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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-18
BOYS PRAISE WINS DIMES
Son Of Judge Levy Tells Sons OF
Israel Of Marjorie's Plan.

At the close Of the Passover service
e the Sons and Daughters OF Israel
at 232 East Tenth Street last night,
Washington Irving Levy, eleven years
Old. son of Judge Aaron J. Levy, arose
and expressed his great admiration
for Marjorie Sterrott and her plan TO
present a battleship 10 the nation.
at is fine thing for the Jews to
respect the traditions of their fathers
and 20 celebrate their festivals he
said, "and it is just as fine thing to
look after the welfare of your coun-
try" lie then obtained promise
from those present 10 aid him in max
ing up d fund TO give 70 Marjorie.
While Il is a custom that no money
Shall be handled by Jew during the
Passover. more than 81 was guaran-
tced to the patriotic youngstcr.
Jacob Levy. friend OF President
Garfield. complimented young Levy on
hi- spirit and expressed his approval
OF the nationwide movement which
Marjorie started with her famous
dime
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-18
BANKER REWARDS sEay.r,
Winthrop Leaves Annuity in Win
Estate TO Relatives

The will OF Egerton l.. Wi,n
banker and eX-president Of the r.,
erbocker Club. who died on All
was filed in the Surrogates' Cour, -. y
terday. Egerton L. and Bronson g..
each receive one-third OF the resis,.
estate, the third share being l.,
trust for Mrs. Charlotte \. " Fo,,.
a granddaughter. al whose death i,
share IS 20 60 20 her children. "A
Muriel Egerton Winthrop. = e.,
daughter. receives one hundred go
OF Chicago e. Northwestern r.
Company stock. To William Iessrnt
left $4,000 and an annuity OF s7SG
his faithful services. "and with A.. -
lief thst my comfort and wellhei,,
my home life have been greatly :.
NOTED b yhis devotion TO nv in,er.,r, ~
1lr. Winthrop loft his nrope,,, >,
East Thirty third Street ard MI, e'.,..
Al Newport, K. l.. 10 mis- two son, !.
tenants i'm common he also divia.t
between them personal effects = -. 49,
trait OF his father by Sargent and So.
articles of historical value and int,
est
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HELP WANTED.
SITUATIONS WANTED.

Male.
a.!red: T 10y, 6 80 81. Bioosyn.
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D. A. r. AND c. A. X.
AID hARJORIE'S FUND


Washington, April 1.-THE chill
dren OF the American Revolution
TOOK I'D the Marjorie Sterref Bat
tleship Fund with great enthusiasm
This morning. Miss Mary "aicoti
Green. regent OF the staten STAND
Cbapter OF the ID. A. r.. introduced
the subject at the morning session
az the first day Of the national con-
gress. Mrs. Daniel Lothrop. OF Bos-
Ton. founder of the Children OF me
American Revolution. gave MISS
Green opportunity TO bring up me
matter and there was a genera
clamor for the privilege OF subscrib-
ing 10 the fund. The buttons gwen
by The Tribune were distributed
with great rapiditv and there we're
not enough 10 go around by several
hundred.
The varmest support was prom
ised Miss Green by the children,
and the Michigan delegation also
promised to take up the matter.
MANY others have become interested
in tho Battleship Fund. and with
preparedness "a the keynote of the
two congresses in session here. that
of the Daughters and OF the Chill
dren. renewed impetus will be given
the movement.
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record from ths Weather Bureau shoFs The changes
In NJ temperature for the last twenty hours "
comparison With me corresponding date Of last ''s'
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nm. yo1os. excellent plain. fancy cooHns
'',i.,,i.ri, r.ean. best references Martha Col
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-18

al, boulevsrds with handsome ~.
structures, apartment hotels .rs ''as's
dcnces-a much handsomer ana s sea'
expensive class OF building, y. MOI,
CIT. had ever known before Al.~ NJ
had bid for and obtained a wo-lS. ~
position. 10 be opened In Iais a.
we're almos. weekly sending on, AZ.
ocs contributions 20 cities WI sen ,t''
themselves. had suffered from si, s, ""
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Apr FL
APR -
APR -
Ar 50
Nay Q


