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 kRegals are not only au- athentic in style, but sthey represent the ut { 2most ill value. We will Sbe pleased to show you \ the latest models ill style supreme, high ' fquality Regals. Look at the graceful lines and smart style touches of. this dressy model: ($4.5o, $5.5o and $6.5O Ma6nms,,ea&sA /,
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-11-02
WORTH REMEMBERING.

If we do not plant know ledge when yQung, 1t will give us no shade when we are old.
 Chesterfield.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-11-02
BRITISH VESSEL, SUNK BY U.b0AT.
 CARRIED CANNON
Rowanmore by shell fire with en

Continued from page one.)
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1916 IS RECORD
YEAR FOR u. S.
SHIPPING

The merchant shipping, American
and foreign, cleared from seaports
Of the United States, 25,475,103 net
tons for Europe, South America, Asia,
Africa, Australia and Oceanic during
the fiscal year ended June 80, 1910,
was the largest In the history OF the
United States Notwithstanding the Eu-
ropean war, the capture of the port
OF Antwerp, and the closing of the
Black Sea, the blockade Of the ports
of the Central Powers, the withdraw
al of German and Austrian merchant
ships from trade, and the dangers OF
submarines and mines cast adrift In
the routes of ocean commerce.
Up to the year just closed the
greatest volume of clearances from
the United States for the overseas
continents named was 24,S72,40S net
tons during the year ended June 30,
1914, just before the outbreak of the
European war. Much Of the net tom
mage in that year was space for pas
sengers tourists and immigrants) on
ocean steamers, while during the fis-
cal year Just closed such fast steam
ers to a great extent have been with
drawn from trade to serve as allied
transports and hospital ships or held
In port to avoid capture, and their
place has been supplied by cargo
steamers. "a net ton is 100 cubic
feet of ships closed-in space avail
able for cargo or passengers.)
During the past fiscal year our
shipping facilities met tonnage) for
the export trade to Europe, have been
the greatest in our history. The to-
tai tonnage clearances to France and
Italy almost doubled and clearance to
Norway, Denmark and Sweden more
than doubled and to Greece increased
over three fold. ID. ....
American shipping in trade with
South America has developed more
rapidly in the past fiscal year than in
any other direction. The American
tonnage Aeared was almost five times
greater than in 1914 and in trade with
Argentina particularly the increase is
notable.
The clearances from the United
States for Africa on both oceans and
on the Mediterranean increased from
406,457 net tons in 1914 to 464.O93
net tons in 1916.
The total tonnage clearances from
the United States of ships on trans
pacific voyages to ports in Asia. Aus
tralia, the Philippines and foreigI
/ islands of the Pacific increased from
1880, Jos net tons in the fiscal yea
Of 1914 to 2.s74.272 net tons in 1916
and of these amounts American nel
tonnage increased from 100.S3s ne|
tons in 1914 to 2ss.5ss net tons .
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WEEKLY PRODUCE REPORT
ByA. 7. L0NeLEY. Marketing Superintendent.
WEEK ENDING AUG 81, 1915
ISSUED sY THE TERRITORIAL MARKETING DIVISION

