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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-06-22
VALUABLE EXHIBITS
STOLEN FROM CASE.

san Francisco. June 2t.-Ne trace
had been found today II several an
cient Egypt scarabs, diamonds and
emsralds and other rare jewels valued
az $4,000 which were stolen from
he domestic arts and crafts section
q the varied industry palace Fl the
Panama-Pacife exposition Saturday
night
The articles were the property %
Edgar Pcrera, Of New York and bad
been loaned for exhibition purposes
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-06-22
Liverpool Cotton.

Liverpool. June 2i.-Spot cotton
steady; good middlinR $3.50; middling
500; low middling asa. Sales 1900
bales; fer speculation and export
1000 bales. Receipts 1900 bales.
Futures easy. June 5I4; June
July s14h July-August 5.I6; August
September $40; September October
5.25; October November b.a3; jan
uary- February 5.59; March-April
5.6T1a; May-June 5.T3h.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-06-22
CHEAP and RELIABLE LIE fnsurane,

Cheap ard Reliable Life Insurance..
twenty-five cents invested IL 4
bottle Of Chamberlain's Colic, Chol-
era and Diarfhoea Remedy viii in
sure yourself and family against any
bad results from attack Of bowel COM
plant during the summer months.
This remedy l. prompt and reliable.
Every family should keep Il 81 hand.
No medicine Is more highly esteemed
by these who know It's real value.
obtaionable everywhere. adv
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-06-22
PUBLISHER OF SOME
RENOwN HAS EXPIRED.

New Canaan, Conn, June 2i.--Wil.
lam n. Rand, for many years head
# the printing and publishing house
Of Rand, McNally q Co.. died last
night a. the home here Of his daugh.
.er, Mrs. Henry ". Chappell He
had been IN for some time.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-06-22

Freamntiy ths bed disposition -
people originate wlth en- unheath1
uncomfortable childhood Babies need
NOT he uncomGoffa Sic from chaflug
and many 81 the ilis 90 childhood i
AMMENs PRICELY Hiatt a BABY
POWDER tTHE AATIsfPTIC Toll
Fl PuWpEn) Be- used Price Is cents
81 your druKglst. tAdg3
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-06-22
BANK wATcHMAN
TELLS WEIRD TALE.

Richmcnd. Va, June 2i.-Polics
and regional bank officials this after
noon, after close inquiry branded as
imaginary the story a. told by L. Q.
Page, the bank Waterman that burg
lars tried to break in there a. ?
o'clock this morning.
George NJ Seavy, governor %
bank, authorized the statement that
the watchman's account Of burglars
was not accepted.
The police developed that plank
which the burglars were supposed %
have used on the outside IL entering
a window, came from inside the build
ing. -
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-06-22
Even al a Dollar Bottle, Soyeet
Dreams, the Great 15c Mosquito Remedy,
Could Be No Better, Says Druggist

Right from the shoulder. Even at
d dollar a bottle. Sweet Dreams could
be no better" The gentleman who
made this remark conducts a very
elegant drug store. he has been In
the drug business for over thirty-fve
years. re sells q thousand bottles Of
Sweet Dreams every season and be
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-06-22

has never had . complaint as 70 tho
efficiency Of 4 single bottle.
Sweet Dreams mosquito remedy
that Is a thousand per cent perfect.
Large bottles, t5c. Sold nj the big
stores everywhere.
Lewis Bear Co, Wholesale Dis
tributors, Pensacola, Fin.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-06-22

freedom Of the Scag7 is one Of
the reasons the Germans are waping
war From the way these same Ger
mans are sinking vessels of an ma
tions she evidently means Freedom
Of the Seas" for Germany alone.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-06-22

Strong efforts are being made 10 OBJ
tain the release from the Glatz (Ger-
many fortress Of Burgomaster Max
Of Brussels, who Is said 70 have de-
Tcl0ped acute tuberculosis. Although
4 was az FIRST declared that the e.
forts 30 obtain his release had been
vetoed By General ven Kissing, the
German governor general in Belgium
il is now stated that il is more than
likely that Burgomaster Max win be-
freed. III Is said that he has not long
20 live
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-06-22
THE ALEANDRIAN LOADING.