IfoqupI, fBrl towing barge $a'4hoe London
Narrh 20 h. David r Warden. Bar A.
I>ruador. Amsterdam March -. Falmouth April
snf cAps Henry 10. 70 " Grace a Go. Ear Al
= 30 fu
To..a (NoD. Csriir March co. 10 Bsnhsm A
Bf5rsen. RAr A. 20
/afn0fs fsw,dj. ~ Vincent. l. April !. 10
Anderson A GO. Bar At
I'fo,eu.. Ne1 Oriesn. April r. - tho Southern
Ffri1r Go. Nth rds quaf a. q m
Wleri Van Dra 81 fpu'efJ. Rotterdam March
- 10 simpson. sl~uce 4 Young Ia al %
Atlas Dutch Cursero April ~. 10 iuneh. Ei,s
4 TO- With f1dss Bar q, AGO
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en,ale.

G.KpENER-F FARMER. Thoroughly si ~. Ken a,
" 1 i.ss reiereuces. Noers Agency 81 gu n"
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FIRE RECORD.

"a IS i.o,h 81 Davis. sNsLt
2 15-lir kld g. j. sander. trrrs.
Ole rs v -stl IT, Fallanfy $1,000.
5jo-k ls3d - rAlifoA1 Ss'us - J. =
40 j. Wa,sfy Place. Nassau Waist Co. IN
SOB RAILROAD yards Bailey ~. y Y. c. II
u H. slight
10 oo-a.s HEM S.. 7. Kopic s'ie.
u .iI-li5 kf.ngipn e., n4hle Mi''s's'"' s'sN''
4 " =, .,--.,. -f,.h.
L. -U-i9' Bro0me 81, VI Sifsel 'nsn.
l. $40 kiui sion u j., ii lt. 1917
4.l,-.5 " s0th 81. y. Cohen. tdnins
500 Avenue A. Klein. j akcr Newman. uh-
sm-ist-lsl Creme s., Braunsteln Mofshi'z;
-.i5-s6t 4 I'd S. Lille Blosok t-cng.
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DEFENCE FILM SEEN AGAIN
Hsekensaok Aids Battleship Fund at
Theatre.

Hackensack. y. J.. April II. Hack
onsaek's enthusiasm wns again stirred
to-day. when the Tribune's defence
or Tribute" motion picture was shown
20 audiences az tho Lyric Theatre un-
der the auspices Of "Thc Evening Rec
ord" Hugh Otis, manager Of the
playhouse. gave goOdly percentage
of the receipts 70 Narjorie's Battle
ship Fund, and hoped ~ could have
been ten times as much. Tho many
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TRANSPACIPIC MAILS.

Naval VIA San Francisco ftloss At IL
n -lurIife ....t+..... .......... ..... Az
Tahiti. NaQuesss Cook ISLANDS. Sew Zealand
sri tpeclslly sddressef mall FOR Australia
via San Francisco fclose al IL 20 o nj
astsi f n ?
Japan. corea and China wa seaitlej (clOls
A. go . ml-YoAoh,ma M3rs ........-. Ap
Hawaii. samoan Islands AuaraiiA tsrcept
NesD and New LgaiAud via san Fran
cs0J (closs a. II 30 . nj Ntntura Co.,. 70
JapM. CofeA. China and Philippine Islands
IVA Vancouver and Victoria Is O icloss
a. so Jumpers Of Japan ... .... AZ
Guam and Philippine 10 sncs IVA san Fran
eiseoJ (closs al II 20 D rnl--U Transport ~
Hawaii. M Islands. New I,slAni and Aus.
trslia ftIcspt WtsD Via Vancouver and
1lcors. Is @ lclose Of G 20 MI
Nlssaf. Observation-Disclosures.
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"Flagboat Of the 18th Division, L. S.
A. d Z"

