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The two alleged white slavers arrested
yesterday are Isidor Heller. alias lzzy
pearly. 81 years old. and Nathan Palis-
tinski. known aS Nat London. 80 wears
old. They were indicted on Tuesday and
were captured in Rivington street by
Detectives Van Leer. Hughes AMI
Clunan after n fight. Judge Rosalsky
held each of them for trial in $1,000 bail.
Both are said to have been partners ct
David Parrish. alias Siberia. in the
Tombs awaiting trial, who placed girls
in thirty-two disorderly houses on the
Cast Side.
Rose Trush. one OF the witnesses
against Heller and Palistinski. has been
ausht the use Of the drug heroin since
Ter downfall II Is now In Bellevue
hospital for treatment. Another wit
Tess was Bessie Simple. She Is 81 and
las tuberculosis. A third witness was
Jacob Solomon, who IL said to have a
nitted that he worked under the dlrec-
ton ~ Heller and Palist!nski.
Thomas Large cChicago Tommy
and May Martin. whO were arrested or
Texas, whittier Large WAS said to hs
sending twenty-five women. are st.l
.ocked up.
Bessie Kolestu. ~. OF 4s7 Lexington
avenue. was in the Tombs court yester'
Jay as complainant against Thomas
Polychroupolos, "a waiter. OF al Eas'
Fortie;h street. She said he promised Il
marry her and then forced her On tho
street. The prisoner was held in 5000
bail.
The sun., 1916-09-01

WASHfSGTOS. Aug, 3l,-colicrs Cy-
clops and Vulcan and battle.hip oklahoma
have arrived at Hampton Roads; collier
Culgoa. submarine G-2 and destroyer wins
low at New York yard. battIeships Mis-
souri,, ohio and Wisconsin at Philadelphia
golfers Lebanon and Nereus and tug uncas
a. Norfolk: DESTROYER sampson and
submarines D-l and Ell at New
port; tank ship Arethusa at Port Ar
thur. gunboat Isle de Luzon at MaGkinsc
Island battleship Pennsylvania at Tomp-
klnsville, destroyer Shubriuk At Char eston.
destroyer Doro,hea has sailed from Sault
ste Marie for Harbor Springs. collier Jason
from Norfolk for Lsmberts Point; batt'eshlI
Nevada from New York yard for Tompkins-
Vile tug ratuyent from Norfolk for Tangier
Sound; transport Prairie from Gantanamo
FOR Santo Domingo lily; collier Saturn from
SltkH for Bremerton; tug Sonoma from
Norfolk for Tangier sound bat,,eships
MichisGn, Mlnntso,a. New Hampshire. New
York, South Carolina, TeNas, Utah, Yer
mont and Wyoming. cruise re- baltimore and
Birmingham, gdnboat Dubuque, tug Yank-
ton and destroyers Aylwin. Hsiche, Cassin.
Cummings. Cushing. Conyngham Drayton,
Duncan, Ericsson, Tanning. McDougai. Mel
VILE, ORrien, Paulding, Porter. Tucker and
Wilsworth and Golfers Jarvis and Jupiter
from Newport for Hampton Roads: battle
ship North Carolina from New port for hos
ton; hospital ship solace from Fort de PAIN
for Hampton Roads. destroyer Macdonough
from Newport for sea.
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PAwNBROKERs' SALES.
JACOB sHONGUT, Auctioneer. % nowery.

'ViiN ' ~ "
Sept. I-Jewelry. watches. diamonds and
Nil pledges prior Aug. 90, 1915, lncludIng
he following Nos. S2o5. Of May 80. 1914, :
liza. pins and 2 dis. rings: 1888. Of JulS =,
1914, dia. fob: lols+. Of June 81. 1915, con-
sIsting OF 8 d. rings. dia. bracelet, d. pin,
: dia. links. pearl scf, pin. d -'f pin. 3 dia
neck chains and pendants. "ii. watch and
pin. dis. sword pin. pearl and dia. colla'
md . pearl ear-screws; NJ Fr!edmann, 81
"a Ave also all ~iewelry, g., pledged to
Aug IS. 1915. for \. Fried. Sons
34t L. Houston 81.
Sept. Large consignment OF very ms
diamonds, watches and ievslry.
Sept. 5-Jewelry, watches. diamonds, &c,
prior Aug. 20. 1915. Jos. Roth. DO Lenos
Ave. Ridgewood Loan office, Brooklyn.
Sept. 6--Jcwelry, watches. diamonds End
all pledges from April 3. 1915. TO Aug. 2s
l9i5. AMI from Nos. 1854 to 1895 am
pledges held over from previous sales. l.
( =. Keller. 2?43 Sth Ave.
Sept. 7-Ciothing. &c. prior Aug, 81
1915. Il. Tigner. 1904 Sd Ave also for y
Y. Loan Office, NJ. Brown. prop. 1861 81
Ave, all pledges TO No. 1900.
Sept. S-Jewclry, watches, diamonds anc
pledges OF every description pledged from
No. 1859 TO $3.50. and from Hay LIST. 1871
20 Aug. "a. 1915. and older dates hel,
over. Peoples Collateral Pledge Society. 81
Liberty st.
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Swami and Woods Confer.

