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Town Election.

Practically no attention was given
to the municipal primary this year.
r'ha primary was held and only 45
votes were cast.
The general election was held Mon
day and Il still smaller number Of votes
were east.
The following gentlemen were the
nominees of the primary and at the
General election were unanimously
elected.
MayOr-.J. \. Spruill.
Warden for Ward Nv. L. Gillespie.
Warden for Ward 2-J. l.. Anderson.
Warden for Ward st. l.. Ingram.
Warden for. Ward IS. c. Graham
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way of friendly greeting, then he sud-
denly made a lunge of about four feet
and strained, choking, at the end OF
his chain, on his hind feet, with his
tongue hanging out. From the rear of
the lot he had heard the bark Of the
suspicious Smash.
where's Mixer demanded Molly
hastily and in some fear.
Bert Glider and five Of the eight
couples whom Molly had invited had
already arrf'ed and were now, of
course, thronged eagerly in the door
ways.
What's your hurry, Molly?" snlck-
cred loose jointed Dicky Reynolds.
Hold your caller till l run out and
get Smash He knows me-
Don't you dare" shrieked Molly,
distrusting him with good reason.
Bob loosened his throat enough to
answer the challenge from the kennel,
and there wasn't girl left In the
doorways except Jessie Peters, who
clung to Dicky's sleeve.
"I'll so with you, Dicky," offered cir
cular little Willie Walters. with an
echo of Dicky'S snicker.
If you do he'll bark at you," hotly
retortcd Molly. knowing Wee Willle's
cautious propensities.
The rest of the boys were for keep.
ing up the good work, but Sledge cut
short the incipient hysteria by picking
up Bob by the neck. returning to the
door and booming into the night the
silent, potent syllable:
Mike"
a squatty man. who looked so much
like Bob. even to patched eye, that
they could have been taken for twins,
emerged from the darkness, Rugged
Bob to his bosom like q brother and
hurried away.
Fern and Molly looked at each other
with dismay. If this was the start Of
the evening what else might they eY-
pect!
"Why didn't Mike take them both
away?" whispered Fern. you poor
girlr'
"Im mott" denied Molly fercely. Il
said this morning that I'd like to see
Bob, and, Of course, Mr.. Sledge brought
him. The Snly trouble Is he's so
quick"
"He's instantaneous" corrected Fern.
"You have, to admire it." laughed
Molly. "Well. the only thing c do
is to be as game as he is" And
sladrA,s retura anfgpm .sonn
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and hardly kno
telephoned to Sic,
men said that he was very buPy. But
when he heard It was Molly te jump
ed into an automobile, accompanied
Molly to the pound and goH Smash.
On the way home Sledge talk1d OF his
dog Bob, and Molly shiveredf when he
said he'd like to match Bdb against
Smash. AS if noticing her dfpleasure.
he changed the subject to Molly's par
ty. and for the hundredth thRe Molly
was sorry she invited him.
G. .
A yelp on the front porch announced
the arrival of Ben Sledge, and be ap-
peared in the brilliantly lighted hall,
holding a tightly stretched chain, to
the other end of which was attached
a one eyed. stub cared, battle SCARED
bull terrier. which took such a violent
dislike to the intellectual faced Marley
butler that Sledge was compelled to
hold him clear of the floor with one
brawny hand and spank him loudly In
the ribs with the other, whereupon
Bob gave single yelping promise to
be good. and Sledge let him down.
This is Bob, Miss Molly intro
duced Sledge. I'm sending him right
back with Mike, but you said you'd
like to see him."
Delighted to meet you, Bob" laugh
ed Molly. STOPPING down and patting
him OH the seamy head.
Bob deliberately batted bis good eye
with all the effect Of wink and
wagged his absurd stump Of tail by
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CHAPTER II.
Molly Invites an Additional Guest