A unber Of different items Of ex-
port are being loaded on the Brit
ish steamship Alewndrian, lying at
the west side Of Commandments wharf
and among these articles win BE- about
one million superficial feet ~ lum-
Der. II was stated yesterday that
about 800 pieces az sawn timber vas
billed for her deckload.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-06-22

An cutting or shirt waist skirt il a
necessity for the modern w0man's
wardrobe TIE ore illustrated Is
plated front and back and the rirdie
IS cut il one with the side CORES
of "a. skirt doing away with ire ne
cessit3 for wearing a belt. Buttons
neatly trim skirt and girdle.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-06-22
Savannah Market.

Savannah, Jan. 2i.-The spirit
market was duh az Il Ia and - IL,
with sales Of no casks.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-06-22

The Philadelphia city council in It's
arst aid 20 the trolley system Of that
city has decided that jitneys must
carry a passenger five miles for five
cents.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-06-22
Jacksonville Market

Jacksonville, June 21.-The spirit
market was hra At Al, with sales Of
500 casks.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-06-22
MARKET
FIRM ON CLOSE
FORTY CENTS BID AND RE
FUSED-ROSINS FIRM WITH
SALES OF I,I2s BARRELS.

The spirit market was firm at 40
bid, with sales Of no casks.
Receipts, Casks.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-07
THE WEATHER REPORT
Forecasts and Records of the Last
TwonfY-four Hours.

Washington. oct. 6-Pressure Is low over the
Caribbean sea and Moderately so over the Gun
Of MEXICO and On the south Atlantic coast. hul
spparcntly without definite centre of disturbance
I'm either case 70 the uortheastward pressure i
moderately high and the resulting northeast WINDS
brouebt rains TO the south Atlantic and east Guf
states The Western disturbance Of Tuesday night
las moved 20 Northeastern Minnesota with about
the same intensity and without strong winds. ana
rains have fallen from the western upper lake re-
zion westward into Montana and Northern wyoming
Ovor Che remainder o. The country the weather was
fair Temperatures are high in the Pacific states
and moderately 90 In the middle plateau VINE
elsewhere they arc below the seasonal average de-
.,4adlv so I'm tho Northwest. where there has been
another marked rise IN temperature following the
Northwestern disturbance There viii he ram
Thursday I'm the south Auantic and east Gun
..s,es and the upper lake region followed hy gen
.-a, fsir weather Friday. EXCEPT tn Noft.frn iNl
fds Tl.evfer- east o. tie Mississippi river anu
iu the S0ufhuc.t The weather VIII Dr. f4f hu'-
dsy and Frisy 70 vii be cooler Tturd'Y in iif
fo--Ierr norton Of TIE eat Gull district any h
tT., 3D., he AXE region. The Ohio Nalc and 'ht
South Do thc Eas moderately loN l'iAle'"'"i'
wris f5r Thursday and Friday North and m'i-
7fo Atlantic moderate northeast 4oIih A'idhI. '.
,,.-I.r..e f0 fresh northeast tNrfpt cast ani SOU
c..f m Florida coast, east Cur. moderate hDIl
crate 20 fresh south winds Thuitday. shHiHt ~
northwest rIcept fresh north ans northwest over
ve.t Superior. lower lakes moderate southeast 70
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-07
Shipping Information and ,,
Marine NeWS OF the Wo1d