A similar letter was waiting for Al
bert when he reached the destroyer
Aylwin, except that the amount in
closed was s.. The L. S. S. Glouces
ter, training ship Of the Brooklyn d.
vision Of the Naval Reserve. added s.
20 the fund. When the boy reached
home he found letter from the supply
chip Culgos, now al Port-su-Prince,
Enclosing a check for $20.8O Every
man in the crew was represented IN
the contribution, the letter said.
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CARPET CLEANING.
LORD ANS
PCBLIC NOTICES.

SEALED BIDS WILL 81 RECEllLe- ..
tn Board OF water supply, a. l,sYys's
twenty second floor, Municip-l 49,,
Park Row. Centre and Chamber ST r..
New York C.ty, until Il A. ~, % .,
day. April IS. lsIb. for Contract r. \.
furnishing. delivering ans efes.as, 70 =.
electric travelling cranes IRON ~ ~,
ton capacity, with equipment n eAs -.
a, Ashokan. konslco and hai VIZ 70
voirs The work Is located N We M
OF Olive. Ulster county. and Iown q -,
Pleasant and city Of YonAers. "e''-''
AZ III. above place and tine me o. ~,
will be publicly opened and f..a ~,
phle,s containing Information foI "a :,
and contract drawings can ee o,'s :,
the above address. ~ the once ~
Rotary. BY depositing the sum on ~, i,r
lars $50 IN cash or its eqlil...,....,s az
each pamphlet. For further p~i..f AZ
apply 20 me once = tle ffn
sistsnt Engincer ~ the above @a-I.'s,,,
CHARLES STRAUSS. ~
CHARLES y. CHADNI'n'
JOHN r. CALVIN. 49,
Commissioners of The boaf' VI
supply -..,. o..,.tsrr
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81. 2aa3lIp n....29Sd p m....-'''
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SENTENCED, SHE FAIyrs
Woman Embel1ler Weak from poi.o,
Taken When Arrested

NN'N " III NTFE@THN.
NorriStoVn. y. J., April I've,
from tho effects Of poison tak.n two
weeks ago. Mrs Margaret keeler Boe.
tainted in court when County Judo,
Salmon sent her 10 the Clinton Reform.
tory and lined her $3.50. She was tale,
to court from tho Memorial Hospital
The woman was charged with tn, On
bezzlement Of $500 from the Common
Sense Suspender Company. Beesu,. Al,
the charge she took poison. Charlie,
Buck said that he would End WORK Al
Clinton 50 he could be near her.
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AUCTION SALES.

NoRrGNGE sAIF-i6 tie matter o. certain
writ against israel Sicruhers. doius business under
tho name See a E,s aid mortgage ioreclosed hy
Abraham Iulher sam hanur,. suciioueef. Viii
sell to-ia, Tucsda. April isth, 1915. al ? M. 3D..
al at6 Ncf,rf st. y. g. The entire machinery
and fixture. az Tive Waist and Dress RANT. "
order of pluip Gucksman. attorney 'Ng mortgage.
,iortsarr rIeI January .. 1919 Aucuuuccfs orce.
sSr Irlouir o. Telephone $3.50 orchard.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-18

Young Finnish T2g-2 s'V As,sey .'i Is
a.. al e. 20 aoor Telephone ss4. NSrf-S mn;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-18
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS.

Europa DAM. Marei. Bygiari fNofl. Preston
Omhiliu fDufcAl barbados Hamilton. Norfolk an
Newport News. Mama iiafa. baltimore.
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THE WEATHER REPORT
Official Forecasts md Records for the
LAST Tweutv-four Hours.