District Attorney Swami and Police
Commissioned Woods had several con-
ferences yesterday. each renewing to the
other his pledges OF full cooperation.
Mr.. Swami has expressed repeatedly his
relief that the investigation was being
Instructed by only a handful Of police
men who were desperately trying to
lrotect themselves. In some police quar-
crs yesterday there was IA disposition
TO charge the District Attorney with
in!a!rness In telling the Committee Of
Twelve on Wednesday that only Ave
detectives were at the disposal of his
'Mce. IL was pointed out that Mr..
swami can and does make use of MEM
1ers of Lieut.. Dan Cos,igan's vice squad
4 twenty-five men. In their conversa-
lion yesterday the Police Commissioner
md District Attorney agreed to try to
have a satisfactory assignment of In
vest.gators arranged for in next years
budget.
The sun., 1916-09-01
EUROPEAN MAILS.

The Holland-Amcrica liner Ryndam, sail
ing tomorrow for Rotterdam. Will AXE
mail. closing at $3.50 A. Nj, for the Neither
lands.
Thu American liner New York. sailing
Tomorrow for Liverpool, viii take mail.
oloslng at $50 A, NJ, for Europe Except
l.. Germany. Austria. Hungary. LussmburK.
Bulgaria. seroia. Turkey, the Netherlands.
: Norway, Sweden and Denmark. Africs,
West Africa and Eas, ladies 'Spain and
portugal must he specially nddressed),
The French liner hochlmbeau, sailing
tomorrow for bordeaux, VIII take mai.
closing at ~ N, fr France, Rumania.
owitserlsnh, Italy. Egypt, Greece. British
india, British Fast Africa, siam, Malta.
Gibraltar, Ceylon. straits settlements
Dutch East Indisa West Australia and
persia.
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T.. I. FIRrSKI. Auct.r. 10 uow.ry. seI,

SO w. 'NH'N
10 A. NJ, unredeemei pledges 81 every de-
4criptlon for unpaid loans fro mthe follow
Iny pawnbrokers, including all diamonds,
-ubies. sapphires, pearls. emcralds. all
cher stones unset or set In rings. earrings,
pine. links. chains, studs, bracelets. lockets
or other mountings, all jew-lrv, watches,
sI~lverwarc, guns. instruments, furs, cloth
Ing. all other goods pledged previous to
iates aud up to numbers mentioned. both
Inclusive. aud all pledges held over.
Sept l-Consolidated oan CO.. li3 Pan,s
Row, Harry Levy & Ga, prop'r: prior june
I, 1915, to No, 5tSl3, u, Harris, 9a3
Court St. Bklyn, diamonds. watches. jew
elry. sc.
Sept. 5--ChaS, IanG 4 Co, soc 9th Ave
from Nos. S03b9 to sis<s and wrom March
10, 1915. to April 80, 1915. all inclusive.
sept Alfred simon, 22os I'd Ave. prior
Aug 20. 1915.
Sept, IN, Manning & Sons. 5N sth
Ave, prior Aus. ~, 1915.
Sept, s--chas, Mayer. 1913 9Th Ave. prior
Aug. Is. 1915. TO No. 1890, Jos. .Anltr-
son, ao7. W. Asd 81, prior Aug. 20. 1915. "a
Ne. SSoo.
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ASIATIC MAILS.

