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SALES.

L. !. -FIRCSKl. Auct'r. "a Bowery. sells
10 A. NJ. unredeemed pledges of every de-
scr!ption for unpaid loans from the follow.
Ing pawnbrokers. Including all diamonds.
rue'es. sapphires. pearls, eineralds. all other
stones unset or set In rings, earrings. pins.
INKS. chains, studs. bracelets. locke, or
other mounting. all 1ewelry. watches. sill
verware. guns. Instruments. furs. clothing
cameras, all other goods pledged previous
TO dates aud up to number mentioned. both
Nov. s-Meyer < CO.. jersey civ. lew.
elry. &c. Also large collection fur lined
coa,s: fur sets and FUR I;eces of every de-
70 30 sa" ss,co' A1 sS" So.. s ss,c, soy ) ..,, l. MINK INK.
;s.:I : m,,.s ,I %Ys.' s,;,i seal siS.S:
so'is cloak and nun, $3.50 50 Fitch skins,
erm!ne skins. e37It sets ermine,
s s.. i,i hant 30 q S Co., . 81 sh % &T.'' s R,.Sr sept,
$3.50 CO. w:.S.T. 80 'ih Hy:- prior
iii'::ea''d b Sy;. Rs'' S,t 1s. j. ! "a Ave: TO i se:
% T' 5,i ave ! pr'oS oss e isiS' Ai;o
.!i1: s!::,t., s::ss.!4''' ,ss,s SIS p 'i:'' c 's,',.
- issS S.G 8 E. 1, sTlST o { CO. -. , y. sd, to s No.
H%der;S"; sSi oSS, la Prior oct !:
.ssSc. l. Harlem. COS sth Az sos:.. Bro.
sv X. Radln. $50 sh AZ cha-' Mayer,
7ss 9Th av. ". Bruckhsimer. 1870 Sd av
y. & l.. ~Bruckh.,mer, ana 81 Az. 81
Manning & Sons, $50 sth av.. Oct. 80. 1915
Nov. I'D. Fry & Co, 6G5 Sd av. prioI
Nov. I. 1913. to No. 1850.
Nov. i3-s;ar Loan once. 3ss 9Th Ave.
prior May !. 1918. 10 No. 1895.
Nov. IN 4 J.. Bruckheimer. 2llt A.
av.. prior to Nov. 8. 1915. to No. 2s7o0. n
%nIuckheimer; ,s;o Sd av.. prior Nov. /
Nov. ISIS. A. Fiat,o. 1875 Sd Ave. prio,
Nov. s. 1915.
prior Sept. IS. 1915. to No. 52c2l.
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JOSEPH sHONGOOD's son

