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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-24
DRYGooDs AND TEXTILE NOTES.

Several large coat, suit dress ana
fsist manufacturers are now working
,n plans 70 open a retail speciaity
ltore, where the retail trade can MAKE MAKE
purchases az Wholesale prices. JusS
Shere the new market" will be located
. an uncertainty. A rumOr was staI'e 20
% this effect some time ago, ana u
.eems now as IL Il will materiailEe'
IRON reliable sources Tribune repre-,
tentative learned that many wen
lnown buyers are behind the schem ne
The manufacturers claim that al tne
md Of the buying season they are com
jeiled 20 sell left over stocks at loss
ind this Is one Of the reasons gwen
Astesd Of disposing Of their meren IAN
lise In "jobs" the manufacturers wiz
urn over 20 the retail store the re
mrps" and cleft overs" and in this
ray will receive full value. II IS
tnown that the local merchants 90 no
,lAee orders for seasonabie merehsh-
nae as soon as the out-of-towh stores,
nd wen ths garments are offered i0r
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-24
WHAT THE BUYERS WILL
LOOK AT TODAY

sale IN the new market they will be
just as up-to-date as the New York
stores are Offering.
y. H. Rosenthal 4 Co., formerly
Staedter's Millinery Shop, Of Chicago,
have leased q FIVE story building on
State Street, where they will handle q
line Of ready-to-wear in conjunction
with the millinery department. Their
buyers will soon arrive In the market
and all the buying will be done at the
Office Of S. Solomon, 40 Fourth Avenue
who will act as New York representa-
tive.
According TO reports from the resi-
dent buying Offices, the outlook for a
prosperous season Is good Many mer-
chants have wired for merchandise OF
all ready-to-wear lines, and recorders
are keeping the sub-buyers busy. One
resident buyer stated that dress firm
is unable to meet the demand and has
cancelled several large orders. This
statement is responsible for the lack
Of poplins that are wanted by almost
every concern.
A new material that is being shown
for the coat trade for fall wear Is
called woollen serge. The cloth looks
like a gabardine, and has a stiff body
Coat manufacturers that have seen II
are Of the opinion that II will not take
very well, owing to It's likeness to 6
plain cotton serge. The name does not
appeal to the cutting up trade, as II Ii
all cotton.
A new shirt for the hot weather sea
son Is & cotton and silk garment cut
on the style Of sailor blouse. 1t has
long opening cut in the front and
the collar Is a laid down affair The
shirts are being made to retail at 81
According to the style Of this new
summer shirt, it looks as though o
ladies' blouse designer had something
to do with it. Some manufacture
should get out a shirt with little
ruching around the cuffs, and then add
Q Robespierre collar piped at the TOP
with net shadow lace and lace frills
curling the arm sleeves.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-24
DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

STATE OF NEW YORK. OFFICE OF
the Secretary OF State. Sz: This certin-
cate issued In duplicate hereby certines
that The Cowperthwsit Bedding Company,
a domestic stock corporation. has nled In
this once on this sth day of February,
1915, papers for tho voluntary dissolution
OF such corporation under section lsi OF
the General Corporation Law. and that Il
appears therefrom that such corporation
has compiled with said section ia order
10 be dissolved.
witness my hand and the ssal OF once
OF the Secretary % state, at Fths City OF
Albany. this sixth day OF FEBRUARY. one
thousand nine hundred and fifteen.
tSsall c. w. TAFT
Second Deputy sseEstsry OF s.ata
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-24
FIRE RECORD.

lS0--s22 Spring ST. unkncvni trihinE
22O-i255 Amsterdam u.; @. Aeyeul trhinE
S13-l61s Washington Ni 3. herman trhing
st5-4O3 W. 2Sd a. United Cigar Stores %
trihing.
75S-SO L. $50 81 ". Mclaughlin $500,
e85--l00 W. 7Cth 49, Schultz Hammond o.
ilSs@5ss W. ath hI H Collins. trims.
1889 to s4s z $50 a. Horngsh 90 slight
lt0-l226 Lexington Az D. GOldbep sight
teo-Siss Y SIN 81, p boyer. u1nins.
llO-f52 Tenth sT. N Buckley: triainE.
el0-NAls sV and Arden 81. unknoSn; % dam
6.aS-Iil 2 l2oth s.. NJ Diamond; trininI
Soil Washington pl. Bodek a kazner IN
known,
fls-ss Charles st.. J, Guidells; 500
7A5-iZS Ludlow ST. y. Sorsbori IininI
ll0-zsa 81. ANN az. J. Greenbers. uninl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-24
CITATIONS.

THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW
YORK-By the Grace OF God Free and
Independent, To George J. Gould, Edwin
Gould. Helen G. Shepard. Howard Gould.
Anna Duchesse de Tslleyrand Psrigord.
Frank J. Gould, Dwight c. Harris, the
only heirs and next OF kin OF Daniel s.
Miller. deceased. send greeting Whereas
Harriet ~ Dickinson. OF The City OF New
York has lately applied 10 tho Surrogste's
Court OF our County OF New York 90 have
q certain instrument in writing. bearing
date 30th day OF October, 1907. relating
70 both real and personal property duly
proved as the last VIII and Testament OF
Daniel s. Miller. late OF the County OF
New York deceased: Therefore, You and
each OF you are cited 20 show cause be-
fore the SurrOgSte's Court OF our County
OF New York at the Hall OF Records, in
the County OF New York, on the 2Sth day
OF March, one thousand nine hundred and
nfteen, at half past ten o'clock In the fore
noon OF that day. why the said VIII and
Testament should not be admitted TO pro-
bate an a will OF real and personal prop
erty
In testimony whereof we have caused
the Seal OF the Surrogates Court OF the
said County Of New York to Dc hsrsupJo
Seal witness. HON. JOHN p CO.
HAIAN Surrogate OF our said County Of
New York at said County, the 18th day
OF February, In the year OF our Lord one
thousand nine hundred and fifteen.
DANIEL J. DOwDNEY.
Clerk OF the Surrogate's Court
CANNON A CANNON Attys. for Petit
toner. l35 Broadway. New York City.
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r,oRFcIosuRE SALES.


sUPRB ne COURT. COUNTY OF WV
YorB The New YORK sayinSs Bankf
Plaifitin, against Clarence D.. baseh ana
othsHs. Defendants
Ip, puruancs OF a judgment OF forecios.
urs and sale. duly made and entered IN
th' J sbove-entitIsd action and bearing date
n 36th day Of January. 1915. tns un.
D. resigned, the rsferss IN SAID ludsmsat
hmsd. win sell At public suction 81 tas
TsssHEs .s sal ssro 20 n.bss,s.n CIV
% New York. on tbs 2ith day OF Feerpary,
1918. at ~ o'clock noon on that o~y.
Bryan L. Kennedy, Auotionser. the prem
Lses directed by said judgment 20 Be SOLO
and thsJpln described al follows
ALL that certain iot. pi.ce or parcel o.
land. with the building thereon erectec.
situate, lying and being IN the Borougn
, OF Manhattan. city OF New YORK. formerly
nov known as Number Two hundred and
tnirty-hvs (735) Mercer Street. known and
distin guished by the Number Thirty-ntns
/ tse) on a certain map snneIed 70 oeeo
/ or conveyance from Alexander l. bNNsft
and wife 20 Johannah Beekmsn. recorded
bounded Northsrly BY 10, formerly %.
longing 20 Asa Hall. southeriy BY q lot
Formerly belonging 20 John Sloani Essterly
~ front by Mercer Street and Westerly IN
the rear b. lot OF land nov or formerly
belonging 20 Alexander l. Stewart. con-
tSining IL breadth In 'front.' and rear each
twenty-five (f5) feet and In length on
each side one hundred loo) feet. be the
said dimensions more or less.
~ w%iLLfSS1S r ' eIhRiE R.t.r...
/ BOWERS & SANDS Attorneys for Plain
I'm Cedar Street Manhattan. New
| The following n diagram Of the prop
srty 20 be sold: its street number 10 a's
I "a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-24
Land 81 HGl

