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Philip weekly review and Bad River news. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 1912-1918, 1916-03-02
LATEST POSSIBLE DATE FOR
EASTER TO FALL ON

Easter Sunday comes on OlmoSt
the latest possible date this year
Apr. 23. Ash Wednesday and East
er Sunday were established by the
council CT Nice. A. ID. 325, the
former always TO occur forty six
days in advance Of Easter Sunday
and the latter to be fixed by solar
and mm2r calculations. Easter day
shall occur, according to the Niceme
avs. anmu ally on the first Sunday
on or after the first fula moon ON
or after the velual equinox, which
.lw'ays is Maux h 21.
This indie ates that the earliest
date is March FL. The latest date
April 25. Ash Wednesday this
year win fall ON March 8, The
next period on which Ash wed
nesday win fam as late AZ March
8 is the year 21O6 A. D.
Another event noteworthy be-
cause of is uniqueness this year
is the beginning Of the year on
Saturday and ending ON Sunday.
This gives the year fifty three Sat-
mrdays. This would occur regularly
every twenty eight years except
that the compilers of the Gregorian
calendar provided that centuries
not diMs.ble evenly by four shall
not be leap years. Hence when such
century oo mrs, as did 1900, there
is lapse of forty years between
leap years that begin on Saturday
and end on Saturday.
Philip weekly review and Bad River news. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 1912-1918, 1916-03-02

holz and Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Shat
er We're recent callers at the
Brett home.
Fred Poland. who has BEEN visit
ing old friends here recently. re-
cWrned to his home at Wakonda
hast week, shipping his muhes back
that he had left here. While here.
he rented his place to Tom Gil
lispie. who will soon take possess
81 m of same.
A movement lis on foot to dis
pose of the building belonging to-
the M. +. churt h association in
Ottumwa, provided funds are rais-
ed to erect new M. e church
building there, Otherwise it will
temain us it NV is.
The Farmers cooperative CO.
ciety Will h llh meeting in Ot-
tumwa NEXT Saturday afternoon.
Philip weekly review and Bad River news. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 1912-1918, 1916-03-02

and Canning one afternoon the
latter part OF last week, and a
seaat h of the train crew failed to
locate him. The following morning
he was found wandering in the
hills between those two stations an
cared for by farmers who found
him. While badly bru ised and
scratched he was not seriously in-
jured.
Dragging her son over the snow
overed prairies ON a saddle bl anket
taken from her riding horse was
the heroic method adopted by Mrs.
Anderson of Butte county when
size found the young man lying on
the prairie with a splintered leg
caused by his horse falling with
him when it struck an ley spot
rounding up a bunch of cattle.
The mother found her son shortly
~. his INJURY, and knowing that
1t was imperative to get him to
hcfi er as soon as possible took
he blanket from under her saddle,
nd pl1o ing the boy upon this,
,iod rore TO the blanket, and
he ether end TO her saddle horn,
md soon drew the injured boy TO
the lanN h house, where physi-
ian was summoned to care for his
injuries.
Philip weekly review and Bad River news. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 1912-1918, 1916-03-02
GETTING READY FOR
SECOND COUNT MAR. is
Ballot Box Will Close at II o'clock Noon When the Votes
win be Counted and the Two Cash Prizes Awarded

yet have re- eived no votes. These
young 1a dies should by no means
be considered out of the aunni ne, i,
as all have been n doing some work
and they will make the contest
interesting for those who already
have good start.
Remember that many of our
leading merC hants are interes' ed in
this oOntt st and give 25 vote cou-
pons with every dollars purchase.
Also those who don't fully under
stand the rules and regulations of
this contest can call at this office,
or write us, and we will he pleas
ed to go over the proposition with
them.
Following are the candidates:
Miss Thelma Helgeson, Philip.
Miss Audrey Waldo, Ottumwa.
Miss Caroline Taylor, Philip.
Miss Hazel Mueller, Lucerne.
Mrs. Katherine II. Williams. Po-
well
Miss Violet Gillen, Philip.
Miss Anna Howe, Grindst one.
Mrs. Ray 'Connen. Hilland.
Miss Gladys Teeters, Smith.
Miss Georgia Cuttings, Milesville.
Miss Elsie Hood, Hardingrove.
Mrs. A. S. Anderson, Philip.
Miss Mildred Elshire, Milesville.
Miss Eva ShroI. Philip.
Philip weekly review and Bad River news. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 1912-1918, 1916-03-02