JOSEPH sHONGOOD's SONS. Juliu,
Nov. s--Clothing from No. 10000 to H.
col. Louis Bernstein. 26sS Sth Ave. X.
T, Adam Co, ass sth Ave.
Nov. lo-All diamonds. all watches. Jew
elry Of every description. s~'iverwarr. In
struments, odds and ends and RIl iniscel-
aneous articles Pledged prior Sept. !, 1918.
from No. T3050 to 75t9? and older dates.
Goldschmidt Bros. 2s: W. i:3th ST.. for
merry 1916 Sth Ave.
Nov. I0-Men's and women's clothing.
dry goods. shoes. &c. pledged prior Oct. 10.
1915, to No. 2s96i and older dates. siiber-
stein Bros, ?<57 Sh Ave. Col Cohen a
Co, $50 Sd Ave, prior to Nov. /. 1915.
Nov. l3-Diamonds watches. jeweiry, &C.
A. Rhode. SO7 Columbus Ave. N. Manning
& Sons, 1870 Sd Ave.
Nov. i3-Men's and women's clothing.
Ma yer Bros. 7T2 9th Ave.
Nov. l<-Damonds, watches. tewelry,
&C J. @. sehnAper. b57 I'd Ave. NJ. Critic
Nov. ii--Men's and women's cioth,ns
from No. $4,000 to 5000. II. a c. Lang,
leo Ave. c. Also for T. Cohen. <s5 Sd Ave,
10 No, 1860 and all older dates.
Nov. i5-All diamonds. watches. Jewciry.
.ilverware. odds and ends. &c.. from No.
$4,000 to $500 and all older dates. II. 4
c. Lang, 100 Ave. c.
pledged prior to Nov. s, 1915. 20 No 1900.
G,o' a. Isaacs. 1898 Sd Ave. C. Kieinbaum.
tss Grand st.. Brooklyn.
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IN Observation-Disclosures COURT.
NEW YORK COUNTY. No. lls3? of 1916
Joseph J. McEiroy as executor of Martha
McKiernAn. deceased. plaintiff. against
Frederick r. Roth and others. defendants.
Gustav GOODMAN plaintiffs attorney. No.
ss Broadway ,Manhattan). New YorF
City.
Pursuant TO judgment entered November
3rd. 1915. In said action. the undersigned
will cell at public auction Mt the Exchange
ough OF Manhattan. New York CITY. at /:
o clock noon on November 18th, 1915, by
Samuel MARI. Auctioneer. the premises de
scribsd In the mortgage In said action re-
corded in the Registers Once. New York
County. In Section :. Liber i5l " Mortgages
said Judgment 20 b. sold. and which are
situated In said Borough of Manhattan or
the northerly side of sIth Street. l27 feet
west OF Third Avenue. being 81 feet In
front on said street and In the rear AID 100
feet II inches In depth on each side and
parallel with third Avenue.
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CENTRAL ACTION co.. NJ. sheehs.
Au~ctlopeey, l59 Canal Street, sells ieveIfv

nal We VI. Sneen0D,
Auctioneer. i5s Canal Street. sells jeweIry
Nov. ID" McAieenan's. 1874 sth Ave.
ali unredeemed pledges of pearls. diamonds
and other precious stones. watcher. jeweIry,
siiverware, &c. pledged previous to No.
sol5o. Oct, /. 1915. and goods held from
former sales
Nov. i3-By McAleenan's. 1880 Broad
way. all unredecmed pledges OF pearls. dta-
monds and othe- precious stones. watches.
Jewelry. silverware. guns. &c running from
pledge No. l OF 1915 to No. $4,000. October.
1915. Also pledges Nos 1880 OF 1914. dia
mond ring; lO22 Of 1914. diamond ring
1923 Of 1914. ? pair diamond ear screwa.
diamond heart, diamond ring; lo2t OF 1914.
diamond lorsnette. chain. diamond ring.
diamond pins and diamond bracelet; ssst
Of 1918. lot Of Jewelry. 1905 OF 1915. dia-
mond ring; lS037 OF 1915. diamond ring
and diamond pin 2ooSs Of 1875. diamond
brooch. diamond rins and 2 pearl strings.
and all goods held oTer from former saies.
Nov. i4-By Il. simpson & Co. li3 West
l7d ST.. all unredeemel pledges OF pearls.
diamonds and other precious stones.
watches. Jewelry. siiverware. &C. pledged
previous to No. 1901. July 1. 1915. and
goods held from former sales.
Nov. i5-By J. Simpson q Co, e?5 Park
Row. all unrcdeemed pledges OF pearls.
dis monds and other precious stones.
watches. Jewelry. si'verware. &C. pledged
previous to No. 40o0n. Sept. |. 1918. Also
No. 1854, June 10. 1915. diamond bracelet
and diamond necklace and goods held from
Nov iS-Bv II. C. Fullan. $50 10th Ave.
women's clothing to No. $1,000.
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SUPREME JURT. NEW YORK COrN-
TY-IN THE MATTER o: the Application
Of NEW YORK SPORTING GOODS co.
for Authority to Change Its Corporate
Name to BAKER MURRAY & IMURIE
INC.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that sp-
plication will be made by the New York
Sporting Goods Co. at Special Term. Part
l. for the hearing Of motions, az the
County Court House, In the County of New
York, on the 2&th day Of November. 1916,
at 1890 o'clock In the forenoon, or as soon
thereafter as counsel can be heard, for an
order authorizing said corporation to
change its corporate name to Baker.
Murray & Imbrie, Inc.
Dated, New York. November LIST. 1915.
NEW YORK cPORTlNG CO.,
By FREDERIC A.. BAKER. President.
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EUROPEAN MAILS.


