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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-09-29

" We Burn beat vincsu, X Hilton. Greenwich.
up rrf I ~ pIay. A.er A1fer Hoim.i Wee Burn.
bes' v y Reach orf1rd ! NJ. Dwight PsriridS..
Ilsl'rf. rr.- lanes T. souifsf. Greenwich. I'D
ADD 20 e..
ae@r1i rani-B.shop beat Anls1u Up sni
.. tflr. Ysu Vlrct heat ToID'ng up ana J 70
PLAY Srofrd iest Rocks. - and 70 plsy. Par
rs-. t.s- Holmes o 10 and : 20 play.
ii-Aa n eiyh' - ord six.etn FIRST round Con
nef 0asi RAlnsy ~ tni % play; Ro.s nssi
b. iessu',. sauttsr beat Reach. ! up i22 holssl
Third ..r'ren lfr,, roual) lanes d. Foo. Apa.
vafrfs beat q Re any Springfield. NJ and
: fo nav. A W CHURCH ApaNaul's, T VI Hod-
ger. Grenvirh. stusr Gillespie Wee Burn J ID.
Chapman. Grecnslch. G. {. iear on. -. "I,en-
sfrf. Ceo-se 4 Csrrart. G-cenwcn. and Hogs
Gillian Gisenafrh irew hves
sor1nd round heat church. ] ~ 'ls hoief
Cfi.esuie beat Tfolze.s g ~ and b. pay. chap
nan beat Pes-srn up 20 ho.esl. csFhAfi beat
Gillian . 40 aud : 90 play.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-09-29
Realty Notes.

Pease a Gilman have rented for b.
Crystal & Sons space In so Washington
st. to the Emerson Phonograph Com
pany.
Tucker, Speyers & Co. have leased 20
Clarence VI. Schultz the residence
known as Angle Lodge" at Brookville,
Long Island
G. Prendergast is the buyer Of the
Moore leasehOld property 81 +26 West
2fth 81, sold recently by william II.
Archibald.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-09-29
ARMY AND NAVY ORDERS:
MOVEMENTS OF WARSHIPS


ARMY
Car, ERNEST = HASKELL. Eth lnf, from
Seattle to san Frar-Isrl. thence. about Oct o. 20
hts regmrrf 81 Philippine. - "a .
Cart sTFPHEN NJ hOChERsPERGER ~ Cav
detail Inspector Instructor 81 Cav Dist, Oct
Following as.i,lmsat officers Infantry. reoeniJ
pr nOlef. announced. CAPT liI.lvI a
zIARC. % ltfh inf Fint Lieut. EDWIN NJ.
W. iiT, ROBERT II MILLS. dental surg.
from Iort Riley o. FOR knl.ls 49,.
~, IirIt a. BAERETr DlOFEh n. Eoth
~ frm Fort S.HuM Oh, DIE rtslmenf
second Iarut. JOSEPH A kuHLE>. -9ih III, ds-
trafrl professor ~ military = ieiice, >i@e Asl-
.ufurh toiese o. Colorado. fyr ~ rs ,,.,,-
fe.te. N sh.-n.e. Il-t Lieut. SIMON IS ~ IN
SIR r. ---h Inf. - Oct SO. First Lieut.
IOHN MATTER. coast ar. .eat- offended otis
month. CAY. ROBERT P3Msh1. - az az
cave oateudsd Two months. lLat Lieut. Ep-
WARD 81 ZEII. IN cas-. Sne mOrth and ~
iaps uron arrival IN Tniief states. Capt HARR
8 dalton. ga Iaf. 40 I4gnts lleh ON.
sl.-i.1 duties A. jacksonville. f.r,f Li-u.s. hOl
A mi. ia Inf as THRU sroS HUGHES
coast Ar. $50 months ~ fslel ITO, Ii,'
.nf dmie Ftrt Lieut. CHARLES II a
EANiss J. .r.IrslN me month from OCT 2.
Is1t JOIN A BERRY. u n e.. two months .
Cart LAWRENtE NALSTlAp. -ith ny ono
rhrfh and fsn days ufun ar-fA ~ I. =
NAVY
Lieut. d. g. JANIS PARKER Jr. detAehsd
nav yard. Pofi-m0uth. 70 isfss ,-, -.
Ii~fr III g O. e. DitiMAN f-tarhed nav
nd Noffrk % North Carolina.
Lssli u G q : GILLESPIE. detached ArkAn-
sas u North Carolina
Lieut. H. O. r s. ROBERTSON. placed on ~
tired lisa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-09-29