Hawaii. Samoa. Australia Except West),
New Zealand. via San Francisco. stea
Ventura. close at New York September Z.
1880 r, NJ.
Hawaii. via San Francisco. steamship
Mutsonia close at New York september I.
AZ so y. NJ.
Japan, Corea, China. Philippine Islands
via Vancouver and Victoria. u. C., steam
ship Empress Of Asia. close At New York
September 2, 6:2A y
ITALIA Except West), via Vancouver and
Victoria, u. e.. steamship Makurav CLOSE .,
New York September a?. $50 y, NJ
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~COPARrNERsHIP NOTICE.

cOUNTY.-In III. matter Of the Limited
f.,tns,ship Of GusDoFER. sHLENKER
sHLENKER. LOFTS X. NEWMAN, Gts
x; WORMS. HEKBERT L. NEWMAN and
the provisions Of Inc statu,es Of the STATE
Of Sew Ss-k. and for tha. purpose do
The name. or arm. under which aid
rps6,iFGE:HR'n ' ggHil'EN e n ten@ NswM (: = nS
,he county wherein it. principal place o.
business IS TO be located Is New York
intended 10 lie transacted is the buy inr
ara seli'ns 81 sp1' cotton. ana tn. dong
limited partnership to he ensaged,. iner
camille, financial or commercial, az ma,
be mu.aa.ly sSreed upon BY the partner,
special partners interested therein, and
their retpecti"e places Of residence are a
Il. Ci'y Of Memphis. Tenn sidney S
shlenk.r. who resides in the City of vlcks
S1Ts, M ci,y d;ri. W. X Ns~msn' who reside.
X. Worms. Herbert u. Ns~msn and Claude
s. Newman. all OF whom reside In III. City
;Hd stat. OF New fo.t, I'll. sad Gus K
5 Newman are the only special partners,
ana an he other. are s.n.r.i partners
~ ot ehIu YurtHeTs DOtu general And
" The. amour, Of capita, which the
said GA Il. Worms. a. special partner, has
contributed 10 the common stock In cash
10 the sum OF $500; the amount OF capita
which the said Herbert II. Newman, a.
common stock in cash Is the suni OF S>.iOO
and the amount OF capital which the said
Claude :; Nsxmsn AS special partner
cash IL the sum OF $500.
V. The said copartnership ~ to begin
on M. soth day Of june. lis: uni.ss
sooner terminated by the death or insol
yenvy OF any VI the general partners o.
By the violation OF the psrtnership agree
ment by any. q the partners
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, we have
hereunto set our hands and seals this ais,
day of July. In. the year one thousand mine
hundred and sixteen.
ISAAC GuSDOFER a. c.
SIDNEY 5. sHIENKER IL.
LOUIS n. NEWMAN IL. $.
GUS x WoRMS DIS
CLAUDE s NEWMAN IL. 3.
conrSTTY of new YORK S.;
on this 3ist day OF July. 1915, before me-
personally appeared ISAAC GuSDoFER
SSEswMAN ana cT.ATDE :. NEWMAN
known to me to be one OF the individual,
described in aud who executed the fore
going certificate ~ limited partnership, snc
they sev-rsiiy acknowledged to ma tina
they executed tho same for the uses anc
pufposes therein mentioned.
JESSE MYERS, Notary Public.
y. y. Co. No. 3Hi.
tNotar!aI SeSi)
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ARMY AND NAVY ORDERS.