CATS, rBD. Hue-,a s-p, 49, to Bo~rins 60.
with copper ore bar al m O., o.. ga. F,s-
Ngar fpufrhl Rotterdam Ssrf ~. 70 ITO t''
'fsi ,, lg' io, Nara II AIMS Bsy and kingston
sept %, Port AniDni0 and fpf hu.@i., s'so M
Ounce importing 90. Win frlit haI u .rt
I-nqlOI. Aua rcgt ~. Hsnio b9mnsv w -,
Nr.nrI. q, Sanchez and ssnsns p furI" 80
I'd Nom. Cr'su O,t 3 and Turks Island 10 VIZ
Cfis So 60. with mails ana nus "
y,,tfs .BrJ Ruenos Ayre' SEPT II Mo,'i','a''
Dc Santos 20 RIO So Iauaro % am hhfnAt.s
10 HIst x Daniels. with mails and md'e. hAf az
r.rbil or. nay-e sep, %. 70 The CompagIr, e
Grr.ralc Trllsatantqle. "th mass. i"' "
ti.rr.5 ,nuehJ. Rotterdam SEP, ls. % ne Fed
oral Forwarding 60. H.th md,e hsf az t,m,o,t
,arer0ra iHrl glasgow sept p sni l'f,'p,,,
Storage passengers. mails snd muse Oar a. avs
Wearb-,ds. m, Bueno, Ayrcs Sep, 7. to Bar
BIG a Co. vim mi,e btl a. noon N p,vd T
Orsau fDufchl. Rotterdam SEPT ~ 7" ''''
Warden Bar 40 = % n. 60, G.. r.. Nth
Delaware Phliadsiphla 10 the Clyde 80 TO- WIN
mt,e nj pg ,5,s 81 N9, sen. o. to me Mun'on s.
me r,..@ ~sepo-, Ssr, aai' Norfo'k 20 me Oh
Dominion So ~ vim md.e Qu1r. 10
No.rIam DUTCH. Rotterdam plsr " D"
Atlantic CTS. Auanuc tip. quar-. m
SAILED
steamer, Ararahoe Charleston s1d Iacs;9l
4.ri.',fna tsrageaa. forct0. Galveston i,+lI -
Ibspl. Copenhagen. Irh Holm ,paul. lhii,t ,r,
riiq- oucira tBrl Boston ant Liverpool. ~.
showed qsnl. santos. Aers ' R,1, rs rs, sg5n
mouth. Algira Aclsme tltsIl. NAp" .,' -
IBr. Bordeaux. Hamilton. Nonoh a III stns
Negs. Mount Vernon iNnfl, NtNPll ~ .',t,,-t
va-u GsgI Gibraltar. Louisiana. Itmp,o' NAs
da'a tprI' Rotterdam N0mus New ofeaia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-07
ARMY AND NAVY ORDERS:
MOVEMENTS OF WARSHIPS

First Lieut. JOSEPH r. DAVIS. transferred from
coast ar r01s t1 ne.d ar arm AID assigned
Fi~. Lu' AiHFRr GuAiER. transferred from
AID report fo commanding o1'ccr, coast deielcts
az Essteu NcH YORK fUr assig Wefi
Second Lieut. JANIS 4. MERRITT lilh INF.
from Columbia Military ACADEMY Nov. - 10 DIS
Leave 81, absence. Capt G. ARTHUR HApsEIL.
I.f one month. MAJ FIRED w.. Sl.ANLN, 4.f4
lg'. $50 months. i't L.ut ,JoilN, "
CHARLES 5 CAFFERY tm II. taEe o-
tended "a days.
NAVY
Com y %. HASBEOrCk 20 nay yard. Norfolk
Lieut. Com J.. NJ WCAlLEN Jr.. 90 o.ce .
Na,al Intelligence. Nsw department.
Lieut. - Co. q fAltiipIr detached Bea.e
ul board 4Nel commissioned.
Surs = 3D. HART detached naval hospital
naval station. Nanas-ase't b.J. 10 naval rai--
4 thap % IS hEumNs. appointed
MOyEMENTS
ARRIVED
oct 5-HuI. Hopkins ald Trurton at san Fran
cisco f-om Mare Island.
SAILED
O-t s-Wyomlng N,a Yo-k Arkansas Tsrss.
forila Michigan. south Carolina. ti.h. Viz
Qaia. Georgia Neh.aska SOS Icl.ey Rhode
Island. Louisiana. Nea Hampshire. Wake Per-
N.s st,icft Monaghan. rerr Roe Celtic san
lraHciseo baltimore. Dubuque. Pstalsca. slllma.
Lebanon. Aauttou .ul h4aas-ha. Hampton Roads
far uaauu'rrs
oct s-Ch,,lsr A.eIsndria for Beirut. Dss Moline.
AItiaLdua fof LaflalA4, Cyrus. Ncrktoyu Bal
Oct s-sieaau Mare Island for san Diego. sa.
HicsI Sal Diego fof Coronado Islands Justin.
san Francisco Coz San DISCO. tfsaf P0rtsmolfh
ior Boston. oseeo.a. CgantAnsmo iOf Poft-au-
Prince
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-07
SAYS |"PIGGIE"
POSED AS CUPID
Husband, in Alienation
Suit, Says Drawing in
Note Was Love Symbol.