George L. Deeth, Portland, Ore; Allis-
ton Grindle, San Francisco; Edwin S.
Hill, Etowah, Tenn; Francis VI. Hugh
son, Los Angeles: Albert F. Jennie.
Festus, Mo; Archie II. Lunger, Erie,
Penn; Horace L. Moore. Germantown,
Penn; W. s. Nelson, New York; Frank
G. Piersrd, Lsverne, Cal; Henry A.
Withers, San Diego, Cal, and Fred
erick Gilman, St Louis.
Secretary Daniels, Assistant Secretary
Roosevelt and large delegation OF
naval officers, including the members
Of the advisory council, attended tbs
services Mrs. Eide, widow OF Lieu
tenant Eide, and relatives Of several
others Of the F-4 victims also were
present
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-09-29

ATTRACTIVE BARGAINS IN MODERN
one family houses and choice building
lots at private sale. large number from
which 20 select
THE BANKING DEPARTMENT. STATE
OF NEW YORK, 10 quickly close the bust
ness OF two corporations. Offers these prop
critics AT about 500 Of former prices
They are located at brentwood. Palisade.
Morsemere. and Leonia. New Jersey (OD-
poslte Grants Tomb. within twenty-five
minutes Of Manhattan.
An inspection % these properties will
convince you that they are unusual bar
gains Liberal terms Title Guarantee Poll
icy free,
For further details and terms. address
BENZ ID. HAIGHT. Special Deputy SupI
OF Banks care OF Banking Department.
II BroRdwaY New YORK CITY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-09-29
HE DID NOT SAY MUCH
But Magistrate Nolan, After Hearing
LAWYER. Said "Sixty DAYS"

Eugene Pinchbach, aged fifty, law
yer. of 1877 West 133d Street. was ar
raigned in the night court last night
for using abusive language toward
John n. Royal, a negro candidate for
alderman In the Twenty-first District.
"All that | said against Royal was
that he was pusillanimous, scurrilous,
vituperous, poisonous viper" protested
Pinchbach.
Sixty days in the workhouse,' said
Magistrate Nolan.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-09-29

There were two samples Of "blow hot
and blow cold" golf-one by Lewis
against Gardiner W. White, OF Flush
inc. and the other by Henry J. Top
ping. of the home club, playing in the
second division.
/ Lewis eliminated White only after
/ the contest had been carried to the
home green. The Flushing man won
four out OF the first seven holes, after
which Lewis came TO life and won the
next two. This left White up at the
turn, going out in 80, to the others 40,
Lewis was undeniabe after that
Starting with a 3, the Ridgeheld lad
reeled off seven successive is, even on
the 6O0-yard fourteenth, where he holed
mashie shot from fifty yards. He
won the seventeenth and eighteenth
holes and the match, going round in "a,
TO Whites rs.
Many Of Lewis's friends believe he
is showing signs Of returning to thai
form which led to the prediction last
year that he would quickly find place
among the best amateur golfers IN the
land. So far this season Reggie has
been decidedly off his game.
Topping went out in II against Nor
ton l.. Fearey, of Oakland, but came
home flying in "a, two less than par
and winning by up and to play.
One surprise was the manner in
which John VI. Ward, Of baseball fame,
defeated the intercollegiate champion,
Francis r. Blossom. Wards margin
was no less than 7 and 5. Later, Ward
faced Max Marston, and carried the
match to the seventeenth green ere he
gave way. The Garden City man has
been troubled off and on with what
might be called "goling charley horse
for the last two years. but there was
no evidence of il yesterday. Marston
travelled at a rs pace. while Ward was
only stroke or two worse.
The Greenwich Country Club had
the players as guests at dinner last
night IN the clubhouse. There were
about sixty in attendance.
Ouimet will leave to-day for the
Merton Cricket Club, Philadelphia. TO
get ready for the Lesley Cup matches
on Friday and Saturday.
The summary follows:
First sixteen first round)--Jolm r L. Hubbard
B-ooklawn beat J. s Gaines. Yale. up and 10
p.ay. Philip Y. C. Garter. Nassau. beat Gaines
Pafker seeey BTooklsWn 6eat Dwizh, Armstrons
YALE up and 10 Glay K Wie Fi M Ls"i
up: Maxwell r. Marston. Baltu.rol beat v. C.
Longley. National Links. Up and 70 play; John
NJ Ward Garden C.ty beat Francis K. Blossom.
Yale : up and 8 70 play: Francis Ouimet. Wood
land beat DR. W y. Macdonald. Wee Burn. up
and 4 70 play: Dudley H. Nudge. Yale. beat c. J.
Watkins Apawrmis. up and 20 play.
second r0und-Carter beat Hubbard. Up and
10 PLAY: Lewis beat Seeey up and 70 play.
Maiston beat Ward. 2 " and 10 play: Nudge
beat Oulmet. Up and 20 play.
peaien elfhi hrst sixteen larst round l--Gwath-
r1ey beat Gaines ! up: Armstrong heat White.
up and 2 % ay. Blossom beat Lonely. Up vi
holes. Watkins bea, Macdonald. ID and to
pay.
Midland brat 4 T. Ranney. Grcen~l-A. up 40
h9.c,I- Julian T Bishop. Chevy Chase beat {. II
Conner Apzwamis Up and o. play: Charles T.
Van Week jr. Ea'tusrOI. te1t T. VI ; Rolls
Greenwich g ~ AID % play. Heny J. Topping
Greenwich. heat Morton /. Fearey Oakland up
u. Johnson Sleepy Hollow. ! Up; T. L. scoieid
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-09-29
Commercial Rentals.

