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WITH sCHOOLBOY ATHLETES

II I. expected that Carlton Collins will
have fun charge OF the Boys High football
team next year. Collins brought out IA
vast improvement In tho Marcy avenue
team after Former Coach wilson severed
relations with the eleven. Collins was once
a star player on the Cornell team.
II looks as II steve McClave, for many
years coach Of Adclphi football teams ~
slated for "A bigger place next year. Me
claye's name has been mentioned as assist =
ant coach to several college teams
Hsenlein. De La salle's star baske,bal il
player, continues to do fine work. Haen.
iein's efforts have done much to enable his
team to win h'e straight games.
Candidates for the Commercial baseball
team soon viii start Indoor practice Last
season the Scarlet and Gray made Il ilne
record. and with an abundance OF good ma
team should more than hold It's own In
1917.
Paul Mulcahy was elected captain OF
-, P,ter's Prpe track team v-s'rr-
day Mulcahy takes the place OF Mike nj
Ion, who left school. TWENTY. ave candi-
date, are working out under Mucahy, and
IN. prospects for another successful season
are bright
uendsh HE swimmers Will he unable to com
pete for the Marcy avenue Institute for pt
ienst two weeks Schoenbcrg received in
juriss while practising.
The 1850 made by the Flushing footba,,
team o., Its recent trip to Blnghamton will
be turned In to the General Organization
The football team put In request for
swssters, the money to be deducted from
the tsSs. but that va voted against
The sun., 1916-12-08
MORRIS AND GLEASON WIN.
victors In Final Bouts Of City A. G.
Amateur Tourney.

William Morris. national l25 pound
Champion. and Charles Beecher Of the
Educational Alliance mixed 1t W. In fine
style for three rounds In the final bout
OF their class In the City A. C. amateur
bouts last night. Morris, a member OF
The East Side House. was awarded the
decision. The bout was the keenest
Fought on the programme. which was Lot
concluded until well after midnight.
j. Geller Of the Pennant A. &. suf-
Tered a broken rib In his bout with W
T. Gilday. Oxanam A. A. ,Geller was
unable to continue after the first round.
Robert Gleason continued his nne work
when he disposed Of M. Buckwater In
the final bout OF the las pound class.
The bout went the limit Of three
rounds. The summaries:
los Pound Class-Semi-nna T. Mur-
ply. East Side House. won from =. sisen-
!udrss decision; Al K:rit.k. jsnior P..
ihIss rounds. judssS decision.
us Pound cisss--Finsl bout. w. 2. OIL
DAY, OzAnsn Association. won from :. Gel.
. w. psnnant a. c.. In one round. referee
.ils Pound cisss--ssmi-anAL Charles
Seschsr. Educationai AlliAnce, won from
ss.os Hs%isss.a sasi Hss;'r Bout ss''' iis sSSn
BsseS:r. ESss.sisssi xilisss:. tire:
iss I"aani iIS%asr SI:..@s.ml.aa.L a:S's.os; Il Moa.
mrg. unattached. won from James sulii-
van. Union ssitlSmsnt a, O.. three rounda
a'issss ss:-i ssss I've
i.s' i.s r:sss :s.f' e;ssss1ss.5lss ~ .ss,.,
;$s:s:s,:s ;sss:: $$:;s::s' s.-!i';:: -
The sun., 1916-12-08
THE WEATHER FORECAST FOR
TO-DAY AND TOMORROW
Steamship Arrivals and Departures Outgoing
Foreign Mails.
THE WEATHER.