'rATHERE are the red roses,
n" Molly?" asked Bert Glider
" as he walked into the re-
ception parlor Of Marley's
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Mr.. Lewis Levine spent Sunday in
Darlington.
Mr.. Howard RaiwaterS spent Sun
day in Florence.
Mr.. Joe IIeuStiSS, of Bemcttsville,
spent Sunday i'll the city.
*a@
Miss Jessie Harris. of Henderson, n.
c.. is the guest of Miss Ellen Duvall.
Hon. j. j. Evans, of BcnnettSville,
spent Sunday III the city with relatives.
%*#
Miss Fannie Duvall spent Saturday
in BcnmettSvillc with Mrs. W. L.
Breedem.
Miss Vivian Husbands, of Florence,
Mrs. Will Coward.
A#&
Mrs. FraSicr James and little son. of
Darlington. :. c.. are the guests of
Mrs. W. +. Stevenson.
Miss Vera Stricklim returned from
Darlington on Monday. where she
spent the past week end.
Miss Elise Coward of BemcttSville
spent Sunday with her parents. Mr..
and Mrs. W. J. Coward.
Miss Bonnie Coward who is in train
in% ut the Florence Hospital spent
Sunday with her parents.
Miss Ellen Duvall entertained mt
cards "n Friday afternoon in compile
ment to her guest. Miss Harris.
k*%
Mr.. Robert Little was called to An
soil County on Tuesday ON account of
the death Of his father Mr.. William
Little. (
Mrs. Ned Royal. after visit to her
parents. Judge and Mrs. II. c. Watts
returned tO her home in Charleston
on Sunday.
= Hon. W. f. Stevens ~ has re-.
signed a$ President of the Merchants
4 Farmers Bank and Mr. H. VI. DuvalI
has h"en elected in his pia"".
Dl ,alter Mitchell of Porter Mill
tary Academy. Charleston. gave very
interesting talk on Missions ut the
Methodist Church on Sunday night
M received news ON Sunday
- II the sudden death of her daush
ter, Mrs. Moore. in HOnea Path. Mrs.
Long. Miss Lily Long and Mrs. Longs
SonS left on Monday for ll"mca Path.
##*
Mr.. and Mrs. j. &. Wright. who have
been Spcndin" sometime in North
Carolina and Virginia. returned last
L L. NJ Tp =
sister Miss Mary Wright.
Mr.. and Mrs w. J. Stricklin and
little son. William. 1r. of Dillon. =. e..
spent the past week end with Mr..
Stricklin'S parents. Mr.. and Mrs j. y.
Stricklin.
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WOODS
Prosperity Seeds.

With bright prospects a
head for good prices on Veg
etable and al, Farm products,
our farmers should feel en-
couraged to plant improved
varieties Of seeds, so as to in
crease their crops.
WOODS VEGETABLE SEEDS,
long known for their supe-
rior quality and productive
ness, nave greatly increased
in demand and popularity
WOODS GRASS, CLOVER and
FARM SEEDS are Of tested ger
mination and superior quail
ties. Write for prices.
WOODS DESCRIPTIVE CkTALoG
gives valuable information about
all Seeds for the Farm and Garden.
Mailed free on request.
T.W.WOOD & SONS.
SEEDSMEN, Richmond, Va.
The sun., 1916-11-15
Rod and Gun News
HIGH WATER FOR LOCAL ANGLERS FROM NOV. IS TO NOV 4" No.
Dat. I'M tSsHqg'Ss i n R'iSM ASS:aiFrTS All ia'PSSM pa. Al non. $sN .STfS;s
g i :: 49,: .: IS 3 ia, ia iss ~; i n ~ n" = Pa. ,ai 81! ~ ! IS 3 1 &:
g; |: :::ii# =; i "a 81 ~ III ~ s $ III t $$$ III III III

away from me-no doubt on the sssump.
tion that, self representation was the hrs'
law of nature. ,u D.,
my own bunglins, for on one occasion !,
manipulated The rod and line N sueh a
novel fashion ina, tn. ,ssnih, HOOKS ~ my IN that hat
part OF my pants that In polite society ~
called the breast! 1t was indeed very
my friends to help axe the hooks out OF
my neither garments. hat had the con-
ISOLATION Of knowins. that they dtd no, ~
this tale would be even more interesting
still. -,
Commodore David Cameron, the old
Scotch fisherman, 10 a past master At the
art Of casting, and he, being my tutor. had
n whole lot to endure from such poor ma
iss.a' ,, a, ! T snS . SS, at S lari; .'' sh. fsdi
had hit him when wildly singing my iead
into space, he succeeded In teaching me
enough TO throw out without endanserins
three.
I told him one day ! could DO II as
Vince him. ] let go. and the good commo'
dore got another rap on the head, ,...
I can't blame him for his caution. for he
would be pretty near as safe In the
,ren ms In Fr ,ho. a" within III those s%sn'y lone .s'
low. rakish craft that go fishing
II looked easy to me once. but ] have
recanted In fact. I think II II about ms
easy for n camel to 60 through the eye OF
a needle as II IL for me to make n sho,
without man-laughter being the result
one one occasion the commodore. In his
extremity after repeated clips on the head
and other parts, said something that
sounded like ought 10 use a dropline,' "a
which | replied In language that was moi
a. chaste a. II might have been. I reerei
to say.
My Indebtedness to him. however. Il
great. and therefore do ! publicly testify
to his forbearance with a most inept pupil.
Hence these tears.
The sun., 1916-11-15
EUROPEAN MAILS.