the week and are scarce al
60 Young poultry ntion with the exception OF Mascovy
pennlng up
"a ntina on little weight before sending to
ket g dftcu poultry at hall the price OF gou
wanted In large quantities at about
being shipped TO the division
is the dealers TO pay what
at them getting from
the division been ripe and great many spoiled
should
have allowed get too ripe especially they have
should shipped baskets
holding about fourpo ind not in bulk
several week In us re-
the division
picesa as last week
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1916. The table below shows that the
gains have not been uniform, but
there have been marked increases
and decreases in shipping facilities
between the United States and the
countries and colonies comprised
within the limits named. Clearances
to "other Asia" show the greatest in.
crease from 89,176 net tons in 1914
to 618,610 net tons in 1916. During
the past year "other Asia" has meant
mainly yladivostok, and the tonnage
increase shows shipping facilities pro-
vided for the export of locomotives,
cars, rails, motor trucks and steel
products generally to Russia through
Siberia, Russian Black Sea ports he
ing closed. and Baltic ports, especially
Riga, partly closed during the year.
The effect of the withdrawal OF the
Pacific Mail ships to Hongkong Is to
be noted and clearances to the Philip
pines also show marked decrease.
The Philippine figures do not include
government transports. 49,.
In North American waters the for
eign clearances Of American ships
show large gain, but represent q
much smaller number OF ships and
these Of less tonnage than the fig
ures for overseas trade. To Cuba.
Panama and Central America the
American tonnage more than doubled
in the year. ...-..-.." a..
Out Of 1886, 261 net tons of ship
ping cleared on ocean voyages to for
eign ports during the fiscal year
ended June 20, 1916, 9,745,0S2 net
tons were American, or Is per cent;
in the fiscal year 1914. out of 1892
4S6 net tons. only 5,141, S24, or 13 pei
cent, were American.
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SIS, 900 GEMS TAKEN
IN SMUGGLING RAID

NEW YORK, N. Y, Seizure of $751;
eco worth of jewels and the arrest
of a man who said his name was Hans
Edward Thompson, led customs Off
Gals to believe they were about TO
uncover a big smuggling conspiracy.
More arrests are expected.
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MOVEMENTS OF
MAIL STEAMERS
VESSELS TO ARRIVE

Sunday, Sept
Maui, Molokai, Lanai = Mikahala,
IL. str
San Francisco Ecuador, p NJ. str.
Kauai-Kinau, IL str.
Is. Monday, Sept. 4
San Francisco HiIonian, Matson
str.
Manila Sheridan, u. s. A. T.
Tuesday, Sept. 5
Yokohama-SEinyo Maru, T. X. K.
str.
San Francisco-Hwanto Maru, Jap
anese str
San Francisco-Manoa, Matson str.
Sydney-Sonoma, Oceanic str.
Hilo Mauna Kea, IL. str.
Hawaii-Mauua Loa, IL. str.
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VESSELS TO DEPART
NAILS

Mails are due from the following
points as follows:
San francisco Ecuador, Sept. 8.
Vancouver-N Niagara, Sept. 6.
Yokohama Shinyo Maru, Sept. 5.
Sydney onoma, Sept. 5.
Manila Sheridan, Sept 5.
Mails will depart for the following
points as follows:
San Franchises onoma, Sept 5.
Vancouver Makura, Sept. Is.
Sydney-Niagara, Sept. 6.
Yokohama Nippon Maru, Sept 16.
Manila-U. S. A. T. Sherman, Sept. IL.
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President and Mrs Wilson enter.
tanned formally at an al fresco dinner
on the roof of the White House ex.
tension Their guests we're DIR. and
Mrs Carey Grayson, John Randolph
Belling Mrs. Wilson's brother, and
Miss Helen Woodrow Bones.
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OAHU RAILWAY TINE TABLE

OUTWARD
For Waianae, Waialua, Kahuku and
Way Stations-s9:1 rs Q. m, $3.50 p. N.
For Pearl City. Eva Mil and Way
Stations-t7:30 q. m, s9:15 q. m,
al 80 a. M, s2.15 p. m, 1920 p. m.
1918 .. M, 1890 p. M, fills p. %.
For Wahiawa and Leilehua-s IL :05
a. m, .2:40 p. M. $500 p. M, also
p. N.
For Leilehua-fs:oO q. m.
INWARD
Arrive Honolulu from kahuku,
WaiaIua and Waianae-sS:36 q. m.
$3.50 p. m.
Arrive Honolulu from Eva NH and
Pearl City-f7:45 q. m, sS:3e g. m,
s11:02 a. m, '1:3S p. IA, s4:24 p. my
$3.50 D. m, '7:2s p. m.
Arrive Honolulu from WahiaWa and
Leilehua-"9:15 a. m, ,1:52 p, m.
1853 p. m, '7:13 p. m.
The Haleiwa Limited, twohour
train (only firstclass tickets honcred).
leaves Honolulu every Sunday At $50
a. m. for Haleiwa Hotel; returning
arrives In Honolulu at 1910 p. m.
The Limited stops only ct Pearl City,
Eva Mill and Waianae.
'Dally. Except Sunday. tsunday
only.
C. p. oENIsoN, r. c. SMITH.
Superintendent. Q. ?. 4.
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TRANSPORT SERVICE