orders were issued to-day
Reserve Corps. from duty In southern De
par,men: 20 his home and report by 'e!e'
srn nFsu, to w Aaa%,i !. r. isn.sri from OF a as,ly. au,,
in the Medical Reserve Corps. to take Of.
fec, on his arrival at his home.
sixth Infantry, attached TO aviation section
Of signal Corps as an aviation student and
viii proceed to a ssn DisSG; ca,1 snd srpSsi
cor0s. aviation school, for duty.
par.srspH 81 special order. No ~,
~ TO direct col George II. Morgan. cavalry.
TO report TO commanding General Southern
pspn,im au,y ssr may a.y'f 5. required. re ' Of him. nm
second Lieut. Charles II. corbett,
Thirtieih Infantry. detailed to enter. next
coed TO Fort Leavenworth and report In
person TO the commsndant the army serNic.
First Lieut., Joseph o.. Mauborgne. Eighth
Infantry, upon arrival In United States Will
proceed TO Fort Lesvenworth and report In
person to commandant Of the army service
schools Tor duty as an instructor at tbs
First Lieut.. John r. Miller. Philippine
Scouts: to the Walter Reed General Hos
pital. u. e.. for observation and treatment
Leave Of absence for two months. to take
granted Capt. Arthur 81 shipp. infantry.
Leave OF absence for on" month. to take
FIR, Lieut.. Francis II. Fsrnum. Infantry,
These r-sivnstions accepted: Second
Lieut.. otto N. Frank. First Cavalry, II.
linois National, Guard; Capt. William q. q.
ouinby. Medical Corps. New Jersey Ma.
!!onai Guard: Second Lieut.. George II
Earle I'D, second Pennsylvania National
Guard; Major Thomas c.. Aller. Med.csl
Corps. Pennsylvania National Guard; FIRST
Lieut.. James u. Rucker, Jr. Medical Corps
Pennsylvan!: National. Guard; Capt. Jame'
II. Ennis. Second Infantry. Georgia Ma
tional Guard. First Lieut.. George y. Booth
Medical Corps, Ohio National Gusrd Sec
ond Lieut., Uric r.. 81. Julian. Third In
fantry. Minnesota National Guard.
These naval orders were issued:
Capt. H.. A. Field, detached from com
mand North Dakota, to naval examining
board and naval retiring board, Washing
ton.
Passed Assistant Surgeon II. p. Pollard
detached Wyoming. to Naval Academy.
Assistant surgeon J. 7. Boone. to wyom'
Ing.
Assistant Paymaster J. A. Hartman. de
tached Jupiter. 10 home and wait orders.
civil Engineer A. l.. Parsons. TO assist
ant to bureau Of yards and docks. Navj
Department.
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II NNO<sE~.

SUPREME Court NEW YoRk COUNTY
Victoria Lauhy ilainiin, ag'lns, justin
Mabel Dixetd LI- wife Mary plerte. Emma
X WHO, H"nri Jar1us bIIard, unmarried,
Joseph +, liHard aud T"l!a = Dihsfd. his
wife Ro.inD Se'ii, Louis, Muller Elizabeth
Sehreiner, Etu.Iy .I.u'hy. l.uis' Gerry
Peer ) t.auhy. and Eleanor ) l.auh', his
his wife. Rosa I.auby John Esser and
EllSaheth Easer. his wife. J"ecrh Ess.r
s%.lberxer,, Mary n'nraa-' usrry Laser ard
Julia ". Ease, his VIE touia E,ssr .ni
Segrit E.s"r. his wifi, Ann, M.ade. il.len
and John tsser, a administrators of tho
goois, ohsite!> ami r-"di's % Catharin:
iiSits,' he nan" VIII an. an" b. 'ns "h"p'i,ious.
saii dHfeudan's IRA, rh,I-'ltH uatne beins
nnkn9"n to tho plaintiff, hut IA" r.rson
d'r.'sel; ami Pau Comment, Rosire Com
incni, Jules Comment children. q. Lou.
Co,nment, deceased. AMI nny and Al "'h.r
"ssset' II any th",e he, II ~ ms. and
n;hH ssii ,wilLiafG" Comment III" nam:
Jtlue Comment. ds'-ased. b. deceased.
or II 'hs .a'i ranl Comment l!osine ON;
or children OF Louis Comment. deceased.
oe de.'.s-d. then aH representatives, n
nam. william being dr,i,iou. g.. Pau
ko.in" comment, JJl.s com
ment or Of anS other deceased MID "r
children az said l.uui- comment, d, as-d.
thtir names and places Of J'siien'c he!tG
u.~ho"n 10 me r'aint'n nnt intend 20
nnadtt '''rlF he'it a. t""' hrNt OF Mn
pr.s"iil tePE's natives executors M
DEMONSTRATIONS htFlS-.~' assignee, Etan''N.
~ 80. ~ "'t'r,' "h dt' u'ht' p.'"'h'
~ Hn' '"p",llF, "h"'"Frf il' si"e'r,a!
HeieIh hsmtH Mo h"N' ~ ''F'n ~ nave
any tltle or .Ii'i'st "a ~" pi"Hls'i ".,
.ur!p'u ~ me complaint iuruibh N" N''l
NI.'a'. eminent, IA" mann WI am
Srimk !, t'i'INs' & fbui ,olnmen'. t"sLle
.onSleh' ju'tH '"utio"nl or any otner
th'll on, 'hIlittn OF SAID l'oa'1 COMMENT
"'''As"i h.lH"3nt ths NIioW.is, wives
or "li""s' Il any there shoLIl b.. ~ am
or inner o' the .re!eoHs auoN" ndrNf o.,
uss'Il.rn ana MafS comment, VIE %,
~ - nr.sn"ah, Wi..aln eminent Iran
,"ul,heni VIE or ,he d''f hidnt !. J. ON
,nv"'' ""h lHa eminent WI" "i - AZ.
::s..rs,th! ~; '.'tnn!e' :, uH ,"n'es Mdrs;.
49, hhu lut hs h'ii''Ls saI9
ni"Nl 70 "a" nialniin 1't'ni'uis sup
''.rnen's' anu Hnshd.d .Ginhi'h-
; WV "poN' ha'neh de''nh'h's
,n' or" n|'rpS s"inIn"he 10 ahs"e' 70
,hnpp,en.eh's' ana "htnu"h '"Nlp'a.lf ~
-, ae'su"' VIM 70 s'.Ne cps OF YOU
u.m, Hn NY n,".ht'n = one, WIN
$500 u"Ss 49, VIZ 't'l''' '' mus sun
.'"s' N..".'N' o. IN" dlN OF sHrF''"' an
'' '"uF IA 70 appeal or .
h. a. s",e"' go 80 HH"h 's"uhfI
~, '.,"u,' ~ wv l''"' g'+"tA IN us
" ~. "in 'I"n.'' : ,mpn'iU''
STEISrn>eM liz; Nj. '''h 4'lh
pIa~ 49, i'i'itiN' N.othcSs to'
a." m, ~ ',Hi,e sIlt-e'
i"''"e" OF M"Hia''"
To ~. H. .vY,,.., .,
The sun., 1916-09-01

