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ARMY AND NAVY ORDERS;
MOVEMENTS OF WARSHIPS
From The Tribune Bureau
Washington, November Il.


Cag LpM Nd b. GREGORY. 9th Inf. detsil,.'
20 y NJ C.. De- .. 10 repors to com. gen Phi
Ma JAY RALPH SHOOK. Med Corps. now a.
san Francisco. assigned station al Preside o.
First IL. JOSEPH ANDREWS and ROY NJ
JONES. sig CoTIs. nov a. San Francisco. 10 r.
Cspi LoKTNzO. D. GAssER. O NJ c. unfl. as.
LesSs & st9srcs % q, Two month. granted L. Col
Cant WILLIAM L. LOWE 10Th Cav. retirement
Reiinlacai Of Brig Gen. ROBERT X. EVANS a..
Capt RALPH TALBOT. Jr.. 18Th Cav detailed in
Z d. e.. De- 9. vice Capt CLYDE 4. HAW-
kINS. q. y. e.. relieved from further detail IN
CAPT RALPH NJ PARKER from 9Th to "a Cav
Following assignments oiicer cav. promoted. a.
ca: DUNCAN 6. mCH2RT. ist cav cav % -'''
Capt. HOLLIS IL r. MULLER. Coast AT. 10 san
school for iempors duiy IN CONNECTION with Geld
officers course b. aviation.
Leave o., absence for oie month and e1 days from
Dee ] granted Firt u. FRED sEYDL. Coast
First L. WILLIAM " FARRELL. Mel. Res
Corn. from South. Dept. Dee. (. 10 hone and
stand relieved from active duty.
Fini Il. HENRY T. CARsTENS Med Re- Cc1s
from duty DO South Dept. Nov. 90. TO home AMI
stand relieved from active duty.
Leave Of aosence for one month on completion ~
test for junior military aviator granted FirFt J.
GEORGE L. LOWELL. lr Cav. detached officers
Ar. and Capt GEORGE r. TAIRCHILDS. Ohio
y. G.. accepted.
NAVY
Com J. V. KLEMANN. de- aohed navy yard
Portsmouth. y II. Dec 2, n command vesisl
Dec 49, vice CON. l.. l.. BENNETT 10 Naval War
College Jan j.
Com G. $ GALBRAITH detached naval maya
zine. Iona Island y. y Dec Il. 10 inspector OF
ordnance in charge ~. Mimi
Com H. ~ WOOD. detached nav yard Nor
fOlk. De. % 10 Naval War College. Jan J.
j. u r COIFEl. detached aid On STAFF COM
mander reserve force Atlantic feet: 70 Naval VAT
College
II vs. = WHITEHEAD detached naval station
Key West, Dec Al; 70 Asisuc station. via jan
trans port
IA b. T. KAYs detached Naval War College;
70 aid 10 commandant naval station. Nauagansett
Bay. vice H. W u. PULEsTON. 10 Aslatic sta
ton via FEB transport
II r. = MCCULLOUGH detached Naval War
College. 10 navy yard, y y.
II ". J.. NEWTON. detached aid star COM
malder coast torpedo force Pacific feet 10 tenn
porarS duty command Milw4u
II a. g. T. J. LOWRY detached receiving
ship al san Francisco. 20 Raleigh
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Observation-Disclosures
Featuring Icy the Photographer in
THE PAUSE OF THE TIGERS
~By ". o. MCCLELLAN