Carstein 4 Linnekin nav leased the
proadway half OF tho twelfth floor,
COZ Broaday. for Bing & Bing' TO the
Royal Adjustment Company; space
at ily Easl 2ith 81. for Johnson, Adams
a. Greaehen to Aston & Hogan; ohlces
at az Union Square for stephen h.
Tying Co. TO Leon Godcheaux Cloth
ing Company: the store and basement
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-09-29
Makes Hole i'm One as
Scots Win Golf Match

In the course Of a team match be-
tween the Scottish-American Golf Club
and the New York Golf Club at Van
Cortlandt Park, w. T. Chamberlain
made the short eighth hole in one
stroke. The match was won by the
Scots. i012 points to 9i2.
Following is the summary:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-09-29
Following is the summary:
SCOTTISH AMERICAN
FIRE RECORD.

4 VI
II Sofa West 4th 81 Charles Dclano: slight.
400-iGji 81 ay.. Susan McFarland; slight.
4.ij-l27 Manhattan st.; Morris Drug Co. slight
9.l0--ioO6 Sd av. Samuel Hsmeck' $500
gi5-207 West li7th s.. Monte Hen-Que. tri1lng
lOl5-lTlst 81 aud Harlem River; dock. New Y0rA
CITY slight.
lo?o-2sS6 Arthur ay: Thomas Csuansna; SIS
+ NJ
l245-f37 East 72d 81 VI User: slight
Il f5-l745 Madison ay Mr. Adler; trifing
l. 5O-iTg East l05th 81 Il WelnbeTger. triaing
! 0O-Frout of 2s2 Mulberry St truck. T. Broda
trifng
1919 Grand 81 Jennie Schiller slight
1854 East l75th 81 Louis Lasnow; slight.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-09-29
Weekly Export Figures.

The exports of merchandise from the
Port of New York, officially reported at
the Custom House. for the week ended
September 25. amounted to S37 500 .267
against 4l,494IOi the previous week
and $20O33d32 in the corresponding
period last year. Since January ]
81 .063, 709.353, against S640,O53,7l5 ~
the corresponding period last year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-09-29
LIQUOR MAN SCORES CABARET
Calls IL Parasite and Blot on All Clean
Saloons.

