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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-31
Tx b"Hit Pio9'" iii '"i' Hi"1NH'
HnARD .-sICIIIAN nLFENCE.
SOME SHOTS OFF
THE FIRST TEE

Am the opirion Of one writer the re-
quest Of the Country Club Of Detroit
tor another national chmpionship so
soon after having held the national
amateur is likely TO be passed by.
"Englewood's real chance TO land the
opcn.' he says, "lios in polling the
united vote # the Eastern clubs and
finding the Western clubs divided be
tween Minnikahda and Detroit"
That Harry Vardon really likes Eolf,
aside from its being profession with
him, is shown by his estimate OF the
game. Golf" he says, provides a
more searching test OF nerves and
temperament than any other game in
the world Golf is the one game that
comes nearest to being an art"
Wnfrid Reid. late Of England;
Charles II. Hofner, the Woodbury.
homebred. and Dave Cuthbert, Of
Huntingdon Valley, have been en-
gagged 10 teach golf al a Philadelphia
department store during the winter.
Elaborate arrangements for the indoor
game have been made
The Kent Country Club. Of Grand
Rapids. Mich, has made applica-
ton to the United States Golf Asso-
citation for the national open cham
pionship Of 1916. This makes 'our
clubs TO be submitted TO the annual
meeting for final decision.
John Beckett. assistant 20 George
Low az Baltusrol. has been appointed
professional of the Yountakah Coun-
try Club 70 succeed Claiming Floyd
Incidentally. Yountskah has adopted
The use OF white sand for its green's
this winter Meanwhile the Plainfeld
Country Club prefers red sand. After
n while there may be- a discussion rs 20
the respective merits o. the colors.
Golfers like 20 talk things over
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-31

SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW
YORK. MAMIE sELIG and LILLE
SELIG. plaintiffs. against JAMES A.
LYNCH & Ors.. Defendants.
In pursuance OF a judgment Of fore
closure and sale. duly made and entered IN
the above entitled action. and bearing date
the l3th dav Of December. 1915. !. THE
UNDERSIGNED. THE REFEREE IN said
Judgment named. Will sell. al public auc-
lion. az the Exchange Sales Room. Nos / .
and 10 Nesey Street, IN the Borough OF
Manhattan city OF New York. on the 18th
day Of January, 1915, at II o'clock noon
on that day. by l.. J. Philips * Co. auc,
tloneors. the premises directed by said
judgment 10 be sold and therein described
as follows
ALL those certain lots. pieces or parcels
Of land, situate; lying and being IN tne
Borough Of Manhattan, In the city or New
York and bounded and described as fol-
lows BEGINNING az the corner formed by
the intersection OF the Northerly side of
Falrview Avenue with the Easterly side OF
Broadway; running thence Northerly.
along the said Easterly side OF Broadway.
one hundred tlO0) feet; thence Easterly.
at right angles to the Easterly SIDE OF
Broadway. one hundred G00) feet; thence
southerly, parallel with the Easteriy side
ot Broadway, ninety and eighty six one
hundredths (e0s6 feet to the Northerly
81 Of Fairview Avenue; thence westerly,
along the said NortherIy side OF Falrview
Avenue. one hundred and two and four
one hundredths G020i) feet 10 the point
or place OF beginning.
Dated. New York, December cath. 1915.
ALGERNON S. NORTON
GOLDSMITH, CoHLN. COLE & WEISS.
Attorneys for plaintiffs.
No. 81 Broadway.
Borough OF Manhattan,
New York City. y. T.
The tolowin is g diagram Of the prop
erty 20 be sold. The property Is vacant
and has no str et number.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

THE EXCHANGE NATIONAL BANK Or LODI
OHIO. = merging ~ araifs with that - Tic Lot
state Hauk and ~ accordance with The las cffd-
uofs n suy arc hereby untIfed Fl. present -ialrg
ior rErmert 40 O. SWIFT Ca,hfer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-31
FORECLOSURE SALES.

SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW
YORK RICHARD G. BONDf, pam
til. against JAMES A LYNCH q ors'
In pursuance Of Judgment Of fore
closure and sale, duly made and entered IN
the above entitled action. and bearing da,e
thu 18Th DAY ~ December, 1910, J. hH
UNDERSIGNED. the Referee ir said judg-
uent named will s1ll az public auction.
at the Exchange Sales Room. Nos - ana
10 Nesey Street I'm the Borough OF Msh
haitian. city 81 New York. on me lsth uay
OF January. 1915. at ~ O'Clock noon on
that day, by T.. J. Phillips ~ Co, auc-
tloneers the premises directed by ssla
Judgment 20 be sold and therein described
a. follows.
Of land situate. lying and being IN the
Borough Of Manhattan. city 81 New lork'
bounded and described "a toHo"s; ~
GINNING az point on the Eeste.y So, ssoe
OF BROADWAY distant ono hundred NlVvl
feet NortherIy from the corner FORMED py
the intersection Of tho Northerly side OF
Fairyiew Avenue with the SAID Eastery
side OF Broadway: running thence North-
orly. along the Easterly side Of Broadway
one hundred U09) feet; thence bss'eIlg,
at right angles % the said Easterly SIDE
OF Broadway. one hundred lVV) iset'
thence Southerly. parallel with the East
erly side OF Broadway one hundred l!Ogl
feet: thence westerly. again AT right
angles TO the Easterly side OF Broadwsy.
one hundred G0O feet % tne Essterly
side 81 Broadway. at the point or pace Oh
beginning 49, ,o,.
Dated New York. December gam. 1919
ALGERNON s. MOTION
Referee.
GOLDSMITH. COHEN. COLE & WEISS.
Attorneys for Plaintiffs,
No. 81 Broadway
Borough Of Mania tan,
New York city. y. 7.
The following is a diagram OF the prop.
erty 20 be sold. The property Is vacant
and has no street number.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-31
MEETINGS.

An election ~ twenty Managers ~ the New
York Institute for tho Education ~ the
Blind ana % three inspectors ~ Election
WIN be held ~ the Institute. 9Th Ave and
1tth 81. AZ Z o'clock 200 the afternoon 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-31
FLOUR AND MEAL.

Flour was inactive and irregular with
prices largely nominal owing to the in
ability 10 arrive at a workable baiis on ae-
count Of the very rapid fluctuations IN
wheat. BUCKWHEAT FLOUR-Market
dull S2.s5 per 100 lbf. RYE FLOUR-Dull
Fair TO good. $3.50 " 500 choice to fancy
t5.sOus 5.g5. COKNNEAL. steady; kiln
dried. S3.15ms3.9O BAG MEAL steady :;
fine white and yellow. Sl.s5; coarse. $3.50.
FEED-City steady; bran. bulk. 500; 90
lb sacks, S2i; heavy middling5, do, 81 ;
-four midilings DO. $3.50; red dog -four
l4O-Ib sacks. S32 Western quiet; bran. 100
lb sack. SD g-ftS2': standard ~rid Inns
do. S22.s5G s23 -four midd.ings do, $3.50 red
dog -four. I50-.b sacks. SZ,.ij. Ooil meal
S4OT5lfStl25
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-31
POTATOES AND VEGETABLES.

POTAToES-Be No !. Dbl. S6q
$3.50: No 2. S54S5.50: No 3. S40 $3.50;
Maine. bulk. $50 lbs, 50 l6S-lb bag. S2.s5Y
$3.50; Long Is and. bulk. $50 lbs, $50 $3.50
Dbl or bag. S3gSS.25; state. bu.k. $50 lbs
S2.s5Q So I6S-b bag. s2.l5g $50; Mich,
bI.k. $50 lbs. S2.S5usS: i6S-.b bag. S2.l5g
S2S5: Mich and MINI, l50-.b bag, S2.SOl
$3.50. Jersey. l6s-lb bag. S2,40gS2.15; Va
and Nd, bb. or bag Sl.50d $3.50; Sweets,
Jersey, bbl. s2GS2.50; basket, 75cg LIZ
Southern, basket. 55cGSl; Dbl. sl0S2
ARTICHOKES. Cal. French. drum. SsgSll;
box. S4Gs5.50; nearby Jerusalem, BIB, $40
81: Southern Jerusalem. lqsl60; ANISE,
New Dreams, Dbl. sl50qS2; BRUSSELS
SPROUTS, Cal large drum, S2qs3; Long
], and. qt, 60ilc; BEANS, wax, basket.
s89S5.5o; green. S3G $3.50; BETS. nearby.
Dbl 81: 100 punches, Sl25HSl.5O; New
Orleans, 100 punches. So CARROTS, nearby.
lOO-b bag. 75c washed, BIZ. sl.50QS2. IN
washed, slGSl.25; 100 punches, Sl.25g Sl.50 !;
New Dreams. 100 punches. $3.50: CUCUM-
BEERS, F'a, basket. S2HS4; Cuban. box, S2g
50: CABBAGF.. Danish seed, ton, s7gSll;
domestic, s5d So; white, bbl. 75egsl Savoy,
75c; red. ton. s20GS30; Dbl. sl.25Qi.50;
CELERY CABBAGE. Fla, basket. $3.50;
CAULIF LOWERS. Long Island. short cut
bbl. s2Gs5.50; lons cut. sl9s2 crate. slg
81 30; Cal. standard crate. Sl.759s225; pony
crate. slGsIS5: CHICoRY. New or!eans.
bbI. 2.5OTs3: CELERY. Ca, per case. $50
$3.50 state, standard case. ssQSt50; celery
knobs. basket. si0sl75: ESCAROL. New
Orleans. Dbl. s2ds2.50: EGGPLANTS. Fla
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-31
STORAGE NOTICES.
Union Transfer & Storage Company,