and thrown into Lake Carnegie! No.
this is SibyPs work. Oh, why did |
select a hick Romeo TO help me IN a
task like this?"
The Princeton cheer leaders are sing
ing "For Old Nassau"
Suddenly an aeroplane hovers over
the stadium, and the spectators looN
upward.
at is HOBBY Baker," gasps Bestries.
ut is all of with Yale"
REEL 3.--Tzzy Ksplsn, the photog-
rapher, is speeding along a Jersey road
in a limousine. A heavily veiled woman
is seated beside him.
Believe me, Sibyl," says Icy, being
q colleger is not what it is cracked 10
be. Sooner ! would rather be going 10
the theayter, but | got to done this for
my elmer meter. which Is the name
of the college in Eyetalian."
Suddenly the limousine begins to
swerve from side to side. Closeup OF
the rear tires. One is punctured.l
There is sound Of raucous laughter
and lay sees figure running from
behind clump Of bushes at the rosd-
side
"Sibyl. have been iobbed," says
lLZNs Udl ltAttT WAS WtoiAhb q
orange and black sweater. II was some
Princeton hummer, and he put the
limousine on the blink"
Ivy bows his head, registering de-
spair. Suddenly he looks up at a
little black speck in the sky. The specx
grows bigger. /. is an aeroplane and
it volplanes TO earth beside the dis
abled car.
The aviator alights and, doffing his
cap 10 the yelled woman, says: Gould
| be of any assistance. miss?"
Before the woman can reply Icy
rushes to the aeroplane and seats him
self. The motor whirrs. lzzy runs un-
evenly along the ground, then turns
sharply upward in the direction of the
Palmer Stadium.
"Goodby, Sibyll" he calls. "lf
should make it a smesh, tell them
done it for dear old Yale"
The aeroplane fades into . speck and
afar off in the blue lev the Photog-
rspher Is singing Bulldog, Bulldog,
bow, wow, wow!"
REEL 4-The second half Of the
Yale Princeton game is just starting
In the press stand Beatrice Buggs sits
with her face buried in her hands.
"Izzy has thrown Yale down." she
walls. IL knew that this Sibyl woman
would have an evil influence upon him.
The ball is teed ready for the kick
of. The Yale man boots 1t heavily and
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REEL beatrice Bugs, the besuti-
full girl reporter, is pinning bunch OF
violets TO her coat preparatory TO start
ing for the Yale-Princeton game. lizy
kaplsn. photographer and man-aoout-
town, walks into her sanctum.
Are you ready to start for the game
lzzy?" asks Beatrice.
ITO tell the truth, Miss Bugs, |
didn't intentioned TO CO." replies Icy.
ut is such a cinch for the Sons OF Old
Levi that nothing is to it,"
"But the sporting editor says be-
gan Beatrice.
"Confdentially. Miss Bugs say:
Icy, that sporting editor is dead and
cremated from the chin up. You know
what | mean-nobody is home. There
is a newborn sucker every minute and
he is the first"
"But | have Just received this" says
Beatrice, holding out letter. (Close-
up of the letter. 1t reads:
Dear Miss Bugs:
Hope that you and Izxy will be
on hand in case OF an emergency at
Princeton. | understand that the
Princeton aviation squad will be
lowering over Palmer Stadium and
they nwy be contemplating a gas
attack. CUPE BLACh.
Ivy registers disgust. 81 got couple
of passes for the Midnight Foolishers,
he protests. "And Princeton is whipped
before il starts"
But HOBBY Baker will be there in a
biplane. and you cannot tell TO what
lengths he may go to beat YALE pro-
tests Beatrice.
Believe me. Miss Bugs, that Prince
TON gang couldn't get by the Yale with
six aeroplanes or nothing else," says
Icy. at couldn't been done"
"But all good Yale men will be there,
Izry,' 'retorts Beatrice.
"All right, then, Miss Buggs" says
Izzy. "If you said II, | should be there
But you know what the old Yale sons
says, Bulldogs, Bulldogs, bow, wow
vow"
REEL 2.-The first half Of the Yale
Princeton game at Palmer Stadium has
lust ended. The scoreboard (close-ur
Of the score board) reads: Princeton
0, Yale 0. -,
Beatrice Bugs, the beautiful CIR
reporter. rushes down from her seal
in the press stand and dasnes fever
ishly about the field, looking up into
the crowded stands.
"The game is half over" she mutters
land Ivy is not here. Can he have
been waylaid by Speedy Rush's minioas
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PROPOSALS