MORTGAGE sALE-A. !. kapIan, Au~
tioreer. sells Sept. LIST. 1915. 10 A. NJ. q
premises known as No. ~ chatham square
Borough of Manhattan. New York city. nx
tures and ohattels OF a saloon. by order o
attorney for
The sun., 1916-09-01

WILL sell at II A.. n. . lot Of butchers
fixtures Il. ISL sh Ave. In re. Gershon
~. Roth. l.. '. DAMICO. Marshal.
The sun., 1916-09-01
PAWNBROkE Frs SALES.
CENTRAL AUCTION CO.. ". Sheehan
AuCtiONer, 1S2 Cana street, sells jewelry

at ~ A, N clothing at 10 4, NJ
Sept. by II, simpson Co, 800 Fulton
81, Bklyn, all unrcdeemed pledges Of
pearls. diamonds and other precious stones,
watches, Jewelry, silverware, g., pledged
previous TO No. 1901. July !, 1915. and -
articles hcli over from previous sales,
Sent by John Simpson. lGt Howcry,
all unredetmed pledges Of pearls, diamonds
and other precious stones. watches, Jcwelry.
silverwurc. Sc. pledged previous to No.
10000. June l, 1915, and all article held
over from, previous sales.
Sept. 7-Ceasigumsut st 1svslyk
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THE WEATHER FORECAST FOR
TO-DAY AND TOMORROW
Steamship Arrivals and Notwithstanding
Foreign Mails-The Fire Record.
THE WEATHER.

For eastern New York. fair To- lay and
to-morrow. with the exception y shower.
In the north and central sect -; light
southerly winds.
For New Jersey, fair. continuing warm
to-day. to- morrow. partly cloudy. not much
change In temperature; iisht to moderate
south winds.
For New England. generally fair to-day
md Tomorrow. light west to southwest
winds.
For western New York. generally fair to-
&C.; Tomorrow, probable showers end not
SO warm; moderate southwest to vest
NEW YORK. sept. IA moderate area
Of depression dropped southwark from the
Interior OF Canada yesterday to a position
over Lake Superior and western Ontario
and caused higher temperatures In the mid
dle and upper Mississippi Valley. lake
regions and Ohio Valley.
There were no other notable temperature
| changes. but unseasonably low tempera-
lures continued during the morning In West
Virginia.
Hish pressure prevailed In Eastern and
Southern sections, but was generally low
In the West.
Showers occurred at n few points In the
central and Outhwestern States.
Elsewhere the weather was generally
fair.
In this city tho day was fair and warmer.
wind. fresh southwest to west. Average hu.
mildly, So per cent: barometer, corrected
10 read to sea level. at ! A. NJ. 3o.l2; 3 l..
NJ m no
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TOURS.
0.lmD0 fAfUs \ ed0oa. -
HSl1Slilill; , sSss, ''iN'v'cH'' ~'
l. ny

