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Evening journal., 1916-06-30
KISSING PASTOR leaves
Cedar GROVE Church
By The united Press.

bg Inc Onllcu fTosh.
CEDAR GROVE. n. j.. June 30. -
Having resigned after confessing he
was naughty boy" for kissing pret-
ty 19-year-old Miss Maud Jacobus the
Reverend j. Lewis Evans. So. The
Kissing Pastor OF Cedar Grove" left
here today with his wife. his luggage
and no regrets.
According TO the story told by
Evans. Mrs. Evans and Miss Jacobus,
at the time the kissing incident was
probed by the Congregational Church
standing committee. Miss Maud was
helping arrange the parsonage and
found DR.. Evans among the furniture
in an upstairs bedroom.
DR.. Evans admitted that Il was ther
he kissed her. The standing commit
tee sat down on Dr. Evans. demand.
ing his resignation.
His reverence is not without friends
Evening journal., 1916-06-30

among the churchfolk even now. new
ertheless, Lewis Evans. no relation.
who formerly was treasurer Of the
church, said that even II DR.. Evans
has been an ass, he has been treated
too harshly by the church"
DR.. Evans said he was glad TO know
Mr.. Evans said that He said he
agreed with him; he guessed he had
been an ass"
Miss Maud had been secretary Of
Or. Evans Sunday School She caused
all the row by telling about the bed
room kiss
Evening journal., 1916-06-30

afternoon in Wilmington. william p.
Zebley. Sr., one Of the members Of the
committee from this section attended.
The class Kings Messengers Of
Sloan Sunday School taught by A.
y. Hance. Sr.. held its monthly bust
ness meeting and social Tuesday night.
no the home Of c. Webster Hance.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward W. Zebley. OF
Granogue, visited their parents here
this week.
Miss Mabel Downes. Of Marcus
Hook. Pa. has been a recent guest Of
her sister, Mrs. Andrew J. Hance.
George S. Kerr has returned to his
home after a visit with acquaintances
here.
Evening journal., 1916-06-30
Friendships Memories
Written for EVENING JOURNAL
By JAMES T. cRozIER.

Among the many blessings that
My Heavenly Father sends;
To me. the few that gives more Joy
Than kind and loving friends.
Who's smiles and hand shakes when
we meet.
Are sweet to me, indeed
Il makes no difference az all,
What color. race or creed.
Sometimes this thought will come to
me.
The number is quite few:
Who have more precious friends
than I.
So loving. kind and true.
There's very many write TO me,
That 7 have never seen;
The kind and tender words they say,
In memory is kept green.
I love 10 think Of many friends.
knew some years ago,
When I was young-most all have
gone,
No longer here below
And yet their forms and faces
can see so very plain;
But, bless the Lord, / hope some day
To meet them once again.
Among those forms-One little girl.
Who was TO me so dear,
Her goodbye. Jimmy. when she went
II seems I yet can hear.
But If I'm faithful. some sweet day,
A sinner saved. remain.
And trust the Lord until the end,
I'll meet that wife again.
Evening journal., 1916-06-30
MUNITIONS FOR ITALIANS.

The Italian steamship Albania is
loading munitions at Deep Water
Point. preparatory TO sailing for Spe-
zia. Italy. The vessel has loaded here
before.
Evening journal., 1916-06-30
For Your Outing on the
Fourth

Many will take advantage of the holiday go away
weekend and the Fourth Never have larger stock
Summer Merchandise carefully we carry
will be find many little things needed for your outing
The sun., 1916-12-13
Due Sunday,
EUROPEAN MAILS.

The white star liner Baltic. sailing
tomorrow for Liverpool, Will take mail,
closing at $3.50 A. NJ. for Great Britain,
ireland and South Africa, and specially
addressed correspondence for other coun-
tries except Germany. Austria. Hungary,
Luxembourg, Bulgaria, Serbia, Turkey, Meth.
erlands, Norway, sweden and Denmark.
The Cunarder Orduna. sailing saturday
for Liverpool. viii take mail. closing AT
1870 =. n. for Great Britain. ireland, Rel
GUM. Russia, Rumania and south Africa.
also specially addressed correspondence for
other countries except GERMANY. Austria,
Hungary. Luxembourg, Bulgaria. serbia.
Turkey. Netherlands. Norway. sweden and
Denmark.
The French liner Chicago. sailing sstur.
day for Bordeaux. will take mail, closing
at noon. for France. Switzerland, Italy.
Spain. Portugal. Egypt. Greece. British
India. British East Africa. Slam. Malta,
Gibraltar, ceylon. straits settlements,
Dutch East Indies. West Australia and
Persia.
The American iinsr 81. Paul. sailing Sat-
urday 70. Liverpool. Will take mail. clos
many, Austria. Hungary, Luxembourg, hui
garia. Serbia. Turkey, Netherlands. Nor
way, Sweden and Denmark. Africa, West
| Asia and tho East indies.
The Italian steamship San 0ugiielmo.
sailing Saturday for Genoa, will take mail
specially addressed only. closing at s:ao
A. NJ. for Italy. switzerland and Greece.
The sun., 1916-12-13