Tn. spanish liner Alicante, sailing TO.
d,v for Cadly. viii take mail. closing r;
$50 A. NJ. for Spain. Portugal and Gibrai-
tar
The White star liner Adriatic, sailins
,o-,uorrow TO- Liverpool. vii take mai,
closing ~ sac A. NJ. for Great Rritain,
iceland and south Africa, also specially si
dressed correspondence Tor other countries
.xccpt Germany. Austria, Hungary, LuseIn'
hurry bulgaria., Serbia. Turkey. the Neither
lands. Norway. sweden and Denmark.
The American l,nsr ST Paul. sailing Sat.
urday for Liverpool. will taxi mail, clos
INK AZ $50 A. NJ, for Europe Except Ger
many, Austria Hungary. Luxembourg. Bull
e,ria. Serbia. Turkey, the Netherlands
Norway, Sweden and Denmark). Africa
west Asia and the East Indies.
The Cunarder Andania. sailing Saturda,
for Falmouth. will take mail. closing a,
40 y. NJ, for Great Britain. Ireland. Be
xium. Russia and South Africa. also spe
cialiy addressed correspondence for other
countries. except Germany. Austria. Hun
gary. Luxemburg. Bulgaria. Serbia, Turkey
the Netherlands. Norway. Sweden and Den
mark.
THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. liner Kri.
tianiaftord. sailing Saturday for Bergen
will take mail. closing at $50 A. NJ. fol
Norway. Sweden. Denmark, Russia, Cor
many. Austria. Hungary. Luxemburg. Blu!
garia. Serbia and Turkey
The sun., 1916-11-15
or,cr ~ HEREBY GlvEN tina, Joseph

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Joseph
A Richards and stan. Incorporated. a do
nestle corporation having It's principal bust
ness or ce In the City, County and state OF
New York, will apply to the supreme Cour,
OF the State Of New York. at a Specia!
Term thereof. to be held In and for said
county. al the County Court House In the
borough OF Manhattan. CITY OF New York
on the 4th day OF December. 1916. in the
forenoon Of that day. or as soon Thereafter
,horiz,ng the said corporation to change II.
corporate name to Joseph Richards Com
Dated. New York. November 10Th. 1915.
JAMES W. CARPENTER. Attorney fol-
Joseph A. Richards ana stan. Inc
once and Post once Address. Crane
central Terminal Building. New fori
CITY.
The sun., 1916-11-15
SUPREME COURT SUFFOLK COUNTY

SUPREME COURT. SUFFOLK COUNTY
Margaret e. Laverty. plaintiff, against
John Stewart. II living: and Kate steSart,
stewart, his widow. u any, and John stew
art. Jr., ard Eva, hts wife, " any, James
stewart. and Irene his wife. u any. Alex,
any. Mary stewart. and Edward stewart,
Frances stewart. George coe, Harriet 'oe:
Twins, Doc, Judith Doe, Karl Roe snd
John. Jr.. Irene. Evelyn. Edward. Frances.
George Coe. Harriet Coe. Irving Doe. Jul
ai,h Doe, MARY Karl Roe ana ,c tnp,ss R anS
being Intended to designate the wife. II
any. of the said John stewart, and " he
heir, his and his chiidren's heirs-at-law
devisees, and their legal representatives.
and their wives. widows or husbands. y
any. and the heirs-at.la~. devisees and
legal representative. OF any who may be
dead, the real names of said defendants
actitiously named being unknown. defend
To the above named DEFENDANTS
You are hereby summoned to answer tbs
complaint In this action, and TO serve =
copy OF your answer on the plaintins at
torney. within twenty days after the ser
vice Of this exclusive Of the day
o, service c., sd in ;sssm OF ;o %in fs :. ,sss &c
manded in the complaint.
George B. class. Plaintiff. attorney
Post Once Address and once. No. i5t
Fifth Avenue. Manhattan Borough. New
York City. y, Y.
To the above named defendants:
The foregoing summo Is served upor
you by publication. pursuant to an order OF
Hon. Charles II. Kelby. a Justice Of ths
supreme Court OF Kings County. New York
dated the 18th day Of September. 1915. and
filed with the complaint In the once of the
clerk OF suffolk County, at Riverhead. l.
l.. on the goth day of October. 1915. Thii
action Is brought to partition the follow
ing described property: All that land
situate in the township Of Islip. SUFFOLK
County. ". Y, described on a map made b,
Dr. A. q Thom pson and nied In the Count,
Clerks once OF said County, as humble,
Ave and six. being part of each lot anc
Of samuel Goodar. on the wes' by th'
highway called Wicks' road. on the nor,t
by land of Edmund A. BunCe and Selal
Bunce and Francis NJ A.. Wicks and on tn.
east by land nov or late of Or peck. con
tanning 25 acres.
The sun., 1916-11-15
THE
For eastern New York. probably fair to.
day and Tomorrow hat colder on
the coast: frrsh nOrthWe cot winds.