Fer esstesn New Ysrk. increasin9 cIcuSi.
ness and warmer to-day, rain Dy nIsnu,
Tomorrow. rain and colder In the north
bccomlnG east and southessterly.
For New Jersey. increasing cioudiness
nna wsieT sd.q ra" % ,he
tion. winds fresheninE and becoming sou'h-
For northern :.,w England. partly
cloudy to-day; Tomorrow, rain; moderate
north winds, becoming variable and SHIFT
Ing to the southeast.
For southern New England. increasing
cloudiness and warmer to-day; tomorrow,
rain: moders's variable winds. becoming
east and southeasterly and Increasing.
For western New York. rain and warmer
colder winds becoming south and strong
NEW YORK Dec. s-The storm which was
central In the st. Lawrence Valley on wednes.
day moved southeastwsrd to position over
ward advance Of the srea Of high pressure
from nma the s's: aais .nS Ssu.sd snS
High pressure covered New York and ell
States southwark and westward into the lower
Mississippi Valley and upper lake regions
gated formation extending from the north cen
trai states into the Southwest.
In the Northwest and west OF the hocty
Mountains the pressure was high.
1t was cooler In the Atlantic states ana
freezing temperature occurred In western New
YOr1 and ps1 Of ,h. and
unseasonsbly high temperature prevailed In the
Rain fell at scattered points In the central
States and northward into Wisconsin snd Min
ncsota and snow In Michigan. tn. Dakotas,
Wyoming. Colorado and New Mexico.
1t was cold,r in the Northwest and Rocky
In this ely the day was fair and cooler !;
wind, high northwest; average humidity. ~ per
cent : barometer. corrected to read to sea level
Al NJ 20 OS II. M. 30 :O5.
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sUMMoNsEA.

NEW YORK SUPREME COURT. NEW
YORK cOUNTY.-Harrison Hewitt. as ad-
rninistrator Of the estate OF Edward p.
Xdd. deceased, plaintiff, against Sarah
judd Rseue, defendant. Summons.
TO the above named Defendant;
You are hereby summoned 70 answer the
complaint In this action. and TO serve
conv of your answer on the Plaintiffs At
sernsy within twenty days After the ser
VICE az this Summons, exclusive Of the day
~ ssrvics; and In case OF your failure to
Sppssr. Al or snswsr. tudsmsnt vill be taken
sSsinst veu by dsfsult for ths relief de-
.,~ Mad in the complaint.
Ustsd october ., 1915.
RTHJjR II. DIB1DLl. Plaiuti6s Attorney.
office aud Post Office Address: No. 81
LiSsfty street. Borough Of Manhattan. City
"rs tSe Dcfondsat Sarah Judd Kssns; The
foscroinl summons 10 served upon you. BY
rwsiIoaIIou, pursuant to an order Of Hon.
Srabie Eugene a. Phiibln. Justice Of the
SsS:d the 2sth day Of November. 1918. and
Si"d with tss complaint. u tbs office of
ne clerk Of the County q New rQsk a. the
".psseA pess4hss "a, isia :.
kIsIssTE Y hinssSLis hn.ssy :.,s.s xss'ss;s sss -
2 - ~ = H. -.
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PAwNBROKERs' SALES.
JOsEPH sHoNGOOD,s SONS, J

JOSEPH sHONGOOD's SONS. Julius
shonsood. Auct, - Bowery. sell 10 A. III.
Dec. s-All diamonds and other precious
;.S"s ;s%siy In sg,Gy y.1S ds.enpsn .s.Tsas:.
odds and ends and all other miscellaneous
articles pledged from OCT, !. isls. from from
ana ali Older dates. Max Bsrustsin. sl' ".
s,;s, Nov .ss ,;;s ;s%'r Zen e,s.: Hs.s.
s.s "a Ave. Alex Freund. i5.. 50 lve.
pee il-Dlsmonds; wN,eh.. js~sl,y:
psa Dec. ana isis sna TO He So sis HS' and al
held over. National Collateral Co; 8 Hil-
Sol,sts,e.15, PROP .Si "a a. Ave. is9 h,;S frG%
Raphiei. 272 9TH Ave. Raphiel Bros. 'is1
iM s7is4 Dec and ,;,s SGm? s:r. 'ls%ss's: %s':
iol BALDWIN Ave. Jersey City. II. Joseph.
GrOys i:a s., Sss.ss ssmsns. Gs'; watches. ,.wry
siiverware. odds and ends, pledged Prior Prior
Dec. 6. isi5f to Ne $40. and a. older .,n :
liar goods pledged prior pee /. 1915, Alex
Ereund. ii.S Sd Ave J. Blumen'hA'' Sss
, Dee i.-Men. and women. e,q,h,ns; cns s!
70: S;s.S H. 4 G.. ,o Lays e. ?S,s i?o Aye We No, 70
5000 500 'S'ips 10 Dec tD i. isis. Hugh Lav.ry les
Dec Dec. ii ii.ispMsS.s and women. clothing
| VIM. Prayer, :sss I'd Ave.
! Dec. i3-shongood Bros. Chas, Jultut
q Shongood, Auctioneers, b3s broadway, VIII
sell II A. 81. this day a large stock of high
grade fer lined overcoats from No. $4,000
oct .. 1914. to No. 1900. Jan. -. 1915
eni from Jan. H. 1915. to No. 1880. Dee. l.
1913, by order Tobias Cohen. t95 Sd Ave,
Dec. l4--All diamonds and other precioui
stones in various settings all watches
| Jewelry of every description. silrerware
odds and ends, &C. and all other good,
pledged prior Nov. ~ 1915. to No Sga2s
10
sales siiberstein Bros. 2t57 Nh Ave
Dee lt-Men's and womens lothing
dry goods, shoes. sc. pledged p'tpr Dec
! /, 1915. Hugh Freel, 80 New Ch5r.urrs ~.
also similar goods from No. yssVJ to No
5000. and all goods held from prevIou
sales J. c. Schnaper, 55I Sd Ave.
The sun., 1916-12-08
ASIATIC MAILS.