Tire Approximate amount Of the lien or
charge 70 satisfy which the sboye-de-
scribsd property Is 10 be sold. n ti.iio.
with interest thereon from the 5th day
OF January. 1918. together with the costs
and allowance amounting TO tt0l.tA With
interest from January 25th. 1915. together
with the expenses OF tho sale The ep-
proximats amount Of tbs tares ASSESS
rnents and water rates. or other liens
which are 70 be allowed 70 the purchaser
out OF the purchase money. OF paid BY
the Referee Is .s72 10 and Interest
Said premises will be cold subject TO
party wall agreement recorded IN y. Z.
Co. Registers ONCE In SEQ. D. LIB : or
conveysnces page II and state OF facts
shown on survey OF Geo . Hollerith.
dated December 3sth, 1907.
Dated New York February ist, 1918
WILLIAM =. CLARE. Referee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-24
INFORMATION BUREAU.

Inquiries relating 70 trade matters and conditions
should Re addressed 70 The Editor Of The Buyers
Column.
Question-Please tell me the name
Of the buyer Of ready-to-wear for A.
Steger & Co., Of Holyoke, Mass. Where
is the New York Office? Yours sincere
~, S. G. Answer-P. c. Steiger, lie
West Thirty Street, thirteenth
floor. The firm name is spelled A
Steigcr & Co.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-24
sURRoCATEs' NOTICES.

LE0oETT. ADELINE M--THE PEOPLE
OF The State Of Nsv York; b. the grace
OF God free and INDEPENDENTLY Thomas
LippinsSoStt' Maria Breath, Hsisn Breath.
James u sSrman E 5ns sil purT TaSn
Furman, Anna NJ Potter. Juliet 81. @
Furman. Jane F. Potter. coe Furman.
Maria A Jones Emma G Morgan, Char
lotte A. Crane. Adtiine q Morgan John
f. Morgan. EiiasS.th Breath aSd RsSseca
Breath next OF kin OF Adeline " Leggstt
deceased. and to all other next OF Kin OF
x xSs.s names M srs .sna any
Whereas, Herman Drisler, the executor
named In the last will and testament OF
Mount Vernon. wcstchestsr Co. New
York, has lately applied 70 the surroGates'
Court OF our County OF New York. to hsye
two certain instruments in writing. bear
ing date respectively the 18th day OF De-
cember. 1904. and the a3nd day Of March.
1909. relating exclusively TO personal prop
lament Of Adelins NJ. Lesgstt who was at
the time OF her death a resident OF the
County Of New York. deceased:
Therefore. You and each OF you are
cited 20 show cause before the surrogates
Court OF our County OF New York, at the
Hall OF Records, in tho County OF New
sand nine hundred ana fifteen. at half
past ten o'clock In the forenoon % that
day. why the said VIII and Testament
should not be admitted 10 probate as a
Will OF personal property.
In testimony whereof We have caused
the seal OF tho SurTogatos' Court OF the
said County OF New York to be hereunto
af1Xed.
Witness Hon. John p. Cohalan. Q surro-
gate Of our said County OF New York. at
said County, the fsth day OF January. In
the year OF our Lord one thousand nine
isesli DANIEL J. DogDNEY.
Clerk Of the surrogstes Court
CRANE LOCKWOOD, Attorneys for
Petitioner, e5 Wall 81, Borough OF
Manhattan. New YORK. city
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-24
APPRAlSALS OF ESTATES.

MRS ROsANNA II HAGJI widow Of colonsl
Garret Magic Sept T. 1910 net tli4so5 To
Ms Alice Farley. niece IS oSl Thomas Ford,
a'Phsw Pers.onssi gro0eEy ap praised At 8 OF snd
Sacred Heart, 81 900, churr6 Of St fSnGfius 10y
New York Founding 10 DitL, IS 600 IN. Rev
u g Sempe. $500 ~ Of the estate passed
Assets, premises 81 Aver iIe IS appraised al $40
!59 30 ATsnus s. 500; l7s East s!th 81.
SO Ell household enc ~ and persona!ty. tIioI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-24
WEEKLY EXPORT FIGURES.