IN FORECLOSURE. SUPREME COURT,
COUNTY OF NEW YoRK--The Mutual
Life Insurance Company OF New York.
Plaintiff. against Century Realty Company
and others. Defendants.
Frederiek l.. Allen; AttSrnsy for Plain
Pursuant to q judgment bearing date the
signed will sell at public auction at the
Real Estate Exchange Salesroom, Nos. l+-i6
=. 1917. by Joseph y. Day. Auctioneer. the
mortgaged premises directed by said Judg-
ment to be sold and described as follows.
,,n Al .hs, serts'I lot piece az, Or parcel o. 9,
New York. with the buildings thereon And
bounded and described as follows, beins
tho same premises Intended to be shown
on the annexed diagram; known and desig.
map entitled Map Of Part Of the Reai
Estate OF stephen whitney. decd. In the
City Of Now York." dated June q. 1851, and
Med In the ONCE Of tho Register OF the
County Of New York June ~; issi. a,
and described 80 follows: BEGINNING at
the Intersection OF the northerly side OF
Pearl Street and tho sasterly Side of White.
hall street; and running thence .e~asterly
twsnty.ssysn feet ton Inches; ,hsncs north.
erly at right angles TO Pearl Street seventy.
two feet seven inches: thence northeastsrly,
parallel with whitehall Street. six feet ter
Inches; themes westerly. parallel with Pear
sasteriy side Of W~hitshail Street n theme.
southeriy along tho sasterly side OF White,
hall Street eiGhty-one feet eleven inches to
the point OF beginning.
.ri IN; 20 fS 3. :oiSc! A. .s a. "H,s q ;s' az PP.s0gg;;
Pearl street and Mes. 20 to 81 whitehall
Street:
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THE WEATHER.

Fsr eastern New Yssk. iscal snews. 81
cept fair weather In the 'extrems south
section and colder to-dayt Tomorrow, felr
and continued coldi diminlshAns west
winds.
For New Jersey. fair and colder .o-day:
Tomorrow. fair and continued cold; dim
inishing westerly winds.
For northern New England. snow ano
colder to-day; tomorrow. fair strons
westerly winds diminishing by night. a.
colder to-day: tomorrow. fair and con-
tinued cold; diminishing west winds.
For western New York. snow to-day ana
colder at night: tomorrow. probably fair
and continued cold; moderate west Winds.
NEW YORK. Dec. is.-The storm from
Illinois moved rapidly eastward and In cor.
junction with . moderate depression ON the
depression covering all the eastern half Of
the country, except the lower Mississippi
Valley and Gulf States. from . centre on the
coast Of North Carolina.
Rain fell along the entire Atlantic. coa~
In the morning and turned 70 snow IN sne
during the day: snow also fell IN AL Sec
tons west ward to the Rocky Mountains.
Generally fair weather prevailed IN tne
lower Mississippi Valley and westward and
in the plateau districts and California, ou'
there was rain In the north Pacihc States.
II was colder in the central valleys ano
generally eastward, but warmer In the PLAINS
States and Rocky Mountains.
Freezing temperature covered northern
parts Of the Gulf states. except Florlda' anu
zero and lower occurred IN Minnesota, tne
Dakotas and Montana. a.,
In this city rain fell In the morning. ioi'
lowed by snow and by clearing before eve
ming; cooler; wind brisk northwest. average
humidity, % per cent corrsseo
10 read 10 sea level, at 8 A.. NJ, 90; y P'A''
The sun., 1916-12-13
UMMONsA