The Review great piano voting
contest lis reaching normal propor-
tiOn nowIt has come to where you
can't tell who is leading. So many
have brought in subscriptions and
received their votes, and some have
so many that no one can even
guess which one has the most.
There is quite demand for mer-
chants coupons, too. These are
the little jokers that will pnobab-
ly tell the story in the end; and
this is the way our readers can
help. 1t does not cost you a cent
when you buy groceries, dry goods.
hardware, furniture, drugs, jewelry,
or whatever the advertisers in
the CON. est have to offer, andthen
as the contestant comes TO you, yol
will have a pleasant Mttle SURPRISE
for her that will prove you per-
SON who thinks of others, and it
win make her pleased with you.
When you trade at these stores
be sure to ask for coupons. Every
little piece of paper bearing 25
votes may win some friend of
yours the beautiful .Obermeyer and
Sons piano.
Severin and Whe aler, hardware
H. A. Kumm, general Mercham-
disc.
c. NJ. Sageser, jeweler.
Pioneer Pharmacy, drugs.
Aldrich and Son, furniture.
C. A. McPeek, confectionery.
Every one of the ladies' who
are out for that piano want it, ant
they are trying in every honorable
way to come into poss ssion OF it
1t is simply ques ion of which
one you like best. OF course you
like them ain, and Philip and VII
cinity have nothing nicer than
these contee ants, and what is
nicer fer a lady, whether old or
young, fnd her circle or frlennS,
than a nice 1iano and such a one
for instamce, as The Review is TO
give to the lady that the people o
Philip and vicinity like the best.
Bear i'm mind that the ballot box
is closed for the second count at
1900 O'Clock noon on March 18th.
Be sure ard have your votes all
in by that time SO that you will
have a fair chem to show what
your Standing for.
Remember the $40 in gold goes
to the one who makes the great
est gain in number of votes and
IS to the one making the next
greatest gain.
Others were nominated, but as
Philip weekly review and Bad River news. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 1912-1918, 1916-03-02
A SPECIFIC AGAINST COLDS.

The nearest thing to a specific
against colds is a sleeping porch
or open bed room and a cold
sponge bath every morning when
you first get up. Even them
you win occasionally take a cold
especially when colds Ane epidemic
and when you do you win find
Chamberlain Cough Remedy q
great help in enabling you to get
rid Of It. Try it. For sale BY all
Dealers.
Philip weekly review and Bad River news. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 1912-1918, 1916-03-02

A. +. Dolloff, taxidermast. all
work guaranteed first claAs. Leave
orders with DR.. Driver, Phillip.
Phone No. 5-3-W. KAdokA. 33t36
Philip weekly review and Bad River news. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 1912-1918, 1916-03-02

A demented man whose name was
not learned jumped Through the
GiAas - = vestibuDe door Of =
loestk train between BlmA
New-York tribune., 1916-06-20
Formed in GlenS Falls, 1t
Plans to Enlist Each
Child i'm Town.
OLDEST OFFICER TEN;
YOUNGEST ONLY FIVE
President Writes His Hope That
Every City in Nation Will
Follow Example.

With thousands of the fathers and
brothers of contributors to Majorie' s
Battleship Fund starting TO Mexico to-
day, those who have scohed at another
battleship may now see how farslghted
this little Brooklyn girl was last Feo-
ruary. The chance to join Marjorie
army Of 191,761 is still open and re-
cruits are charged only ten cents TO
enlist. That is all that is required, but
most of them want TO work for otner
recruits after they once send IN tnelr
money and begin wearing their battie-
ship pins. go. -. H..
Perhaps the most ambitious club that
has been formed for this purpose ls III
Glen Falls. \. Y. The Oldest ohlcer
is ten and the youngest only five wears
old. but they live up TO their motto OF
"Keep Busy" just now they are work
ing toward enlisting every child .,,, IN
Glen Falls, which means o'oOV' ho
president. Richard Goodman west
writes that the Glen Fails cluD
wishes every city in the United states
would do the same thing, for # that
bappened the battleship America would
be finished in a year This club mas
given little plays, entertainments ana
has made a box called "Mayorle's
box" which they pass around IN tne
various stores for contributions. Inese
are the ways that they follow their
motto. and they surely deserve their
goal of finding 5000 dimes IN Glen
Falls
New-York tribune., 1916-06-20
REALTY MEN FAVOR
REDISTRICTING PLAN
Resolutions UNFOLDING Scheme
Are Presented at Hearing.