Thomas, at San Francisco.
Sherman at San Francisco.
Sheridan due Sept. from Manila.
Logan sailed Aug. Is for Manila.
Dix AT Seattle.
Buford, sailed Aug. 4 for Newpor
u News E.E- =. -. - = - -
The sun., 1916-11-23
EUROPEAN MAILS.

Tho white star liner Cedric. sailing
today for Liverpool, vii take mail.
closing at $40 A. NJ, for Great Britain.
Ir.'and and South Africa. also specially
addressed c0rr.Spnnd"nce for other coun'
triss except Germany, Austria. Hungary,
Juxemhurg. Bulgaria, Serbia, Turkey. the
Netherlands. Norway. sweden and Den
mark. ,
oI,, s,lilne TODAY for ChristiansAnd
viii take mail closing at 10 A. NJ. for
norway SWEDEN. Denmark Netherlands,
uarmsny, Austria. Hungary, Luxemburg.
p,,'g,ria Serbia and Turkey,
III Italian liner America sailing to
morrow Tor Genoa, will Isk" mail. closing
n, $40 A NJ. ior Italy, Switzerland and
Greece, 49,,
Tomorrow for Vigo. Will take mail. closing
nj $40 A Nj, foC spain and Portugal
The American liner New York. ssllinx
Saturday for Liverpool Vii take mail.
closing at $50 \ " for Europe teNeept
Germany, Austria, Hungary, i.ukemburg'
bulgaria, serbia. Turkey. the Netherlands
norway sweden nnd Denmark). Africa.
Wsst Asia and East Indies
The French liner La Touralne. sailing
saturday for Bordeaux viii take mat,
closing a, 1: NJ, for France, SwltSerlsno,
Italy Spain, porturah Egypt. Greece, Brit
ish India. British Ehs; AfieH, siam
Malta, Gihr,ltpr. ceNion. SiFhis settle
ments Dutch East Indies. West AuS'raHs
and Persia,
The sun., 1916-11-23
TYPEwRIrERs.
PAwNBROKERs' SALES.

L. l. FIRUsKI, Auct'r. 70 Bswery. sells
10 A. NJ, unredekmed pledges Of every de-
scription for unpaid loans from ths follow
ing pawnbrokers, including all diamonds
rubies. sapphires, pearls. emeralds. all other
stones unset or set In rings, earrings. pins
iinks. chains. studs. bracelets. locket or
other mounting. all Jewelry. watches. sii-
verware. guns. Instruments. furs. clothing.
cameras. all other goods pledged previous
both Inclusive. and all pledges held over.
Nov ?3-R. f.. Clancy. EI3 Grand ST..
prior Nov. ~. 1918. TO No. $3.50 NJ Seiis.
81 Myrtle ave. !eweiry. &C.
Nov. 2t-Avs. A Loan onics. A. g. wsin-
berger. Prop: ses AYE a, prior Soy; is.
assortment OF diamonds. including Jagsrs,
Nov. 27-wm. Goidstons. 1903 Park Row.
now at 50 Park Row. Loan once 80 North
William 81; from MOI. isisl to i55ss to
Ave. prior Nov. II, 1915.
Nov. 2s-Geo, Weaver. t6o sth Ave.
prior Nov, 40. 1918. to No. :.ssS, II; sps'sr
Co. e a.Hry Ays g. gIr N0y 70 sh 'is tys to
Nov as--Chas Mayer, 7ss eth Ave. prior
scs Sy ssss isist ssas1 ST. also 1 i"Ts. SS s:.o.s ss
ment emeralds. ruhies and pearls.
Dec. l-H. stern. $40 eth Ave. to No.
st?s7. Also Nos: sbi7S: soos7. 5000. s?soe.
s: s:s: ., iiis asmoau as 'isse 4,n. Of ''Sa Ys @
:sois, tsses, diamond pin o.. 1907. tssse.
diamond ring OF 1907, is3ai. diamond ear.
rings Of 1907. iGss2 diamond pin OF 1907,
ioso6. diamond ring of 1907. &5os2. dia-
mond cluster ring Of 1907. 1884. diamond
and sapphire ring Of 1908.
The sun., 1916-11-23
STILL HOLDING TOBACCO.
British Have Only Released Sinai,
Part OF $4,000. 900 Worth.

