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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-06

L
that often tcset the real estate news euh tie was for
some wears highly admired real editors Of the
metropolitan district pcnddy filing that position on the stan OF me
Globe and later in credtaic The Evening Post
was about he brought his editorial duties on
end by joining the ranks Of the brokers and agents
making his initial bow under the firm name PARISH her Mooney
Co., the the business Of William W. Ryan That was probably
the formed in which two Of the directing
heads editors Louis Mooney who was for
long editor of The Herald wa" me other ee"Spaper
writer Of the company
The Parish family continues prominent editorial
lines Of the market Parish the learned real estate editor of
.Tbo Sun is the son of John l. Chester is
inst as much at home closing big deal he poyng
to his host admirers the drift Of things IN the market
~ - a ono tic identified in managerial capacity Henry
Norgenau Company head Of the company being 10 other person
than the distinguished American the Ottoman Empire
una" h , ts, ono as either possessing well rounded
real estate knowledge ability and master the science
being successful buyer mpove Seldom does happen that
one family has been represented market with father and son that
practical realty men and were adopts al writing
FREDERICK E RICHARDS River Edge, y. j.. and lower
broadway the efficient Bryan L. Kennedy To up
such task means no light have doubts on this subject go
to the Vey Street sales day particularly when the auc-
ton list heavy with foreclosure sales and executors offerings ana ne
YOU Will realize very important kind Of performed by such an
assistant there is set eSa form oil announcement
that must the sales he legally begun and "heh ne
properties disposed Of unusually long tire Gu'e' 10 carried
ont y Richards calling especially trying you
desire to qualify place of Necy Street a announcer the pest
thing clip twenty or more foreclosure announcements from m
columns Of this another out loud and as last
as you Mind that pronounce the words distinctly you
can successfully that after thousand or more eS without
cracking your and feeling throat was seriously pached
you have mastered the Is Of the oo NO WONDER T. ~ mas
seek queness New Jersey when he Is not at business IN o~er
av The Gazetteer says: Edge potoce village Of Ber-
gen County New Jersey the aac River and on the New Jersey
York Railroad seventeen miles north OF Ne" loN my rop
latior 50" population counted 1919 must ne larger
row place suburban colony of homes on the river edge
LEWIS PHILLIPS ought paid for the brightness
that he n the big sales Being direct descendant the
famous Phillips family Of brokers' auoneers and apartment mouse
managers he assuedy has right raise his voice IN protest from the
seats of the whenever he feels that some well located parcel
.T Won have heard what Lewis Phillips say about the value
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-06
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r., aI g. I hat <; worth cave oy so GOO at least con-
tnues the auctoneer THANK bid Who'll make
oooq Thank vo for the
eoo oooo Va IN o tho ffty raise Now it's $4,000 Going
now S-o'oVo' les ! Il t"Ne '"e ','' '"''O' ~ ~ ~
going at S2O9O congratulate YOU you've got bargain at
9llo less thah Lee" says us worth u r''clS'o'S ""PP!
j. iN'it'u ' .,1 .; oa - . No. o tIo
DurosS ana A. W. Ouu"ei anu arc y" ~ " ~ V 49, 80,
~. ,,I.oo cotton. Tho
chelsea ana ule Dreeh"ich image 'ec'oS' i"eF nav. '
capital letters as brokers' ana agents OF "
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h .ho wan oo about tho old DAVIS the sections in which they
10 near .neSe men tanning "pOu y -, " e - " ~
II, , ~ a. pi, I+ -. .arvo th o,o;rt crard.,r
I h =; w. .i Tb nov, coronarv oxnes 70 bpv one or
OF the ola houses IN 'he sections Inc ne" 0o"p"nS %
locking lofts or undesirable tenements
As the future village William Deyey "the best Chief Of
- ~ vi oror oripior
~ $3.50 toI .d for.h en- oaev tho, i : NOT = oncstion
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-06

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4hs bea-' ..l 'nme ana business
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-06

that he injccts into many Of the
famous Phillips family Of broi
managers, he assuredly has a rig
seats of the onlookers whenever
IS going a-begging.
Now you have heard what !
Of this property" cXclaims the
audience to see if prospective bi'
YOU it sold for 10000 seven yea
better condition than it was ther
$4,000"
why I'd give you So, 600 ]
money. and I'm sure | would ha'
Lew, sorrowfully.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1915-12-07
CONGRESS ORGANIZES AND
 CHAMP ELECTED SPEAKER