Japan. Corea. China excepting SHANGHAI
city, and the Philippine Islands, Via Van
couver, per steamship Empress OF Japan,
close at $50 l.. NJ tomorrow.
Postmaster Morgan announces that mails
on the following dates: sydney November
o. Melbourne, November 4. Auckland, No
yember s. and Wellington, November TO-
which arrived at san Francisco per
steamer Natal. were despatched east on
December 4 and are due In New York this
morning,
Postmaster Morgan announces that mails
OF the following dates; Hongkong No
ycmbsr 5, shanghai November II, Kobe
November 10 and Yokohama November 20.
which arrived per steamer Montenglo, des-
pa tched east from seattle December 4.
and mails dated: Melbourne November a.
sydney November 20 and Honolulu Novem-
Der rs, which arrived ut San Francisco per
steamer sierra and despatched east on
December 5, are due In New York to-mor-
row morning.
The sun., 1916-12-08

wASHINGTON. Dec. THE cruiser Al
bany has arrived at San Diego, monitor
Cheyenne. submarines HI H2 and U-3
at Aberdeen. Wash: cruiser Columbia at
Hampton Roads. collier Culgoa, at New
York yard: collier Jupiter at Lamberts
Point.
The collier Cyclops has sailed from Lynn
Haven Roads for Guantanamo; gunboat
Eagle. SANTANA Ray for Mole 81. Nicholas.
transport Hancock. Guantanamo for Port
Ru Prince; collier Jupiter, Lambert's Point
for Guantanamo. cruiser kanawha, New
York for Boston. tug ontario, Chesapeake
Bay for Gulntanamo; hHitleships Texas
and Utah Hampton Roads for southern
drill grounds hattleship Wyomirr liamp-
ton Roads for sea
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H. r1RusxI. Auc..r, 70 B.w.r,. sell.

L. I. FIRCSEI. Auct'r. 70 Bewsry. sells
10 A NJ. unredecmed pledges of every de-
scription for unpaid loans from the follow
Ing pawnbrokers, including all diamonds.
rubies. sapphirea pearls. emeralds. all other
stones unset or set In rings, earrings. pins.
links. chains, studs. bracelets. lockst or
other mounting. all jswelry. watches. ell.
vsrware, guns Instruments. furs. clothing.
cameras. all other goods pledged previous
TO dates and UP TO- numbers mentioned.
both Inclusive. and all pledges held over.
Dec. 81. +. Lemon e. Co. as 6th Ave.
prior Nov /. 1915. TO No, isso: Eauits bic
Personal Loan Co. +. l<th St. now 18th
st. Personal Loan Co.. prior May ?sth. 1915.
Dec. iii Newcorn & Son. 2sAs sd
Ave. prior Dec. l, 1915. to No G702. I.ouis
Stream. 2l79 Sd Ave, prior Dec. !, 1915. to
No. $500 H. Phillips. i57 Bowery. prior
Dec. l. 1915.
Dec. I'm. Manning a Sons. 8" s,s
sobel Co.. s7lo sth Ave. prior Nov. .. 1915.
Dee i'd Rawis,er. ioi 9Th Ave. prior
Nov. 3. 1915. to No. 1880.
Dec lt-Wm. simpson, 81 Park Row.
prior Oct. -, 1915. TO No. 5S0IS.
Dec l%--Sobel Bros, s22 Columbus Ave.
prior Dec. /. 1915, to No. 3Ao25,
Dec. l5-B Gutter & Son, l35 Bowery.
prior Oct, 80. 1915, to No. 1881. S. <.
Flatto, 1895 Sd Ave. prior Nov. Is, 1915,
to No. 1880.
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AUTOMOBILE
EXCHANGE