WAsHINGToN. Nov. cc-Most OF the
$4,000 900 worth of American tobacco
which II was thought here had been re-
leased by the British authorities through
an agreement announced by the state
Department month ago still Is held
up In Copenhagen. or the {, 1000 casks on
the Copenhagen docks only 700 have
been released British authorities having
failed to accept the statements Of Ameri-
can owners OF the remainder that all the
conditions OF importation to Denmark
had been complied with.
Tobacco which has reached tidewa,er
In this country also Is being DELAYED In
shipment 10 Europe, despite the British
agreement, on account Of the refusal of
the Holland. America line to accent the
shipments. Shipping companies Will not
accept cargoes without letters OF assur.
ance from the British Emba ssy here that
the goods will pass the blockade without
delay,
Most of the tobacco held In Copcn-
hagen was especially prepared for Ger
many and II OF Il grade which will de-
teriorate rapidly. Storage facilities at
Copenhagen for this grade are poor.
The sun., 1916-11-23
Csl q TIE Ansiss Baaks.

Ce4 - The Angiee DaAks.
A. ths Angler Banks yesterday twenty
Martin. q ss..pshssd % Bay Caught Is cod
::sf. Aiss sess sns Va. ,!'% q. Tin:Sy % ., ssrooS:
Rutherford. N. j.. second. with . cod.
Brsadbills Iss,de Greaa South nay.
On wednesday last . nock Of broadbills
south Bay. With this a. sign We can
ss an .s1s on. the
FrssporI L l.. New. -.
Aasiess leagus Msess Te-sishA.
Te-nishts meeting Of the Unitsd Anelsrs
.SssI@ ss At v.,i spdi,srum wo,lS uia,.s
Ices .oms pep" .ysnsSstss In the prepsra
men, i'r .:d ~: -nsS. fss ss ds:''Hn :nS op.
HHY's a;,1 s.s1rdsy. J.nu:ry 9. oy, member: r:
srss.sr .ueess: ts.n % Il. ,sis s'sS one. nov Sovs
Nsnhsttan. New. -. ST. Nicholas.
0Se Ysas Dsasss Cards Early.
ne dinner Of the Rod and Gun ecotrieu.
night in the New Grand Hotel. BroadWsy
"a. Ss dass scs% 81 II. s:s o-.nA
Gun eOntribuiors of THE sun on that
night The room has . certain capacity.
admission to the dinner must send for them
At encs 70 A. ~. stoddart. THE SUN. In
order to have . place. when the capacity
will be issued. Dinner cards for contribu-
tors can be had upon application in person
OF BY mail. The cost II Si.25.
List ef Dinnes Csuteibs.
The feiiowins men Will BE- present et the
dinner Of the ceatrtbutors Of Rod and Gun
column At the New Grand Hotel. Broadway
and Thirty .orst street. On Monday night
No, embsp 11s
The sun., 1916-11-23
ARMY AND NAVY ORDERS.