Wsslia..ol. Atai 10, 70 northern s'ofn ara
row co7s-. On, Nev E.sa1d states and the It. L.F
r.r-, valley srI IS 9a.sas eastward pprns h'
lst ,rei.g 'ou- hours r hss caused rains through
ON, m. Aniotc states tennessee. the Ohio valley
ard N. lake recon arI v.et gales on de Great
Lilies srd il ths ohio valley showers "er' 'so
r,,o,,,d frcna a.. North Fsciee coast. Ns'ads ard
IDAHO.
Temperatures tars fallen i1 tAs pper ono Val
l,- m. lon,r lake region and on tie Paolh; Slope
The weather IS warmer IN tho Upper Mississippi
valley and The plains sa'cs Readings 49, above
the normal in nearly all parts O. the country.
Tie indications a-, thai the weather viii be f''
during TUESDAY e-i W,lnc-day over tie states cat
Tho fel,. .rsfi'-, pil -'-e IN 'he region n H.
Great Iairs. tire olio VALLEY trt lcnnrs's'-
,ft ro. ria~-e fa..l. l.v 'f fNc hianfc ana Ltst
Cur .-1'e- ai,Io, ,ns nos, '.rg 'ig.t fol-s --,
V.rl4 .r- rur..la. anI ~ .i.ns ltt No-n ar !
middle Atlantic fresh wet south Atlantic eil rss'
Guif usn' variable. west GUY. mod ~ .t..
Looming south. upper axes. fresh w, backing u
south. lower lakes fresh west
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED

Male.
80, ,..rrr Norwogi.n: ,:.end psrlormsh
hN ''.trs--eI maid. neat. good appearance, ~ 81.
-c'' cspable people excellent reference 49,
N..on;s LSaucy. 1T West t2d - -------,
rIIN-FFTTH -CoACHMAN. Run any SL: .,, Co..
'ilA 10 '-so.. American. age 81. good Appcats".r
W. ,''fr, ri..o Od,l.s Agency. 70 ON ~
Phone Eyaut 1901. ,.---,,.,.. ,,.--,sF--
''A' ms So. ,ea-, last place. sober, fell-o.e
'..e III. ia, rsss.epcss Olelrs Asency. 20 o'H
~ Phone Brysn, ZOO -
Gof OFT u,ier yAet. useful. wiie. pafio-inst.nl.
~. .ii,.,,If. t,ll good appearing 'ery d..lrso.s
.,ioiGd references. So. Mason hSe"'''
ial We-t Al 81. Ill.,,
1ARDFZER -M4rrcl one child; srs'tso.es. ~
aoner.. gas. lawns: reAao.e IL snes
-. r.f,-anse-. vie nr.t class butter msAe'' NN
peiicr's Agency. - SIKH az. -,
Thoroughly eITf.ehh'. =,
u" 80 f.ss refereuces. Noe's Agency ~ '.u nv
r., aDt--glii
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. yo.,, Finnish woman $40 SO. 5000
.....-.r.es D. Mis-. tio'ma,cr Ase.eyi MI ~
- I'd aoor Telephone So. 9i5r'.y mn
"A WAITRESS. whe.s paT.orxs--lla s,o II Miss
p,s,..,.-.. Agency. DO tast $50 81. t.i't NV
Young lash woman: has been Mienenn "a
80 q Mis-. Hofmaier> Ase,i,l, ~ n -
- tIi-l floor Telephone so, MuH-, M
,.t.,.nptss Very competent. young. neat re-
- al 'tr.iirnt references. ManhA conner Agency
g. Ga ag ltl.. ~ .---------,
- WAITRESS where paflormsd sW'ioyytsc
cscsueit 'onr yeAfs gel. :. thfd door
4'..,i,sSe sef,:s@,iarr.y I'M.
Tnok -Youns IRISH woman: three yca-s reference
x.6sss T. Mis- H0fmsyers hse..y. ~ ~ nAs-
~ 80. thlrI n0or Telephone sst-Aarrsy nv.
com. yoYng. excellent plain, fancy cooking
r.rtirlissy riean. best references. MsftAA COZ
me-. As,nc,. e, 49, as.
CoTpLT SWISS FRENCH -Chaureur. steel!.n,
,o.,baa,c run ans ear. wife. chamocrm.ii
,o.,.,,e.. hlshest personal references. country pre-
,e,,.I Nie, ~aauganessy's Agency. ID West 81 -
,oTPLF Gardener. wife SCOT cook best reit,
enres Nocis Agenc5. il tih az. bDMt "-o'
FErNcH MAID OF NURSE. -I'ea.el. younS sA-
So, Assn.5. 20 last 4-d - Murray 1911 go
INFANTS NURSE. -Coapet-n. 10 care t"in, o'
.i-t clUd. 81. hes' PERSONAL reference Ml.s
sHr.'s A-.I., so East A. st. Murray AZ f''f
r,DY,s MAID French. very capable. tage .e.t
f-,.. hacker traveller. sit year, ia.t place
So Na.ou's Ascucf. l3l Met ~. bDe.i .n'3.
rAiNpRESS -Lacellent four Jesss reference -.
MI. Hnfmayef's Agency. 10 last "a A..
Iiri noor Telephone s.il--Msit" hl.i. -------
f-I-NputSS Fist clasl; So. s. anywhere. st-
Silent references Miss Sheas Aseucy so p. va
-, ,7oi S1WosKER Hehnci. competent
.1,n- woman. g0od cook. small family. country
no laundr. $50. Odels. 80 ON a' fhon'
B-rnnt .n0i
u,tn ABUNDANT. practical nurse. goci scamsircs'
.ups,ri0r desirable womsn; vciy best references
sqs NJ. Mascn's Agency. Isl West "a 81
Buant 5e.i.
~I7pSTpY COXTRNTsS Young GERMAN. three
.,'.'isnf civ rrferrncrs. S. $40 " Miss no'-
MAYER, Agency. 10 Vast asa So. thlsd nooF. Ie.e'
phone Sq4f Murray mn
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COLLECTED BY CARROLL wFAnLAND At