PROPOSALS FOR cOMMIsSARY FOOD.
STUFfS. ETC. Office Of Panama Raj
Road Company, "a state Street. New York,
November 20. Sealed proposals. are invited
20 the Panama Rail Road Company Va
accordance with terms and conditions con-
talped IN Circular No P-5es. Circulars sni
following named places. at which points
bids Will be received and opened IN public
ing Department, Pansns Rail Road Com
pany, - state Street. New York. once -
r sGtla Rnx SsS ~ Al whiSss
Qusrtermsst,r L. \. A. FORT Mason. San
Francisco cal. aud Depot Quar;ermastsr.
L. $ a. 1913 East ontario Street. Cfi-
cago. 30 Bids " N be received AZ New
f0rh until 200 PSI. At Chicsgo aud Sew
orleans until LOO + VI. sad at San Fran.
cisco uatii ii.00 An. December = Il o.
Rutherford. Commissary Purchasing Agent.
Panama Raj Road Company. - Sists
Street. New York.
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the ball heads straight for briggs, OF
Princeton. At the same moment an
seroplane lowering over the grounds
makes low, menacing dip.
briggs looks up and suddenly be-
comes as II psrslyzed.
1T is Izzy Kaplsn. OF Yale" he NUT
ters, and let's the ball go By him. Nose,
ley, the Yale end, scoops up the bail
and darts toward the Princeton line.
The Princeton tackler seires him, but
too late. Yale has the ball on the 81
yard line.
Beatrice seizes her field glasses and
levels them at the aeroplane. Suddenly
her features register JOY. (Cut in close
up OF the aeroplane, seen through
glasses, showing Ivy Kaplsn at tho
lever)
The ball is passed 10 Brsden for
drop kick. Icy drops a line containing
a sinker and fish hook. he snags the
ball neatly and, shooting forward, the
aeroplane carries the oval between the
goal posts. The score IL now Yale :,
Princeton 0.
REEL 5-Tad Jones and Ivy Kaplan
are seated at the breakfast table In
hotel at Atlantic City.
How did you manage II, lzzy" asks
Jones.
"Confidentially, Mr.. Jones" replies
Icy, yale don't need no help when II
is Princeton, but anyhow ! did II for
Old Levi. II is not always big fellers
and moderers what wins football
games. II is brains, Mr.. Jones, and lay
Kaplan has got more brains than he
needs"
"But next Saturday comes the Har-
ward game" says Jones, sadly.
THAT you should leave to me- says
Izzy. II will make a hummer from that
Teller Haughton yet, and with the kap-
Ian system. And we should take the
whole Yale team to the Midnight Fool
ishers in the night"
Icy and Tad Jones sing the Bulldog
song and Cupid Black and the Yale
SQUAD rush into the dining room and
tackle the breakfast for loss.
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CHANGE OF NAME

SUPREME COURT-STATE OF NEW
York. County OF New fork.-In the mat
ter OF the application Of The Dayton Auto
mobile Repairing Company. Incorporated
for authority TO change Its name to The
Dayton Auto Parts Company.
Notice - hereby given that The Dayton
Automobile Repairing Company Incor-
p0rated. domestic corporation. having its
principal business once In the city and
County OF New York. Ia the state % New
York. will apply 10 the Supreme Court Of
the state OF New York. az Special Term
Part | thereof. TO be held - the County
court House Ia the city Of New York
county Of New York, on the 9Th day 81
December. 1916. at 10 20 o'clock In the
forenoon Of that DAY. or as soon there
after a. counsel can be heard for an
order authorizing said corporation to
change It's corporate name to The Dayton
Auto Parts Company.
Dated. New YORK. y. Y. october 3oth.
1916.
ING co. INC.
BY CHARLES =. HoLsTE. President
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STORAGE NOTICES