lgl. 1873. rs Fast 22nd ST. y. y. City.
NrH York. December 3lft. 1915.
To J. *. Adams. Robert And' T rsgn' ;. rs
Anderson. Mary Bailey L; If. Ball J. -.
Brewer. W. ID. Bartlrs. H. y. Bascom'
Daniel j. Bdsley. Mrs be Berman'
j. B BoEarius. Wright barclay, X +.
Bunuer. Margaret e. Burke, Miss Lydia
Cottreu g. b. Carson. A. thasmar.
John T. Coolidge. John T.. ConoNer. Ars.
e. H. Cowfss y. Campbell, Estate Fremont
cole j. Sayre CraWiey. Miss T.. l.. Duny.
cent DIErigor.s, Mrs Il. b'n"cher. Mrs VI.
y. Ennis. Gramercy PARK club No ], Miss
j. q. Gabandau. W. W. Griffin. } Gran, W.
T. Hudson, Geo Hughes H. r. Harrington
Mrs Lsontiue H0ussrmainc, Mrs r. Hud-
SON 4. J.. Harrison, ii. Is. Hutchens. c. w.
Hartrldge Alfred b. VI. HOFFMAN, Joint
o. q. Jackson. j. q. Kammerlohr Mrs. X.
Kle.y. Miss Lillian Reyes MIS-. A. X. Law.
renee. q. 7. Leonard. W. o. Lottlmer' ;.
J.. Lane. a. Maireay. Mary Mullen, A. J.
Marsh. Miss Mason. for Sherriss, Miss Ma
auu. for Miss Isabel Kruldert J. o Brlen,
Alma nilsson. Mrs. VI, VI. - Loughhn: NJ.
or Mrs A. a. Peil. q. q. Phillips. =. w.
Peck 90. r. b. Pascal b. Muuford Peck.
Mrs. sadie I Rove. h. Rogers. Miss
Rector. Francois touiola, Julia NJ Russell.
Slnold. Carl Scni!iug. Miss Lizeete q.
smith. Mss e. Schuyler. l.. -. Name. 7.
stammcr. Ellen stewart, Mary +. Smitn.
W T. Shc,hau, u. Van Blarcom. Mrs. l..
\. Won Hagen. Est Dr Ira Van Olsen.
Miss Zel!e Bernond Wallet " !. Thomp-
son. Raphael Wiberg. Sir. Or Mrs Jos l..
waters Burton Wolcott a.. $. Weed. J.
NJ Bachelor You and each of you are
hereby notified that the time for this COM
pany's lien upon the property hereinafter
described having expired. after due notice
thereof had been given you. mus company
vlfI cause such property. 90 wit. household
goods. personal "a cts and merchandise,
stored Us sou 90 its warehouses. 20 be- sold
af public auction according 20 the statute
b. lr,h case mrdr and provided. 40 rs
rar,b0uses. igI. I-3 s. i2t East 22nd 81.
N,r Work. City uu MONDAY. January .ith.
fIit. al 1880 A. A.. and u tlIs sale
thereof H not completed on said date inc
.a,,e viii De continued al the same place
op each and every Monday thereafter. be
ginning az 1880 a. n. until the sale IL
'Wi-SSIoT TRANsFEH a. HORACE co.
GEORGE y. STAKBUCk, Treasurer
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COTTONsEED OIL.

Cottonseed oil was irmer on covering
prompted by the sharp upturn in lard. and
the firrness in cotton. Closing prices were
70 9 points net higher. Range Of prices
Yester-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-31
Yester-

steady. net unchanged to point, higher. !
with sales for the day LOO tons. Range Of
prices:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-31
PROVISIONS.