Can the drawing Of a pig represent
anything else than a pig, OF is il
merely a futurist representation Of the
word Cove?
Joseph c. ST. John, a carpenter, Of
Harrison, n. Y, thinks it has a cubist
meaning masqueradinR somewhere. He
is suing Warren A. Brown, a realty
broker. Of Hampstead, for the alleged
alienation - $4,000 worth - of his
wife's affections. St. John believes
that the drawing Of the pig. which
followed Browns signature In rather
afectionate letter to Mrs. st. John, is
another way Of signing the pet name
Of "Piggie," which be believes Mrs. st.
John might have called Mr. Brown in
moments Of acute friendliness.
Mrs. ST. John is young, pretty and
has four children. She has obtained
"a separation from her husband and Is
living an Hampstead. The suit for
$4,000 went 10 the jury yesterday
afternoon IN the Supreme Court, at
Mineola, Justice Scudder ordering a
sealed verdict returned this morning.
you held my wife's hand" ST. John
charged in his complaint against
Brown.
81 never did" returned Brown, in
his answer. 81 have never kissed or
rugged woman iu my life
How old are YOU" asked ST. Johns
attorney in court.
"Tifty-four," returned Brown
TO other charges Ia st. Johns COM
plant. Brown fled specific denlals.
you wrote letters containing kisses
90 nay wife" charged ST. John.
"The letters and the kisses were for
all the family" replied the defendant.
you wrote a piece Of poetry IN an
autograph album for my wife and 1t
contained sentiments of affection
81 wrote that poetry in your pres
cnce and YOU claimed il was great"
returned Brown.
The poetry follows:
+ 4 passing ray Of sunshine.
touch Of pure sweet love.
Has frightened "a heart tu4t was lonely
Praise to her Maine above.
But 81. John has lot Of other
charges tucked away in his legal port
folio For instance, he alleges that he
found Brown in his apartment with has
st. Johns wife on his lap. To which
Brown makes reply;
Il was reading a newspaper and lying
on the couch, with Mrs 81. John sitting
by We exchanged papers and She
piayfully grabbed my hand. Why, on
y one occasion, 81. John lifted me bodily
and put me on his wife's lap. lie even
asked me 10 become one Of the family
you wrote" St John further as
serted, "a letter to my wife, IN which
YOU told her to tell me to so 10 the
barn and take tumble and get killed
all at once"
Il was Joking" was Browns reply
Anyhow, / forgot 10 put in the word
not before the word get Even If
did didn't you tell your wife TO tell
me TO 20 out and buy an automobile
and piano and make you chauffeur of
the car? Didn't you tell me all the
time that / didn't have much longer to
live, aud tell your wife 10 tell me 10
make my will in her favOr2'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-07
KEEPSUGARD DUTY,
SAYS M'ADOO NOW
War Revenue Act Needed,
Too, Secretary VIII Tell
Congress.
WILSON'S POSITION
SEEN IN STATEMENT
Big Deficit Moves AdminiStra'
ton 10 Favor Underwood
Bill Changes.