The Board Of Estimate yesterday
held a public hearing on the hnal re
mort of the Commission on Building
districts and Restrictions. Little oppo-
sition developed 10 the general PLAN
and the commission was hlghly COM
mended for its work.
The Advisory Council Of Real Estate
Interests. whic recently has held sew
eral conferences Of taxpayers assocla-
tjons i'm support of the work Of the
commission, presented lengthy resolu-
tions TO the board, declaring that there
had developed a remarkable unanimity
Of opinion among real estate lntrests
in favor of the commissions work. Inc
resolutions set forth that through hap
hazard construction and invasion by
inappropriate uses the capital values
Of large areas have been greatly i'm
paired throughout the five boroughs,
thus affecting the market value or real
estate for investment purposes and ere
atiug an economic depreciation that IS
a hazard which must be considered by
every investor
Laurence Mcclure, Of the Real Es-
tate Board advanced the objection that
If the use of land were restricted It's
value likewise would be restricted, to-
gether with a restricted taxation ana
limitation Of the city's borrowing ca
pacitv. To this Chairman Edward NJ.
Bassett. of the commission, replied that
the report under discussion did not en-
brace limitations as much as 1t did pro-
tections.
81 must warn this board said Mr.
Mcclure, chat ] know OF real estate
holders who anticipate with great glee
the enforcement OF these regulations,
rs they will contend for reduction in
assessed valuation bbecause Of the
limitations on the possible use Of land.
Mayor Mitchell said that he did not
understand there would be a reduction
of taxes as the result Of the regula-
tions, but that the effect would be 10
stabilize values. Various civic organiza-
cations offered minor objections TO the
plan in particular districts, which the
board said it would take under con-
sideration.
One objection put forth was that
New-York tribune., 1916-06-20

Jun. 80
New-York tribune., 1916-06-20
ARRIVED

ARRIVED.
r,r,lln, Ponce June TO- Mayagicz n and gar
tuan Ia 10 the New York and Porto luco cs -"
with mails and mdse Bar Wv VI. ,,. cop.
pagnie Generate Transatlanilquc. Win mans ana
Ves,norgo CNorJ. Montego Bay Juno 10 and Por'
Antonio D. to the United Fruit Co. WIN irulN
yenator (Nor) Baracoa June IL. 20 no Aushth
Fruit Co with fruit Bar a. 10 m. isth r..
slddons (Brl. Glasgow Juno .. 10 bush a pn'
Antiiis. New orleans June ~. 10 the southerr
Pacific co with mdse Quarantine at 500 M
Pannonia fBrl. London juno %, 20 the 'uhHn y
Co I'D with mdse Bar AZ m.
Basse Terrr Frl. Bordeaux June v 20 mo tom
pagnie Gencrale Trsnsatlantiqus Bar az m
II Rio Galveston June -. to ne southern facin'
Co with mdss Quarantine al GlO m o-
CITY u Augusta Savannah June 10. 70 mo oceai
S. Co. with mdsc Quarantine a. 10 m -
Pacific Co with mdse Quarantine a. $40 m.
Aletandhan tBrl. Hull June g. to tho White sta
Line Bar A. : Is
Rer7,ind Boston. Quarantine Ar 20 m
Aragon. Georgetown. {. 70 tho Atlantic Coas
Lunbor 60 With lumber Quarantine AZ 10 o. m
Mundslc Jucaro June 2. Havana II and Matanza
Il 10 the MunsOn IS Go. with sugar. Bar az a m
Calsmares Port Lmon June II. Cristobsl y and
Havana 10. 10 the United Fruit 60. with mails ahl
mdse. Bar 10 10 m. o., . a.. A.,
Nordlsnd DAM. Carienas juno l3. 10 the Nun
son Ss Line. with sugar Bar al 1880 m
Sangstsd (Norl Banes. 10 the United FnIt Co
wiah sugar Quarantine a. 10 10 m.
AbouNr tBrl. Antofogasta MAY l6. Mejilones 20
Crsfnhai June and Charleston l6. % Vessel
Duyal & Co with nitrate of soda Bar a, II "a
AlAbam,. Por Arthur June 10. 70 M T,In ol
Co with mdss Sandy HOOK AZ - , m.
Oifeld (Norl. West Hartiepoo June /. TO Moran
Idlly & Co Bar A. ? m. 18TH.
Maisnzas. Havana June Is. 10 The View YORK
New-York tribune., 1916-06-20

defending, an intcrlocutory decree was
granted tho husband.
In his complaint against Ralston in
the alienation suit Dcmarcst says
Ralston is man Of large means. lie
attaches TO his complaint an affidavit
by one Charles J. Hickman, who dis
covered the ownership of an automo-
bile in which Mrs. DerNrest was ire
quently seen.
Auto Starred in Divorce Suit.
Mrs. Maudo Hackett, who lives at
the Hotel Netherland, sister OF
DemareSt. reported that Mrs. Demaarest
who lived with her. left her nome
while her husband was in California
and went on automobile parties. hlcA-
man found that the license OF the car
was in the name of George h. smith
an employe of Ralston. Following TINS
clew. il is alleged. Demarest obtained
the evidence on which the divorce was
granted.
Ralston. native of Canada. was
formerly a lawyer at the Illinois par
His home is IN Columbus, ONO. Mhen
i'm New York he stays at the hotel
Vanderbilt. lie is a member OF the
Railway Club Of New York, the ono
Club Of Columbus and many other
The witness whom the plaintiff
failed 70 have present yesterday was
Frarcis {. Symons, manager oil
Ralston's Office in this city.
New-York tribune., 1916-06-20

Tune q
juns %
June a
iiin. -
New-York tribune., 1916-06-20
NET" MANAGER FREED
IN LAWYERS ACTION
Root Not a Director When Op-
penheim Was DiSbarred.