Steamship Baltic. sailing 'o-dnv for
Liverpool Isl. tdne Ut}. ,u.lug at $50
y. NJ, for Great Britain. Dr.. land oettor
man only ant S'r'H NfI,t ,a.so spr-
Ciul.y addressed tu~Ir.i.Ia,A.r for other
countries ,Nr,pr 60. lrs. hl.frin HIn.
gay. ~LuN,mhurg IgI,t,it. =, .a. Tulk,y
Nrrhrrlduas. &'rAdg, sweden an! bon.
Steamship oscar IT, ,.I.u.. ,,..l.y ,or
C-hr!stautauI. wiu i,No m,u '"lSo sirr
ut 20 y NJ. for %orA.y, sweden. Den
mark, Netherlands, GERMANY. Austria.
Hungary, L4AluIu4tE. BuE4EL, SerhI, amI
Turkey. ""-
Steansllp lsfhmt1r t..i,c d,,
for Hrrsrn, Vii tin. iai,."e,I II y'o'uss
dressed Iua.l. closing al $50 AZ Tor
NosN IS. SNclcu. D,.urtk. N,rh,riuds
Kus.!a. GsrugI,. Au.rrp ia nr'r, -
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MAYO HEADS SELECTION BOARD.
Nine Ranking Onicers Named to
Certify for Naval Promotion.

WAsHISGToN, Nov. S,-Nlne ranking
officers OF the navy headed by Admiral
Mayo. commander of the Atlantic feet,
were appointed by secretary Daniels TO-
day as the board of selection authorized
by the last naval bill directing that
officers in the grades of commander.
captain and Rear Admiral OF the line
hereafter be promoted by selection and
not by seniority. The board will hold
its first meeting hero December . next.
In addition 10 Admiral MAYO, members
Of the board are Nice-Admiral Con-
man of the Atlantic feet, Rear Admiral
knight, head of the Navy War College
Rear Admirals Usher, Fletcher. Mclean,
Sechteler. Gleaves and Grant.
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9Th Avenue.
n approximate amount Of the lien or
charge. to satisfy which the above-de-
scribed property Is TO be sold. 10 $50. col.
with interest thereon from the 9Th day of
October. 1916. together with costs and
allowance amounting to SS7S "a, with In
tercst from October 2bth. 1915. together
with the expenses OF the sale. The approx.
mate amount OF the taxes. assessfnents and
wnter rates. or other Hens. which are TO
be allowed TO the purchaser out OF the pur-
chase money. or paid by the Referee. Is
$50 anu interest.
Said premises will be sold subject to q
first mortgage OF 5000. 900. with interest at
SIS per annum,
Dated, New York. October 25th. 1915.
ABRAHAM O~BERSTEIN. Referee.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS OF
lAH q NJ -

III z. EWT Ii VVNTNNH.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.
SOUTHERN DISTRICT OF NEW YORK
Phillip s,euerwaid. Plaintiff. W. Jay C.
Wemple Company. Defendant.
PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that on the 3oth
day OF October. 1915. a decree was duly
made herein and fled In the once of the
Clerk of the United States District Court,
requiring the receivers OF defendant. Jay
c. WeJnple Company. to mai! written
notices to all of the creditors Of the de-
PENDANT. Jay = Wemple Company, reauir-
ing them to hle verified proofs Of CLAIM
with said Receivers within sixty 600 Gays
wise be prohibited from sharing In the
estate of said defendant and 20 publish
similar notice In two dat newspapers pub
lished In the City of New York. Southern
District OF New YORK.. for fourteen eonsecu-
tive days from the dat. OF said order.
JOB T. HEDGES,
EDWARD W. J. KAYSEt.
Receivers Of Jaw q. wemple Company.
s. r. PEAVEY. JR..
Attorney for Receivers,
I: Broadway. New York City.
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Movements Of Naval Vessels.