WASHINGTON. Nov. i.-The following
army orders were issued to-day: Capt.
Wallace N. Craigie. retired. to Houston.
Tex, and assume temporary charge Of re-
cruiting station during absence OF First
Lieut.. Augustus r. w. MacManus.
The following Coast Artillery Officers 10
Fort Monroe. Virginia, on or about Decem-
Der ]. for examination for promotion: First
Lteuta /. b. Bender. r. c. Harrison. j. W.
Wallis. n. b. Willett Fenelon Cannon. II.
B. Cocroft and w. X Richards.
Brig. Gen. Abiel l. Smith. q. NJ. c.. TO
vicksburG. Miss. to carry out Instructions
Of Assistant Secretary Of War IN connection
with camp there next year for veterans;
and along border on business PERTAINING to
the Quartermaster Corps. Capt William
q. Fletsschaeur. Eighteenth Infantry, de-
tailed for service In Quartermaster Corps.
vice Capt: r. r. Lister. a. N. {. Firs,
Lieut.. u Mcc. Connolly. n. r. c.. relieved
from active duty. Capt. A. II. Sunderland.
Coast Artillery, detailed As member exam
ming board at Fort Monroe. Virginia, vice
Can't samuel q. Shartle. Coast Artillery.
detached. capt. r. r. Hennessy. Second
Field Artillery. detailed to nil vacancy In
Quartermaster Corps. vice Capt. w. r.
Jones. g. N. C: relieved and assigned to
second Lieut.. Lattar v Mcleod. First In
fantry. Alabama National Guard, 10 &C.
cepted.
Leave. OF absence granted: To rirs,
Lieut.. W. ". Jarrel NJ c. twenty-four
days; FRS. Lieut.. L McC. Connolly. ". r.
G. twenty.eight days: Major william A.
Mercer retired. two days First Lieut.. A. p
w MacManus retired one month on ac-
count OF sickness.
The sun., 1916-11-23

WASHINGTON. Nov. e..-The runboa,
Alert ana submarines K-3. K-< K-7 and
KS have arrived at Honolulu; destroyer
Foote az Charleston: supply ship Glacier
River. New York, batt!eship Texas at
southern drill grounds
Destroycrs Ammen, Henley. Warrington
and tug fatapsCo have sailed from New
port for sea; hauleship Arixona from
Hampton Roads for Newport: cruiser R,iti.
more from southern drill grounds for New
YORK. cruiser brooklyn from Shanghai for
cruise; collier Cyciops from Norfolk for
iamher's Point; gunboat Dubuque, battle.
snip Pennsylvania and mine ship San Fran.
York. destroyer Preston from Sanchez for
guantanamo; destroyer Reid from poston
Tor sea battlcshtr Vernon, from phia
town from Gulf of Fonseco for Corinto.
The sun., 1916-11-23
PoDncrosUnp sAI4s.

ysSkk 4 ssHScah SHSFh .1sos T.. :. cSSn co%Ti,...
EARY BERARD,IiSr. Pissstias, asaiast
THEREsA 0ARBARlNo. ROSE BOsso
rokYf yppSHSSF 81 SHsrSTios aNc
SALE duly made and catered In the above
entitled action. and bearing cate the sth
dssy O. November. 1918. I. the vndersisns6;
ssil 81 Public Auesica % tss hisksss sid.
der. 81 ARTHUR c. sHERiDAN Auction.
eer, et the Exchangs eaiesrooms. No. ~
end ie vssey Street. in the Borough Of
!Mssnh.ttan !.s III County o. New Yorn. o. the
neon. the prsmisss direoisd by. said jude.
msnt to b sold aud therein described -
"xiL .Aa, certain lss p,sss or p.res, Of
is.M. iena With the eviidine: thesesn erseMssd. M
Yerk, IN n. twelfth ,ward thsrseE and
sEGiNNiNG at . .poin, o. The Ssith.iiy
ride Of One hundred and twsnty- ninth
e% *: X: sssss:s :sf :sS Corner f':s
twenty ninth street, thence running East.
erly. along the northerly side Of One hun.
dred and rweaty.ninth Street. twsnty. Ave
With Fourth Avenue. ninety mine feet
block; thence westerly along saia centre
line twsnty-a 1--we feet: thence soufhsriy and
G: ,:,.r rS ,n.s.: s:.s " +. N:1sS
erly side Of. one hundred and twenty ninth
street. At the point or place Of 6s(ianins.
being the prsmisss now knswn % Number
On: hundred and aitesn East One hundred
The following is . diagram q the Sssp.
oftv to be aolts
The sun., 1916-11-23
ASIATIC MAILS.

