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Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1915-04-16
Pens That Did Good s.rv,ee.

For two years Thackeray did all his
writing with one pen, which also
served him for writing two novels.
Oliver Wendell Holmes used gold
pointed pen for over thirty years, dur.
ing which period he wrote over H.
100000 words.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1915-04-16

n Il Il u n v Il II u u u n u u = II u u y u
bpyright, The Frank A. Munsey Coz
.ephen Barrow paused in his work
linking dough to listen to the dis
pulsing of the battle. The rasp-
rifle volleys sounded from a point
FER at hand and he knew that
ke had been changes in the posi-
3 Of the batteries. too.
es, the troops were retreating
in. From the hill he could see cav
already crossing the Marine.
Fell, that had been the regular
g since the English expeditionary
e had bumped into the German le.
at Mons, far to the north in Bel
b. Stephen could hardly recall
many days had passed since this
ady retirement had begun. It
med to him that it had been going
for months-years.
he had been disappointed in the
kpaign from the very outset-from
day he had accepted the kings
Hing to fight for the union jack.
ther events nor his part in them
come up to his expectations. In
first place he had been transferred
the commissary department to mix
Ugh and bake bread instead Of fight
and then he had seen the army
led back toward Paris in the initial
tle-and since then the English had
n retreating to new positions as a
liter of daily routine.
But bitter as the constant retire
Mt was to the men in the battle
es, II was doubly SO to Stephen
,asionally they had an opportunity
turning on their pursuers, but he
; everlastingly mixing dough with
chance Of feeling the kick Of
life against his shoulder.
Vow they were retreating again.
Infantry in small attachments was
ssing the bridge over the Marine
! the tops Of the hills beyond were
ted with white puffs Of smoke
ich marked bursting shrapnel.
iment moved past toward posi-
d on the river bank, and Stepher
died it casually.
somehow the bearing of the mei
,ered him. They were grimmer
ner, dirtier than when they LANDED
France, but they were still full o
II and confidence.
Every man seemed waiting impa
ntly for the day when he SHOULD
"A his face north and help even thu
re with the Germans.
And the time for the stand was nea
hand, they believed. and StepheT
1 too. The imperiled left wing rest
against the forts OF Paris; the rive
,vided q strong line Of defense, an,
retreat farther meant severing con-
lnications with the capital. Yes
theut doubt. the allies were abou
stop and fight.
But the thought deepened Stephen
Iom.
He was a tall man of twenty-eight
th a jaw that jutted forward at
gnacious angle. and he yearned 70
opportunity to take a hand whet
> big battle started. He knew hoy
'nder his chances were of eve
aching the firing line, but a thol
gh appreciation Of the situatio
Int make 1t easier to bear-didn
othe his resentment against the fat
at kept him mixing dough Will
hers did the real work of war.
IF I only had a chancei" b
ought. Il wouldn't mind wallopin
tiles the rest Of my life, If coul
Ike just one crack at them. Tomol
" or next day the boys will be ha1
g it out with Kaiser Billiard Il
wrestling with a camp oven"
For moment he was silent as h
ltched the infantry deploying alon
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1915-04-16
Some Improvement.

"How is young John getting on At
oollege?" asked the friend of the fam
lily.
Very well, indeed answered
Johns proud mother. 1.-THE president
has about decided to let him stay on
for the rest of the term. Richmond
Times DISPATCH.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1915-04-16
All is Vanity.

Mrs. Gramercy-so you refused to
move where your husband decided to
go?
Mrs. Park-Why, dear, he picked
out the first floor, and nobody would
know It was an elevator apartment.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1915-04-16
out Of Harm,s wax.

IF you had to go to war, what DO.
sition would you choose?"
THE drummer's / think"
why so?"
When a charge was ordered I'd
pick up my drum and beat it"
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1915-04-16

"Jlnks doesn't look like a literary
man. But he says he makes his living
by his pen
so he does. He raises pigs.--Rai-
timore American.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1915-04-16
Satisfied.

Z can give you a cold bite" said
the woman.
why not warm it up?" asked the
tramp.
There amt any wood sawed"
so? Well, gize it to me cold
New York sun.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1915-04-16

Yellow watermelons from France
have been introduced in California.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1915-04-16

WANTED MEN AND WOMEN to learn barber
1919 = trade Excellent opportunities open
for you. Tools furnished and COM
mission paid while learning. Only eight weeks
required. Call or write for particulars and cat
alog, l3 Commercial Street, Salt Lake City, Utah.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-09
Incoming VesseIs-By wireless.