W~ASlIiNGTpS, Nov. She co. tor All.
arenaa has arrived at TaNitc. destroyer
DAVIS At Newport, batticship oklahoma 80
ringion At BOSTON, DESTROYER RIrrnNS euS
sailed from Philai', phIs for Sew port, gum
boat FL slc from Charleston for GGan'au-
nIro, Iiser salem from Port an p.iu'.
for Philadelphia. bait aship West virginia
from Acapulco fnr Salina cruz. guuh'l'
lorktcwn from Nudge for Tvpo.o6tlupo.
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JACOB sHONGUI. A~uctie.ss.. % Now,

~. sells az 10 4. ~.
~Eov' s-Jewelry, watches. dia ana
r,.dres Of every description pledged to
Nov ., 1915. to No. $685.. inclusive. p.
ksskei q Sons. . Columbus Ave.
Nav. iO-Jeweiry, wa.ches. diamonds and
o,sdrcs OF every description prior Nov. ..
ISIS. il. Truhauf, $50 Bowsry. @. Edsi-
''f Nov. nSo.cioiS,ns. &C.. prior Nov. &. 1915.
wcnncr q Ewsld. Brooklyn. .
Nov. lS-Jewelry. watches. DIAMONDS and
P.,ss' June Fl, ioib. to sos0O. Oct. Is. 1915.
ifeilprun BROS. 1874 LIST Ave.
Nov. i',.clcthins; A.; pr,Gr E Ssy, I;
4 Co, sSaS Sd Ave. a. Woldsr. ?oa% tnow
Nov. H~.-Jswslry. .watchss. diamends,
a., Irtsr New. !. is'" n"ns' Wv
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TOPEKA, Nov. S,-Thc Golden State
Limited OF the Chicago, Rock Island and
Pacific Railroad, went into the ditch
near Newman. Kan, late to-day. injur.
ing a number Of passengers. No fatali-
ties have been reported.
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Of Depot ouartsrmaster, New York, N, Y.
Sealed proposals Will be received here until
II 100 o'clock \. 81. November is. 1915. for
furnishing Buttons. uniform: Serge. iuster
wool; and silesia. olive drab, Further in
formation on application.
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SAILED EOR NEw Ynn1

ss Monts"rrat. nom Cadi,
e. Mar I'l Noric, frosn barcelona
= ofters'1l from IIavrc
- Acre. from Pcrnimbuco.
= ,afpIlnl. from san Juan.
IS Colon from CIR s,ohal
8 ~ vale, from Galveston.
: Creole. from New Or!r,ns
Is nonape. from Jacksonville.
IS h~cntuckian. from Boston.
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PURSUANT TO AN AGREEMENT EN-
TERED into on the 10th day of December.
1915, between John Wanamaker. New York.
and Marie l.. Hunting. i VIII sell on the
o'clock IN the forenoon In the Piano be.
partment OF John wanaInaker. New York,
f6t broadway. Borough Of Manhattan. city.
County and state OF New York. one player
piano and bench. as provided by Sections
SIS and sc OF the Personal Property Law.
ME GREESWA AID. Auctioneer.
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Street No. ib7 Fac, s7th Street.
The approximate amount Of the mortgage
debt. costs and allowances L. sls.9?s. 80 ami
Interest. ami OF the taxes. assessments and
water rates Is tia5.5 50 md Interest.
Dated New York. November ard. 1915.
A. WALKER OTIS. Referee.
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TERED into on the 3ist day Of March.
1914, between John wanamaker, New York.
and Gertie G~erstle, I will sell on the 2ent
in the forenoon In the Plano Department
OF John wansmaker, New York. 7G+ Broad.
way. Borough Of Manhattan. city. County
and State Of New York. one piano and
bench, as provided by Sections SIS and &C
Of the Personal Property Law.
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Gr~yf,.b ~ an Article Of Food.