Nsdssa supsr-s six Coupe. dsis Model.
seating three and four passengers. Cost
%, ,<oo.ooi guaranteed TO be In perfect run.
cesk oGsr epHsldsred. Apply TO- owner.
- Ss.SHrSS Sss,;o SSss,;Ss sE 6;S. S:s:' s''d'''
The sun., 1916-12-08

EUROPEAN MAILS.

Tho Italian liner Nnpoli. sailing TO.
day for Genoa. VIII take mail. closing at
s 30 \. NJ, for Italy. switzerland and
The Spanish liner c, Lopez y Lopez.
sailing to-day Tor Cadiz, viii take
mail. closing at $50 A. Al. for spain. Por.
The Holland. America liner Ryndam.
sailing TODAY for Rotterdam, win take
mail. CLOSING at $3.50 \, NJ, for the Neither
The American liner 81. Louis, sailing
tn-mnrroH i.n iiNcrpoo,, WI take mall,
RhlIi' Rulsaris.' serbia THrsey" Ns;h.risnd.,
Norwsy. Sweden and p.nmarD. Africa.
ws,, Asia ia!n ana H." tn.I EA,, inas'' .,,u, .
morrow for bordeaux, viii take mail clos
ing at noon. for France, Switzerland, Italy.
SPAIN Fs hsP ss ss Ma,a nr.h IS a
raltar. 'eyIon, straits settlements, Dutch
East indics, Wcst Australia and Persia.
states sailing I" morrow for chris liansand.
will take specially addressed mall, closing
at 10 A. n. FOR norway sweden. DEN
Hungary, Luxembourg. Bulgaria. Serbia and
The Norwcg,an.AmcrDcan steamship Ber.
will take mall, closing at $50 A NJ, for
Norwa$, sweden, Denmark, Netherlands.
switzerland Russia, Rumania. Germany
Austria. Hungary. Luxembourg. Bulgaria,
Serbia and Turkey.
SWIMMING SEASON OPENS.
Columbia and 4. &. n. Y. will open
the local intercollegiate swimming sea.
son with q dual meet IN the G. q. N. Y.
natatorium tonight, The event is the
f,rst on the intercollegiate Swimming
League calender. Columbia appcars l..
have the better team and should win the
meet.
The sun., 1916-12-08
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
United States Coast and Geodetic SurvG1-
Standard Time
sun rises. ..., 0e A N Sun sets, - u
Moon sets. ...........S:8 A N
HIGH WATER THIS DAY.
Sandy Hook. g 80 AM Gov. Island. 10 IN
Hell Gatc...........s:W A N
Low WATER THIS DAY.
sandy Hook ie:i? A M Gov. island. IA 10 A N
Hell Gatc.............2:ay A M
The sun., 1916-12-08

WINTER REeORTs.
WHITE sUIPHUR SPRINGS. W. VI.
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CENTRAL AUCTION CO., NJ. shsehsn
Auctioneer, lSs Canal street. sells jswslrI