The market for hog products was very
quiet early in the day but toward the close
trading became active and prices advances
very rapidly with covering and more aSrei-
siye buying. Receipts Of hogs at Chicago
were $1,000; estimated for Friday. $4,000 :;
Kansas City received 5000 and Omaha
1880. PORK firm; mess, Sl9dSl9.5O;
SOB. %. BEEF quiet mess, Sl6.505lI {;
family. slSHSl8.5O: packet. Sl7Hsl7.5O {;
extra India mess. $27uS27.50. DRESSED
HOGS firm: bacons. 9i~c; $50 lbs. 9l4c; i6o
lb- gasc; 40 lbs o'-c: riRs, l0i,c. CUT
EATS-Picked bellies quiet; 10 lbs, ll$.c !;
y los, lli.c; "a lbs. lIltc. Pc led laml
firm; quoted. l4iaHl5c. TALLOW firm
special. see; city, country, Z va SC.
LARD frmer; Middle West. $i0.05dSl0 1915:
steady: continent. Sl0S5. South America,
Sll; Brazil, kegs. sl2. Compound quiet :;
quoted 9isNlOc. STEARINE-Steady:
oleo. 9iac: city lard stearine lO3sc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-31
FORECLOSURE SALES.

sr-pprNfT COURT. COUNTY OF NEW
YORK. RICHARD C.. BONDY, WILL
JAMS WEISS and JOSEPH SEEMAN. az
Evecutors Of the Last VIII and Tesfcment
81 EMIL c. BONDY. deceased. Plaintiffs.
AGAINST JAMES A. LYNCH & Ors, De-
PENDANTS.
In pursuance Of judgment Of fore
closure and sale. duly made and entered
I'm the above entitled action, and bearing
date the 18th day Of December 1915, ],
THE UNDERSIGNED tho Referee in said
Judgment named. Will Sell. ar public auc-
ton. at the Exchange Sales Room. Nos. -
and ia Vesey Street IN the Borough of
dav OF January. 1918, At II o'clock noon
on that day by l.. J. Phillips a Co. auc.
,ioueers. the premises directed by said
Judgment 10 be sold and therein described
ALL those certain lots. pieces or parcels
u land. situate. lying and being IN the
Rorough OF Manhattan. city of New York.
bounded and described as follows; BE
GINNING at a point ON the Easterly side
- Broadway. distant two hundred t2oO)
Tot Northerly from the corner formed ~
the intersection Of the NOrtherly side OF
Fsfrview Avenue with the said Easterly
side OF Broadway: running thence North
erlv. along the Easterlv side OF Broadway,
one hundred GO0) feet; thence Easterly.
AZ ri.ht angles 20 the said Eas'erly side or
broadway. one hundred G00) feet. thence
OF Broadway. one hundred tOo) rect
thence westerly again az right angles 70
the Easterly side OF Broadway. one hum
dred (lOO) feet 20 the Eastorly side or
Broadway az the point or place OF begin
ming. 49, .o,-
ALGERNON s. NORTON.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-31

Cornell PLAYED white on 10, old numbered
boards The openings /. Giuoro Piano. 2. 81
Gillian defence. g. French defence; (. Ruy Lopez.
.. French defence.
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NEW YORK PRO

Market easy; No ? Western. 'l.O5. I
New York
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6 SUEARER.
Attorneys for Administrator.
- Wall street.
Rs..s,.4t.r NToVv YORK

~ PURSUANCE or AN ORDER OF
Honorable John T. ConaIan. a Surrogate
of the county OF New York. Notice Is here
bv given to all persons having claims against
DaIlel A Davis, late Of the County OF New
work. deceased. 20 present the same with
vouchers thereof TO the subscribers at place
81 transacting business. Room 80. 9lt. 66
Beaver street, I'm the city Of New York. on
or before the 2Jth day Of April next
Dated New York. the goth day ~ october.
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HAY AND STRAW.

APPLES. Spitzenberg. bbl. s1.756s3.25
Jonathan. SEA sl.25; Iorke Imperial Sl.156l
sS.25; Wealthy. sl.75N 1925: Winelap. 81
MSA25; Staymen Winesap. slMs3.75
Twenty Ounce. sl.50Gs2.50; Twenty Ounce
Pippin, Sl.500$2.25; Taiiman Sweet. SEA
$3.50; Black Twig and stark. sl.75@s2.75
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-31
DAVID ID. DAVIS,
l.. BAIARD HALST Ell

H. BECKETT. Esq. Attorney
Tor Executors. 1875 Broadway. New York
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-07-17
LITTLE REST FOR RUSSIANS.
Well Organized Austro- German Forces
Are Advancing.