TO r. NJ. YOUMANs. MRS. MARTHA
Tracy Owler. Estate OF Henry l. Kowal-
sky or Mabel A. Kowalsky, Miss NJ. Arrow
smith. Mrs T. ". Cleveland, Nicholas s
Yovanoyitch Mrs. ~. James. L. ID. Har-
rington, Sterling Birmingham. Henry L.
Sterrett Beatrice VI. Taylor III. J. Essel-
mont. z r Dorster. Miss Fanny Perrenot.
q. y. Mory. Mrs. Marie Chesney. Mrs
Joseph Weaver. l.. Ensinger, Mrs y. D.
Johnson, w O. Wilson. Mrs. Sarah J..
smith, Mrs. Ida NJ. Conklin, r. Schiele.
Charlie. Well, Aug Benson A. L. Bohnen.
Estate Of Julia c. wight or Henry Wood
run, Mrs VIM. +. Hoag or Adeleine X.
Hoag. Mrs. Ada Z. Martinsen. Geo r.
Morse. Mrs A. p. Lawrence, Esther NJ.
Wilson. Mrs. Kathryn Frost II c: X. Hes
man, Lewis ". Hoyt. Mrs. Q. Holcomhe.
Mrs Iva l. Rosenthal. Albert C. Robinson
or Mrs. H. d. Mercilllott. Mrs. ". c. Cook
You and each Of you are hereby notified
that the time for the payment Of our lien
upon the property hereinafter described
having expired. after due notice thereof
had been givon you. we will cause such
property. 20 wit. Household Goods. Per
sonal Effects and Merchandise, stored In
the Columbia Storage Warehouses by you
or In your name tor IN which YOU may
have an INTEREST,". 20 be sold AZ public
auction according TO the statute IN such
case made and provided. al Nos 50 * AZ
West 61th St, on Saturday, December srd
1916, a. 1880 A. NJ. and II the sale thereof
Is not completed on said date ths same "
he continued az the same place on each
and every Saturday thereafter. beginning
at 1870 \ NJ until the sale IL completed.
COLUMBIA STORAGE WAREHOUSES.
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j.. %. g. C. D GnRoY. 10 naval recruiting
station parkersburg W. Va.
Il H. c. J.. 6 HAAS. detached Lconidss: to
Ems. R r. BARROW, detached Memphis to TEN
porsry duty receiving ship a. Norfolk
en- Gun c, n SHELDON detached West VIZ
ginia; 70 naval magazine. Mare Island
Gun. &. LONT1ACE. detached Maryland; 70 west
Virginia -
MOVEMENTS
ARRIVED
Nov le-Annapolb. at Topolobampo
Nov 20-AJSN al OiOngSpo. Ammeny BuHgWs.
Henley Panther Paispsco. Triple ard Warrins-
ton AZ Block Island. Areihusa. a. Pensacola. bal-
umoro and Dubuque A. Southern DIM GTothds :
Cheyenne al Puget Sound Dolphin. Al M&shins-
ton Hancock and Olympia, al San Domingo tly
Nachlas az Gusuiana no. Oregon. a. san Diego'
Pstspsco. az Newport. sylph al Washington lucA-
o.. al Boston.
Nov oo-Ammcn. BURROWS. bushnell honl0;
III b. I~3. Ia. Panther. Paiapsco. ITpie ana
Warrington. Newport for Block Island; fdspsco
Block Island FOR Newport. Chgcnnc. Puget souh9
10 sea. Connecticut. flpnga. Oklahoma, lteh am
Wyoming Hsmpt0n Roads for southern nm
Grounds KsnaNhs and San Francisco. hampton
Roads Tor y y. Tucker Boston 20 sea.
Nov 2l-Suppy Nagassh for f0kohama.
Illinois detached cruiser force ATLANTIC heet shI
assigned reserve force Atlantic hcet. Illinois VIII
continue her present duty in Mexican WS,rre. 49,
Flas Of commander cruiser force ir"ii'ieIIoH II"
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STORAGE NOTICES
THE MADISON SQUARE
STORAGE WAREHOUSE

New oihf NnNtnbtf loth, 1915.
To sydney Wire. II. l. White. Joseph
Camner. l. " Loewcuthal. Marietta Jen-
nings NJ. C.. r. Phelps, George Baxinaly.
Cstharne Murphy, Mrs Carroll. You and
each OF you are hereby notified that tho
time for The payment Of our lien upon the
property hereinafter described having ex-
plred after due notice thereof had been
given you. we will cause such property. TO
wit household goods p,rruusi effects
pianos merchandise. etc.. stored Iu the
Madison Square StOfdgv Warehouse. Now
York city. hy you or in your name COR jon
which you may have an INTEREST,". 20 pc
sold 40 pablic auction. according 10 the
statute ZOO such case made and provided
at The Washington Art Gallery. Oh West
2eth So Ncw York City on Friday De
cembcr LIT. 1919. a. 1880 A. ~, ard II
tie sale thereof ~ not completed on said
date, tine same VIII be continued al the
same place on every Friday thereafter. be-
ginning al 1880 a 81. aud continuing until
81 Tie goods are sold
MADISON SO. STORAGE WAREHOUSE.
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suRROGkTES' NOTICES.