Hawaii samcl1 lslaris. ,Aus''als az
cent WssU nnd No" H'h.'hA, w Nsn
Eranci.co per sftaprh!p Sonoma close a.
1880 = NJ to-day
Hawaii va san F-aN.ls'n rer steam p
shin Matsouia, cios' AT II 20 4 10
shanshsi and sp"ohily addressed mal
for othcr parts Of ih,nt l,p'u ani trIes.
Via sr,''lr. Per ST. ainsh'p lAi'n' 'lose ~
S.so y NJ SATURDAY
Jspsn, Curra. Chi"s '"Sr.rt shanghai
c,tyt and rhilippiue lssnlA via Van
couyer ari Victoria ". &. rFf sisAmsh,p
Emnr..s Of Russia. c,osc q! $50. r ~.
saturday
postraster Morgan arnourres tha, mAals
Of III. following dates, Mania octobsr ~,
Honrkony November !: shanghai SovetR-
ncri ard Yokohlm November 10, whHh
srrive- POI steamer Russia, were dss-
PATCHED east frum seattle on November
20. and ara dus il New YORK SATURDAY
morning.
The sun., 1916-11-23
Rod and Gun .Ne,0s


sixteen pound pichssel which wss sndsuee
edIy 2 sr.st eat 'nSrthsrn neither, pike; q, The ,,ss
family are 50 close in general ehsrsessSrss. ~.
tics. II nevertheless seems strange 20 tncCs n
rhc are well sSaSsin;:d a,.suty wn cSe IN al.
for instance. seems TO vary hardly At an in
marking In different sections Of this e''n'
A man who has done much ashing fer
pike, picksrsi or muskies can tell . GrSat
cSsrsc,eris.ie rnsriins and tall eject iSsn-
" u" ssy. raw 'Ins m.s.uf:s .p.e.m... ., :: : an, \.
Canada at least where tnsss nsh srsv 70
such an enormous siss that they are mie-
taken for msskinonge ana cansd msss ss1
better and even by some Of the guides.
Specimens Of the great nerthsrn pik: -
constantly caught in various lake. or isss risSrs
pounds or more. You can catch them IN
the Adirondacks or In Lake George ~ large
S' S.s.n mot :s.l 80 s:r:: s.!sss :ss
in the 81. Lawrense River rev veale
s:ssA s:sf psSs:. III: S.n ssn :wSd sSs
though Of course large one: are caught not
,n,r.epsn,,y n y. ,srss:. i,vs, n:y: .,:SsG syss
about fourteen pounda
For soms unknovn reason the pike in
that great river rv0 smaller In prcpertion
Sod.. 'es' q ws.r s:%s q *: sSa.: ss,ns
they are Kept down By the vorsci0us mas
or course Il has been explained many
times that the more DEFINITE way to distin-
Euish pike. maskinongs and pickerel 10 BY
III, .. ray: or the s:r. :s:,: On
pike and least Of ali on the fseS OF the
But as stated. any one familiar With ell
three hsh can tell . pike or . maskinonge
any time; resardless OF size. a. compared
i;.fs,s ss.is that nG any ~ :''ts ens that c.ses::
. member Of the pike family that Weighs
s:, s; Or no: 81 iD.y I. . .
e.Sshs ave o. .is pound: every no. and
age. ana in many lakes . pound /: nearer
70 Il for true pichsrei. A. rule the water
u. s.' :s .y. s.. % to ps. s:'' p:1ss .s
Is called pieksr'l BY N.+I.rE q: n,s!yi: rAcron
New York Nov. u.
Yorrst BOND Issus CasrseA Ay Nsw Yssh.
The proposition 10 invest eis.oee.eee for
forest preserves has been passed largely
by the big vote polied In its fsvo, by this
MI, Pay Is, cent 81 'ss ssse
males. mostly heads OF families. chserfuiiy
tax themselves 81 each. Few Of them COM
I'm IMMEDIATE benefit which stamps II all he
more as splendid example OF public
spirit
In to-day's issue OF Rod and Gun news
.'syl' expresses the hope that We may soon
have a fishing license. II the 10000 salt
water anglers Of Greater New York could
only realize what q tremendous return they
would have for an Investment not Of 81
but NJ Vlo head they would support q
license measure.
There will be . meeting Of the United
AnE lers League In the World Building next
Thursday. the 2sd. at which they will be
I hone "syrs" communication v,li .,ar,
something Personal opinion may benent
I only the individual. but open discussion v
good for the whole
New York. Nov. Is. r. 7. SHERMAN.
The sun., 1916-11-23
PAWNBROKERs' SALES.
JACOB SHONGUr.