Springfield, H., Sept. 2s.--The cab
aret was condemned as the parasite OF
of the Liquor Dealers Protective As
ISOLATION of Illinois here to-day by Neil
Bonner, Of Philadelphia, president Of
the liquor Dealers Association Of
America.
Artificial stimulation OF the trade
should be discouraged said Mr. Bon
ner. 1--WE can have clean saloons only
by forcing the elimination Of all deal
ers who do not abide by the regula-
tons Of the community in which they
are licensed"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-09-29
Sales at Auction.
At II Vesey ST.:
By joseph P Day

b. Joseph p Day
HrH ST. IS W . 20 5ih az n ~ io',
and str hldz Manhattan INs irs 90 Az willard
Realty Corpl e a. 70 he plant fos s-5
DUANE ST. 81. cor LNa5e'tc le.af-t..t
irrcg . sfy l0ft h.dg. n p Claro q Al est
MaIs Avenue Real Estate 60 60 a. SAB t9
ug SO 900. adjourned % October l3
HENRY ST. 3-6 :. $50 i1ces1n. 2.rei len
81 n. . ~ ,sgml ans ffu. Equitable rrs- 60
AZ Mayer Dlncs e a. 70 TIE gail4r ils
$4,000.
BY Byan l. Kennedy
l37rH ST. go T. - 2l45 Cypfess Az ~ II
100. SIS fiat and siTs. } T. Carpenter. trustee
ss savin Realty Go q a.. % tie psi-tlr Tor
$50. o00.
By Joseph p. Day.
SOUTHERN aLVO. lss-lso. = cor l5sth g.
81 gxll7 2r5O1i36. two 2 s'y tennis ard s-rs AL
sty shop. Jennie lleynan AZ o1sp cousin 90
e al % the plainrr Tor SIS 900.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-09-29
Women's Political Union.

- Noon-womens Political Union RoEing shop
'eIyinner" seth Street and Tina Avenue. SPEAKERS
Mrs Mari LILLY. Miss Wenona Marlin
~ N.on-W0mens Political Union. lin Sens-
toral District sixth Avenue aud 2t'h street.
snsakers. Mrs Maud Swartz. Mss hau ien Taylor
745 p M.-?0th Senatorial District. soth street
p M-l7th Senatorial District. Broadway and
SIN street Speakers Mrs. Mar Seimkho"tch
sP M@Roy1ns shop Winner" S6th street An'
Third Avenue Speakers: Herbert solomon. o. J.
So. M.-2ls and 21d Ss.a'orh Districts. l6is'
stree and Morris Aycnu- S-csAers Ma AMY !"
Hoichkss Mrs Charlotte carroll.
p. M.--Women's Political Union. watchers
school % Nesf i5th street.
@ p m-20th Senatorial District. llth siree;
and Third Avenue. Speaker Arthur h ahn Miss
Helen schloss. Miss Mag Warner
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-09-29
New Building Plans.
The Bronx.

CLINTON Az. n " cor 18th st. l sty brick stores
g51l00. Margaret Cayelieh. 2l67 Belmont sV
owner: VI " Del Gaudio. 40l fremont az. srcht .
cost $4,000
ovERInG ST E cor s. Raymonds Az ! sty
h1ck garage. l0133. william Howell I54i
Osering ST. owner. VI W Del Gsudio. i0l Ire
mont aV archt. 81 900.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-09-29
En.isn L. K FORDE de,act.d steret,. TO North
Carolina.
Civil Eug II BROwNEIL. 70 Bureau Of Yard,
and Docks Nav Dept.
MOVEMENTS.
ARRIVED

Nlf4l Ing II. BhpNNElI4. % Bureau Of Yards
and Docks. Nav Dept.
MOVEMENTS.
ARRIVED
Sept 24-Glacisr a. GuaymaS
Sept, 25-Marbehead a. san francisco
sept. 26-Sta orleans al La Paz. Hector a. Cape
Haytlen. Raleigh al ManEanillo. Culsoa al Gusn
farGm0 Gloucester a. Brooklyn.
Sept. 2I--Jasnn az Norfolk yard. Blddle. Barney.
BAILEY. Dolphin. hayf0nsr and Sylnh a. George
tom Channel Esge ~ P0r' az Prince YestAl
a. Lambert Point and Hampton R,ads Bach
q. NsAp0r. U'sh and Florida a. Hampton Road
stewart a. Mare Island Justin a. Tlburon. san
Diego % Coronado Island. McCsl AZ Wh.testons
Landing
SAILED
Sen, a5-Accomack from NeF York yard FOR Bo..
Ton. 8faro.sheAd. from sausallto for San Fran
cisco
SEPT New orleans. FROM l.. Pas for ToDolo-
hampo. Marietta from sanchez for san Pedro De
Ma-1ris Hec'of from Sanchez for CAPE HslLen.
sep e1-Glacier and Nero. from Guaynas for Ia
faz. Jason. from Hampton RoaIs Tor Norfolk
yard. McDoush AMI Trpie from Nevp0r, fur
Garliners Bay. Ammen. from Boston Tor Gar
diners Bay b.dd.e. Barney. Bailey. Dolphin.
Msya1Ner and Sy.ph. from Washington 5ari Tor
Georgetown channel. Fare, from Pert au Princs
for cape Halicu Yestsl from Norfolk yard for
Lambert Point. Beale from Nssporl for Gar
Gu- Prince supply. from san fTaucisc0 fos brem-
erfcr Justin. from Mare lsland Tor rhuron. san
peso. from san Diego FOR Coronado Island Nc
Call. from smlthtoHn Bay for Nhitestone Land
ins: yest.l from lambert Point for Hampton
Roads
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-09-29