- PURSUANCE OF AZ ORDER OF
uonorable John =. Cohalan. a Surrogate
Of tho County OF New YORK, NOlACt ~
hereby given 20 all persons heNlns e.sihis
lie county OF New York. deceased 10 pre-
scnt the same With vouchers thereof 10
the subscriber at IS place OF uansSetins
Ne IN wall street, in the City Of New
York. on or before the :ist day Of De.
Dated. Now York. tn, 18th day of
DAVID n. GREER,
Administrators c. l. q.
PIERCE & GREER
ATTORNEYS Tor Administrator e. IA,
81 Wall Siteei. New York. y Y.
IN PURSUANCE orr Az ORDEK OF
HON JOHN \. cOHALAN. Surrogate
Of the county OF sew ioLk. Notice 10
Against CHARLES NEUKIRcH. late Of the
County ~ Sew orb. deceased, TO present
serlbcr. 81 their place u transsetIng busl-
.ress al The once OF their attorneys No
1925 Broadway. Borough Of Manhattan in
ne city Of Ncw York on o. before the z3d
Dated. New YORK. the 18Th day Of
"'''' LEOPOLD RossBAcH.
BLANCHE b. NEUKIRrH.
GEORGE -. ThURNAUER.
CAIN LEvENTRITT & GoETz. At
forueys for Executors. i@s broadway
Manhattan. \. Y. city.
~ ,q-psUANCE OF Az ORDER or NON.
Jshu D. Cohalsn. "A Surrogate of the
couniw % rev York. Notice IL hereby
.eiveu 10 al persons having claims against
Emma Norgeuftern. late OF the County o.
Ner YORK deceased. TO present the same
vim vouchers thereof TO the subscribers a;
fbeir place u trnnsacting business. Room
1-of 10 40 wall street Borough OF Man
b.tfau City 81 New York. on or before the
.5tn day II March. 1917.
Dntsd. New York. the ltih day Of Sep
EDWARD H. GREEN,
LEE y. COSHLAND.
Executors
Sullivan & CROMWELL Attorneys
for Executors. 40 wall Street New
lofk. y. y.
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PUBLIC NOTICES

THE FIRM or l. r. WILD co. An
nouncr with deep regret the sudden
death " Miss wild. Of sOs Firth Ave
Mrs J.. Z. villa Leel. The bureau wilt
corporation directed BY her sister. Mr..
Bvnjamin siliman. The entire stan ass
ciafel With the firm VIII unite With Mia
SULLIVAN ih rendering the same high quai
ny ~ personal service which has alws,s
been feature Of tho ONCE 800 nth
Avenue
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AUCTION SALES

MORTGAGE SAIL SIMON. AuCTIOSEKR
viii sell ihi, day. Q a NJ. or premises Io5- ~
Wooster 81 property mentioned m tao norty.scs
st-erIf~i b. Morris Cohen. Frank Cohen Jacob
tfo,.uan 10 DAVID : tsrussmsH. loi singer Ma
ch.ncs Metropolitan seSins Mafhines Union rpe
cfss Wiiloor a Gibhs. ! Nesars Gas knrre.
,uiuns h.ehn. % MA, bots'' ,hslis. rr-lLs
"a ard al other chatiss cunt aimed Ia the
shop aud of-ce II above premi.cs
CHAS. ILLF. AL Tor AortSSxs&.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-11-22
LYNCH VS.. Burns

Joe Lynch, the bantamweight boxer
of the West Side. who gave johnny
Ertle, the bantamweight champion, n
stiff battle not so long ago. will face
frankie Burns. of Jersey City, In ten
rounds at the Pioneer Sporting Club on
next Monday night.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-11-22

perhaps, that football is in condition
that borders closely upon the precar.-
Gus. The thirteen points that grace
the right side OF the scoring ledger
were made in the two first games Of
the season. Seven OF these were scored
IN losing game against Hamilton;
the six others were sufficient 20 defeat
Vermont. Five games have been played
since Vermont was beaten. and nothing
that even remotely resembled q score
has gladdened the hearts Of the Co
lumbia cheering section.
Was Lack Of Material
There is much truth in the state
meut concerning the Columbia back
field. 1t is true that Metcalf has not
been overburdened with material, and
that he has been dealing with green
material as compared with some of his
rivals, but, as "The Spectator" sug-
gcsts, il is time to abandon excuses
and measure the team by It's success
on the field. That the line does not
charge may be part OF the system Of
coaching,
Some mentors prefer to have their
men wait, allowing the offensive line
70 sift through, and then lunge to make
their tackle That is all right in the
DRY. but orthodox football calls for the
charging line men. Many coaches
maintain that unless back be stopped
behind the line, or the moment he ar
riyes there, he will gain ground. More
over, the charging offensive line men
who use their eyes can attend to the
waiting opponent. and tear through 70
clear up the secondares.
That the team does not tackle, and
It cannot be denied that it does not,
is beyond those who have watched the
practice throughout the season. LONE
dummy drills, and work in the scrin
mage. should have grounded the boys
in this department. They hit low and
hard in practice, but in the games.
apparently. they have forgotten all they
knew
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-11-22