London, July 1.-THE Austro-G German
armies, which now appear to be working
in perfect concert as the result of the
German organization, are giving the
Russians little rest or time to reorganize
themselves after their retreat from Ca
licia.
simultaneously with the German eff
forts to reach Warsaw, or the Russian
lines serving that fortress from the
north, the Austrians have attacked along
the Dneister and have succeeded in cross
ing that river at several points. Gen. Won
Mackensen's army, which doubtless had
been waiting for Field Marshal Won Hin
denberg to move in the north, has also
come to life again, and the fighting has
been resumed in southern Poland. In
fact, there is fighting all along the Rus
sian front, except in central Poland,
where the Russians are in such strong
positions that, in the opinion of military
men, it would be impossible to break
through.
The Germans claim TO have made fur
ther progress with their northern opera
tions, but with the Russians retiring it
is not likely that the main forces have
clashed as yet. The combined operations
are the most gigantic yet undertaken,
the aim being, according to military ex-
perts, to squeeze the Russians out of
Warsaw and the great slice of country
which they hold to the north, south and
east of that city, and at the same time
TO attempt an invasion of Bessarabia.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-07-17
CALLED TO ITALIAN coLoRs.
Or. Lucido Andreola Undoubtedly Want
ed as Surgeon.

DR.. Lucido Andreola OF l2 Eastern ave.
nue. has been called 10 the Italian colors,
a notice requesting him TO report to the
Italian consul in New York having been
received by the doctor this week. 1t is
expected that his services as q surgeon
are desired, although the call for reserv-
lists in America has been made recently
irrespective of vocation or profession.
When interviewed to-day regarding the
summons, DR.. Andreola said he had the
call under advisement and undoubtedly
would respond. The notice is not an
swerable necessarily until August and
Ia the meantime the Eastern avenue ply
sician says he is going to do some pretty
serious thinking. Eight years ago he
served for year under Italian arms
and after completing his enlistment he
was told TO hold himself in readiness to
serve at any time should his country call
nim. A number of other Barre Italians
nave been advised Of their liability TO
service, although few if any who were
n Barre when Italy's declaration of war
vas announced, are with the colors.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-07-17

The release Of New York's popular
hero on hail was forecast By the verdict
of the jury which declared Harry Y.
Thaw 20 be sane. Now comes Judge
Hendrick to-day with an acquiescence in
the verdict and an offer TO accept bail in
the sum Of $4,000. Before night We
are promised that the defendant shall .,e
free 20 20 his way and 10 DO his viii.
The state vii appeal Meantime Meth
er the Tomhs nor Matteawan viii shrl
ter their long time resident Governor
Whitman indicated his attitude when ie
dispensed with Mr.. Jerome's services in
the Thsw cass. and We shall b. surprised
8 Albany becomes the headquarters for
cry VERY aggressive activity o. restore
Thaw 20 custody pennsylvanians in
welcoming home their notorious citizen
should not forget the part played ~
Nrw NCrk's governor in tie release of
Harry X ThHw. Certainly the Whitman
pFefidential osndidacv deserves the SUP
port Of au IbaW sympathirsrs in the
rent neruhlican nstional conveution.
To saieruart saesetv from future crim-
insls ~ ths Thaw sgrt. however. shoaid
- ths rcnrsrn 81 every r8umonwsalth.
that ifresrlrraitles Nho kin or respon-
s7biss ui.o Nj arf are s1iuSrrd irrssron-
e - shall ne o. sIloWei the l1oFlh1ls
= hieh Ttau ard lie money. SITTER nins
rasss' sTuf ana e1rsnditurs have suc-
sssff1lir employed Hnstasd ~ being ae. I
nmattad ru ths Eremrd III insamStT. hs
shoula aFtsr ~ Ertist marrer - riv
= = vsrfirt ~ ruatr. huf iuszns y
euiif thsr rlatfHf less ts srtistr r. ths /
fufurf rhrther ths ri rziral's rl1ris1rneff /
iusz So fCrm n aerth lis isuflraspf.
naat nj rrtsut - i1 an nsfluu far
~ erau.rsl trs8fs fr tr arr aass -.
srt~ wnuiE " Fsnsaefe8 frgm rs s~es-
ans ard tis Hrss s r.hs SERVED To8
rfs tiFt fhH fssssgFrlarn If Fustsrs Is.
-eeef n fis ussseas I'll fir Tlza saa
a-rf a. fu-Erfsar . trs nnsh t-
saF re-s -ar ezts fts stsr1s =
e-srsifrr e etnssf r. rlr rin.zral ss1t-
-. -fc1-.1 lrEEz1k
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-07-17
SURPRISE ATTACK FAILED
After Germans Had Dropped 1000 Shells
in Fontenay Section.