- ~ ~
At n time when every right minded per.
The hish cost Of food il is Ii.courasins
]. .S rfal d sns 5ssG'iS%aT " d w!i,s"'i Hs,.% and
To Its s. .,Is'h ! !'MT no "a & ff''T %nS "Hn"s...SnF,
| psrious statement OF distorted p'rsonnl
opinion unsupported by fact and possibly
dic,a'ea by isnsrance:
roses would he expect the public to put
them In jardin!eros'" A hit childish I
,uEss', . srttsr knew ,m,sre ,hat the ~ s Hyn son sss.
bage was edible. but handica pped by an
unpleasant name would It not be wise 20
bage or any other name that might help
II Redneld hs. made UP hi, mind
that We mus, eat doghsh. and as 10 usual
with this ar!stocratic ruler '' all
evidence is waved aside . . ."
We have only white Hats unsupported
statement to discredlt a high Government
II 10 an expert. 49, having run a
factory IN Brooklyn" This com.s under
"'"Rat, as Heine Rind.kopt SAYS. there
comes me a light before and that +. the
Scientific analysis proves II
.thc srnyhshl to be tull of uric acid +"
any kind is without some uric acid, "A
waste product which II Is the function
| OF the kidneys to eliminate. IrOba bly, the
grayish has It's share. but II Is not "fuli II
IT," and II would not have my serious
bearing II II did. as the chemical changes
Of cooking and digestion would neutralize
nny poisonous property. as they do In other
foods.
ut is true that, whcn twenty
four hours out OF water It's flesh is not
unpalatable, but kept longer . II be.
comes strong, rancid and oily" ! don I
know any Ash that improves In taste or
navor when allowed TO be come stale. All
my articles have appealed to anglers Ia
put aside prejudioes and give tho grayfsh
a square deal, and n single trial; not to
buy such nsh in the market. hut n It he
comes "a common article Of food II will not
become stale, rancid or oily any more
quickly than the wings of Its relation the
skate, 80 highly esteemed by our more in
t~elligent tgastronomica'ly) foreign citizens
at has never been successfully canned
or preserved" Neither has the bluefsh or
wenkhsh. al far AS know, although the
latter In sometimes salted down. and who
wants canned goods when they can be had
- advocates its use . . he
cause ne has been told " Mislcad-
ing. advocated Its use because l tried
II. and II was good. Since then Mrs, Isaac
Lake Of WEXFORD. Il. l., and Dr., Briggs
have both testified to It's excellence.
.,a. y has as sfsn i"''r Rssss snst q Is f Ssd
been Informed. on excellent. authority. tina.
II was n article Of food" and not
by one OF the poorer classes' but by n
gentleman OF standing and position, a well
known antiIuarian' Mr. Henry symons Of
SO East Forty-hfth street. and residing on
Riverside. Drive, neither address suggest.
the poorer classss' or the European
I'VE should rot eat horse nssh bscsus.
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the BeiSians do. or rats and mice or snakes
because other peoples do" on me o,nsi
not let the fact that he 10 a rodent ana
even commonly called the wood rat tAke
We do not eat dog. as the Igorro,es do.
but the far hlthier pig. Is there anythinss
~unclean or unpleasant about the grayhsn|
l%icious mor.ei than broilsd frogs, legs!
, %ns not on sn. c @aHSs HpP'S So,.o ,ne .YSe'u''"'
The Australians and many African
| tribes eat snakes; highly civilized peoples
matter Of prejudiee7 !. the onal on
which cells VIGOROUSLY fatten better than
the live food that snakes i've onr
sumentative reasons: don't accuse. me Of
seommendins horse. dog or snake .,t
sup Ssnaa,'n why s1y''" a Stat. p'A or national
"The sharks. dosn.h. &C. ar. emons
ne sreatest enemies OF our hsh 1000 sup
Not in It. white Hat" for destructive
ness with the .bluensh. and no ore sus-
g,sts a bounty 70. destroying them.
They reproduce 50 rapidly.
They don't. No ,iviparous fish have the
fecundity of the oviparous.
II is not n case OF bureaucratic obsi-
Macy" but OF ignorant. UNI easoning preju-
dice, The flesh ~ the sray'sh Is not even
eral use abroad. white Hat" Is. as Usual.
S Sn,' me wrong side 1t 5 fes,tnE R n ss a
New York. November 5.
GooseHsh Deemed D~eiicary In EUROPE.
THE Sun recentlv printed nm interest ng
story about the prejudice held for IA 10 *
time against certain species Of ash and aii-
mails, mentioning among other fish the stun
geon, tuna, swordfbh. shark and 70 forth.
Tho people Of tho United states Will not
eat the gou~ensh, otherwise called dsvilhsh.
y nam. iaore rightly belonging To the oeto-
pus. England cats 5000 tons OF goosersh
every year; In IN In peace times the
demand for gooscnsh Is greater than the
supply. All over Europe the goosensh IL
deemed q delicacy. J. u.
New York. November 6.
Harvest Time for Flshermen.
The Rod and Gun column 4, keeping up
its Interest. Boom H.. for now Il harvest
time FOR the fishermen. The big blsc&s are
here In iightlng trim. The pounds don't
get them and founders are plentiful be-
cause they are propasated and cod are on
their way.
Every fish would be rs plentiful as
the founder II only ropsxated
How long have New York folk got to
Walt for marine species to be propagated 7
Is the talk all taken out Of their pocket
books by the high cost of living?
This year n Long Island farmer bought
seventy acres Of land and paid for It with
this years crop of potatoes. Water crops
In the West now c,ery farmer Is having
hi. own Fish farm. New York city has
n fish farm that would feed is whole pco-
pie II you would only tackle II, and Yet
people pay eXorbitani prlrea for food or go
without. Serves them right.
Brooklyn. November 5.
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PURSUANT TO AN AGREEMENT EN-
TERED into on the and day Of October,
1915, between John w~anamaker. New York.
and Anna Chandler Curtis. I will sell on
the 22nd day OF November. 1916. at ten
UO) o'clock In the forenoon In tho Piano
Dspartment Of John Wonamaks,, New
haitian. City, County and State OF New
York, ono plano and bench. as provided
''opDXNiEL GREENwALD, Auctioneer.
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PURSUANT To AN AGREEMENT EN-
TERED Into on the 2qth day Of May. 1914.
between John wsnamaSer. New York. and
Bessie r. Breuer. ! will sell on the a2ni
day Of November. 1916, at ten G0) o'clock
In the forenoon In the Piano Department
Of John wansmaker. New York. 76+ Broad
way. Borough of Manhattan, City, County
and stats Of New York, ons plano and stool,
as provided by Sections GO and sc Of the
Personal Property Law.
DANIEL GREENwALD. Auctioneer.
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PURSUANT TO AN AGREEMENT EN-
TERED into on the 18th day Of December,
YORK.. and Henry waiitropp. / will sell on
the .2nd day Of November. 1916. at ten
U0) o'clock In the forenoon In the Piano
Department of John WRnRmaker. New
York. 7l Broadway. Borough OF Man
haitian. City. County and State Of New
york. one pisno and stool; a. provided BY
DANIEL oREENwALD. Auetienssr.
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Capt. Dave Martin OF the Giralda Of
Sheepshead Ray offers n beautiful reel.
made OF German silver. to tn" man or
woman who catches tho largest cod be-
fore the New Year from his boat
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THE WEATHER FORECAST FOR
TO-DAY AND TOMORROW
Steamship Arrivals and Departures-Outgoing
Foreign Mails.
THE