u.--,,-' a.. D-.,--.-u che.
''.' wv '''N
'he present "1'y o." sugar must ''''' %
IN ioroe TOY so'ef"i years no matter
what appropriations may be made by
the coming Congress. the Secretary Of
3D.. Troes,,y,. .o.,.ot+ issuc6 o. state
ment th@i ne "ouid recommend '"e
amendment Of the lndcrwood-simmons
tariff bin 20 this extent The Secre-
-. -. h. t,i..,.a 80 49,
~,
sent me views or PRESIDENT wilson.
Secretary NcAdoo also stated he
.-...tl .....-.....t 49,. ..t.. ....-....,.
"'N'" ''"-
war revenue act, which expires by lm-
itatior December 81. be continued until
800 g. .,..,-ol .- r,~o,o Further
ne hlhten al @"a'ii"N"i revenue meas
urcs. hut added that these could not
be discussed until the estimates had
been made hy the various departments
Of the government.
The fat-footcG statement in favor Of
the retention Of The present duties on
sugar, which are yielding ABOUT $dI'-
100000 q year JOB revenue, was surpris-
ing only because 10 was MADE by sec
rcthry McAHo" ana was 9e"eseu 10
represent t'' views "l '"e i's'Ue"''
Necessity IOrciOld IN Tribune.
The rccceeit, o. this action was set
forth clearly .n an interview with
high Official of the Treasury Depart
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-07
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS.

ARRIVED.
vsfrsrsiso oct 5-C0ya lBrl. New YORK ana No'
por Natai OF J-I,catrs Dutch. New fo'k Tor
palafg N, a., YORK Via
Manila. OCT = - ht4' 'hi'' t
G'ssraT' oct i-Tuscanis lB,l NeE Yo,t
Nrr's- Orf San Ci0rz.o iltall Seq i"tyy
~, a., z kr.tianiaf0rd lN0rl. Nef Nork.
.leaur OCT la T1uraino tFrl. Nt" 19T ,,.
DrgI oct 4 Becktergea iDuichi Ne" i"'N '@
NeRp1rt News. - ~ 81, ssso-a
Genoa oct i-Communipaw Nov foIk ga SN"'s'
NAMES oct l-Wayerey tirl, NeS lofn
SAILED.
Malaga Sept 3o-Poseidon lDutchl. Nes lo LOT N.g
Gibraltar. oct 5-PenIgia lBrj Iron ne"o"I' WV
York ~ A.. VII
p.f-as Sept Frxos Greek, Ne" lpfk. c.-
Chrlsuanla. Oc' i-Oscar II DAM trom ''V''
nagcul New FORK 81,
ffuf oct Colorado Br) New hors
Eordeaux oct 3-Cnicsgo Err, Ne" YORK
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-07
LEGAL NOTICES.



Pursuant 10 Section "a Of the Insurance
Law OF the State OF New York We the
all being natural persons u full
age. ana al least two-th!rJs az Us citizens
OF the United States. and at least one OF us
a resident of tnr state o. New YORK. DO
hereby declare ani publish nollce OF our in
feufton Co form domestic stock Insurance
CORPORATION 20 transact the business OF nlel-
fly and surety Insurance as authorized under
subdsision 4 az Section 20 of the Insurance
Law The name ot tnr proposed corporation
Is HOME INDEMNITY COMPANY The
amount Of lbs capital STOCK g. 10 be Two
Hundred and Fifty Thousand $3.50. 900
Do.ar- ami us surplus Two Hundred and
Flny Thousand lS2sO.J0O Dollars additional.
The principal and home Office Of the corpora
ton h go Boz located boo th- Borough OF Man
haitian. CITY. County ana state or New York
Dated Sew Norf. September Goth. 1915
GEORGE g. CAEELI, CLARENCE
NETTLES JOS T. WARD. -
BONN. a KENNEDY CHILD. GUS
TAN NOMPLff CHARLES PETRAS.
S C. HOhNAitfH ALFRED
WOLFE. A HOMMEL 81 LEM
BRECH G. HEKtFOkTH. JOSEPH
DENh.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-07
Iron The Tribune Bureaul
Washington. October 0