HOLLAND HOUSE OPERATING COMPANY.
Creditors OF the Holland House Operating Company.
which operated q huel az 5th ay and Both ST. and
was put into bankruptcy Octoher 2, 1912. are 20
receive another dividend a. D. per cent Two
time ago Judge Hand yesterday directed the trus-
tee TO declare a dividend Of ~ per ccy, VIII ~
viii leave abou, s. $50 for allowances. The report
~ Edward l.. Patterson. trustee. showed receipt +,
$50 as disbursements Sis 92o leaving balance u
SOLOS Claims filed aggregate S30l G6l. Of which
S207 coo was flled by the Holland House Company.
Tie landlord Of The operating company
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AUCTION SALES

MORTDAGE SALE WILLIAM TOBIAS. AuC
u0Ussr sells Wednesday. Sor. e iele a. n
o'ciock A " a. 227i rsh,h Ave Manhattan
Borough chstes ard printing nriure ~ fTsisrniiy
lIess. Ham Golden. frop
~ o1dsg u NaxSSsA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-11-22

Highest temperature, - degrees al o..v ?. III: ,
lowest. ~ degrees cat a. nj. sTeTags. "a dc
grres average same date last year. ~ degrees.
average SAME date FOR thiriy-thF,e years, - ne
gree.
Humidity
a. ms p. ms 2. m.'..'b
Barometer Readings
a. moss ?. m...3O.i p m...so.io
Weather
q m.......... Clear p. No.. Viei
Precipitation
q. m......... None .. m...-...... Non'
Local Forecast-Tair Wednesday: Thursday IN
creasIng cioudness and warmer. probably becoming
unsettled hy Thursday night. moderate east winds
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HELP WANTED
Male.
Female

OFFICE BOY wanted. eileen n eighteen yeso o.
axe Address pistOrfc. BoI q. Madison sgust'
alioH. state salary wanted.
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THE WEATHER REPORT
Official Records and Forecast for Spe-
cial Localities

Washington. NoT. 2l.-The disturbance that vas
the Rio GraHds Valley MondS nlsh. moved
east and Tuesday night Us eentro vas over
Southern Texas whence e probably viii movs
rorthe0tEard. Other disturbances have their CEN
trps over tie Canadian Maritime Provinces. A.
oerta Canada and OF the north Pacific coat
During the last twenty -four hours there were local
SHOWS in the south ROCKY Mountain region and
Western Texas and rains IN Eastern TeIss OKLA
hOms. Kansas. Arkansas and Western Missouri
Fair weather WIS the rule elsewhere.
IN the middle Atlantic and New England states
The weather will he fair Wednesday. becoming
unsettled and warner on THURSDAY. and probably
Do followed uy rains IN the middle Atlantic states
and southern Nea England.
Winds Tor "wednesday and rhursday-North At
.altlc. fresh northwest. becoming moderate Earia-
oie. and fair weather: middle Atanuc, south At
.slflc. fresh east and fair weather.
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Colunbid Is Perturbed
over Showing of Team
Fight Log

THURSDAY
Clermont :. C.-Noung Hickey and
Soldier Barttield.
FRIDAY
Harlem :. C.-Ioung Solsberg and
Joe Lynch.
Broadway S. C.-Jsck Dillon and
Al Mccoy.
SATURDAY
Fairmont A. C.-Psl Moore and
Jack Sharkey.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-11-22

BooKK EYPEr Thoroughly experienced. on rrsr
Ledger. goot sa.a-y 10 begin. Address q. IL.
n Third ave
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YOUNG WoAfAN. college eigcaliou lesai and CON
rerrisl training d-sirrs position " t7Is, And
sf-o0sbliy: can furnish lsrt references sA1rv
uolerse Write X e.. si-t Broadsay.
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WORK WANTED
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