The exports of merchandise from the
Port of New York, officially reported at
the Custom House, for the week ended
February 20, amounted to S26,267, 1875,
against s20,644,l63 in the previous
week and sls,252, 991 in the correspond
ing period last year. Since January /,
Sifg'89i 800, against Sl56.677,732 in the
corresponding period last year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-24
Timely NeDs of the Merchandise World

Li'Esnbsrs. WI Il Coils tooSts' sls
i9s5 W s@d NFiS S. Er9s In'' az; ;.si q y
n n''r' ,,. Im v.n,1 '%'l CO . .. q" Is:
,,' " n, ,,y C co~n s.rn.aa. sIi.55 8
S SsiaH n k%BhassDor Ssaonh Bsnh o. Badso:
ssI ni $f5 !.5,. tsIS s, "sf' 5s
P P'}. h. CN MI SS'enb baas 81 al So 81
Pressure Lighting Coz II Ruhs. 32ss. q
r.. a'sinf f,ftA,L Goodman Co. We 4
Rapp. J h-smith, Gray 4 e, ;l2s g
Rojhsehnd. H-iadviS Bsumahn 4 ca ~; g
Ksinfsld / Ar strsu,berE, ilit 90
Hoffman. and Beeky-C wsSh Siss 65
santore A--Mckullsa. Snare q Trsi't Inc costs
s,iam.n. ard LIurs--csna1 BEnE Of Ciy q
siiSslau,A A. Ella and = Eta ct al Frsnle,
t2l5 %
sutonrtIh Ella B. and clifford sIR.T y2a
sc hTa WV suhvtur> ;5.5Si q
sable, L Al Schwartz !3e3 %
scat, 7 81 = R1HW yi,. " - isSt IS
Semi piSuiilS and Dis1butns Coiiatual
To A'DS' SLrsi &c St = c J. sass !;
Wetgman. Nm NeiSbsrt, AlLe 81
Weinberg NJ RaAb e. a. $50 81
Nof Ar KambeT 4 Holman, Inc, AlOe ~
w,G9' s. and P'F'A'n's'E''' '"r3 8 s5 g
Wsrd. NJ E.-M Rollnick {lel 70
Wyner, Tx Greenberg. Sl63 81
yGriuls pickle WorIs-J NJ Field, $3.50 IS
Cent?" F"H Improvement Wv " .ii2 50
Columbia Shin Co-ssmN tttl 90
Charles Lehing. eIr-SanN $l4l y
Golden. l. I-SsmA tlt5 70
Golden. + Same S1ts n
Green, Same AtA. ~
/ Golden. Same, hU9
Golden, J-SAmo. 400 81
Kerr ! H-SAms, 1854 ~
NcnAsson A Fnkel CrnhYtllA Frame Co-SRme
Sl42 co
pu,r ] I-Ssma $3.50 81
s Bernstein Co-StmA. 3.sO q
/ Thes. P-Ssme. to1t "
Welzor, U-SGme 1851 10
The Bronx.
Allen = Amin Auto Renting Co-H De Forest
s. l69 IS
PGsa BArbuA-M l. Rocdr. S'il 30
Richard Carvel C. lnc-6 Cenuh HAilrosd &c,
S9lt Y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-24
SATISFIED JUDGMENTS.
FEBRUARY 20.
Manhattan.

