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ARWORED TRAIN
OF MOTOR CARS
GIFT TO GUARD
Gary and Schwab Mead
(iroup That Will Meet
Cost of $100,000.
OTHERS TO Gl Y L
ARMED AIRCRAFT
.lu^c Rattle Car Will Carry Tun
3?Pounders and Ma?
chine Guns.
?
ta armored
car train | -ompare favorably
ng that haa appeared on the
battle!
Gaard'a eqi.
c\- year, 'o plans now BJB?
?
Si ' k .: I conference SOS
?
for an appropriation of
and maintenance
? the coming fiscal
,-ost about
he. en tin
rayed by a groan of pa
Guar,'.
I the
I
promises to coa
he necessary
other metal n^rts at
? t
Battle Car Big Feature.
car, heavil
i and
be the
This
battle car ??
motor
anpa-. : z gear at either
Bad, .n be run in an-.
hy direct
- car will carry nine ur te
armor plate, and
for considerable am?
munition. It will Op'
? capable of withstanding :.
?
enemy train c;,
IP1 I es Hatt> cars of ttii.?
have done VII
? ? ,- arid Northern France
-ont war.
or seven ,
tlj armored tHst motor cars c*
of carrying machine guns and '
mt work or the
bringing up of ammunition,
detachment will be
'?eneral
train
BS bun- '
boned thht the battle
car a: Kin will be
? ? summer's
>'o.riiin \*ked f?r Aviation.
General StotesburyV
? for $10,000 for
aviatie ' ljutant general ex
?he Governor that this wa?
to provide and equipment for
an aeroplane corps which was in
...
Hempstead
and a military aeroplane, the
?r%% to form part of any state militia
ta? ? 11 be ;
machine,
Reel and pilot
Bed with ;i specially con
Btructed machine gun, will be Dal
? ?ted in avia
., affairs.
OBI Wanamaker, Glenn C
?cer and other?
are devoting eonaiderablc time to the
? ?
Guard The Naval
LB a hydroplane.
?.encrai 's requests for
approi-r .? iiounted to 11,147,540
dueed by ?he confennce to $9fio ?
HUGE FOOD TRUST
SNARING FARMER
Or. Charles McCarthy Asserts
That It Is Forminn in
Chicago.
TB? T*!rfTM'h tc Tli? TrU)un?.l
< hifSKo. ' Dr. Charles Mc
i artby, chief of tba Wlscesu n Legis
? Library, has uncovered a new
i ?bile eneaey tbe "food trust
frenp of Chicago financiers, he
- organizing to monopolize the entire
supply of the nation si il
to farmei mer.
Dr. McCe
fl re?. ?? .
st tbe n
? le after six
found
work in d B
try i fann?
ies, bo sa sin sdy had
?
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1
JUST NEW BLOUSES
' '" ?? -i. light
I h. rr ?n scores and scores of
i rustomers who eacne in
i dij t., r,
ab i! *.- h ivc i.. ?
in B |?y."
S I whethei I be s simper.
Blouse in .
ti rrepe, It?
with two Hi
of 'h, Bl
?n o I ii,
Jjfamimdt?b
mS I.
ft tu .1.1 I,
been laid before the Federal officials
at Washington. Tule?? immediate and
radical action were taken hy thi< farm- ,
er? themselves to organise eedpera"
tivelv, he thinks, th< \ aeen will he ?'
the mere] el the diatributing treat,
ddlemcn fer middli
? ? , ? ? pi
? i ledged himself to
? timo and a? Inns; a?
M 'ho tanner aid tho
mei from the combination that i?
;. ng ' irmi .: . .? ? pred'
not and l<\ maklag In m dcpendoi
i ? .? bayei alee dependen! ea tho one
pnce offered.
"I vfll n.'i c.i any further at this
t me than te eej that I knew posit
that a food trust i? being organ
r, McCarthy, "I am not read] eel
'.. a \o the detain and the name?. They
??ill C(>mt' later, Tho matter la i
the hand? of the United Stetea officials.
The plan.? that liavo been ?reeked ant
are a- la) Phes have started
b) organising for the distribution of
it...lue*?. The next
ti a program?is is thi
table?. Ultimate!) It ?rill reach
i liae.