Washington. october g.
ARMY
Col. JACOB C. GALBEAlTH. attached Cd Cav. on
suiFa m O.. a.l ol expiration leave % ao-
Col, GEORGE II MORGAN. cav. from -.h Cav.
i1 SOD Cav ou uld " Col. FRANKLIN %.
Eo,r,rrt b, co. CHARLES NJ o'coNNoR. cav
l.... Itl.l. announced
for. commander IT, Wihdd scott 20 Honolulu
o.. transport scheduled Go leave San Francisco
Lle0i Col Clint C. HEARS. coast art. from
command coast dclfn.c ~ Eastern Nca ioIA 90
Mantle. va SM trM,eisg,o; pc
from command coast defence, OF TIE Delaware.
assigned member eosst art board. DO. Monroe.
Lieut. Co WILLIAM C. DAVIS coast art from
eomma.i coast ae.ences San Diego. 90 command
Iie4i coi iHANK J.. HARRIS coast srt. as
signed O. command coast aetlces W Delaware. io
take enect OBI arrival in l.. ;. and on expiration
Ma LOUIS q scHERER sh Cav. detailed to
Ma THOMAS q AsHBtRN. coast att assigned
Ma JOHNSON HAGO0D coast AT. 10 h. Rose
Grams aud assume command coast deielcfs oi
o.si lElEsT GRAVES. corp, or eng, to we.,
iNtnCe o. l04Fr siailDH
csat 2. wiNG H9orH. assigned i,t Cav,
Cart iilANh ~ Bl mos. from "a 90 18th Int.
Dec. .. thence % Manila. Via SAL Tfalcisc0.
'aIi- Al1t si4NE ~ INnlL. ith Fled Art. At
i.shed 81 Fled AT ior temporary dui5. 20 n
csN IaCHARD II JORDAN. coast art. from lsist
rni Ii,at Ben p RisrlNE. "a INF. detailed
tor dly win organized militia " New Mexico
Fln. lelt ROBERT l. MEAnER INF. assigie.
Io.aais officer, coast at. nom assignment or
at 81. 4. Fr' Ielts WAI'rfR II Hi'Tr-
CtNbA,h ltA &C.. s-d lu,tfH , CkAcG.
% q N
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-07
Hendnnarters Notices.

Al ,hs e1aminatlal ho.d a. heaIqusreH on ri's,,
Gas evening the f0l0sirg were pfnulnhd 20 go"
class Herman flaslerhe.. AID iNn9. - -.
Troop I-i. Frank iufuaroito. TOD -. l-i',
kalfaA nd Naflau Ham~f, Troop 49, 10. ~
na,g Troop &c. Sidney hsdsh. Ifo"p ~ seN
b. 81 Troop o. aad Hamilton ,'sNaf- ifpeP. -
Tie fr0lt commissioner Wrne- Ni- NAM
tended fo al tie scouts who Volunteered lof t.l'i
az ile registration booths So ManAai-n, A1'i,iii :
t0 Ore request 81 the Ieog.c5 Institute A. nutI
arraa semelfs inside ~ the .sitef. tne teif'''
~ DE scouts Wrie not needed .
The East Orsnge rally. ~ uhirh noilee va tt''u
OBJ ths co.gmn esF,raI weeks szo, WI I-Hs pe''
re1t Saturday Al ne hast orange Playground shu
ffoI directly OqpasNe fle Grove street sislNi OF
ne Lar4ausnna Railroad. r. VII begin WIN
..or parade al p ~. fo..oged tg s.m's -. ~
l.r.nrs lraiiprs. aud closing a. "aV 3 L 80!
WHfr ID Is n0W zoo late f1r Ncs 1ofk roNl- t'
o.trr .r fhr contests. the East orange council ~
comes OIL that con attend Ite lri ueln 70 ~
cav. DIS fr-uI a. foot ~ Wet IsrrP 'hiri
r.rr. at % 20 o. m aud BARCLAY ~ thn'iei'. 'l
Sfr.et A. Il sf NeF YORK scouts WHO aue,a ie
~ F ulu report fhrlr presence ~ i''. Ili'e '.'+'
scout Commissioner Pollard goo tlc tcid
The r..rn0.e N fle lceiiHg f'r sieHf t'n.i
pf.0-osrapIers. notice ~ HIhrh api afei }. ''e
trssfrs' 1901 '.ti1 so r. mailed yesterday, s 10 10
te. al Interest Boz ohfalriug rosit s1ni pictures or
fHe various publication. m tle council ana la'fn OF
et.II.fInu b. f.r library Hr1lfuaefcr hp.ri. l.
BROOKE vino Is iu charge ~ no meeting. VII re
prepared fo giFe the boss yrarNfsl ieip eNH "e
larE room ufiI he available for usc. l.,
T.e regular ucti.c, ior tnh Co. .lrn were t,tl il
las' aeea 81, Usual. nl. were a,.i 'i'''''' '''-'' "
fta fiIfara. ON.e ~ Iie lunllc 80. % OBJ, - 4.
scout, from Troops 1877. lts l3t. 49, 49, ?. Z. and
rr 0f fIls eii. md Troops !. 10 Astoria. ana q ~
Wo.i|fgr s under Doe ll1cfiHu NJ District SCOUT
master Co. N Ness sge, gaFe assistance 90 ihe hl'iA
para field dsy oi tle Bedtime S.on@ Gun.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-07
SIMMONS.