So Brilliant. Baton Rouge. 20 miles north
OF Jupiter al noon yesterday.
So Astral, with hsrge. Fort Arthur, q,
miles west OF Tort " ~ al noon,
SIS Northwestern, Port Arthur, l5 miles
north Of pamond Shoal at noon
IS Momus, New Orleans. @l miles south OF
Sandy Hook at noon.
So Ersla, Port Arthur, 10 miles south west
OF Diamond Shoal AT noon,
Sc Huron, Jacksonville, 80 miles south of
Sandy Hook At 7 =. N.
IS Phil adcl La ,iuayra, sos miles south
OF Sandy Hook At noon,
Tug Keene, Bruns~ick. 20 miles south Of
Sandy Hook At ! y N.
$. zhn., Ia Gaayra' no miles south of
IS Lewis Luckcnbach, Colon, 80 miles
south of sandy Hook AZ 8 p. N,
IS Comsl. Galveston, ,Sa mles south Of
Sandy Hook at noon.
IS Perfection. Port Arthur. 8 mica north
OF Jupiter At noon.
IS Rad am, Port Arthur. a. miles south OF
Jupiter al noon.
,s !. .,p q :. y " cru'' sS mils' north OF
S. Guliaream. Port Arthur. 20 miles south
of Cape Hatteras at noon,
Diamond Shoal at n. NJ.
ss Nueces, Galveston; SO miles east OF
IS FL Norte, Galveston. 2o miles eaS Of
Galveston bar at noon
Tug Security. with barse~, Boston, - miles
west OF Point Judith at noon,
SIS City OF Montgomery, savannah. 100 miles
south OF Sandy Hook NJ noon,
50 Santa Catalina, Antofaga asia, NO miles
south of Sandy Hook at 4 u. ".
~ Glcnrool. Tuxpam, 20 miles northeast
Of Tuxpam AZ noon.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-09
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
(W!th name and address OF lenders At.
torneyJ

(W!th name and address OF lenders At.
torney.j
Av u, 2Jb. . 8, 20 10 u from II q cor 18th
ct, 20. l0xss, oct 20. lt0l-Geo and Emma
Schwoern and ano, eNrs and trustees. to
tho German Saw Bank, 1857 4th av: attys.
Philbin. Beekman q Menken. III Broad
,aSTA ST. :s5.ai w.. n 3. as2 W IN Sv,
:sxesll, Nov rs, l9l3-wells Holding
Co. 16s w l25th IT, TO Clara NJ RestorfY;
atty. T q Co. ITS Bway 90. 900
9TH AV. 500. n g cor 63d ~, 24x75. Feb
20. leo6-Fnank J and Jennie Sullivan 20
Andrew Galbraith: attys, HUH & Baker.
81 Nassam st....';,;.';S;,..,.:.:tio. $1,000
to american Mtg Co; atSs. Bowers g. ),
MONROE ST. 50. n s..ls5,7e pike st, 2b.lx
100. June 2s. l?0+--Louis Knoller to Ferd
Funk, Grand At and Newtown Creek.
Brooklyn; atty, IT q Co. l76 Bway. SIT, 600
WEST END AV. n 9 cor s9th s.. i00. Xix
lls. Apr IS, is~il-Samuel Eisman TO
Realty Mtg Co, attys, stoddard \ NJ.
pY iSi ST. $. 100 shi:errmsn' Jaw Sv.
ilosi0o, Tune u. loos--Atiantic Realty
co TO Mutual Lfe Ins Co: attys, Bowers
srH ST.. s.i. 5 ;, 2i.sxsa.i. Mar il. ISIS
ABR and Clara Landberg to Gussie
Morsenthau, 90 Lenox av: attys, Morri-
son & sohir. $50 Bway.. ....... $1,000
MADISON Ay, soi' -, ss:s r s7sh st:
corpn. IS Broad st, to Jas A HAYES. 50
T. 65th st and 80 Broad ,........s i5. 900
laoTH st. sst ". SIS, ~ e MorninEsids
smear TO Jno and Chss C Moller, trustees;
atty. Wilson NJ Powell. 7 Wal st 10000
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-09
100000 RENT FOR DWELLING.