? ? m
MANY DOWNTOWN
OFFICES RENTED
N'eu Lessees Reported for Cen?
tral Commercial Districts.
have leased in
' II. Jarrett
? "ram Esckii and the Su
?
Company Kuild
ing, ofllci ton and
'?' n the
Mechai tetali Hunk Building,
n the Fruit
Iding, offices to Edward A.
Karrell and D. F. Lauro, and \\ \
ilute: ei
.
?ho M (fices to Si
l!. Putnam; in the
office? te ll'iriy I
pert, Richard H. Portsmore, and Frank?
lin H ? ?- i?ank
Bei
Arnencar Commercial Company. Inc.;
in thi Coffee 1 . office
!.. Daurn-.
.. Taylor Building, to Will
. ?a 60 Wall Btrei
K. B. eon Linde
Al?o leeaed for the Kiiuitable Life
Aisurar.c? Society, office?, in 71 Wall
l'avis & Co.; in eon
ith Cammann, V
?. Street to
lUtton, A-ipinwall 6: Co. .\
the third lofl in 12 Barcia) it for a
ti?rm of years to Harry F. Bailey,
Luiiesoiae Teacher Quits.
N J., Not.
? of 197 Mein Btreet - city,
ma al
t in the disti
that sh T'.vo month? was nil
she co . Becuuno no '?<
?
?choo] ont 1 Mis? Goldsmith xva? hired,
ehoel eras not opened
her accordinn; to schedule.
West Virgii;io Bars Liquor Ads.
Ve., Nee
Suprei
tutional that sec- liquor law ;
which prohibit? licuor iitside !
the ?t?te from advert? si: er their ?
la West Vlrg : a I circulai li
and order blanks.
HUNTING CLAIMS
FIFTY-NINE LIVES
Sixty six Injured in La?
teen Stales During the
Season Just Closed.
MICHIGAN LEADS
WITH 14 DEAD
Twelve Deaths in Illinois Low
Casualty list laid to Strin?
gent (Jame Laws
llr l>l??r?i'h to Th? Tribuna 1
? hicago, Nov. 30. Fifty-nine dead
? Nty-six injured is the hunting;
toll in eighteen states for the season
Wbleb ended to ('s- . as compared with
111 dead and 112 h-rt a year ago.
Fast year's statistics were gathered
from ? la the t'nion and
Bl 'is
Michigan, n-- during the iast seveial
leads in the number of dead, with
fourteen. The season in Illinois pro?
duced twelve deaths, while In Wiscon?
sin nine hunters have been reported
killed.
Accidental discharge of guns again
? d a majority of the victim? in the
various states, while Bsaay peisons. in
tl - deei districts took poi '.hots at
I to be gams,
tl tl >.. had shot down
hunters.
ere were f< s er hunt- ,
ers t: sn ei < r before is nd
? reason for
tho low ri.' Wisconsin dur
> stringent gamo
. ohibitinp the lagging of does
and permit? innter only one
buck. Tha old law was more or less
flexible, and hunters .?warmed into the
its were an everyday
occurrence.
The saddest of all of the hunting'
catastrophes was pearance or,
H 0 F.r'.: ' tdrian. Erlacher
left his lodge, near Eekerman, si '
vember 1?, witho i mean
ion, ,1. -V 1 his ir.te1,
He had a revolver snd rifle, hut li'tle
ammunil on. l ? ? lays Knebush
waited. ? ? .
alarm, but a thor
i to uncover any trace
of the huntoi . il i"i
l?cher , n the great 'trctch of
kennen. Be l<
1 Id.
Touraine Off. Waited for Freight.
After waiting -meo Bal ird .;. ''or the
arriva: --.-. 'loight, the.
setorday
! steerage pas?.'
All but twenty of the men in the
re Italian reservists on tl ci
to the f]
Among 'he cabin passengers were
tte \ ' i-.uit, Mr. and Mrs.
? ?
Berthe I the 1 ian Marquis
Shipping Information and
Marine News of the World
V?asela Arriving at and Im?
parting from Port of
New York.
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TO SELECT TUSKEGEE
CHIEF DECEMBER 13
I r?steos Summoned to Name
IL T. Washington's Successor.