army, If our nation were threatened
with war II guns are not supplied on
the battlefield with the ammunition
which they can be reasonably expected
70 use. they are not sufficient, and when
a gun has exhausted the ammunition
supplied 10 becomes as useless as
Junk; in fact. IL is worse than junk.
for It must he protected by other
troops.
Army OF 100000 Necessary.
"The War Department believes. after
extended study, that in case OF war
with a first class power an army OF
100000 men will be needed 20 give this
country any chance Of success against
inv. ion. and that this force will De
needed At once. To make It efficient II
must be given Its proper quota OF field
artillery. To DO this. this artillery
must be on hand, for II cannot be sup
piled after war is started.
"A municipality might as well talk
about buying It's fire hose after the
CONFEDERATION has started. A fire de-
partment without its proper equipment
IS worthless, irrespective of the num-
Der OF men u has. and so would be
your armies unless you provide IN
pcace the material which viii make
them effective in war.
"A city without police protection
would be a Mecca for all evildoers and
deserve the opprobrium which would
be heaped upon il for its mistaken
policy: and in a larger sense our ma
ton needs equally 10 be protected or
IL may suffer as never before.
AT the present time the soothsay-
crs are singing their siren songs Of
peace, while the ship of state draws
nearer and nearer 20 the breakers upon
which we are In danger OF laundering
unless our policy of unreadiness is cor
rected. And the pacitist. or 'peace-at-
anv-pr;ce' people. are humming the
lullaby 4 Didn't Raise My Boy To BE
a Soldier Damnable. There would
be lust as much justification for song
entitled i Didn't Raise My Girl To BE
Mother.
Public All Powerful.
Before the President can get funds
for national defence he must have the
surport Of Congress. Before he can
count on the support Of Congress he
must have the active, virile sentiment
Of the American people
What can We as Sons OF veterans
do 10 remedy this doplorable condi-
ton?
"First- Give to our President in this
crisis the benefit OF our moral sup
port and withhold all criticism unless
fully justified.
Second our active support to
the organized militia wherever pos
siblo.
Third Make il clear TO our repre-
sentatives in Congress that they must
Immediately take steps to correct our
weakness by providing fer an adequate
army and navy and both sufficiently
supplied with equipment and munitions
TO be effective.
Fourth Develop our Sons Of Vet
Grams reserve and make it greater
factor in our defensive policy than
ever before"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-09-29
COUNTRY PROPERTY.

countr, Home Infsrmsuon tree 70 eresssstivs Boy
or. lis, cover. neid Call, write. NJ agents S~c.
Co.S,ry Home service 80 " Siss u TEL sssi Mad
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-09-29
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE OR TO LET
NEW JERSEY.
BE THE REAL OWNER

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your property. We specialize In North
Jersey and Rockland County real estate
titles Invest your savings in our guar
snteed mortgages They are safe. Write
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The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-03-26

Albany, N. Y.-Ed Devine, 19, died
in agony after fellow workmen in
railroad shops hazed him by pump
ing air into body with 10O-lb. pres-.g
sure hose. One arrest.
Buenos Aires is the largest city in,
the world south Of the equator,
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-03-26

NOT STUBBORN
what is the shape of the earth?"
asked the teacher.
Round"
''How do you know it's round?"
''All right, it's square, then; don't
want to start any argument. Co
lumbia Jester.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1915-09-10