Williamson w. Fuller has leased his
residence at 1912 Fifth avenue. between
Edghty-eighth and Eighty-ninth streets.
furnished to Stanley Mortimer. Tho
house 10 1--WE stories and occupies . lot
a5xl00. 1t has been held at $4,000
for rental.
Mrs. James Russell Solely has rented
her house at 22 East Fifty-sixth street.
a nve story American basement DWELL
Ing. through the Douglas Robinson,
Charles s. Brown Company. to Henry c.
Ide OF Port Washington. l.. !.
PeAse & Gilman have leased for Allan
A. Robbins to Mrs. George Creel the
four story dwelling NJ 100 West Thirty
eighth street.
George w. Mercer & Son have rented
the dwelling at 326 West Twenty-fourth
street TO j. II. Jung.
:. Osgood Pell n Co. have leased for
Mrs. Bacon her residence at 100 East
Thirty-ninth street to Richard +, Weldon
for a term Of years.
Samuel II. Martin has leased for the
West Sixtieth Street Realty Company
the three story and basement dwelling at
81 West Sixtieth street to NJ. C. Hunter,
and for the General Synod oil the Re-
formed Church In America the three
story and basement dwelling at 124 West
Sixty-ffth street to A. q. Hancock.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-09
LIS PENDENS.
Manhattan.

18TH ST. . q, 40 W 9Th av, 26xe:-Lin-
coin Trust Co ast Mary r Grossman ct
q foreclosure Of mortgage): attys.
cHRIgroPHER ST. n 3. BET w..h.~k.n
4 Washington sts. lot @-Tfmothy Sex
ton ast John N williams ct al fore
closure OF transfer tax lien): atty, l. F
Moynahsn.
eth AV, " W g. ss.s n e Of :sth at. isax
g-Marie De courvs, ast Meyer
10th ST. 2tt w-John, pauenhauer ast
Philip Benhardt e, al foreclosure Of
m%ortesss!; atty, W u psusnhausr ,.,
UershnId ct al foreclosure OF mort
eagoD; attys. Davis a Davis.
ST MARKS Pr. s7--lnterborouEh sash a
!. r00 a, faction to fofscios. m~schanio':
.7rH ST. n .. 1875 W 10th sv, 251sss-
Stephen o Lockwood. tru.. ast Aid. T
Gase1; attys. Lockwood 4 Lockwood.
1sT ST. IS, and I'd at. IA. two actioks-
Geo f Chisolm ct al at Maud b Oar
clay ct al foreclosure OF MORTGAGE.
ssb to ?sl w-Iestsr I. Thur.ton aSt
Hva ] Coe ct al faction to foreclo.e me,
chanic's lien); attys, Lewkowitz a
,oSTIf ST. ao4 Willamette a Erdman ct
al aet John Murray ~ al foreclosure
of mortgage; atty. A Erdmsn'
Bronx.
PROSPECT Az W a. az q Samuel 81. AK
ioO-Martha Ros~nbaum sGt Paulina
schwartx q al tforeclos OF mtg; a"ys
Marcuson Bros.
rAiRMOUNT PIT. Ti+--Nosi Blocker For
Art Jane 4 Patton st al foreclosure OF
mtg: atty. IL W Bsebs.
rURNBUIL Az, n Q cor Havemsyer AZ
known as plot 6. cnionport map. cth
ward)-Island Investing Corporation sGt
Grace Lansing Mackenzie ct al faction
TO forschoss transfer Of tax nsn); atty.
II e Durland.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-09

WASHINGTON. Dec. s.-The cruiser
Chester has arrived ~ Freetowr collier
Nanshan AZ Tihuron, des,royers Paul Jones
and Ferry At l"poiopn npo; hattleship
Prebie and Nhipple At Topolobs mpo.
The destroyer Aylwin has sailed from
Tompkinsville for Hampton Roads, battle.
ship Arkansas from Hampton Roads to
sea for msnruvres, collier Hercules
from Norfolk for Indian Head. cruiser
Ian, collier orion from Hampton Roais
for Guantanamo, tug Potomac from Cristo-
bal for Almirsnte Bay, battieship South
Carolina from Hampton Roads to sea for
manruvres, hattleship Utah from Temp.
kinsyille for sea trial.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-09
LOFT n r ACTIVE.