SUPREME COURT. COUNTY. OF NEW
YoRk-wILLIAM II. SAGE and ALFRED
r. COSKLlNG. AZ Trustees under the Last
deceased. Plaintiffs. against HELENE
ARFkEN. sometimes called Helen Arfken.
Of all persons who by purchase or inheri.
tsnce Or otherwise have or claim to. have
an interest In tho premises described In the
f H.I.nn: ir sss;,n s ssn,ssS .s'o s.Ii.d ne n :s,S
Arfken, II she be deceased. and all persons
who are or make any claim whatever ~
Twins would hsv. an Interest in the prem
lived ,SrouSh the .aid Helene Amen.
sometimes called Helen Arfken. or NJ
heirs or their heirs. grantees or legal rep
be. and their names. are unknown to the
plaintiffs. HENRY =. DoscHER; as ss,e1,
I nfy Il IT, S St asisns AT s ! ona f''hNN
ARE HEREBY SUMMONED 10 answer ths
copy OF your answer on the plaintiffs at
torney within twenty days after the service
OF this exclusive o. the Gay OF
against you by default for the relief de-
% s1s' ISIS, In HIh III sfR1jr 4 scH Hs!ss SisIssr
dress iss Broadway. Manhattan. y, Y. city;
H. Tic h Aftr.n. AT' iisins. 'G ana al d. sH;
and heirs at law of all persons who BY pur-
chase or inheritance or otherwise have or
claim to have an interest In the premise:
described in the complaint herein derived
through the said Helene Arfken. soms-
times called Helen Arfken. II she be de-
ceased. and all persons who are or make
any claim whatever as executors or admin
i%.trators OF any. OF said persons who may
an interest in the premises described In tbs
complaint herein derived through the said
Helene Arfken. sometimes called Heller
Arfken. or her heirs or their heirs. grantee,
or legal representatives. which persons. II
any there be, and their names. are un-
known to the platntihs:
The foregoing um,mon 10 served upon
YOU BY publication pursuant TO an order OF
Mr, Justice Eransi, X; rsnd;s,on, Ju:!,S.
YORK. dated the End day OF November.
1915. and MED With the eompiain' n ,hs
York at the County Courthouse BoreuSn
Of Manhattan. City and state OF New YORK
Dated. November &th. lsl6.-
HERBERT =. scHooNMAKER. ATTORNEY
Tor Plaintiffs once and =. g Addre,:
ibs broadway. Manhattan. New YorH
City.
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SUPREME COURT. SUFFOLK COUNTY

supREME COURT. SUFFOLK COUNTY
Margaret p. Laverty. plaintiff. egain.t
John Stewart. II living; and kats S'svat..
si:, r','' A 4: % %ns; or IL " n ~ a.. ss Gs . stew s:.:
art. Jr', and Eva. his wife, u any. Jsmes
Stewart. and Irsne,. hi. wife. Y any. Aiei;;
any, Mary stewart. and Edward Stewart.
Frances stewart. George Coe, Harriet Coo
irving Doe. Judith Doe. Karl Roe. and
John. Jr.. Irene. Evelyn. Edward. Frances,
George Coe. Harriet. coe. Irving Doe. Ju-
dith Doe, Mary. Karl Roe and Louise Roe;
any, Of the said. John Stewart, and n he
be dead d, his a.a w his csi n. Sn.'G hsir..n a. ANY, Y,
de,isees. and their legal representatives:
and their wives. Widows or husbands. y
ny, and the h.ls:,.,;i:w; ai So and %
dead. tho real names Of said defendants
actitiousiy named being unknown. defend
To the above named defendants;
complaint In this action. and. to serve q
sopy Of Within yHSnli ap s%s.,y % a. in' . I':,nt II. a.: 81:
vice Of this exclusive Of the day
Of service, and in oa:s Of your failure to
s sPS yaa BY default for the relief a..
ms D.,sa. n Aa sas sos@s Il, isns.
Post Once Address and once. No. ~
Fifth Avenue Manhattan Borough. New
York City. ". T.
The foregoing summons 10 served upon
you by publication. pursuant to an order Of
Hon. Charles II. Kelby. q Justice Of ths
dated the 10th day Of September. 1915, and
nied with the complaint In the once Of the
Clerk Of SUFFOLK. County, at Rivsrhsad, L
action 10 brought to. partition the follow.
situate in the township Of isiip. svhoiS
Dr.. 4. a. Thompson ana Hi.d In the Count;
Cisrk's Once Of said County. a. numbsl
ave and SIX. being part OF each lot and
Of samuel noodAr.. on the west BY In,
highway called Wieks'. road, OF the NORTH
by land Of Bdmund 4. Buncs and 0siai
east BY land . or late o. 81. Psei. eos'
0EoR0E b. CLASS. Plaintiffs Attorney.
The sun., 1916-12-13

SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW
YoRK-Mary Crosby Prsssiy. Plaintiff.
axsins! Victor seidman ct al. p~efendants'
In pursuance OF a judgment Of fore.
closure and sale, duly made and entered
In the above-entitled action and bearing
the under.isned. the referee in said juds.
the Exchange salesroom.. Nos. it:is ve.ey
81 sif Sew Z 9o r. on s0t Is. ,s, q IA .,s 81 psesms.i.
1915, at 10 o'clock noon on that day. BY
81 mg.i MARI, Aus;i1nssr' The BE- .D's m ."s
therein described as follows:
All that certain piece or parcel Of land.
. Si.S 'n ,s.rs sSa,d, .isa.,. ana sad '% S.Ins IL r.:
9ors. and iyins j. Is. Block a%..ilnss.a On
soSnd.d ana a..criSsd q. i%fo,le%:. to Wit:
ia. hs:'s 81 Madison ~ AI sS.s: S Sn 4. ,s' ,o rs:t 3
corner. formed ~ the intersection Of said
sou,heriy side OF One hundred and Thirty.
and parallel with On: hsns.sd and Thifsy:
thence southerly and parallel with MAdi-
: .9iy H sns asa imf p"i:ii.i n .sss; ONE onsn ssn sn,si
and Thirty:second street and part OF tbs
distance through another party wall;
Madison Avenue. and thence northerly
along said westerly side OF Madison Ave-
nue.. twenty-five feet to the point or place
Of beginning. Together with all gas nx-
lures, stoves or ranges, heaters, boilers,
furnaces. tubs. sinks and other plumbing
fixtures OF every description. whether the
same or any Of them are securely attached
TO said premises.
Dated. New York, December Sth. 1919.
HENRY ". POLLOCK. Referee.
EDWARDS. O'LOCGHLlS q GEORGE.
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
20 Nassau ST., New York City.
The following Is a diagram Of the prop
Madison Ave:
lJend Street,
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Centre iias siseh.

The spprolimats amount Of the iise .!
charge. 70 satisfy whieh The above described
: ssss:;ss :: .n e & s:.; ;s'd' a :; s:'' u ts:s;isf
with intsrsst thereon from the nth day
o. October. 1915. tessthsr With costs and
: :l!sy:1s' ana :m ss.iss dollar, i: T 'ss:i..s sS' Si:s
interest from November .. 1914 together
with. the sxpsnss Of the sale. The ap.
proxfmate amount Of the taxss. assessmeots
70 Be allowed to the purchaser out Of the
purchase money, or paid b. the Referee. ID
-Four hundred forty.six and <<-ioe dollar
Ce<<s.<t) and interest,"
Dated, New York. November 20. iSie.
AU0CSTIN DERBY. Referee.
The sun., 1916-12-13
r.. A. 4. Announces Games.


Entry blanks are out for the twenty
eighth annual invitation handicap games
Of the Boston A. A.. which will he held
in Mechanics Hall. Boston. op Saturday,
February 3. The special events include
tho Hunter mile and a scratch IS yard
dash, scratch - yard high hurdles and
scratch three mile run. Team races may
be arranged among the following colleges
and clubs:
Harvard. New York A, c.. Cornell.
Amherst. Maine University, NJ. /. T..
Worcester Poly. Massachusetts Aggies,
Syracuse, Irish American A. c., Yer
mont University, Boston College, New
Hampshire College. Yale. Boston A. A.,
Colby, Williams. Dartmouth. Bates,
Tufts, Bowdoin, Holy Cross. Brookline
Gymnasium. Rhode Island State, Provi-
dcncc \. g., Brown University. Meadow.
brook A. e. Princeton University. Mil.
1850 A. &.
The sun., 1916-12-13
ASIATIC MAILS.

Japan, corea ana China, via seattls, Der
steamship AVA Maru. close At $3.50 p. N.
to-day,
Japan. Corsa and China Except Shan
ghai city,. via Vancouver and Victoria.
b., c.. per steamship Montesgle. close st
Hawaii. Samoa Islands. Australia lex
cept westl and specially addressed mali
for New Zealand, via San Francisco, per
steamship Sierra, close At II 80 y. NJ.
TO. morrow.
Hawaii. FIJI Islands, New Zealand ana
Australia tcScept Wrstt, Via Vancouver and
Victoria. u, g.. per steamship Niagara,
close at ESQ y. NJ Friday.
Japan. Corea and China, via San Fran
cisco, per stea mship Persia Maru. close
|at ll;oS r. ~. Friday.
The sun., 1916-12-13
fORkCI OsURE SALES.


-suPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW
Plaintiff, against Augustus r. Bailiy. and
In pursusnc. Of. /. ,udsmsn. Of fore:
p the. above entitled. action and bearing
the order therein, dated November II. 1915.
the undefsisnsd. the Referee IN said juds:
msns named. viii sell at public cuetien. At
s ss:.. s.' n X: f nSs.u .So% ~ Man Mssh isiis V: cisy
i!is. q, H. o'eIock noon on thai. isy. -
i s..e sit.s q; sh (, :.Ia 1SssiSSssr' ssi sr :saG
and therein described 80 Follows: -.
AL that certain lot. piece Or esresi q
,s.a NTH s-. 81: 01 .l,usi"' iyiSs 'm .ns s:in: J:
the Borough Of Manhattan. Of the city. q
New York. in the County and STATE Of New
Bssinsi SHSn a. : poin, " in *: sousS. ,i,'V ia:
Of One hundred and nineteenth street dis.
tant One hundred and three uot) feet
is :;.::!s,,d ss'% 9, ' h. s .sa;s.- fs'% .;ss y o 81:
:ss.sris ia: ass S 81 i.c"ay S s.:s run ruaain:
:%s"' q i Isnos xv sas.'' and Ti art se e M i:'s ~.
SiSs; s s%s': :i.,.a P PfT'y in Gs.. q Sn; n: :o e.nsr.
az. ,,ls e s:n. Il: ,i sl:' q ~, i"'T zoe: :.: ::s p. .'IHs
and nineteenth Street sixteen tlO feet:
thence northsriy paraiiel with said e~asterly
SIDE Of IAno. Avenue and part Of the dis:
tiool feet eleven (ii) inches TO eaid
eouthsrly eide Of One hundred and nine.
teenth Street aad thence westerly. along
said southeriy side Of one hundred and
ninstesnth, Street. sixteen tiS) feet 70 the
point Or place Of beginning.
SAID premises being nov knewn ~ shs
Dated New York. November -, 1918.
.... Au0UsrtN DERBY. Rsfeyee.
MILLER. KING. LANE q TRAFFoRD.
New York City.
The following IL q dissr~m Of ehs
property to be sold; Its street number 10
% West 18th Street.
The sun., 1916-12-13
WALKER CHOSEN PRESIDENT.
VIII Lead Southern Conference
Other Athletic Gossip.

On account of tho Southern Confer.
ence passing the one year rule Tulane
and Georgia University resigned from
membership In the collegiate sports gov
erning body OF the South, Tennessee.
Georgia Tech, South Carolina. Clemson
and Auburn voted for the new rule and
retain their membership in the organiza-
ton. Tho officers reelected were
President. d.. u. NJ. Walker. Mlssis-
sippi A. & NJ; vicc-prcsidcnt, i. II. II.
Calhoun, Clemson secretary treasurer.
Il. n. Holmes. Georgia Tech.
The sun., 1916-12-13

The approximate amount of the lien OF
charge. to satisfy which the above-de.
scribed property Ia to be sold, Is elS.l22.5o
with interest thereon from the 2ith day OF
November. 1915. together with tho costs
and ALLOW ance. amounting 10 SlS2.2 20. with
interest from November 9Th. isis. to-
gether with the expenses OF the sale. The
ments and water rates, or other liens
which are to be allowed TO the purchaser
Referee. 10 til9.5o and Interest.
Dated. New York. December 6th. 1915.
HENRY W. POLLOCK. Referee.
The sun., 1916-12-13

WASHINGTON. Dec. 1.-THE cruisers
81. Louis and Alert and the submarines
KS. K-t, XII and KS have arrived at
Hllo; The cruiser Birmingham at Tomp-
kinsyillc; tho collier Cesar at stapleton.
staten Island; tho collier Celtic at New
York yard: the collier Proteus, tho tug
Yankton. the cruiser Tacoma and the
despatch boat Dolphin at Norfolk. the de-
stroycr Farragut at San Pedro; the col
flcr Hannibal at Sewalls Point: tho col
lier Nanshan ut Acapulco; the collier
Lebanon at Charleston; the destroyer
Bushnell has sailed from Norfolk for
Hampton Roads. the gunboat Chattanooga
from Acapulco for MarZanillo tho sub
marines HI and H.. from Astoria for
Coos Bay: the transport Hancock. from
Santo Domingo city for sanchez; tho sub
marine La. from Norfolk for Hampton
Roads: the collier Nercus, from corinto
for Balboa, and the gunboat Wheeling
from Puerto Mexico. for Vera Cruz.
The sun., 1916-12-13
Karplnski Turns Pre-.