For eastern New York. probably fair to.
the coast; frr~h northw Get winds.
to-day: Tomorrow. fair and continued cold;
moderate to fre.h northwest, winds.
For northern New England. fair and CON
tinucd cold to-day and tomorrow: MOD
crat" west and northwest winds. 81.
For southern New ENGLAND; probably ,s,r
fresh northwest winds
For western New York. fair today and
=; morrow; continued cold moderate west
SEW YORK. Nov. ls.-The cold wave
from the nor,hwe:, spread rapidly s
freezing weather to cover most OF New
England aud New York. tho entire axe
regions and southwark into northern parts
of Ala a IN Mississippi. Louisiana and al
most to the coast of Texas,
1t was warmer In the Rocky Mountain
plateau and southwestern States, nut stun
below freezing In eastern parts OF Wash.
ington and California and to the coast OF
oregon.
Zero weather covered parts OF the pa
kotas. Minnesota. Iowa. Nebraska. Kansas
and Colorado. ~ well a. wyoming. "hcr'
the lowest reported. 10 degrees below zero.
Eight and ten degrees above zero pre-.
vailed in northern New York and Now
Rain fell In the south Atlantic and cas-,
| Gulf states and snow IN the ~. Lawrence
VALLEY: NeS EnSisnd; New fsrs' ,nc or ,as sr
sleet southwark into Tennessee and north
ern Louisiana.
The comparative depression from the
upper Ohio Valley moved directly east
ward. Increasing In depth, md was cen-
tral on the southern New England coast
yesterday.
Throughout the Yves, tho weather was
In this city the day was cloudy and
much cooler. wind. fresh to brisk north
west, average humidity, 40 per cent: ba.
rometer. correct to read to sea level. at y
! A. NJ, 20 ~, 3 p. NJ. sgSp,
The sun., 1916-11-15
MAILS.

Hongkong and specially addressed mai
for the Netherlands. Ear Indies. vita ga u
Francisco, per stea mship T1isondarri. close
"A, II 80 =. VI Tomorrow,
Hawaii. via san FTancisco per steamship
Manoa, close at II 80 p NJ, to morrow.
Japan, Corea and China, specially ad
dressed only. via Seattle. per stes mshiy
Inaha Maru. close at $50 p. NJ, Friday.
FLY isusnas' &c" aHnr "nu N1s,fa, ia
per steamship Makura CLOSE at $40 =. Nj,
Friday.
steam hip Hawaii Maru. close at 40 y. NJ
Friday,
Japan, Corea and china. via Seattle, De,
steamship Shidzuoka Maru. close at 6:3i
u NJ, sunday.
The sun., 1916-11-15
ARMY AND NAVY ORDERS.