NJ a t. Hess have leased tho fourth
floor ~ 32g-33I Fourth emu to On
doba Bros. now at ais Fourth avenue.
for the storage aud sale Of siiks also
~ 1000 SQUARE feet Of space on tho
eighth floor nj 4Li-4t3 Fifth avenue TO
Mendclsohn bros. a co. also the eighth
floor at 15t-153 West Nineteenth street
10 tho Meldan Dress Company. and with
u. Tannenbaum Realty Company tho
ninth floor at b0-b< West seventeenth
street, containing $500 squarc feet. TO
the Herald Novelty Company.
Roy Scherick has leased to Roth 4
Bloom, importers and dealers In broad
cloths and ~velvets. the eighth floor In the
new building. 4%-%S East T~wsnty-nfth
street. for a long term OF years. This
concern has been many years at Fourth
avenue n Twenty-sixth street.
NJ. 4 l.. Hess have leased for Leslie
u. Palmer the twelfth floor r.. z East
Thirty-eighth street n 10 East Thirty
ninth street to Gage Bros. millinery. OF
%04 Fifth avenue for a term OF years At
an aggregate rental Of $4,000: with
Spear q Co the seventh floor at so to
b West Seventeenth street To the Tri-
anglo Waist Company. and with Dinkel-
spiel-Rowantres Company space on the
NTH floor At IL and Is East Twenty
second street.
cpcaT ~. nave Jonuou u gOtt III ~
TO ?s West Thirty-third street to X. 7.
LAWN {: n loft In 3 and 8 East Twenty
etehth street to Pritchard & Collins. and
\ loft In Is West Seventeenth street To
Itxkovits. Gordon & Co.
Pease 4 Gilman have leased to the
Schultz Cigar Company for q long term
h stores at 1927 and 1929 Broadway
for a branch establishment M a pre-
mium parlor Of the Mutual Front Shar-
Ing Coupon Corporation, and to the Emor-
BON Photograph Company "a loft at 9
West Thirty-ifth street.
Albert b. Ashforth has leased space
In s and Z East Sixteenth street to r
Jacobs & Go. and to Dent. Allcroft 4
Co. loft at I'll and 513 West Forty
second street for a term Of years to the
Melville-C1srk Plano Company floor In
80 West Thlrty-second street to Levy 4
Neuwirth. and "a loft at 1877 and i5s Eas,
T~hirty-second street to Joseph Wild 4
Co. for a term of years.
The Julius Friend. Edward NJ. Lew
Company has leased to Charles II. Scot
Thirty<eventh street: 70 Lowenstein 4
Nepel the top floor in ~ 20 II Eas
Eighteenth street and q loft in 10 and
81 West Thirty-sixth street to Stern
Miller Company.
Blsiman 4 Co have leased the stor,
1t $50 broadway to Hansen Bros. /: storS
at ? Bond street to Joseph spanier IN,
store at 7 BOND street to A. S. Stack
\ loft in 49, Broadway to Goldberg 4
Fusseles: in 81 West Eighteenth
street to Max Engel 4 Co. and the stor,
at $50 Broadway to Linder & BepGer
Firm of L. J. Carpenter has leased I,
Branch Ollveto Vino Company III,
store and basement at 81 West Thirt
street.
Manheimer Bros. have leased a lof
at 137 West Thirty-eighth street 4
Jacob II. Stein a loft at l2s Yves
T~wenty-sixth street to the Neutra
Dress and Skirt Company: a loft at 8,
and 80 East Thlrty-third street In con
junction with Pease & Gilman to Sil
verman & Weiner and a loft at Il
Washington place 20 the Capital ca
Company.
8. Osgood Pell q CO. have leased IN
fourth floor at 1879 Broadway to tn
Troy Wagon Works.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-09
RESULTS AT AUCTION.
rsb'ic onerinEs Yesterday In Man.
haitian and Bronx SaIesroOms,
lat - vESEY Z
Dv Hepvy prahv