John KarpinsM OF the Cleveland A. c.,
the national champion and one OF the
amateur boxers who represented Uncle
sam In the European trip. has turned
professional, He beat Joe Welsh OF
Philadelphia al the Olympia A. G. q,
philadelphia last Monday night.
The sun., 1916-12-13
@[NRZVE

The approximate amount Of the mortgage
debt 10 1ss.o72es. tn amount Of costs
and allowance Is V%ss.ti. This approximate
rates 10 lis.ejl and Interest.
Dated New York Dsesmbsr 9Th. 1915.
JOSEPH c. LEVI. Referee.
The sun., 1916-12-13
HELP wANTED-MALk.

WANTED--Automobils salesman to dis
pose Of 1917 Looosnobils dsmonstrater; must
DO vigorous end clean cut, RAYMOND j.
MANbERY. Hotel McAlpIn.
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SITUATIONS wANTED-rExALE.

LADY OF rsausmsnt ana culture desires
position a. companion-sscretIfy Or rs chan
sron; city or country. excepting New YORK
citvi Ox~psrtsnoed traveller; hiGhsot re-.
srcness. H., la v e0cA
The sun., 1916-12-13

FOR sALE-Entirs interest In garage
eoxiS0 e.. storing 10 cars At present.
agency ana s:rvics stssion 19r hupmobils
j Address ~, boz 49, Bun once.
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THE WEATHER FORECAST FOR
TO-DAY AND TOMORROW
Steamship Arrivals and Departures-Outgoing
Foreign Mails.
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
United States Coast and 0eodetio Ourvey-
Standard Time.
sun nses..:..7:D N Sun ssts......S:D p u
Moon riscs......s:et
HIGH WATER THIS DAT.
SANDY Hoo1. .s:ts A Gov. island. II: III 4 u
nell Gate......1c:sA N
LOW WATER THIS DAY.
SANDY Hook: $50 Gov. Island. .S:1s A u
Hell Gate......s:o3 Al
ARRrvED-ruEsDAY, psosnssr Il.
e Ams.oniA, $40 A.. NJ. Liverpool. Nov. y.
81 Anslo-ssxon. ga. NJ. bordeaux. Nov. "a.
Sc Gando, $50 A. NJ. Liverpool, Nov. &c.
s. 5: c Hso%es; ? 4. y, san Juan. Dec.
Sc Helen: II p. N. Monday. San Juan. DGe. Z.
So Orkild. 1880 A. NJ. Puerto Padre, Mt. 3.
So Camasuey. 10 ~ 7. NJ. Cienfuegos. Dec. {.
Ss Ssma. lo:i oP. NJ. Jamaica Dec. O.
50 CITY OF Columbus. Savannah. Dec.
Ss Hugo. Perth Amboy. Dec. II.
Ss Princess Anne. Norfolk. Dec. II.
80 Alamo. Key West, Dec. o.
S. Keeling, Boston. Dec. ii.
ARRIVED FROM NEW YORK.
Sc Lapland, st Liverpool.
Sc Stockholm. Al KirkwaiI.
IS verona. at Gibraltar.
Sc Harpagus. at Marscilles.
Se Elswtck Tower, 1t Zorro AnnunsiAta.
So Santa Rosaiis, at Caiiso.
50 Van der Duyn. at Valparaiso.
ss Van Hogendori. a Aniofssssta.
SO BermudiAn. st Bermuda
SAILED FOR NEW YORK.
Sc Chicago City, from Bristol.
Sc Chimu. from C%oauimbo.
50 Roma. nom Lisbon.
The sun., 1916-12-13

Highest temperature. 40. at ia:oi a.
Lowest temperature. 81. At 10 =. M.
Average temperature. IS.
The sun., 1916-12-13
SITUATIONS wANTED-yrMALx.

DAY woRKER-wsshipe. ironing. clean.
st0s Harlem.