supreme Court. New York County. In tn,
Of the general assignment for IN,
benefit OF creditors OF NJ. Nirken. doini
business a. NJ. Nirken q Co, Assignors &
julius 4. Newman. Assignee. Notice /
given that I VII, sell at public auc
lion. through ]. n. Mayors. a~uctioheer. Thu
assets Of the above named Assignors. con
of Furniture, Fixtures. etc. To
DAY. SEPT. let. 1876. at 1880 A. NJ, "A
No. IA Broadway. Borough OF Manhattan
city OF New YORK;.
JULIUS a. NEWMAN. ASSIGNEE.
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FALL River LINE
TO BOSTON SA.OO

otrs. ~. Pier ~. n r., II. L'ulton St,
1Aiiy at $3.50 y. n. Auaic.
Providence lIne-For Providence. Hos
too and points East. S,rs. ". pier IL. =
~. u. Fulton St. week days only. at y. u
New Londea (NOrwic hD Line. ctr. ~. PEE
q. n. r.. II. Houston ST. week days only
see r. ~.
New BEDFORD Llne-S.rs. ~. Pier 20, v.
~, q. Houston ST.. week days only. 81
New Haven Line. str. ~. Pier 80. l.. r..
q. Catharine ST.. week days only. see
.. n; Pier 20. Il. E 2.d St. 2;is r u.
The sun., 1916-09-01

Chss. f~erlinghetti. Auctieneer. will sci
on Saturday, Sept. IL, AT a. NJ. : VII
bur. ! pcase, p! Huntington t'prigh; Pan.
Nos s+i.. s.laa. $3.50. sSs5j, $50. A<I2o
s'l6o. sslts. ss+s,. PEASE PIANO co
i:s W. 42d ct.
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R INTELLIGENCE.

Unlted States Coast and Geodetic Survey
STANDARD Time.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.
AN PM I'm
Dun rises. 6 ri sun sets. ,s3i Moon scts.7:5s
HIGH WATER THIS DAY.
AN AM AN
oandynk.. $40. Gov.ls.. SAyitieilGstc. 100
Low WATER THIS DAY
AM AMI AM
0audyu'k.. q IS Gov. lM.. 8 Isl Hell Gate. .5:37
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FOB SALE.
CLOTHING.

MEMS CREDIT TAIIORS--Suits Rain.
coats, etc, 81, 81 down, 81 weekly. Ham.
ilton-Msrtin CO. III Bway center ) cori'
landt 81
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Highest temperature, SO, at l J.. NJ.
Lowest temperature. g.. At 5:l0 A. NJ.
Average temperature "a.
The sun., 1916-09-01

The temperature In this city yesterday.
as recorded by the ofhcial thermometer. Is
shnMu In the annexed iahlc.
The sun., 1916-09-01

Arrived-THURSDAY. August 81.
Is Adriatic, "a +. NJ, Liverpool. Aug. ~
IS AdrIauc, SS0 y. M. Liverpool, Auk "
"a Joseph ". Fordney. 10 IS A.. H., Cardlh'
Aug. II.
Ss Scl"nc. $50 A. NJ. Maino, Aus. Il.
IS Muskogee. 3 A. NJ, Gibraltar. Aus. n.
50 Wieldrccht, 30 \. NJ, Lisbcn. Aug. 10
~ Au,crs, 1 ~ A. NJ, Rotterdam, Aug
IS Agcnoria, . 20 4. NJ. DakAr. Aug. ~.
rs Advance, Cristobsl, Aug "a.
rs Verdi. Ba rbHios. Aug. y.
Ss Bertha, Matanxas. Aug. ..
rs Isabella. Jucaro, Aug ~.
- Antilles, New Orleans. Aug. -.
Is Ainiruntc, Kingston, Aug. 26 A.
~ city Of Montgomery. savannah, Aug. ~
Ma Hamilton. Norfolk, Aug. ~.
IS Roma. Providence, Aug. 10.
IA Tlorizcl, Halifax, Aug. -.
Is Colorado, Boston, Aug. ~.
IS Kamhord. Hampton Roads; Aus. 30
u vacuum, Philadelphia, Aus. %.
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NFIETW' WI : UTIT I|N- VTI|t 4 TTIT"k
SOs Broadway. Ioyuush ~ MaAhatta
Nav Sn-k tt.,