CENIHAL W., W. bn0e nan,
Auctioneer. lSs Canal street, sells Jswslry
at II a. u, ciothips at 10 4: y.
Dec. ll-By McAleenan's. 1880 Broadway
All unredeemed pledges OF pearls, dis-
monds and other precious stones. watches.
jeweiry. silverware, &c, from No l OF 1915
s5s7s, 20 diamond rinGs:. No. s7S47. . gold
bags; No. 2iO50. a lot OF Jewelry; No. 9itSS,
II packages OF dia monds; all these pledges
In 1918 and all articles held over from for
mer sales.
Dec i2-By II. Simpson 4 Co, lts West
tsd ST.. all unredeemsd pledSes OF pearls.
diamonds and other precious stones
watches, jewelry: siyerware. Ac,. pledged
previous to No. lSool Oct. 1915. and ell
articles held from former sales.
Dec. ls-By McAleensn's. l9< Sth Ave,
ali unredeemed pledges Of pearls. dia.
monJs and other precious stones. watches.
Jewelry. silyerware, &c. from No 2%Ots,
Aug. 8 1915, to No ,ts25, Nov. IS, 1918,
and all goods held from previous sales.
Dec. 15-By =, r. Fit itssimmons, e72
broadway. Brooklyn. unredeemsd pledges
OF Diamonds. wstches. 1ewelry. .sllverwars,
Ae.. pledged 70 No. it<ee. Dec. !. 1sis. and
~ Oee1s hslA ever.
The sun., 1916-12-08
SALES BY AUCTION.
Fifth Avenue Auction Rooms, inc.
ssI-slI Fourth Ave, 8. r. Cor. 25th st.
Henry A. Hartman. Auctionrer.
Consolidated Sale No. 1866 by Auction of
Tie Provident Loan Society
Of New York

of the collateral for unpaid loans made
preyious to and including August 2lst,
1915, at the following offices:
sac Fourth Avenue.
Ioans to No. 9,54b, inclusive.
IA8 EldridEe Street.
Loans to No. l5S.3S6, inclusive.
736 seventh Avenue.
Loans to No. 1884. inclusive.
lslth ". and LexingtOn Ave.
Loans to No. 1918, inclusive.
400 Grnnd Street.
Loans to No. 1914. inclusive.
$50 East 7ad street.
Loans to No. 1880, inclusive.
2eS Esat Houston street.
Loans to No i6s.0SS. inclusive.
Ilath 80. and Courtlandt Ave-, BrsnI.
Loans to No. II, ,s66, inclusive.
Loans to No. 6.t95. inclusive. ,
sa Graham Avenue, Brooklyn.
Loans to No. 1o.740, Inclusive.
Pttkiu and R0ckaWay Aves., Brooklyn.
Loans to No. 36,st9, Inclusive.
TO BE- held wednesday and Thursdsy.
Deesmher ls and u. 1915. from $50 a. NJ
December ~ and -.
The sun., 1916-12-08
JACOB sHONGUT. Auct,ou.er. % Bow.


cry, sells at 10 A. NJ.
Dec. s--Jewelry. watches, diamonds and
Nov. 80. .iYI5. Z: Berger. "a st6 Ave.
Dec. 1l-By Peoples Collateral Pledge
Society. 81 liberty 81, all unrsdesmed
pledges OF every description from Aug 2,
1915, to Oct 80, 1915 and from Nos. 60i2s
to 55t22. both inclusive. Also pledges OF
IKE Description pledged at 81 East issth
and from Nos. 25oi to se?e, both inclusive
Dec l2-Jewelry, watches. Eiamonds and
No. 1000 to. 1850; !, weinberser., 1913
bia 81. brooklyn; Berger Bros. .2ot W, 42d
ST.. y. Berger, SOS 7th Ave. and S, Berger.
20< w, <2d St.
Dec .ls-Jeweiry. watches. diamonds and
all pledges prior Dec. Q, 1915. NJ. Bernstein
(S. Edelstein & Son. successor). 252 LIST
Ave. Also for A, Riesner & Son. l65 LIST
Ave. =. Edelstein n Son. Long Island
Also all goods pledged with $. Lehman. SO
Catharine st, and goods recovered from the
burglary ut that address.
Pee; 'MJIsws,ry nIssss ISs.ssss 8, diamond.
:.riRt,Gn pledged to Dee 4 1913, to Nc;
over, p. Haskell & Sons Columbus Ave.
The sun., 1916-12-08

Highest temperature, 81. at Il. NJ
Lowest temperature. 81. at a. NJ
Average temperature, ~
The sun., 1916-12-08
Echoes from the Contribs' Dinner.