Seih Leer, prealdenl ird ol
trustees ?f Tui I ' ? haa ?
( nllod a meetini . te I i
!. id at the ?hool in Alabama en I'e
cembei IS, i -?'!??' ' ?'' aueeeeaei le
Bookei T. We bin)
11 ,? Hewing appeal fei a iiooV.i I
Wi, ? , ? i mi mortal fui d ha.? bei i
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'?In h peaee te numerous aeggaev
m bol rao ., the truitoea of
, si X..rrn.it and Induati I ll In?-,
tut. invite subeerlptiena for a Booker;
T. Washington memorial fund.
"Tuekegee Instituts Is Booker l
Washington's monument, and the meal
? ., memorial i? the perpetuation of
Its gTMi work fei 'he benetit of the
id people ai d fei the promotion
. i? between tho in.es
"Th.. man? friends "f Tuskegee ?'ill
he quick ta realise the importance of
rallying to the support of 'he institute
In thi order that the work
may riot suif, r through the los? of the
nl support heretofore secured
ihingtonl*. personal *f- !
fort
"Subscriptions may Le sont to any
cna of the inderaignedi Seth Lew,
( hairm u th Sticet,
William G. Willi ? irer of the
invest: ttee, i south William
Street, and Warren S Legan, treasurer, ;
T. R. WON'T PLEAD
FOR ARMENIANS
Refuses to Join with "Ignoble
Souls" in Mere Denuncia?
tion Meeting.
Colonel Theodoie Roosevelt, who ha?
f 0/ the Ar
menians, fives some of bia reasons In
ar tu Samuel T. Dutton, secretary
of the American Committee for Arm?
nian and Bj i Lan Belief.
. to nerves dulled and jaded'
h> the heaped up horror? o: tiie last :
year and a half," Colono! Booeevelt
tho news ef the terrible futo
that ha? befallen the Armenians must
KiVo a fresh ?hock of ?ympmhy and in- :
Lei me emphatically point
out thnt the sympathy II ?seles? unie?.?
it is no ompanii a srita
that ? I | itien is U'ole-s if 11 er
haust? itself in words instead of tak?
ing ahape In u"?ds. Until I honor
and duty first, and are ?rill ,
something In order ti
?ousne-ts both ' I and for
. v.e ?hall accoi
and v i ?
? of the 3ti ' ? of man
? reason why F do not wish to
ly for
th" dei ? ? e atrocities com?
mitted on the Armeniens i.? because
nre igniv
I onal pacificism as a
or arl o be ? refused to attend.
similar meeting on behalf of the Bel
Srho ;.,?? do not t'l'M" to take BUCh I
Armeniens i
for the simple reason thst there is In I
Amarice no Turkish vote, tr.d because,
Turkey is not our neighbor, a.? Mexico
, i ggressivs
r like Cermany, and so It is safe
politically and t
hei l ii \i. ? cai rof ?liona! j
? ? -, tha an ericen men
? of the pe. . price type '
oin in moo- ,??? war'
?h empty teef on be-?
of the Armeniens carry precisely
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Chine?? *" at a
similar moating th?: went through
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Amei
? ! erself ?ho can
to others. Lot u?
eord ? of the weakling
deist f- ? '?
the ! ? ? tO atop
arrongdoing. Wrongdoing will only be
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make their
rink fron
iird. not even 1 hazard of
n
SUBMITS EASTLAND EVIDENCE
Bee retar) Redfleld Prev?ala Reaelta ef
lagairj te Senate and House Beads.
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. ? summer.
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R. B. DULA IN A
$2,225,000 SALE
Now Owns the Harrimaii
Bank Building, at 41th
St. and Fifth Av.
RENTED f OR MORK
THAN $172.000
A Large Number of Other At?
tractive Properties Changes
Hands.
i he American Krai hs'ate Cornpan>
has sold Its property. 6J7 Fifth av.. '?
southeast corner of 44th st.. known as
tha BarrlaBan National Hank Building,
to R. B. Iiula. who retired from busi?
ness several years ago, when h
sice-president ? of tho American i ?<
baese Company
i his property is an eleven story nans:
and o?.co building, opposite Bherry/s
and Delmonico's. It has u real roll of
over 1111,099. The sellers held if at I
I2?2*,900. The property has -, front i
age of fi? feat on the BToaua and 108
f'e^t on the street.