.Aco: col. 9 .n,S.NcV1. (. Asss'..'~. ~ Dew.
,Ac.. prior New. is. isiI. 70 No. 'sieSs. Z.
Nov a4-Jswslry. watches. diameads ana
&: sins..r. .I:dss:s', sss ,Sen ss'1t xv. nov A. "' d
Nov. 97-jswsIry. watches, dismenda Ae.
prior Nov. 30. 1915. A. Woldar. 1o3S lnow
Ofnce. brooklyn.
Nov. 2S-ciothlas,. Ac.. pledged 10 Nov.
isis S s,S inclusive: :,,o :,n;:; ki:
tooSs 20, a a s...ii,gs;' ..i ID Ave. and
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MASKED MEN ROB BANKS.
Get Away With Cash In Oklahoma
and llliaois.

ARDMoRE. Okla. Nov 22.-Three
masked men robbed the First National
Bank Of Boswell late to-day, escaping
with approximately $4,000. Three men
In the bank were marched inside the
vault and imprisoned. Posses have been
organized and have taken up pursuit OF
the robbers.
One Of the robbers lost his mask. All
the money taken was composed OF gold
currency. The robbers escaped on horses
and II was believed they were headed
for the Kiamici Mountains.
ROBERTS, ILL.,. Nov. 22.--Fivs men
robbed the Ford County Bank here OF
$500 early to-day and after q running
fight with citizens escaped In an auto
mobile. The robbers worked three hours
and made nine attempts 10 blow the safe
before they we're successful. The entire
town Was awakened. hut all Who VEN
tured forth were hred upon and forced
to cover 4
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watches, jswslry. siivsrvars, Ac,. to No.
!Ieos. Oct. =: 1915, end soods held ever
Nov. is--sy Il. simpssa 4. Co. las West
tad n. All unrsdsemsd pledges Of pearls.
diamonds and ether precious stones,
prsviouS. to No. .ttooi. Aus. LIST. isib. xsd
Ill articles held from previ6ua sales.
Nov. 3e-ny ~. Lavsry. ss7f ID Ave.
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lloth Street

1Soth Street.
Mortgage forsciossd 10 recerdsA % New
York Registers once Section .. Liesr 80
The street number t. - East iseth
Street. being In Block i7Ss. Section Z.
The approximate amount OF the merit
,soS:sna o. =, hpPdl;d ssc
matS amount Of taxes. Assessments and
water rates 10 One hundred sevsnty-twe
and Ss.ioe Dollars tSi7?.s?,. with intsrsst
Dated Novsmber 10th. isia
pEALf. q ROGERS. Piaintifrs Attorneys.
once 4 p. o. Address lN Broadway.
NaahattAA. New Yesk City.