For eastern New York. fair In the south
to-day, Increasing clondlness. probably fol-
lowed by local rains n colder In the
north portion; overcast and colder with
probable rula Tomorrow: fresh and strong
southeriy winds.
For New Jersey. fair and continued
warmth to-day; Increasing eioudiness.
tomorrow. fresh south winds.
For northern New England. overcast to.
day. probably rain by night; rain and
colder tomorrow: fresh southerly winds.
For southern New England. fair today
increasing cloudiness. probably. followed ny
local rains tomorrow; fresh southerly
winds.
For western New York. increasing cioudi:
rains and colder. clearing and colder to.
morrow: strong southerly. shifting to west
winds.
NEW YORK. Nov. "a trough Of de-
conditions extended yesterday from Texas
northeastward into the upper lake regions.
snow fell In. northern New Mexico and
there was u shower or two on the south
Atlantic coast. but Elsewhere the weather
was generally fair and the pressure high.
Distinctly formed areas OF high pressure
covered the Eastern and Gulf states and
most Of Abe West from centres on the
middle Atlantic coast aud over the central
plateau and racinc section:
a depression which had not developed
disturbing iemenis was moving EASTWARD
over Asainiboia.
Temperature was generally higher In
eastern parts OF the country excepting the
Allegheny regions and south Atlantic coast.
~. ezing temperature occurred la northern
New England and Z; was colder in the
West with the line OF freezing weather eN-
tending from Minnesota southwest Into
New Mexico and into eastern California
ana Oregon.
/ Temperature was twelve to sixteen de-
Erees below the freezing point In many sec
lions from North Dakota to Nevada.
In this city the day was fair and warmer:
wind. fresh southwest to south. average
humidity, ~ per cent, barometer, cor.
| rooted 20 read 20 SEA level. At 8 4. ~.
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ARRIVED EUpN NEyy yoDU