The Harriman National Hank
pies the tiist (loor, with sa
vaults below. The beak also occupies
? i I SB the BOCOl 'ippti
floors of the building an ?
There ai? bo The
building is fully rented., and ??iv been
one of the most popular in the city
since it was built about ten years ag >
Mr. Dula gave in part payment
?welve loti on Northern av., near 181?t ?
st., and a part of his country estate
at Tarrytown, fronting nearly 1,000
bal on Broadway, and containing
about lift] aerea, together with the
? os niun?ion, garage, lodge heaas ?nd
other buildings. I'ho grounds of the;
?in deesleped with p rats rood-i
vmding through ths propert An un?
obstructed view of the Hudson Hiver
Valley may be had from th( Pi
whit ?' i: cons! It red one of I he ehi
est?t-. . , i
rownsend Hon.-' und L J. Phillips
A i ,,. negotiate.; - ?
? ? loral -i that Mr. Dula will
, rate th 1 'i irriman Nal
Bann in its
,.? ins the 1 -es to pro
B larger s? see requl '.if
inei easing but ? tor
i shown Is the growth of the i
Harriman National Bank, whose dev?
posits were 122,61 t ths last call
of the Coi ti 'i $4,
upon its i na-1
tier si bai k la 1911,
Other sales yesterday were:
WI8T MTB ?T.-the <
Noyes Company I ? ? '.'. ? at 88
st., a four itorj de g, covoi
lot I9i . between We I
av. and Riverside Drive, to
Van Vorst The property was hi
$80,000. Steddard A Mark rspresent
? sellers.
AVENUE A. Gottfried Knoche.
arek ? '.der, purchased from!
the Americar. Maltine Company the va-i
steak front, VMAatS fe?'', on the
e.ist side of A-i-nue A, bOtWSCn ' ' *
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r itt have told foi Iwi r.i H. Corey to
..... f the fir?
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f 1iSth i
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if i Dsy.
v, i ? ' [. 1
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tl,.. north ? Is sf 21
loo foei - ' ' of v. m lye ? .
\ it Building Company, which ? l
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W i th ?
H ; i it -i W J Bast?n I
sold foi Di I eeaard I ?
three '?
Bide of i Wth Bt , S
Lenox av., to M. K. Trautra
116 MADISON av K ????
? ? | buyei of Dr lame! C. B
property at llfl Kadison av., n :
lold yeeterd ?. bjf I ongrlas I
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Trade Notes
Theodore Ro,.reit Pell and Henry
K. Tibbitt i, fo
the real eel - si ?' Cago >?' Pel'
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REAL ESTATE,
M.H .11 R8B1
REA1 ESTATE
MH ii;KMl
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r,<-v Term? to Suit.
Artistic Craftsman Home
Large Shaded Plot
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High in Mealthv M'ts and on the
Lakes?Actuel Lake Rights?Win?
ter and summer sport?.
EASY COMMUTATION TO THE
CITY ON LACKAWANNA R. R.
has huge llvlni
tirepla^ lining room,
h ?. 11<.? r' v pa trj and kitchen i
tir">r. four i irge sleeping i
r-ith on ? ecoi .t flooi. three sleep*
im- room . bath, dorage room
third Qi
lUrihMx.n irtin t lirniiEhniit : parquet fl.M.r?: ..pen rireptar?. Httrd with tlr.t
dees steam seating plem and all ?eaters twivealeaeee.
Konr Minute?' Walk from I.?p. MH'l..n riu.l,. i,n.| II,,,,, ,,n \p,,!li at ,r>n
R. F. BARNES, 170 Broadway, N. Y. . ,,:, ,nrr
FACTORY SITES
On Deep Water with
Railroad Facilities
? a, t ?('? ?. -,
Newark at. I !? 'i- !.. I
?ni i - i BOM v v. in ? II \i i ,
frontina ea tha Paaaalo at. i Ha.*
UM h?jr- of tha
World's Greatest Labor Market
roui HAH ROADS
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