Long Biil--weii. boys wins, did you
think Of tho First Annual Rod and Gun
Dinner In my opinion ~ was great; the
whole arair smacked Of Eeniaiity. good fei-
lowshlp and common interest heard only
s,..a 1ss .dvtass ,no.ps 5smis from
enough salt water. | would like TO see
some pictures and hear some stories about
llngs"
Ny goodness. brother. I think the salt
water fraternity was there good and strong
Didn't Dr. simon shine In his clever lyric.
surely everybody was touched by Or,
Briggs appeal And didn't Jordan show
YOU the samples OF the cotton thread ne
uses? All these on the salt water side. old
But there were plenty Of fresh water
boys there too: lovers of tho trout streams
game. for ! had some interesting talks with
some OF them.
/ think %. salt and fresh w.r. abou,
should he; for the real true sportsman love,
them b tn. And the conservation talk
wasn't that Greatf After listening to Il
state was doing good work along conserva-
tion lines7 did. I'm Jerseyman. boys
York streams. and / love the State for IN,
many happy hours spent along her stream,
and for the good sportsmen friends l hav'
ner from start to ,hnish, and hopes 1t vii
be made an annual nair.
Royal GoachmanIi am grateful and
! enjoyed the fellowship of those srount
put forth their best efforts lent al
attentive ear to the speakers, the toast
master, Mr.; Mcdonald, Mr.. Mitchell. Mr
Miller, Or. Briggs. DR.. Simon. Mr.. Carpen
ter. Mr.. Denison, Mr. O'Malley, Mr.. Jordan
mss, n%s M h.ys "'{ u. han:cs % Pff'E@ri ''G
| to shake the hand OF the wlzsro Of tn.
fying lead. who voiced his sentiments o
me In verse.
Hartis l. Phiilips-The embodiment q
good fellowship displayed at the Dime
Is, as usual. part o.; and the main at
brotherhood OF tho lover of the Rod an,
| Gun
The sun., 1916-12-08
LOST. FOUND AND REWARDS.

LOST, FOUND AND REWARDS.
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD
large type Cadillac seven passenger 1915
factory number 3sl2+; $50 for return Of
Automobile, $50 for evidence leading to
conviction OF thief Telephone East Provi-
dencs i0<W
The sun., 1916-12-08

81 Adriatic, from Liverpool.
IS Hellig Olav. from kirkwall.
80 Oruro. from Hull.
Ss Toba Maru, from Huelva.
Sc NoordAm, from Falmouth.
IS Bellctrix, from Rotterdam.
80 Zaandyk, from Rotterdam.
IS Caserta, from Genoa.
80 Tunisie, from Huclva
So santa Marta. from Cristobal.
20 Alamo. from Tampa
Sc Mohawk. from Charlestoa.
IS Chesapeake, from BaltimorO.
The sun., 1916-12-08
ARRIVED FROM NEW YORK.

81 Freshheld. at Gibraltar.
IS Arthur Balfour. al Gibraltar.
IS Suveric. at Alden.
Ss Junsshoved. at Rio 6rande - oul.
Ss Trafalgar. At Rio Jsneiro.
IS Drammensfjord. at Bergen.
50 Copenhagen. NJ Mclbourns.
Sc Delta. at Amsterdam.
IS Harpathian. at Cristobal.
So Fl Mnndo. AT Galveston
Ss Antilles. AT New Orleans
- Marcarcia. al Newport News.
IS Icnape. at Charleston.
50 Atlantic, at Philadelphia.
The sun., 1916-12-08
Fourtesn-Year-O Old BOY Casts :si Feet.

The members Of the Long Island Casting
club met as usual at Dexter Park last
sunday for their regular practice,
The sensation Of the day was furnished
by a slim fourteen -year-old schoolboy, "a
chip OF the old block" Al Olches. Jr, who
made with four ounce lead the remark
able casts OF 280 and 25l feet Some
boy"
Look out for your laurels. Edward E.
Davis. as the boy grows older!
Other casts made were &. T., Ellinshausen
$40 feet; f, Korenyi, 3Ie feet y. Fech.
sos feet, and W. Me.scr, sol feet,
follows: Or. Pool. $50 feet: J. shaw. 235
feet; A. Olches, Jr., 23o feet: +. Perez. 225
feet; W. J.. Millar. 2?3 feet. and J. Fernan-
dez, 2l5 feet
Others casting included DR.. r. C. Raynor.
Edward Cramer. u, Phillips. James 8. Pet >
tilt. H. Jones, +. p Herar William II.
HUI. II. y. Smith. II, y, Hall. Edward
Shsnlnger and A, J. Sahdala.
We had several visitors from the ranks
OF tn. United Anglers League and expect
to add few members All fishermen are
welcome. CHARLES II. WELLS.
Secretary Treasurer
The sun., 1916-12-08
Prizes For Middies and Guests.