COLLECTED by j. A. VAN HORN EhRGtN
REFORMED CHURCH SUNDAY SCHOOL. JLh-
SLY CITY y j.
Nj Thomas J. King Nj Henry ,ous'; M.
rd.,s-4 Toe. N- I.0,d Nhiif0rd NJ Robert
Ham!.tcr Miss Dorothy Mada4na. lD cents each.
MEMBERS OF WILLIAM @. MITCHELL CANT
NJ. lsa. Sons OIL VETERANS ............ 90
COLLECTED by PETER HANT HARP
Du E0ls Grimm Philip pcyo. Edward WASH
Peter d. Harp David Van Magclcu. jacob hsfde
lopt Arthur Haslrolci Albert toutut. Inward
Demarlst. Ste..ey h4sbrouck. 10 cents each
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Public Spirit mistaken.

But tho savants failed 10 take INTO
account the indomi,ablc spirit Of
Americans They also reckoned with
out the Federal government, when
could no more afford TO withhold sup
port from the California metropolis
than it could afford to close New York
as a seaport.
In five years the San Franciscans had
removed almost every trace Of the dis
astor and had refined the main streets
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.


United STATE. Coast and Geodeue Sur'U
mise ........ B.li Moon rises (p. M.
INSET ............ . 30 Moon setS Ia. m. l..- i3s
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COLLECTED BY ALBERT A. 4 HOPKINS
COLLECTED ny WILBUR EnKmIARp.

AT NORWOOD THEATRE. BROOKLYN. <j.f'
plrfn-i Afi-rof' Arthur Malone. Richard
s.if.lss France McCaIy Grace Van Sls~. Glaou
r.-.f. M-s william It.raafl srl forts seven
oilrr5.
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BUSINESS CARDS.
MULTIGRAPHING.

