. Assn. IL w t@d
WANTED-rIsce as csrttdse.s. 900 - eluetnsr {,
rsf.fs' co.ored man and wife can do inside
work wife good cook aud lsuudy. AIifssa Bot
IS. NeA london. lOnn
New-York tribune., 1915-03-13
VIEWS AND REVIEWS
OF CURRENT FICTION
H. q. Wells in His t1appiest Humorous Vcn-A Dainty
Comedy by Gouvcrneur Monis-John Corbin on
the Nluddle of Iife-Other Reviews.

which tho burdens OF whole classes OF
the population arc borne by others.
His study Of the quasi-economicelly in
dependent woman parasite IS worth
pondCring.
New-York tribune., 1915-03-13
Work for Girls.

jeanette Eaton and Bertha II.
Steyens's practical study of CONNER
cial education and Of the general out
look in Office work for girls and women
is TO be issued on March II By the
Macmillan Company. under the title of
Commercial Work and Training for
Girls" The volume is based on the
personal investigation of the authors.
They touch upon the efficiency Of diff
fercnt school systems, criticising these
as they have occasion, constructiyely
where possible, and consider IN some
dotai! the present business require
mcnts and how they are being met by
tho workers.
New-York tribune., 1915-03-13
A SIREN OF THE SHOWS.

sIRTN or TIE SHOWS ny sunp shsv
ltonttplecc by Douglas Duc7. l2tno. ~. S4a
Boston Little. Brown & Co
Countcrfeiting on an unprecedented
scale, tho Secret Service on the trail.
the frozen stretches Of Northern Que
bee, billiards, fights for life, a luXuri-
Gus camp in tic wilderness, secret
wireless installations, crew OF Ber-
scrker Swedcs bent on destruction, the
financial masters Of the United States
and Canada and tho Siren Of the
SHOWS, handsome as she j. capable,
tender with wounded men, firm with
her dog team. all this and much more
goes to the making of Mr.. Shaw's story.
II is rafting good adventure. and far
from bad romance; 10 use a familiar
phrase, there is something doing every
minute" and IL is worth reading about.
The blind hdbifdnt. with his wondrous-
IS intelligent dog, masters Of the trail
between them, is n happy touch. As
for the dcnOucmcnt, that may seem n
little far-fetched 20 some readers. \
less fantastic way OF attaining great
end would probably have been found
by the two master minds at work here.
But It does not materially interfere
with our enjoyment of a swift-moving
tale Of danger and daring and action.
New-York tribune., 1915-03-13

Highest temperature yesterday. 40 (a p. n ,
lowest 20 tat a. mD. average. 80, average io'
ponding date last year. 25 average Tor core
spending date last tliry-three years, 80.
Local Forecast.-Fair to-day and tomorrow: mod
crate northwest winds. becoming variable Sunday.
New-York tribune., 1915-03-13
The Italian Earthquake.

Thomas Nelson Page. United States
Ambassador TO italy, has written an
account Of "The Earthquake in the
Abruzu" for the April "Scribner." He
made a motor journey TO the scenes Of
destruction and devastation, and with
ether Americans did great service in
bringing food and comfort 20 the SUI
fering. lie gives a vivid picture Of the
scenes i'm Avezzano, Sora and other
towns that were practically destroyed.
The article is illustrated with photo
graphs
New-York tribune., 1915-03-13
HELP WANTED.
Male

An OPPORTUNITY Tor young men over ~ - s-r''
,he stars and stripes D. lonlng cTack Se'
Yo-k City tup,0Nnl regiment tucs. SOC YER n9nln
Address CAPT D. = % box l453. NeH 1ofk tlp
sALESALAN-For cigarette. one "h" Las aces, g.
Gigh class people state pagIlu-als IT,. Boz
40 Tribune ofIcc
WANTED a young man. a Christian. rosident o.
Manhattan or To Bronx. ~ cie.t In doNnio~
handWrtlng giving references Aiife,, Real bsias
BJ1 20 Tribune Ofre
New-York tribune., 1915-03-13

Maurice Hewlett's new novel. "A
Lovers Tale" a story of Iceland in the
days Of the Vikings, Is published this
eek by the Mcssrs. Scribner, together
with Gouvcrueur Morriss THE Seven
Dariings," reviewed in another column
to-day; James Hunekcr's artistic and
critical appreciation of New York, "The
New Cosmopolis," and f. Hopkinson
Smiths Outdoor Sketching." This
firm announces for early issue new
collection Of stories By Mrs. Katharine
Fullerton Gerould. "The Great Tradi-
ton; a volume Of sketches and essays
by John Galsworthy, "The Little Man
and Other Satires"; August First Il
story by Mary Raymond Shipman An
drews and Roy Irving Murray. and
"Our Navy and the Next War; by
Robert W. Neeser. a companion volume
to General Francis Ninton Greene s
The Present Military Situation in the
United States" published a few weeks
ago.
New-York tribune., 1915-03-13
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS

ARRIVED.
Kirlwai March i0-Faney (Nor), New York for
Gothenburg Grsklsnd tswsd). Ss~ YORK fo'
GO'hcubBfs
gyatow March i0--Rosorio (Br), NeT fofk va
Colon. Homo ulu and Yokohama
SAp.es. March G--Egret Russ, Ne. Yors,
GOthenburg. March Lens tNorl. Ne" fofE
SAILED.
Liverpool March IL. noon--Jsplsnd tBrl. Nsr
York.
Tlslnoro. March 6-Ko,ouis (Daa), New YORK
Naples. March 6-Napol utAll. New York
PASSED
sssres March ii--Enrlco Milo na). Nsr fof'
for
New-York tribune., 1915-03-13

from Jacques TutYclle's The Simple Case ~
susan iy May Futrelle. Tronusyioco by How
ard Chandler Chrsty l2no. pp 81 Ind sntp-
oils The B1bps Merrl COMPANY
As an example OF the fluffy school
OF fiction for the young person this
story, as rewritten by May Futrelle,
leaves nothing TO be desired. All the
women in II arc young. beautiful,
charming, and the most bewitching
little bit firtatious; all the old gentle
men are gruiT and without bit Of sem
timent, and all the young men chival-
rous, devoted, beauty's slaves, hand
some and manly as manliness IL under
stood in fiction Of this kind. Even the
villain proves to be more the victim Of
81 fathers harshness than anything else.
The scenes are strung along Fifth
Avenue, in its hotel dining-rooms and
candy-palace lunchrooms, with, Of
course, an excursion into high finance
and retrospects of the Philippines. And
there is an clopement-a most compli
Gated comedy Of errors-by way Of de-
nOuement In fact, the tale begins
with a comedy of errors, when a young
married woman, seeking 20 save ap-
pearauccs where nothing is wrong, al
lows 20 go unrcctifed an impression
that the mag with whom she is lunch
ing is her husband when he is not.
This is the sort Of story that one can
safely leave lying around anywhere;
the sort of story for whose gift any
young girl will be profoundly grateful.
New-York tribune., 1915-03-13
VI. Frances dumb Wife"

Granville Barker's acting version OF
Anatolc Frances "The Man Who Mar
ricd n Dumb Wife" is announced by
the John Lane Company. The transla-
tion is by Professor Curtis Hidden
Page. There will be several pictures
Of Robert l.. Jones's staging OF tho
play.
New-York tribune., 1915-03-13

widely known. has made a book OF his
observations. with the German Argiiei
IN the West" An English translation
Of the work will be published within
the next few months by the John Lane
Company. By command Of the Kaiser
the author had exceptional opportuni-
ties for seeing things in the German
lncs. n fnct 70 which is said 70 be due
the exceptional interest OF his photo
graphs and sketches reproduced in tho
book.
New-York tribune., 1915-03-13
Vessels, Steam and Sail. Arriv-
ing at and Departing from
Port of New York.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
sunr,- c I6. sunset. eoji moon rsss 'ls'
New-York tribune., 1915-03-13

ATCTION SALES.

RY ,iTfie N power ID attorney eHcutsd "a s.s ee.ss
Of clartsi morgage. { Wi sel a y-..N iS
rrulrcs utensils furniture s.i ei.rL ~, s.tur-
p.sf.u-.nf 10 Wet "a street. hanost~- '
day. March -. Islj. 10 a. m. ,.,-rn uyfss
by virtue - an attachment urfEsd tl' 49, n
fi,n 1 Rsrustsln AuciiDleer ~ h,.a a.
fois 10 q m az l.3 Ltiog ~, nN' ',t.s.s.l
New-York tribune., 1915-03-13
TRANSPACIFIC MAILS.


Destination and s'samsr. 9 so y. NJ
Japan. Corea. China via Sesttle)--PanamA
O., Man i,,, san
FranCiscol-NippOu Nafu ............... Mar 10
japan. Cofes. China. PHILIPPINES (Via seat
teJ-SadJ Magu ................... .mAt 10
New-York tribune., 1915-03-13
1.-Two NeM Rusincss Rooks.

Two years ago the Associated Ad-
vcrti5ing Clubs Of the World were in
strumental in the publication of "Ad-
vertising as a Business Force" by
Paul T. Chcrrington, Of the Harvard
Graduate School of Business Admin
istraE.on. Two new books have just
been issued under the same auspices.
The .irst Of these is The New Bust
ness by Harry Upper, president of
the Advertising Mems League of New
York and advertising manager Of the
Texas company. It presents the fun
damen,als Of advertising and selling OF
modern business. The second book.
advertising Selling the Consumer" -"
BY John Lee Mahin, president of the
Mahin Advertising Company. Chicago,
gives a comprehensive survey Of the
organization Of modern advertising
through which II serves IT'S great func-
ton of Selling tho Consumer" The
book describes how advertising is
practiscd.
New-York tribune., 1915-03-13
Shipping Information and
Marine NeWS OF the World

Wells CITY (Br), Bristol; I.usps Charleston and
Jacksonus Mssrteadyk UDutch), Rotterdam
Chsry.ss. Wilmington y c. and oeofsst9sn'
lpanl. Odsn,s. Nea Helaa lersekl. Prela
New-York tribune., 1915-03-13
Frances Littlc's New Story.