The next practice casting events OF the
Midland Beach Fishing Club will take
place at what Is now known as the Mid
land Beach Casting Field at Grant City,
Clarence j. Housman. Wall street broker,
has donated to the club rod and reel 10
guest who will. during the coming winter,
show the greatest Improvement In casting
simultaneously with this donation Albert
n. Brenausr sportsman, has given tho
club Q II carat gold watch to be given
TO the one who has the best average
attendance during the winter season. COM
msnring December 10.
In these practice casts any ons Interested
in casting not affiliated with this club or
any other Is welcome and eligible for these
prizes.
come and eligible for these prizes
SIDNEY RICE.
Secretary Midland Beach Fishing Club
Wright Outlines Right Principles.
Every sportsman should observe these
i-observance Of all humane principles
.-smsli hsh must be returned TO tho
s--Stand by and assist all sportsmen
In distress, whether on land or sea.
Insist upou reasona ple accomwoda- =
tions on vessels taking sportsmen to sea.
I-~Denand u fair dosl to all.
The adoption OF the pastlme, nhhing is
n part of household management IL not
only makes you hearty and stronS. but
reduces ths cost Of living.
Tho American coasts tecm with fsh. af-
ssrAiAs sport saA sssa fos msiiiens Of
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-11-25
GERMANY DENIES KIDNAPPING
BELGIAN WoRKINGMEN -

Amsterdam, Nov. FISHERMAN adj
vices today strongly deny that any
but unemployed Belgians have been
deported for employment in German
factories.
It is explained that if by chance
some Belgians who are actually at
work have been included in those
transported from Belgium it is be-
cause Belgian authorities have failed
to furnish German officials with the
proper lists of those unemployed.
The German government, it is as
serted, has taken responsible meas
ures" to return those Belgians erro-
neously depOrted.
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GAME CALLED - WET GROUNDS
London, Nov Is. - Nothing but
heavy rain was reported from the
British front today by Gen. Sir Doug
! Haig. $50 ''.-''-.,'@.'' - -
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San Francisco.-Launch carrying
so sailors to naval supply ship Gla-
cier in San Francisco bay cut in two
by river steamer, One drowned, two
injured and six missing
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VILLA NEAR VICTORY
ATTACK ON CHIHUAHUA

Ell Paso, Tex, Nov. Is. - Shortly
after daylight today concerted as
sault from three sides of the city was
begun by Villistas upon Chihuahua
City, according to report reaching
U. S. department agents here.
In an attempt to force Gen. Ire
vino, commanding the garrison, to
exhaust his ammunition supply,
small raiding parties of Villistas
moved upon advanced trenches of
the defenders during the night to
draw their rifle fire.
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aid to be interested in the latter

is said to be interested in the latter
company.
Robertson said the raids were a re-
suit of a conference with the mayor
and was decided after complaints had
come to him that the egg gamblers
were sticking in one or two bad eggs
in every dozen. HS also said reports
had come to him. that in some in
stances poultry had been held in
storage since 1908, according to re-
ports received.
I'VE will tag all suspicious eggs
and order them held for close inspec-
ton" said Robertson" All eggs we
believe are bad will be destroyed.
The same will apply to poultry and
other foodstuffs. In addition to the
ancient poultry, we are in receipt Of
tips that eggs have been held in GER
tain warehouse since last February.
We have been notified by the corpor-
alton counseIlth our roads will be
within the law. We intend to pro-
teot the housewives Of Chicago
against paying for rotten eggs. And,
! believe, our action may seriously in
terfere with the egg corner of some
of our prosperous food gamblers"
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