MrLrIGRAPH. FAC-SIMILE TyPEvRrrTlY,S, " A..
ters 81. 900 qusrtltl -; acdrss.i,s 4 III 40
~ Broa.w@y. ----
HfTLTiGKAPH TfPEwKrrhN LsTTEaMyo
II 20: 600. SIS; ises9. ~ op
UfATHERFORD. ~ BfosesU 1bSSl'D' ''''
Room ll3l Rector 49,.
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Can - @ m.....- - N --... ,
Iocd oaicisI Record.-Faif 20 day ana 10 'il'''
rors f.esh ssst Nlnd.-
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srpROCATLS NOTICES.

q
~ pvRsf.ANcr OF AZ ORDER or l.s
john J.. cohsIan, sli ,~,sb, gif
COUNTY Of New York. notice - 49,. ,4fr.
10 Nil persons h@,ins claims ,,,,s,,-ty 70
lire Leach Endicott late ol w .re ssr.s
New YORK. deceased. to prcseu. .-'hsr ..
with vouchers thereof 20 ~ a ifs
Mia ulare OF transsctiug pls.n -. lsai.
Office OF Perkins & Train. 80. ~ u -
ia the Dorough OF Manhattan. ~ <s,si.
York. on or before the nrst Gay -
u dated Sew york. the i''h DAY O ~
1915. .,,,,r< TNetu;N
PERKINS 4 TRAIN.
Attorneys for lNec ufor' -. ~ Nif
No "A broadway. Borole
haitian. Ncw York ''t. ,,ve os
y PURSUANCE or Az sssIrrr,ss,,
uoncrabl. John =. Cohslan' xoTIcE
n, The county OF New lofs, ,Ss elsr'
bsr.hv given % al persons hs,,s q ~
.cstn.t Martha Il Whiiridgo, - press''
sountv OF New York. deces. 10 81
ths same With vouchers III, .,sussct.s
.uh.rrlbtrs. a. their place v' -t.e,. Bilr
rnsin.., at ,hc o;'ice Of WI" w.n Ssfe.
A pire oar attorney. No. ~ before !"
a. The City 4 New York, O"
Ia, dsy OF july. 1915. ncNl say q ~
dated. New York. the va"
cembsr 1918. ,As
pOIcr.AS ~ TUoMN,Sr ,tnGE.
FREDERICK ". III rxscrtoft
vutrHIDGE. BUTLER
ATTORNEYS for Executor, c.,ty.
10 wall 81. New io'A
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fnr.cs.t, boz sod LaeaIIlIe,. II. ~ ~

F0rtceiil fof Sp'tIaI L0'aHW''' IN " ~
NeE England. Tasf Pennsylvania NeT jersey DEE
ware. MARYLAND. DFr-. cf Columbia. Virginia
North and south Carolina. Georgia. flo'idh' AZ
hama. Mississippi Tennessee. Kentucky West VIZ
eiri, Indiana Ohio. West rcnns'yanin West NtF
g ,+f 80 Ton. -FlI- Tuesday and Weircslay.
oklahoma .russiev fair. Wednesday cloudy.
Wel rcass-Ciculr Tuesday al4'N elnei-'y.
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ui,s,.. .,-,pe-s,,.re YESTERDAY 81 degrees q II
ri, io,,e.t. e. degrees tst 4 a. M Average tenn
,.,,,-e ,e.,erIay -i sscraz, temperature for cor
,..,,,lirz d.,e last yeaf. 5i average temperature
o., r,,.ro-, ii,x dste last thirty -fhr,c years. ~.
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Fenale.

srrNoGRAPHER- sEcRETARY. 49, E ioas,ry pa.
,eu.t, - : Box 2i9. Tribune Once
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SAN FRANCISCO
TEN YEARS NEW
Decade Ends To- day Since
Earthquake and Fire
Destroyed City.