WASHINGTON, D. C., Dec. G. The new Congress today completely organized. The House elected Champ Clarke once again Speaker, the democrats being a united major ity, despite reports of factional ism which had been spread broad cast heretofore,
 The very evident intention to rush considerable important bus mess through with dispatch will however be defeated by the jusr- as evident intention on the part or the minority members to debate ever . thing thoroughly.
 The House showed it's harmoni- o1lsness Throughout today's orga- r.ization proceedings.
 ft iD stated t44at the session is likely to De proly tged by ilibuster- ing in the senat&
 4 we'll known political writer
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1915-12-07
CHINESE WARSHIP. REBELS
 AND SHELLS AN ARSENAL

PEKING, Dec. 6.-The crew of the Chinese cruiser Chao Hco, one of the largest in the navy, mutinied on Saturday overcoming those off, cers who opposed them and ihoisting tie rebel flag.
 On Sunday about midday the Chao Heo sailed close in within range of Shanghai and immediately began shelling the government ar senal, several shells exploding in the precincts of the government buildings.
 The government forts instantly replied driving the mutinous crul-
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1915-12-07
POPE CREATES SIX
 BRAND NEW CARDINALS

ROME, Dec. 6.-At the Papal Consistory today Pope Benedict conferred the Red Hat of the Csrdi- nalate upon six new Cerdinels. In the allocution of His Holiness to the Consistory the Pope dcplorcd the present war and the consequent inc terruption of peaceful piety. He also made q strong plea for the sArmeninns for whom he said he was caasslessly praying that God would pity.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1915-12-07

st@,eu thatNl republicans and rnti-Wilson Ii wore determines to Giscredit the Wilson administra ton by holding up work to such a desrec that the business would be deadlocked. Only the firm deter imitation of ,fhe Wilsonite sios
 to remain over at all cos. "a st roll legislation through will z come this sort of oppositioH. Itf stated in the capitol today th1l
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1915-12-07
PEACE TALK PROCEEDS
 AMONG VARIOUS NATIONS

Boy Scouts in America objecting to the military tendencies of the Lloyement has cow@eed his connec- tion with it and will launch his new League of Woodcraft
 With great candor Thompson ad- mits that when laboritco objected to the military nature of the boy scout movement, declaring that it was but militarism in disguise, they were right and he and the various leaders who had denied that charge were wrong. He regrets that more of those who 50 zealously denied the militarism charge made by labor or
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1915-12-07

NEW YORK, Dec. 6.-Thc bomb- ist situation is now exciting gen. eral attention and is stirring public opinion considerably. It is believed that an investigation of the Min nesota mutiny and disablement will enable the government to bring home the conspiracy to the higher ups in connection with the general bombist movement
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tion will be very serious should Ger many decline to accede to the re- quest for the immediate withdrawn of the attaches. 9 ssas3ss ;
 A good deal of tho feeling which had been reused during the election is again being stirred up and feel- ings not at all friendly to Germany are being stirred to the depths.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1915-12-07
TUGS TOW STEAMER
 CRIPPLED TO PORT

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 6.-Tugs are towing the liner Minnesota into port. A Chronicle story says thar the boilers of the steamer contain chemicals which simply ruined the machinery and prevented the boat steaming. Four suspects are held on board.
 Crowley who was released on bail in connection with the bomb- ist plots has been re-arrested, in connection with the Minnesota affair.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1915-12-07
RETRIEVING FORGE REACHES
 SAFER POSITION IN ASIA

LONDONt, Dec. 6.-General Townsend's retreating force rcached Katelmaras today and is now ir communication with the coast. All danger of the force bcing destroyed is out of the question and great re- sends full particulars of the fighting aud as anticipated losses were heavy but not as great as first stated. The treachery of alleged Arab Allies couapellcd Townsend to retreat.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1915-12-07

BUDAPESTH, Dec. 6.-The Ford ite peace party is praised unanim- ously in a strong resolution of a very pacific nature by the Hunga. rian Grand Lodge of Masons; they declared that they would work ceaselessly for peace.
 WASHINGTON, D. C., Dec. G. Bryan is now urging members of Congress to accept his peace pro- gram.
 NEW YORK, Dec. 6.-Ernest Seaton Thompson founder of the
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1915-12-07
WILL MARK AN EPOCH.

BERNIE. Dec. GA letter ap- pears in the Swiss socialist organ declaring that the Peace discussion in the Reichstag will be either 9 complete fiasco or an epoch mak- ing event in Germany. The German working classes are longing for peace and exceedingly sick of the war.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1915-12-07
WINTER LULU IN WAR.