WASHINGTON. Nov. 1.-THE following
army orders were issued to-day:
Major John e. Munroe, Ordnance. De
partment. will vi.i, Derby. Conn. on bust
ness pertaining TO Ordsnce Department
ana upon competition Of this duty return to
propef ].,aiion; Cart; David Bower,
I."ayenworth. Kansas. 10 Fort Omaha. Ne
hraska: First Lieut.. Waller q. kilner.
aviation officer, Signal Corps; TO College
Point, l.. l.. for temporary duty in CON
capt. Percy NJ Cochran. @ VI. e. is as
signed 20 station at f. Poso.
orders November 4 directing Capt g, G.
Chapman, aviation officer, Signal Corps,
TO return to Washington are revoked.
Coast Artillery. placed on detached list I.
name Of First Lieut.. Frederick 4. Price.
!,: cca,, Ar,iliery. !, rsT:Sea from ro as-
Smith Infantry. to Fort Mcdowell. Calitor-
MIA. a. a witness before a general court
me,,ini; F,rs, ..ien, pa, J. g w.,ss.i r.:
it,ery, detached. and John i Won Holt
7cniorn. Field Artillery. detached, attached
il,yed a, aviation school. San Diego. to
columbus. y Nj. for duty with Firs' Acr"
Major Adam r. sassnd. Ordnance De
par;ment. will visit SANDY Hook proving
ground on business pertaining 10 ts.t OF
ordnance material Resignation % Major
Guard" accepted, leave q, ab.enSs one
month fifteen days granted Cap. Thoma-
g. wooN CosS, A,,iiiery, ar; Th%ma'
VII proceed from New York city 10 Bos'
ton for temporary duty In connection with
~ncronsutics and return 10 New York ciiy,
Major Henry NJ. Merriam. Coast Artillery
Leave Of absence ten days while en- route
80 University OF Minnesota granted Frs,
Lieut.. owen r. Meredith. seventh lntaniry
xieu, tiinior grade q W n. pashi-ll.
detached C-S TO command CT,
The sun., 1916-11-15
FOREST BOND ISSUE WINS.
New York city Gives Mig Vote Il
Proposals..

ALPANr, Nov. 1A-Alexander Nc
Donald. Deputy Conservation Commits
sioner, declared to-day hat scattering
returns received Indicate a victory for
the 10000, 900 bond issue for extending
the forest preserves and palisades OF
Interstate Park voted on election day.
TIE returns indicate hat New York city
gave the proposal u biz majority. which
has been set by two distinct sources ~
high as 240, 600 votes,
The commission doubts that the ma
jority In as great as this, but believes
New York city will carry the PROPOSE
ton aver If tho rest OF no State goes
against II. Complete returns are ex-
psoted by the commission to-day.
The sun., 1916-11-15

WASHINGTON. Nov. l+-Battleship.
Arizona. Florida. Oklahoma. Pennsylvania
and wyoming, mine ship San Francisco,
Eunbuat Dubuque and cruiser Baltimore
have arrived al southern drill grounds,
ha'tlcShip Connecticut AZ Lynn Haven
Roads. collier Hancock a. Puerto Plata,
Nncht Nayfovsr at Washington. Jug Po-
,omac at Puerto Plata. Tank ship
Arothusn has sailed from Charleston for
Pensacola, supply ship Glacier from Salina
Guam ra- Nagasakt, transport Prairie from,
puerto Plata for Hampton Road, and tug
The sun., 1916-11-15
sUMMoNsu

YoRkMwILLIRRMH Ii. AGE ana 3RtLFRfEMb
~, SoNkIING. as Trustees under the Last,
MiI and Testament of George l.. Ronalds;
ARFKEN. .sometime. called Helen Arfken,
u. living. h all devisees and heirs at law
ia tsn a.. G pet o,n who b. purehs.e or inhstl,
an interest In the premises described in the
complaint herein derived through the said
neIehe Arfken, sometimes called Helen
Arfken. II she he deceased, and all persons
VINO are or MAKE any claim whatever az
executors or administrator of any Of said
persons who may be deceased and who II
living would have an interest In tho prem
ises deseribed In the complaint herein de-
sometimes. Jailed Helen Ariken. or her
heirs or their heirs. grantees or legal rep
resentatives, which persons. " any there
plaintins. HENRY =. DosCHER, as attoi
ney in iac, OF. Helene Artkcn, and FISHER
LEVINE. Defend ,nts. Summons.
ARE HEREBY ST MMoNED 10 answer the
complaint in this action and to serve a
copy OF Your answer on the plaintiffs at
'orney Within twenty days after the service
Of this umnons ex, lusiye Of the day OF
pear or answer judgment will he taken
against YOU by default for the relief de-
m sTa. ISIS. u" H III %aqRE'' = s;cH RstG@ HTsGssr
dress iss B%rosdwsy. Manhattan, y y ciy.
Helen hrfken. Il iiyins. and ali devi.ee.
and heirs at law Of all persons who by pur
chase or inheritance or otherwise have or
claim to have an interest in the premises
described In the complaint herein derived
through the said Helene Arfken. some
times called Helen Arfkcn. N she lie de.
ceased. and all persons who are or make
any claim whatever az executors or admin
tstrators Of any of said persons who may
be deceased and who ~ living would have
an interest In the premises described In The
complaint herein derived through the SAID
Helene Arfken. sometimes called Heler
Arfken. or her heirs or their heirs. grantee
or legal representatives. which persons. u
any there he. and their names, are un
known to the plaintiffs;
The foregoing mmo Is served .upo'
YOU by publication pursuant to an order o.
Mr.. Justice Francis X. Pcndleton, Just'c'
Of the Supreme Court OF the state OF New
York, dated the end day OF November
1915. and fled with the complaint In III
once VI tho Clerk of the COUNTY of Nev
York at the County Courthouse. Rorouyl
of Manhattan. city and state or New YORK
Dated. November tth. bis.
HERBERT Y. SCHOOSMAkER. Attornc.
for Plaintiffs. once and p. q; Addres
1855 Broadway, Manhattan, New for'
city,
The sun., 1916-11-15