To the Defendants "WI,lan' m.n.,
" lNing, the name ~ .U!Hm" k@Irg 60
tit!ous. srij dr;au lAIt. true Christian
name being ,ntn"Nn 20 the rla!ui!n hl'
ne person intended being q son ~ lscuu~
sonltneut, detease!, and Paul Common.
Rosine comment Jules comment. r|n.liici.
- Louis tnmnieI', lie, easeI ana auy an
other chi iren OF the snii lou'. ,'n'u-
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EVENING LINE.

Leaves daily except SUNDAY no trip M Scpicm-
Dtr sun tuOf OF I christopher st. o. i2Dh 81,
80, ! onkers. y. NJ, for Sewburgh, tatskill.
Hudson. CoSSacAic. Tickets interchangeable
With those Of Day Lin. Tel. 1907 spring
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4 PETERSEN. At'orns.. ,-
Plaintin, oNise aud ius, ptl., nt|.u
sos Broadway. Borough Of Mauuu....
New YORK Cay.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-05-10
ohio STATE LEAGUE
OPENED UP TODAY
IIt Is the Oldest Glass D Or
( ganization in the
Country.
(ny Associated Prcss)

COLUMBUS, O.. May 1O.-The Ohio
State Baseball league began its ninth
season today with the outlook for the
coming year the best in its history.
1t is the oldest ClassT"D" aggregation
in the country to operate continuously.
It has clubs: at Charleston and Hun,
tington in West Virginia; Maysvillc,
Lexington and Frankfort, Kentucky.
and Portsmouth. Ohio.
Portsmouth has the only club that
has operated a continuous franchise
and still retains It membership.
Portsmouth will play at Maysvilie to-
day, Huntington at Charleston and
Lexington at Frankfort.
On May - and 10 the openings will
be reversed and Maysville will play
at Portsmouth. Charleston at Hunting.
ton and Frankfort at Lexington.
After these dates the clubs will play
four games on each visit. The sched.
ule provides for three trips around
the circuit for each club.
A two season schedule has been
adopted. The first season closes July
6, the second beginning July 8 and
closing Labor Day. The teams win.
ming the pennant in the respective
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seasons will play a post season series.
The Ohio State league is looked
upon by major league scouts as a
fertile field for the development OF
young players. Among the Glass "a
PLAYERS today who have seen service
In the Ohio league are Jake Daubert,
Brooklyn; B%umgardner and Carl We'll.
man. st. Louis Browns: al Mamoux,
Pittsburgh; Sam Jones and Hank
Gowdy, Boston Red Sox. and Lee Fohl,
manager OF the Cleveland Indians.
The league not only has a repusa.
ton of sending the largest number OF
Class ID" rockies TO the majors. but
contributes at least one umpire to the
higher leagues each season.
These ex.Bib Leaguers are incharge
of the teams this year: Chester
Spencer. former National and Inter.
national first baseman at Portsmouth:
Jimmy Jones, National and Eastern
league outielder at Maysyille; Watt
Powell, Pacific Coast league oltfieIdi
er Is in charge OF the Charleston club:
Huntington is headed by Kemperi shal.
ton. former American association out.
fielder; Frankfort is managed by
Duckey Holmes. veteran catcher and
Lexington is under the guidance OF
Howard Guyn.
Joe F. Carr, OF Columbus, is presf.
dent.
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PERSONALS.

Ctas. Mccullough Of Clarksburg is
In town for a visit with friends.
Bert Turner Is a business visitor in
Charleston.
Clarence Armstrong Of Huntington
Is 9 businesssy visitor in town.
The infant son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Da.
vid A. Ward is recovering from a Sc
yious illness at the parents home on
High street
Miss Lottiel Glover Of Glover Gap is
the guest OF friends In this city.
Arch Rex OF Brave. Pa, spent the
week end with his parents at Downs.
Very Interesting revival meetings
arc being held at the Christian church.
You are cordially invited to attend.
@. 8. Grow, OF Morgantown, spent
the week-end with friends inttown.
Frank Jones has returned from Cam.
eron whore he was visiting with hts
family.
Elmer Floyd has returned from ralr.