Paris, July 1.-THE following official
statement was issued by the French war
Office last night:
"In Artois spirited artillery actions
have taken place. The enemy lombard.
ed the village of Bully. Two civilians
were killed Our shells set fire to the
buildings of La Folie farm on the yimy
ridge.
"on the right bank OF the Aisne, west
of Scissors, the Germans after having
dropped 1000 shells in the Fontenay sec
fion attempted yesterday evening sur
prise attack against one OF our fortified
works which failed.
'In the Argonne comparative calm
prevailed except in one section of the
forest where cannonading continues with
out interference by the infantry.
"on the heights of the Meuse there
was a violent bombardment, as there
was also at Les Eparges in the region OF
she Sonvsux rayine and in the forest OF
Apremont.
"A squadron Of 10 aeroplanes this
morning dropped &c shells of rs milli-
meter caliber and six large bombs on
the military station at Chauny, where
there are important depots Of war ma
serial. Fire broke out in two places. A
barge was blown up on the 0ise canal
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-07-17
MESSAGE FROM CANADA.
Brought to Vermont Health oficers Re
earding Summer Camps

Burlington. July lT-Dr. Peter n.
Bryce, chief medical officer Of the de.
partment Of the interior Of Canada,
spoke last evening az the annual meet
ing Of the state health officers on Dan
gers and Control Of summer Camps" He
referred in the course Of his remarks TO
the June bullstin Of the state board Of
health outlining the present weeks
program which he pronounced the finest
example Of the development Of public
iealth work Of any state Or province on
the continent. Nowhere have known" ("
Ne said. "of such complete methods being
adopted for educating not only the
health officers but also the professor and
public on public health work
Several papers were read during the
dav. among them one BY Dr. Lester L.
Lewis Of Ludlow on "Nermout's Tubrr-
ouiosis Problems He said the people
of this state are failing to take advan-
tars ~ the cure offered a. ths Pitts
ford sanatSfium. Dr. Rogers report for
1914 showed that IS per cent uf the ra-es
sdnitted that year were advanaed ones
To Nermont's state latoratorr and ths
.auatorinrn e piftsfsid sh1aid - saSsa
! hospital for fhe trestmenf a. aatnnoea
.saas saH ur tfw5s There should ai~n
.ss tuberculosis wards NJ unta IN cur
rannrai hosrtsis hf EsiH
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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-07-17
TEACH vERMoNTERs TO FLY.
Veteran Sky Pilot to Instruct v. N. G..
and Norwich Cadets.

Burlington, July 1.-THE states Of
New York and Vermont have decided Ia
avail themselves Of the offers OF aero.
planes and the services OF the aviators
during the manGuvres of the national
guard, made through the Aero Club OF
America.
William s. Luekey of New York, who
won the round Manhattan fight of 1918,
for which he was given the Aero Club of
America aviation medal of merit, will
participate in the maneuvres of the New
York National guard at Fishkill Plains.
George A. Gray, the veteran Wright pi-
lot, who has made more than 200 fights
since his graduation from the Wright
school, will participate in the maneu-
vres of the national guard of Vermont,
at the state reservation adjoining Fort
Ethan Allen.
Capt Leroy A. Hall of the national
guard of Vermont had written TO the
Aero Club of America, saying that If an
aviator could be sent to the annual en-.
he would awaken interest in
aviation among the lst infantry and the
cadets Of Norwich university and could
render valuable service in the man9u-
vres Mr.. Gray, who once made a fight
from Plattsburg TO Burlington and who
is familiar with the topography of the
country where the maneuvres are 10 be
held, was selected and will ship his BIZ
plane TO Fort Ethan Allen before Aug. 2,
when the maneuvres are TO begin.
The services Of Mr.. Gray were secured
,n invitation Of Adjutant General Lee s.
rillotson OF 81. Adams.