PURSUANT TO AN AGREEMENT EN-
tetween John wanamaker. New York. and
Bessie r. Breuer. will sell on the IND
in the forenoon. In the Plano Department
OF John Wanamak-r, New York, 1St Broad
way, Borough OF Manhattan. cry, county
and state Of New York. one plano and stool
a. provided by Sections IS and IS OF the
Personal Property Law.
The sun., 1916-11-15

rnnED into On the slst day Of March,
,aih hetvsen John W~snaInaksr, New York
and Gsr,is G.,.tis. I VIZ ;s!1 on the e.o lons
Gsy,h. forsnoon, In the Piano Department
Of John Wsnsmaker. New York !s+ Broad,
WAY, borough Of Manhattan, CITY. Count.
Ssneh as provided by sections IS and IS o.
the personal Property Law,
Wv DANIEL GREENWALD. Auctioneer.
The sun., 1916-11-15

rERED into on the 10th day of December
isib. betwsen John wanamaker, New York,
and Marie l.. Hunting. Will sell on ih'
o;riock in the forenoon. In the Piano De
psrtment OF John wanamsker, New york
Isl Broadway. Borough OF Manhattan CIty
and bench as provided by Sections So and
al Of the Personal Property Law.
DANIEL AID, Auctioneer'
The sun., 1916-11-15

PURSUANT TO AN AGREEMENT EN-
TERED into on the 18th day OF December,
49,. between John wansmaker. New York.
and Henry wsiitropp. ] viii sell on tho
5and day OF November. 1916. At ten ,lOl
o;riock in the forenoon. In the Piano De
partment OF John Wanama&er. New York.
f6i broadway, Borough OF Manhattan, CitN,
,ounty and State of New York, one plano
and stool as provided by Sections So and tt
Of the Personal Property Law.
DANIEL GREENWAL.D. Auctioneer'
The sun., 1916-11-15
LEGAL NOTICES.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS OF
LAY &. WEMPLE COMPANY.

UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.
SOUTHERN DISTRICT OF NEW YORK
Phillip Steuerwald. Plaintiff. vs.. Jay c.
W.mple Company. Defendant.
PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that on the 3oth
day Of October. 1916. a decree was duly
made herein and hled In the ONCE Of the
Clerk of the United States Distric, Court.
requiring the receivers of defendant. Jay
notices TO all OF the creditors OF the de
PENDANT. Jay G. Wemple Company, requir-
ing them 20 file verified proofs OF claim
with said Receivers within sixty tG0) days
Of said 30th day Of October. 1916. or other-
wise be prohibited from sharing in ths
estate of said defendant and 10 publish
Iished in the City Of New York. Southern
District OF New YORK.. for fourteen consecu-
tive days from the date OF said order.
JOB r. HEDGES,
EDWARD W. J. kAYSEL,
Receivers Of jaw c.. wemple Company.
8, r. PEAVEY. JR,
Attorney for Receivers.
az Broadway. New York City.
The sun., 1916-11-15

PURSUANT TO AN AGREEMENT EN-
TERED into on the end day Of oc,o6sr'
iei5. etwse John wenamaksr, Nsw iork,
a shs ssnd day OF November. 1915. az ten
,io) o'clock in the forenoon. In the Piano
vsprr'Tst Broadwsy. Borough Of Man
hSttsu, city. County. and state q New
Yoss. one plane End bench g pssvidsS Sy
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Two of the twelve employees ~ tho
naturalization bureau nj tho state SUI
pranln Court, indicted for grating were
nliced on RAJ before Judge Edwin :.
Thomas ia the United States plstric.
Court yesterday. rh"y ar" Franris y.
Cpaklev and Albert &c. slrr They are
charged with M yin demanded from APP
for c,lzeuship fees IN excess OF
those nxed by Federal law, Assistant
United States Attorney Frank NJ. ko0sS
will conduct the prosecution.