"The House OF the Misty Star" Is
tho title of the new Japanese story by
Frances Little. author of "The Lady
Of the Decoration" which the Century
Company announces for April.
New-York tribune., 1915-03-13
aOn the Trail of the Immigrant" !"

The Fleming II. Revell Company an
nounccs a ninth edition of Professor
Edward A. Steiner's book. II was fr't
published just nine years ago.
New-York tribune., 1915-03-13
BUSINESS CARDS.

CAREFUL CAEPET CLEANING 60 Cleans D,
Impressed ar steam band noor 1855
Bfo4iRay i2l Ess. goth o. coz BRANDT
sL.ugr.ph Letters. soa 81 80 Is0s 81,
IO. 500 s. pfomV, @ vesiherford lIs Nassau
Coon 1905 Phone Be-kmsn $50
MN YORK CARPET CLEANING WORKS.
Oldest, largest Most Modern
FINE RIGS WOVEN From OLD ARPtTs
Price. Resson9bie. seod for Grcul6
TsA is.-4 BuAnL tSi As, MsSs slb -
New-York tribune., 1915-03-13
A Spring Book for Children.

"Thc Emerald Story Book by Ada
and Eleanor Skinner with irontls-
piece by Maxdeld Parrish, is announced
By Dufiield & Co. This IL volume OF
stories for children about spring and
out-of-doors. including tales and
verses by Eugene Field, Kate Douglas
Wiggin. Henry van Dyke, Maurice
Katharine Pyle, Mary
Stewart. Helen Keller, James Baldwin,
Selma Lagerlof and many others.
Miss Skinner has made collection OF
the very best and most appropriate
material that falls naturally under
such headings as Spring Stories and
Legends. Nature Stories and Legends,
Among the Treetops, etc.
New-York tribune., 1915-03-13
Sven IIedin on the German Army.

The famous Swedish explorer. Sven
Hcdin, whose warning to his people
against the Russian danger will stIll
be remembered. and whose champion
ship OF Ge~rany in INC present wax Is
New-York tribune., 1915-03-13
LIEUTENANT wHATs-HIS.NAME.

LIEUTENANT WHAT HIS NAME Elaborated
from la.lues Iutrolles The simple Case of
susan iy May Futrelle. Tront'svieco by How
ara Chandler Christy. l2mo Up d.. Ind anip-
oils The Bobrs- Nlerrin Company.
The Natchitoches enterprise. (Natchitoches, La.) 1888-1965, 1915-12-16
Partition Sale.
Calvin Pardee
Frost Johnson Lbr. Co., and
]. T. Weaver, minor.
18th D. C. No. 1886

-, = II 1ssss .ss .Fs stlcsss.44s-
in the above entitled and numbered
suit and commission Hereunder, issued
by the Honorable Eleventh District
Court, to me directed and to that effect,
/ will; offer for sale at public auction
at the front door of Court House in the
City of Natchitoches, Louisiana, at
III o'clock a. m.
SATURDAY, JANUARY Is, 1916
the following described property.
situated in the Parish of Natchitoches,
Louisiana to wit:
The Nj of SW4, Section II, Town
ship IL, North of Range West, Louis
lana mer., containing eighty acres
(20) more or less together with all
buildings and improvements thereon.
Sold to effect partition.
Terms Of sale: Cash for what it
will bring without appraisement.
J. w. PAYNE.
1873 Sheriff.
The Natchitoches enterprise. (Natchitoches, La.) 1888-1965, 1915-12-16
Sheriffs Sale.
J. L. Kranson,
Thomas Monnette

Thomas Monnette
18th. Judicial District Court, Parish OF
Natchitoches, La.
BY virtue of writ of Fl. Fa. issued
out Of the 11th. judicial District Court
in and for the Parish of Natchitoches,
La. in the above entitled suit, / have
seized and taken into my possession
and will offer for sale to the last anG
highest bidder at the hour of IL o'clocl
a. m at the front door of the Court
House in the City of Natchitoches, La
on
SATURDAY, DECEMBER 18th, 1915
The following described property to-wit;
Ore Mule named Maud, One Mule
named Mag, One Bay Horse nameo
Henry, One Paint Horse Named Joe,
Two Red Cows marked as follows
Split in the right ear, one crop and two
splits in the left ear.
Al of which property may be seer
ut Natchez, La.
Terms OF Sale-Cash subject to ap
praisement.
J, w. PAYNE,
1872 Sheriff