lat ~ vESEY STREET.
BY Henry Brady.
oNcAl'WAY. n . cor ls4th rt. %. *
tlsiv irreg, vacant--John whaien, excr,
a., IS + ~ Burgess Con Co ct al;
alr l2iso.2i: taxes. &C. 1893. %;
10 he Plaintiff for $40. 900.
";rH ST. 5sS W. n g.. s2s e 18th av,
JIsx76, three story dweiiing-Citizens
action No il due, 3s,stss5. taxes, dc.
,,!.sg5o to the plaintiff for y $500.
Iss7b. three story dwelhnS--Same w
same due, 80, SILT taxes, &C, S<2S,5O:
70 the plaintiff for 20. 800.
BY Joseph p. Day.
'>sp ST; .s3 w, n y as W 7th av,
=, A., .xcrs, &C, " Henrietta Heyman
~ a.; due. Sls.llt69; taxes. &c, 1%Sl, 20:
70 the plaintiff for 5000.
LAT s3os THIRD AvENUEl
BY James J. Donovan.
icxsO, frame buildinss-otuiis Ensi.I
rs AP Kendall ct al; partttion; taxes,
&c Ss,e.s6s: to tho plaintiff for 81. 900
over prior liens.
VI by George Price.
18TH ST. 2ss u = $50 0 Lincoln Az,
and rear buildinSs-Henry Riechsrs W
E Cook ct ali PARTITION; to The
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-09
WEATHER FORECAST

.s... 90. v..S. ..,s, ,,svH, q.
WWsvw vW 40 S~eSvs0e
TIVE eesss eWd I~tSs $780, ..ss.st,
49, u"
For Ss- Jersey. partly cloudy tS.eeZ.:
faiv end so'newhat colder ~o.snerr~~ Sres"
-. sc; ire, ... r..,..s: ,:s: ,,, ,:,s.
i,..H .ou,ss- Is, and ~s.t Winds. 80.
por ,"utnsrn ~ cnsmsv ~sGscrrov
Y,e.h %.ou,hwss, ana wsst wfnds.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-09
COURT GETS BOMB" SCARE.
Dynamite Turns Out to
Re q soup Tureeu.

There was consternation IN the West
Side Court yesterday morning when
Court Attendant William Barry, wh!s-
psrsd to Magistrate Simms that a man
In the audience has a bomb In that pack
age under his arm"
Get him u of here as fast as you
can" ordered the Magistrate.
His words, coupled with Barry's point
ing 10 a stout gentleman who was
shifting ~nervously from one seat TO
another, gingerly handling the while o
foot square package wrapped In brown
paper, threw the whole court into q
near panic.
Capt. Dunlop and Lieut.. Mckinney
closed In on tho man with the package.
Indignant and protesting. he was rushed
into the clerks Office and ordered to open
his bundle, which he did. 1t contained
a sou tureen.
The man said he was Alexander
Crossman OF the firm OF Grossman 4
Fork, brokers. who have offices at Sol
Fifth avenue. He had come to court as
complainant In q ease against Michael
Kramer, proprietor OF a secondhand
jewelry store at 1853 West Forty
second street. and tho soup tureen was
material evidence"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-09
EUROPEAN NAILS.

The spanish liner Buenes Aives. sAilins
to-day for Cadis. will take mail, Nosins
~ 9 A.. NJ. for Span. Portugal and oiofai-
The American liner ST. Louia calling
saeurdsy for liverpool. will tehs nav:
cioSinC a $40 a. 81. for Europe. except
OermSny. Austria, Hungary. L~vxeracyre'
Bulgaria, turkey the NetherlandA NOT
way. sweden and Denmark. also for Africa.
West Asia and East Indies.
Ths NorweGian-AmerknAn liner KRIS
tisni.f!ord. sailing sssu,dsy sor psrs:M;
Norway, sweden, Denmark. Russia. Ger
many. Austria Hungary. Su'-
gAfta and Turkey.
The French liner LafayettA sailing sat
urday for Bordeaux. Will taks ma, e.
6WStssrland. Italy. Spain. Por<ugAt eSyne
orsses. British Indis, Hnush East Hsrics
Siam, Malta, Gibraltar, Ceytons 0efAsts
ss~4tiens nts. Dutch pa~t Indsss, West Aus-
trslia and Per..s- v...,. .,,,. s.,,,.
day for Naples. viii take mail. ciceinS
AZ $50 A. ~. for Italy. RumantA, eereis.
Switzerland and Greece. when specially a..
dressed only.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-09
JOHN D., JR.. MINER AGAIN.
Dons Overalls on TRIP to West Viz
sinia Properties.