COPENHAGEN. Dec. 6.-zIt is here stated that the present dartn ,of news from all the war zones Is not due to any such thing as I stricter censorship. but the natural winter Hull owing to the extreme severity of tho weather. East and west the war zone Is storm swept.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1915-12-07
DISC0NTENTED EMPl 0YEES
 BLAMED FOR XPL0SI0N

LONDON, Dec. 6.-A dispatch to the Daily Telegraph says that the dynamiting of the Halle ammuni- ttion plant in Saxony was the work of discontentcd employees and not the work of an enemy or enemy sympathizers.
 The dynamiting of the plant which took place yesterday totally
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destroyed the main machinery building and killed four hundred and fifty men when the walls icol- lapsed. More were reported to havc been killed but thcy have since beon recovered from tho ruins Of the building, saved by tho masses of machinery underneath which they worked.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1915-12-07

NEW YORK, Dec. While it Is possible that considerable fighting is being carried on,, it is evident that very little is leaking out of the oc- currences cast or west. All such war news is conspicuous by its ab- sence in today's cabled reports.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1915-12-07
TO BEAT ALL RECORDS.

WASHINGTON, D. G., Dec. G. This years expenses owing to the Administrations Defense plans will exceed by many million dollars ali previous national expenditures. and increased taxation is foreseen.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1915-12-07
LUMBERITEs HOPEFUL.

s SEATTLE, Dec. 6.-Puget Sound and western lumbermen generally are optimistic. Orders are incrcas- ing for mining, bridge and railroad luraber, and foreign as well as do- nestle orders are ming ih gener- ously.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1915-12-07

PEKING, Dec. 6.-No mercy will be shown the rebels who have been taken. The government has in- structed the Admiral to deal with all the mutinous crew of the Chao Heo with the utmost rigor and to spare not one of them. The instruc- tions will be fulfilled to the letter and all will be executed.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1915-12-07

WASHINGTON, D. G., Dec. G. Boyed, von Papen and Bernstroff went into conference here this after- noon. It is admitted that the situa-
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1915-12-07
WITH A GRAIN OF SALT.

NTW YORK, December 6.The New 7 York Herald's Paris cores pendent says that there ts no war news being given out, and to take all sent out as news with a grain of salt. +
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1915-12-07

as supreme commander of the AL lied armies is today presiding at the first Allied War Council. The new Council will have practically complete control of the war situa- tion.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1915-12-07

for the dismissal of it's attaches in the United States is tantamount to
 a rejection of the United States po- sition that they have rendered them. selves personae non gratGe.
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ganizations and who now are such avowed militarists during it's pre- sent popularity, have not had the courage to confess their error. :.
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dictments have been returned against the German officer Fay and five others in connection with con- spiracies against American indus tries and shipping.
 They are charged with plotting against the neutrality of the United States. 59 t
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violent direct action against the intuition plants at the instigation of the Germanists.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1915-12-07

BERLIN, Dec. 6.-Thc Tageb1att publishes a statement from Ficlo Marshal von Hindenberg that peace at this time would be inopporutne. The statement is published withou, comment.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1915-12-07

PETROGRAD, Dec. 6.-The Head quarters Staff in order to secure ample material for the future rein forcements of it's new army of six million men has determined to call all nineteen year old youths to the colors and at once commence train- ing this class.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1915-12-07

WASHINGTON, D. C., Dec. G. The Department of Justice is now Investigating the National Labor Peace Council. The charge is made by the detective agencies that the Council favored the application ot
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1915-12-07
ATTENTION! EAGLES!

Election of Officers Tuesday night All members requested be present.
 E. w. CARLETON, w. P.
 w. M. EDDY, Sec.
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ser out to sea. Thereupon the forts signalled to other warships of the
 happening by wireless and several
 battleships took up the chase re- sulting in the rebellious cruiser being re-taken by the government
 warships.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1915-12-07
TURKISH DESTROYER IS
 SUBmARINED MARM0RA

LONDON, Dec. 6.-The Havas News Agency from Greece today sends out the following succinct dispatch.
 "Rumania is wavering between the Allies and Tcutons, Greece is procrastinating and playing a wait ing game, and the Russian invasion of Bulgaria now being made ready in Bessarabia is hesitating.'
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after a complete investigation of their strength the Wilson men have discovered that they can do this. Upon this understanding they aban- doned tho closure regulations which the administration had suggested The big fight will be over the shipp- rg bill.
 Fresh salted Peanut and Almonds at the Rose Candy Store:
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1915-12-07

WASHINGTON, D. C., Dec. 5.-- Testimony has been offered by a witness showing that the Ancona was sunk by two submarines, or at least attacked by two acting in con- cert
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1915-12-07

PEKING, Dec, e.-It is an nounced that the rebel army hal
 been badly repulsed by the YuaI forces which captured almost z
 fourth of the rebels. The rebel.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1915-12-07

fighting is diminishing. The weath. CT is terribly severe and may com pei the cessation of all activities in the Isonzo region.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1915-12-07

Fresh homo mads Chocolates, Psnauts, Can1ies and Ice Crsam as tho Rose Candy Store.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1915-12-07

! ROME, Dec. 6.-Fierce fighting is now taking place in Montenegro the Montcnegrins are battling with oriental ferocity.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1915-12-07