SUPREME COURT. NEW YORK COUN-
ty-Edwsrd Ridley Ida Ridley and
Henry + Ridley As Executors Of and
rrusters under the Last VIII and Tesla
ment u Arthur J Ridley, deceased. Plain
tfns against Fl0ris r. Whitaker, Jacob T.
H iIderhrsudt and Mary ]. Hiiderbrandt, his
wife Fanny Greenebaum, Llbble Flcig.
Sew York England Holding Company. Har-
old 81 Grernebaum ana Jane Greene
baum. his wife said name Jane beng
fictitious. defendants real iTst name being
unknown TO plaintiffs. Empire Electric
~I.n Company. Garden Brewing 4 f3ottliug
Company. David Weiss Seminole Distllling
* Distributing Company, AdOlph Prince.
John Does James Doe" Joseph Doe.
Edward Doe" WILLIAM Doe. Michael
Doe Patrick Doe" Thomas Doe"
Edward Roe" william Roe" Michael
Roe Patrick Roe and Thomas Roe"
-ae names Of the sixteen last named de-
PENDANTS being fictitious. their real names
being unknown 20 plaintiffs, and all being
tenants in the premises affected BY the
within action. Defendants. Summons
To the above named defendants and
each 81 them You are hereby summoned
20 answer the complaint IN this action and
90 serve copy Of your answer on the
plaintiffs attorneys within twenty days
after the service OF this summons, eXclu-
site u the day Of service, and In case OF
your failure 10 appear o. answer. Judgment
will be taken against you by default Tor
the relief demanded In the complaint
Dated New York city. July 1871, 1915
Yours. etc,
UTERHART & GRAHAM.
Attorneys for Plaintiffs. once A +. o.
Address: = Cedar Street. Borough Of
Manhattan. New York city.
To the above named defendants. Floris T.
whitaker Jacob 7. Hnderbrandt and
Mary J. ii lderbrandt his wife: The fore
going summons - stryed upon you by
publication pursuant 20 an order Of Hon.
Edward H. Finch a Justice Of the Supreme
court q the state ~ New York dated the
Itth day Of september 1915, and filed with
ths complaint iu the office Of the Clerk OF
the County 81 New York az the County
court House in the Borough Of Manhattan,
CIV and state q New York. on the 18th
iay u September. 1915, the original sum
mons and complaint having been filed IN
the said County on the 18th day Of July.
1915.
Dated. New York September 18TH. 1915
UTERHART q GRAHAM,
Attorneys for Plaintiffs once l.. q
Address. n Cedar street. Borough OF
Manhattan. New York CITY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-07
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