Tho nrsi name Is that Of the debtor: the socond
that Of The debtor AHd daIe when iudgmen! was
died 800 - -
Crow. Dard-H D Wsmefi Dec 20. 1915 $40 95
Greedy square Hotel Co and Lggotts-The Sheridan;
Jan g. 1919 Visa 10
1913. s.. s2S o.
iori 8 Taylor-w c Davis; May a. 1914. sass II
SS7s 20
Mott II s-CAl.han Nal Bank. March Is. 1885
$3.50 81
Mason Construction Cow Murdoch: Feb il. 1913
$3.50 90
oesre T-Msysr q colha Co. Incl Fob IS
1918. 1851 .
Nlos. BE W MeGAskeyi Feb s. 1915:
saire. A-Holtzman- Martin Coz FEB Is. i5i5:
Sound Shore Front Improvement CO.. F. Armour:
Feo ~ 1912. SIS zO2 IL
same-Ssme. Nov "a. 1918. sz-2 IS
Cola lmOgen Nv Ltssnbefgi Juns -. 1914 ire
vcrseII. S3sb p
Mott ii s-Eshth Ave Bank April Il 1899 re
leased. t452 81
GsrcS. MSry A-HaruOn q Co. Jan Is 1915 Va,
c4iedJ, tlSl 81
The Bronx.
Andsrson, N E-S stein e. Al; Feb g. 1918. S26S ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-24
REFEREES APPnlNTEp.

SUPREME cOURT-GAyEGAN.
gattsr o. Advance Trucking 4 IL Ca TaussJ
Matter % Ftsch-T 4 McGrath.
Me- Saw BkilDdorslv-J " .Uorogh
H0smerfAET Ius co.. Donovan.
Hsrburger West Fire ms CO Donovan.
Smith e arey--W l. M-C0rkle
CtaDoouan BJyagan Twin Hroa-J Friedman.
ChapO0u an BJyaIial--J Freedman.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-24
REcElvERs hpPnlMIFn.

SUPREME COuRT-PAGE. J.
q l. Hattsreefk MlIer-W n Hayes
Equitable TT COfEqua rs C0Ist GOV lynch.
Equitabis Tr COtAlce hCBai4-W Lynch.
By GAEEGAN J.
O Rathgebery Louise Hdldege.--P T Sherman.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-24
STATE
cnuRI OF APPEALS.
NEW YORK COUNTY.

SUPREME COURT.
Appellate Oiyisi0n-ltt Ospt.-heeeU-
Appellate rtrm-Recess
Special Term-Part l-GANEGAN. J.
MOTION CAlENDAR-l0. 80 q n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-24
DISTRICT COURT.

luz cElsndGr-HUMPHREI.
Pastoiics Building
U sTwestsrn Transit SO 90 Surup
MACK. J-PostO1ace Building;
NhshlysnA AiillsIWGT- LOndon/ BioGaph Cs
ner-Codfrey Co 80
Equlty Calenosr-EYANS. J.
Woolvorth Building
AppoiAcCLil Co
Equity CaisneAr-MAYEh J.
WooWodh Building
Nicholas Power Co/Btird Co
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-24

NICHOLS, JAMES D-In pursuancs Of an or
der OF Hon John p. Cohslsn. e Surrogate Of
the Coonty Of New York. notice 10 hereby given
10 all persons having claims sgalns, James
e Nichols, late OF the County Of Nes YORK,
deceased, to present the same. with youch-
ers thereof. to the subscribers Al their place
OF transaetinE business at the ocfcs OF
Harry NJ Zuckert. No. n Cedar ST., Bor-
ouSh Of Manhattan. in the CITY Of New
YORK, on or before the 18th daY Of April neEt
Dated, New York. the 10Th day Of October.
1914 LIZZIE O. NICHOLS.
MAITLAND y. 0RIO0S
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-24