g ,pnItcd states. a, Rirkv all.
- uergcnsfJprd. a. Ririvdil.
g. Lopeh y Lorcz. at Barcelona.
IS NarengO. AZ Han
ss fhil1drlphlar. ut London.
81 hnrlo NcNl'an Of bordeaux,
= Mllhz1o, 1t Gibraltar.
- kosess, AZ Bordeaux.
8 ke!hcfgen. nj Rotterdam.
IS Kun, At Rotterdam.
8 Gryi.rlln. at Adelaide.
g ,hst,"s Pratt. a, M~0nievideo.
g .tStioIi. ~ Rotterdam.
&c ancon. NJ Cr;siObil.
e. Somanchc. at jacksonville.
:. j ABA. al Galveston.
IS tomal. at Galveston
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R INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
united states Coast and Geode,,c Survsy-
Standard Time.
sun rises ..G;SiA " sun sets ......<:l Pm
Moon rises ........iu7
HIGH WATER THIS DAY.
Sandy Hook"e:;3 GOV. Island ..7:HAM
Hell Gate .].....ua. 30
Low WATER THIS DAY.
SANDY Hook, i?:3sAM Gov. Island .iynAN
Hell Gate =. ....2I3AM
ARRIVED WEDNESDAY, November &
50 Espagnc, 7;ij 4. NJ, bordeaux. Oct, q,
IS H~uttonwood, go l.. NJ. valencia, Oct. IL.
IS Etna, $50 A.. ", Gibraltar. Nov. 81.
s. Oswczo. noon. West Hartlepool. Oct. q.
IS Tamhrc, $50 A NJ. Cadlz. Oct. q.
IS Alnirante. NJ Cristobal.
S- Havana. ; l.. N, Havana, Nov. 8.
- comet, $50 A NJ, pioo. Oct. IS.
IS Manchioncal 7ii Il NJ, Kingston, Nov, 2.
IS Matanzas. II - \. NJ Cirniuegos, Nov. 1.
g ~ Orionic. Galveston. Nov. I.
3 NO 'ran'ic. brunsWtk. Nov. 4.
IS SABINE. Mobile. Oct. 81!
g Madison. soriolk. Nov.
e Jamestown. Norfolk. Nov. 7.
% " Phi ,dalphia. Nov. Z.
IS I%wlsham. Philadelphia, Nov. T.
IS Chesapeake. Baltimore. Nov. 9.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-05-23
WHATPEOPLE
ARE 81 YING

There seems to be little misun-
derstanding in regard to the Gene
terry association While it only costs
sl.0O to belong to the association,
and the organizers had hoped to make
the membership so large that this
sum would be sufficient to take care
Of the entire cemetery, they haven't
been able to do so as yet for that
reason extra donations were asked,
and lot owners requested to clean off
their lots this spring, while the sex
ton has been kept busy ip long neg
lected places, and lots whose owners
are absent from the city, etc. 1t is
hoped by next year to have the asso-
citation on more substantial basis.
In tho meantime it is hoped that all
lot owLers who haven't cleaned off
their lots this spring, will do so be-
fore Decoration day, and any who will
join the association. or contribute to
the same, will call Mrs. Ben Hampton,
or Mrs. W. E. Estes, and they will
gladly call on them. m.--Contributed.