Augustine & Kyer, Victorias and Butter Crisp at the Rose Candy Store.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1915-12-07

ter who gave instant battle. Itali- ans arrived in time to support the Servians and the pursuing force has had to dig, itself in while awaiting endorsements.
 LONDON, Dec 6-The Turkish torpedo destroyer, Yahissar was submarined in the Sea of Marmora today by British submarine. All on board went down with the ship.
 A fine selection of Fancy Boxes filled with Home Made or Outside Chocolates at Roses Candy Store.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1915-12-07

The lengths to which the noun taineers have gone to defond their country was realized when they ex- ploded whole mountain side In the pass through which the Austri- an army with Bulgarians werc ent- ering. The mountain had been tun- nelled and loaded with high explo- sive. Thousands of the invading force were killed.
 ATHENS, Dec. 6.-Albanic is now bitter battle ground, the forces which have been pursuing the Serbs having come up with the lat
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1915-12-07
GERMANY DEMANDING REASONS
WOULD KNOW WHY
 ATTACHES DISMISSED

WASHINGTON. D. G., Dec. G. At no time has the international situation been so critical as at the present time as far as the United States and Germany are concerned
 Germany has sent in to the State Department a demand for some reason for dismissing the attaches who have been considered objec- tionable by the United States, and intimates that unless good reasons are forthcoming no such dismissal will be conceded a.. as
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lacked field and machine guns and have not sufficient ammunition.
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It was expected that the Pope would make some definite statement regarding peace proposals but these expectations were doomed to disap- ipointment for Benedict did not mention anything about Peace Plans, but contented himself with deploring the horrors of war.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1915-12-07

WASHINGTON, D.. C., Dec. G. It is almost admitted that Ger many's demands for some reason
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1915-12-07

Anything in the nne of job work at tho Indpstriel Worker 0mce. Satisfaction assured. i
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NEW YORK, Dec. e.-Ncw in-
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PARIS, Dec, e.-General Joffre
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RoME, Dec. s.-The eoritza
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-03-16

washington. y. e.. March it.-De-
scribing Ccttinje, the National Geo
graphic soclety's war premier for toe
day says:
'Cettin1e. the capital of Monte
negro. l. the smallest Of the war cap
ltals. II is the smallest capital city
in ,he world. and, moreover, il b. the
most snugly placed OF w%ar-zo1e Giles
for II is practically only assailablo by
the airship CO.. aeroplano. In order
To- get into THIS city. an army would
have to ascend "a marrow mountain
road beyond the clouds, and after II
got there would find nothing Ia par
ticular 20 do other than % 20 sigh'-
seeing. There Is nothing around Get
TIME 10 hold onto. There are plenty
Of stones, fresh air and bleak fields.
From the latter fruits are won only
By undismayed %mampering and cojol-
cry.
'Cettinje consists 81 q main street
and "a cross street. on the cross
street is the kings palace. This L. "a
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-03-16
The Bureau of Mines Latest
Contribution TO Commerce

mining and Engineering WORLDLY
The United states burcau Of mines
two chemical processes.
one Of which. Il - chained. wiii be Of
tremendous importance to the oil In
dusiry. greatly increasing the supply
Of EaHollne, while the other may mako
the United states absolutely indie
pendent Of the rest Of the world IN
regard to important materials neces-
sary for the dye industry and the
manufacture OF high explosives used
In warfare ana In engineering Oper-
ations.
The nrst Of these processes prom
lses TO enable the renncrs In this
country 20 increase their output OF
gasoline from petroleum geo per cent
or more.
The second process includes the
manufacture from crude petroleum OF
what "a known chemically as toluol
and benzol. both Of which AVE here
tofore been obtained from coal tar.
AZ Germany has specialized far pc
yond other countries Ia b~y-products
from coal, the United states and the
rest OF the world have bee dominat-
ed BY that country as regards those
products OF ioiuol and benxol which
are the important bases for the pre-
duc,ion OF dye stuns and hlgh explos-
ives. and especially smokcless powder.
The d%iscoyerer OF these two valu-
able processes. after many years Of
research, Is Or. Walter +. Rittman.
chemical engineer OF the bureau, the
work having been done at COLUMBIA
university. New York. the facilities OF
the laboratory there having been
turned over to him by President Mich
olas Murray Butler.
Application has been made by DR.
Rlttman, on behalf Of the govern
ment. to patent these processes In
order to prevent any monopoly In
their use, the patents TO be dedicated
to the whole American people.
IL Is claimed by DIT. Rittman that
his process Ia safer, simpler and more
economical than processes now In use
and these are economic factors OF
great importance. with "A steadily in
creasing demand for gasoline. this
fortunate discovery M at the
proper time.
Tho second process discovered by
DR.. Rittmann may prove Of much