Since the Republican party has been
organized, the State Senatorial nomin-
alton has always been given to a per-
son who has served in the Assembly,
except once, in 1885, when Joseph H.
Hanes was nominated and elected. For
the three years preceding his nomina-
ton Cape May County was represented
by a Democratic Assemblyman, the
late Jesse d. Ludlam, and he was made
his party's candidate for Senator, thus
recognizing the custom.
Otherwise, every Republican who
has served in the State Senate, begin
ming in 1859 with the late Downs Ed
munds, down to the present time, in
Guiding Jonathan F. Leaning, Wilson
w. Ware, Thomas Beesley, Richard S.
Leaning, Walter s Leaning, Ed
mund L. Ross, Robert e. Hand and
Lewis NJ. Creese, except Senator Hanes,
were nominated because they had
served in the Assembly.
This is one of the reasons why AS
semblyman LewisT. Stevens should re-
ceive the Republican nomination. He
has served two years in the Assembly,
One prominent Wildwood business
man who Was interested in legislation
at Trenton last winter says that he
found that Assemblyman Stevens had
a knowledge and a grasp on the legis-
a. -
who also owns property in Camden
county, says he learned to go to Stevens
for information rather than to the
Camden County members. He found
Stevens to be a diligent, faithful and
conscientious er.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1915-09-10

1t is with SORROW we note the sudden
death of Mrs. J. G. Edwards, wife of
the pastor of the Hollywood Methodist
Episcopal church. As was her custom
she frequently visits among the sick
and members of the church and yester-
day morning visited Mrs. Mary Sharp,
on East Baker avenue, and while there
remarked that she never felt better in
her life. After staying about an hour
she left for home, crossing the lot.
Mrs. Sharp was atching her and saw
her fall and called to Samuel Roberts
who was passing to investigate which
he did and found her still living.
Charles E. Epler, who was passing in
his auto, was called and together they
removed the unconscious woman to the
Emergency hospital where DIR. Kelch-
ner pronounced her dead, death being
caused by heart failure, with which she
had been suffering for a long time.
The body was removed to Undertaken
Thompson's office and later 10 the par
sonage on Roberts avenue. Two mar
ried daughters, who reside in Trenton,
were notified and arrived late last eve
ming. Services will be held at the PAR
sonage tonight at 1870. Interment at
Trenton.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1915-09-10
New sunday-school Methods.

The rector of st. 6imeon's church, in
beginning the fall work OF the Sunday
school, is recognizing 1t and putting it
upon a firmer basis of real religious in
~struction. In accordance with the new
ideal the title Sundayschool will no
longer be used but 1t will be known as
St. 6imeon's Church School Of Relig-
ious instruction. New lesson material
has been provided upon the partially
graded system which will later be de-
veloped, as 1t is deemed wise, into the
full graded school and curriculum. The
rector has specialized in that feature OF
the church work and has had much
experience. All children and all
adults, men and women, who desire to
enter the school are asked to attend the
first session, at 2.8O p. m., Sunday
September 18th, and to be on time; en-
rollment will be made, classes arrang-
ed and material given out at that ses-
sion. Any children not attending that
session will start later with a handicap
Of work to make up and an imperfect
record.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1915-09-10
In ChdnCery Of New jersey

To Sarah ]. Hamilton:
BY virtue OF an order OF the Court of Chan
Gerry OF New Jersey made on the day OF the
date hereof, in a cause wherein Frank l..
Starr is complainant, and You are defendant,
you are required TO appear plead, answer or
demur 10 the bill of said complainant, on or
before the 18th day of October, next. or the
said bill will be taken as. confessed against
you.
The said bill is filed to foreclose a mortgage
given by Thomas Q. Hamilton an yourself
to frank l.. Starr, dated September 9TH, 1910,
on lands in the City OF Wildwood, Cape May
County, New Jersey, and you are made a de-
fendant because you are the widow of said
@. Hamilton, and sole devisee OF said
property unde the last will and testament of
the said Thomas @. Hamilton, deceased, and
by virtue thereof claim to own said property
or some part thereof, or some interest therein.
Dated August oath, 1916.
H. h. VOORHEES,.
Solicitor of Complainant,
N0 Market Street,
Camden, New Jersey.