QUEENS COUNTY.
SUPREME COURT.
Trial rsYm-Pan Ivan SiCLEN. J. Ps1 II
BENEDICT J.
(Cslenfaf Ia Pan l. at 70 a, nj
II Is requested that the name o. trial counsel Be
elrd nth he CLERK in Part J.
Attention % the Bar IL called 70 Rules 3. and
g. Calendar Rules. queens County.
Cess must 10 ready Tor tr.I When reached In
q cdr order. .
UegpleL mccarthy lmur- People. RuEs-rto tnzs-
der nu, degrse der nnt dezr-s)
CIVIL
Rsnp.-rN Rvys seid-rBHRR
Ee1manIB HRR Ferrs;alfB c as KB
Ryan y Y y z Nhalen Il
Dldyk Attoria II 8 AcInurelAl B4hu Ca
q Reilly lnffS YAQCh Gordon fGOrhaIn Go
Gunsie-senIB II n FfciisgIB u q ane
Rofialuder q caleudaf passed 70 THURSDAY. Fso-
ruary IS. HiEhasi reached. 1000.
DECISIONS
By VAN SICLEN, J.
Hoflh fG-reuWaid: MoInyreJ steiner q AZ Nr0-
baum Rlfdn. MangsnI Brooklyn. Qusens Counu
Suburban r. Potter Erie Queens Really 90 .
al. Long Island stAnaood Towing Col Efal-A
n aty. orders signed
Murphy jHirschmAn =, a. JufGmeni in pArua9ai
Prank Z Philps referee. 70 sci sucd
DaleyJ EhrgUtt o. All he proposed aZafslo-
usnts rscey. IS cous-uted 70 are disAloHed.
schroedeFI Marine AstA A sa2pI Co CA' On
appeal settled. - ,-..,..
Iie.e Sane. t1l Couradf sane orieB s,gncd
D'Angsl0f ID Angelo. Motion uanteis AAn1otJ ~
$40 a week and so cnunse. Zee aEEied 70 plalnuh.
SIS 20 be paid within ten DAYS dtef scfFaSS q
order hsreou ADD SIS upon the tnl hereof
~ BENEDICT
KGrsenl ostes o. a.. eIda txasd
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EDITH C. DUNLAP.-ln pursuance Of an
rate OF the County OK New York Notice 10
hereby given 10 ali persons having claims
against Faith c, Dunlap. late Of the County
with vouchers thereof TO the subscriber, at
It's place Of trsnsacting business. No. i7s
broadway. in the City OF New YORK, on or
before the TIN day Of April. merit
DATED. New York, The nst day Of ssptsm-
TITLE GUARANTEE AND TRUST CON-
PANY, Executor.
DIN, Clark q Phelps.
Attorneys for Execution.
81 Nassau Street.
Borough OF Manhattan.
New York City.
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IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of Hon. jobs
p cohslan. 9 Surrogate OF the County OF
New York. dated September 81 1914 no.
tics 10 hereby given 20 all persons having
claims against Emma Marcy Raymond
late Of the County Of New York, deceased
10 present the Same. with vouchers there
OF. TO the subscribers. at their place Of
trxasacting business, at the once OF H. A
G. e Heydt. 2 Rector Street City OF
New York, on or before the tenth day OF
April, nineteen hundred ami fifteen merit
Dated New York. The goth day Of Sep
TENDER. 1914.
ABRAHAM GRUBER and
WILLIAM 8 HASKELL.
Temporary Administrators OF the Estate
Of Emma Marcy Raymond. deceased
r. a c. e. HEYDT,
Attorneys Tor Temporary Administrs-
tors. No Rector Street. Manhat-
tan. New York City.
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Inc DrOUN.
Anderson. n E-s stein ct all Fsb 3. 1915; sS6S n
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-11-11

Scientists figure that $4,000, 900 ba-
bies are born each year, about 70 a
minute.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-11-11
ANOTHER WAR" FIRE

Trenton, N. j., Nov. 11.-Fire early
today destroyed the rope plant of
John A. Roebling Sons Co., which has
been active in manufacturing sup
pIesfortheallies. 81, 100000 damage.
This is the third of it's kind within
"a hours, blaze at the Bethlehem
Steel plant yesterday having caused
a loss of more than $1,00O,000 and
fire in the Baldwin works at Phila-
delphia causing heavy damage.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-11-11
FAXED LABEL-FINED 500