Ten years ago today. al 5:l3 o'clock
in the morning. San Francisco, metrop-
oils o. Americas Western world, was
visited By ono OF the most destructive
earthauaS. shocks on record. For forty
seven seconds the City OF Hundred
Hills swayed and tee.ered as the IN
stable ground beneath it quiyered ike
gelatine. Ar hour later the 100000 IN
habitants. stunned and Mortified, were
either fleeing 10 the open spaces when
the city boosted or fighting 4 holocaust
which destroyed approximately 5000
600. 900 worth Of property and l'ooo
lives.
Students Of city building declared
tlat San Francisco would require AT
least fifty years 70 recover from me
fearful Christening which she received
on April IS. 1905 and the three day,
which followed. Some experts yentlred
the opinion that tho city would never
again assume the position she had oc-
cunicd up TO the morning OF the as
aster. they argued that the earth
nuakc. or series % earthquakes, had 50
impressed the world with their fear
sonleness that business enterprises OF
cvorv character would hesitate 20 re
sumo operations on the sandy peninsula
that iuts Ike thumb into the Pacihc
Ocean midway between the MeNican ana
OroDon borders
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-18
~. G. WELLS.

Young Mr. Wells has the right idea.
secretary Daniels had 10 authority
znder the law 20 receive public con
:routions for building battleships, and
special act Of Congress was necessary
o enable him % d. 30. That act, in
:roduesd By representative William
;. Bennet, Of New York, is now in the
Naval Committee Of the House. await.
na is turn % be passed by Congress,
- Master Weiss school paper might
ave told him, bad 10 been 10 posses.
ION Of al The fact.
The city itemizer. (Water Valley, Miss.) 1894-1918, 1916-02-10
Luke McLuke Says.

If you hate,a man you also re-
gard his dog as the sneakingest,
orneryest brute in the world.
1t is funny, but it is a fact. The
rich think the poor are extrava-
CANT and the poor think the rich
are stingy.
After sizing up the people be
meets every day. man can't un-
derstand why any one would want
to be cannibal.
The Soft Hearted men are the
best fellows and have the most
friends, But they are usually
working for and paying reul to the
Hard Headed men.
The city itemizer. (Water Valley, Miss.) 1894-1918, 1916-02-10

How are your hopes. aspirations
and anticipations about the New
Year? If you begin to nope
about and growl and whine about
you are almost sure to have indi-
gestion most of the time, and that
is dangerous. But if you see
things from an uplifting stand
point you will find that you will
not need much soda or pepsin.
Your freedom from anxiety has
much to do with your health and
wealth. You can't help what hap
pened yesterday, but you can, in
some degree, prepare for the re-
ception of tomorrow. A clean
conscience also goes along ways.
The city itemizer. (Water Valley, Miss.) 1894-1918, 1916-02-10
Talk.

Talk is the cheapest thing in the
world. And sometimes it is the
most expensive thing to some
people.
The only time to talk is when
you have something important to
say. The best time to keep quiet
is when you have something i'm
portant in your brain that no one
but yourself should know.
Recently, two men met in prom
inent New York hotel. One be-
came very talkative and told his
mission here in this country and
what he was going to do. The
other man kept still. It Itdevoloped
that both these men represented
great houses in comp tition opea
big JOB involving tho sands& dol
lars. The silent man having had
revealed the moves of lis oompet-
itor, went and closed le order.
Never talk to stranger-except-
ing perhaps in friendly manner
to tske sides with him as to the
condition of the weather. That's
always safe topic.
Talk to benefit or amuse or to
convince. But learn to keep your
own counsel and your own ideas.
Get the habit of talking-silently
to yourself.-Seleoted.
The city itemizer. (Water Valley, Miss.) 1894-1918, 1916-02-10
A big, homegrown. corn fed girl

A big, homegrown. corn fed girl
may not be able to tango as grace
fully as the city maiden, bat she is
there with the bells on when it
comes to doing the kitchen scrub,
the dustrag dip. the broomstick
balance and the cooking canter,
and the wise young man looking
for helpmate isn't going to over
look this important fact. .-Ex.