BALTIMORE. Dec. S--John u, Rookie
Teller. Jr., passed through Baltimore to-
day on his way to New York after an
inspection OF the consolidation coal
mines la West Virginia. II was an in
tensely interesting trip TO Mr.. Rookie
Teller. who. while familiar with condi-
lions In the Colorado field. had never
visited the West Virginia region.
Downing the forgery OF a miner he
descended into several mines. one In
particular at Greensboro. Just outside
OF which he was photographed In over
alls. wearing the mineris torch In his
cap n carrying a dinner pail on his
arm.
President Gray Of the Western Mary
land Railroad accompanied him.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-09
LIGHT TRADING
IN REALTY MARKET
Few Sales Reported in City or
Suburbs-Business Space
still in Demand.
s.;O.OOO PARK AVE. FLAT

Lack NJ interest IN the real estate
ra,ke. has not been more pronounced
for many weeks than II was yesterday.
ne result was a small volume Of busi-
ness entirely lacking in interest or i'm
sortance. In the sales market nothing
,h,need hands Of the slightest account.
IN the leasing branch brokers were more
active, having closed deals for much
mace now vacant. but rome Of the con-
e.ns renting marked either the estab-
rsh!ns Of new trade centres or the es-
n.e,a, betterment Of old ones. The mar
kst altogether was . reversal from the
activity Of preceding days. B.ns q
pIne filed plans for their new apart
nent house at Park avenue and Sixty
ihird street. II will cost s450.ooo.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-09
NEW REALTY CORPORATIONS.

Dec. s...-The following realty
,%.sGl.stl East ls0th Street Corpora
,en' Manhattan; capital. $40 900: direc-
,ots Joseph l.. Young, BROOKLYN; Jesse
celia, Hoboken. y. j.
The Myivirn Corporation, Manhattan ;
ssapi'a!, 81, 200; directors. ]. n. Lewison,
New York city.
The seoppert Corporation. Manhattan;
espital. $500, directors, George Hahn. Flor
.hce schNuer New York city; N. G. Ber-
Tram Plante, Brooklyn,
AZ R, W. Inc, Brooklyn; capital. 5000;
s@te;,}rs, Louis Stecher, John q. Walsh
shn Henry h L. Rohlfs, Brooklyn.
,.h.sl'y Corporation, Queens; capital.
MtooO; directors, Frederick waguer,
uhNlp Wagner. Richmond Hi. n. Y.
hthty ]. Waener. WoOdlawn, N. J.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-09
GEORGIAN RENTS At HARRISON

Charles Field Griffen a Co. have
rented for a term of years for Hobart
J. Park his estate. Carpenter House. on
Purchase road. Harrison. N. V, to Frank
whitney Of Savannah. Ga Mr.. Whitney
will occupy the place at once. The
property adjoins Mr.. Parks w resi-
dence and Is in the vicinity Of Ophir
Hall. the home Of Mrs. whitelaw Reid.
II. G. S. Noble. formerly president Of
the New York Stock Exchange and
owner Of the crack racing sloop Medora.
has rented the Herne cottage on Larch-
mont Harbor for the summer Of 1916.
Howell c. Perrin and Charles l.. Perrin
were the brokers.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-09
JAPAN's SHIP STOCKS SOAR.
Boom due to Withdrawal Of u. >
Vessels From the Paciac. .,

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. S.-Due to the
withdrawal of American vessels from
transparihc service. stocks In Japanese
steamship companies. which sold pre-
viously at N approximate face value NJ
$50, have scared as high al $500. This
has caused such heavy speculation that
Il has become necessary for the Japanese
Department OF Agriculture and Com
merce to issue an order advocating the
closing Of tho stock exchanges In Toxic
and Osaka,
This information was contributed to-
day by X, *. Kawakaml, n prominent
Japanese Of this city, who In In constant
cable communication with the Japanese
press
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-09
MASSAGE 10 CHEER HER.
Mrs.. Easton Tells Life - . Fine
Art Club Of It's Benefts.

Prayed nerves as a result Of wanting
something they oughtn't to have is tho
disease OF many American women. ac-
cording to Mrs. Mildred Manly Easton.
who spoke on THE Magic OF the
Within at tho meeting Of the Life as
a Fine Art Club. at the Hotel Aston, yes
terday. Mrs. Easton said her own REM
edy was to massage her face.
II massage a cheerful look into it,"
she explained. "and that's the first step
toward attaining inward cheer and
poise, Half the frayed nerves and
wrinkled faces women nave come from
hurts to their ordinary. common shame
full pride-because they ant have things
as nice as their neighbors.
"Thcn they begin to pity themselves.
and with self-pity We lose power. Guilt
vate po,se-not h s~elf-assurance that
says. Hurt me and I'll throw n plate at
you hut the poise that will help YOU Ia
control our tongue and temper. and
through them the world"