For putting the union label on job
work done in his non-union printing
shop, VIM Meiderholtz, proprietor
Norwood Press, 112 N. 9Th av., was
fined 500 by Judge Heap. Complaint
was made by the Allied Printing
Trades Council He was let off with
the minimum fine when he promised
not to fake the label again.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-11-11

sane asylum, just as he did his first
wife"
I'D do it, Mollie dear, if 1 were
you" said Mary quietly. We both
looked at her in surprise.
why Mary Waverly! Do you mean
you would like that mummery so
Well?"
mo, I'd hate it, but, dear, it will be
the triumph of your mothers life.
Neither of her sons married to suit
her MARY smiled deprecatingly at
mel, but you, my dear, are making
the very best match since Eliene
married Harry Symone.
"She is old, dear, and there are not
many things she can thoroughly en-
joy. Give her this happiness 1t won't
hurt you and really, think it will be
good discipline for Mr.. Hatton."
MARY, you're the best woman that
lives" said impulsively, "and am
saying the incest thing know to you
when tell you that you remind me
of dear Aunt Mary"
THAT is the incest thing 1 could
know, too," answered Mary, as she
looked up through tear-flled eyes.
Ito Be Continued.)
Imperial Valley press., 1915-12-17
IrTING TIE RIRBFN.

l. Department Agriculture has discovered thai the farms o.
country have h produt more an S59pQpo9o-99 Tor
v.ize and family America
po4 hat American Industries Of all kinds are beng
promoted prosperity being brought back to all reople
And bring uh home Imperial Valley It Is easily
produce S200oo00 worth OF crops
livestock and Ivesoc, products $4,000
for eachf family -
tn that ii would bring d
rccIv which would come the county
that SURPRISING all previous records OF Amer can
counties.
which bermuda grass mas
he land breaking
when f exact e'ho
to bermuda suhleetou
hundred thousand properly eale io' WIN oe
products valley the annual output far above the
would whole he
the individual farmers complaining pf 9eil
cleared but the pubhty whh "oud
homeseekefs
add millions wealth of the valley.
concerted 10 bring about TINS end
Imperial Valley press., 1915-12-17
COUNTY REFUSES
AID TO BELGIANS

Aid from the county government for
the relief Of Belgium, which IS being
agitated by a statewide organization.
has been denied
? Feeling that a great charitable work
was yet undone in the county. Mayo
Swanson, in a conference with Dis
-trics Attorney Nichols, today decided
that the county government could do
nothing toward assisting the stricken
country.
"Ender existing circumstances;
feel that the charity of the county
ought to be devoted to the needy Of
the valley the n1ayor said. Il do
not question that the Belgian relief
work is a laudable enterprise, but I
do feel that there are many in the
valley. people in our own community.
who deserve assistance first"
Imperial Valley press., 1915-12-17
REALTY TRANSFERS

Reported daily by the Peoples Alb.
stra-t and Title Company:
Imperial Valley press., 1915-12-17

Modern Broom housekeeping apis.
COS Commercial Ed Royce.-Adv
Imperial Valley press., 1915-12-17
Produce Market. .

Los Angeles. Dec. l7.-Nayious
price changes Of Importance were an
nouneed by dealers on the local
wholesale product market today and
the general tone of the market Wa
firm 10 slightly higher. All varieue,
of beans and peas advanced "a 10 1.
pound. while i'm the onion market new
Oregon Globes We're placed on sale
at 100 a hundreaWeight Australian
Browns We're also somewhat higher al
1.75 a huudTedwright.
Redlards early navel oranges were
noticeabiy easier at lbs a haf-boX.
anl tangerines declined to 200 a half
box. Merced sweet potatoes brought
a firm price of 2.25 a hundredweight,
while focal sweets continued firm at
, a pound
At the annual election of Officers
on the Produce Exchange Of Los An
geles, held yesterday. John Huber,
general manager of Rivers Brothers
Produce Company. was elected pres
ident of the exchange. Nearly the en-
tire old board OF directors were lie
elected. They are Chester w. Thomp-
son. {. +. Morgan. A. NJ Klein. f
De Garmo, Jay 3. Jacobs and " H
Stanley.
Local ranch eggs, per dozen-Se-
lected, Il; candled, 80; case count
81.
California creamery butter. pc.
pouQd[Fresh extras, Is; fresh firsts