Oren Root was yesterday eliminated
as one Of the numerous defendants II
the suit Of Benjamin Oppenheim 20
collect $500. 900 because Of his disbar-
men+ about sixteen years ago. He
blamed his trouble on an alleged con
spiracy among the directors and OF
fcers of the Metropolitan Street Rail
way Company. Oppenheim has oeen
reinstated.
Root was assistant general manager
OF the Metropolitan when the lawyer
was disbarred, but he was not d.
rector. on which ground his attorney
Elihu Root. jr., asked Justice Con 70
dismiss the complaint The motion
was granted. ,.,.
Counsel for Harry Payne Whitney,
another defendant, made similar re,
quest on the ground that whitney ala
not attend the meetings of the direct
ors and did not know what the com
panv had done officially. No action
was taken on this motion.
New-York tribune., 1916-06-20
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS.


Moni,yi1eo. Jun, -Maiincock New York
Gibraltar June ls-Amonia lBfl. Neg lorH Sn1 snn
Portland for spezia. 10. Merts iSpahi' Ne"
sssn.sa Jine ls Banm. New York
Eshiorg juno ~ Europa dam. Ne" YORK va
Hull June la-rngcside tBrl. New York
IlreruooI June l9-st George BIZ. Sew York .
Bordeaur June I3-Meusc tFrl. New YORK; ~.
Regin (Nor New York via Pauilac lcarso dam
Rotterdam. ter Juns is-waaldyk Dutch. New Yors
KirRwa iI '' june is-zydyk Dutch. New York FOR
Have Jun. i5-Ea,isate tBrl. New York; str''h-
spey lBrl New York ~
Ia Pallice juno l3Strathdsne tBrl. Ne~ fofK'
Genoa. June Henrik lNor New York
Co,hsnburg. June 9Nordand (sseil. Nov Yors
Ha r Gras' june is-An,ar CBrl. New York Francisco
Iis1rpool. June la-Cein- oBrl New York
Crisiohal june ls-Tcnai0res. Port Limou for Ne"
La PsIics June ls-Northern CBrl. New York
sd Nalaire Juno i5-WcntTorh lBrl. New lork
Rotterdam June ls-Andyk Dutch. New YORK.
goeJ New York. Cedric tBrl. New York
nun iune is-flndoo fBr) NyW York
Palermo. June s-Maniu ltal). Sew York Mon
yi,o (ltaD New York
Malaga. June lO-Eilsabe'h Maer,k DAM. Ne"
Glira'tar. June -Ma1zo Nev York
R,fayia HIue i9-RaIa iDufchI. Sew YORK
Deiagoa Bay June l4-Ciy ~ Madnt OBJ iron
Calcutta and colombo. Boston ana Sew lo-h
PASSED
G'h-altar. Juno l7 Ago-ieno lSpanl. New York
for Cet-e. Owego Pr,cus for NcE York
Lizard June DO President BIngs ibe.g. ~"
YORK 'or Rotterdam.
New-York tribune., 1916-06-20
fFrom Th- Tribune Bureau
Washington. June 10.
ARMY

Lieut. Col CHARLES S RICHIE. CORPS EnE. m
arrival a, Chicago report 90 commanding genera.
Central Dep Tor assignment as engineer of that
fer. vice Lieut. Col WILLIAM V. JDDSON.
Mai III 'TENEY PACE Medical Corps. Can't JoHN
4 CLARK. Medical Corp Lieut. co.'s CHAld.ES
N CAMERON. Cav General Sfa1 GEOtGE
" READ. Cav. l2Ijufant general klbLht =
/. NICHE. Cav. General Siarl Mii4iAM II II
JOHNSTON. lnf General Stan WILLIAM "
WRIGHT Inf lalJutaHt gcucraD; ANbltk W
BREWSTER lnf inspector ge.efa-l. ana WILL
nWiGHT l. NTrNAN o,h Field Ar. and
WILLIAM GRAVES. luf General siafl. 90
Washington for termination Tor pioA'-ls. o..
Ma q. D. LOCHWpGE. Cav. Genera san 70
Warrington for examination for promotion from
lieutenant co.one. 20 colonel - -
Ma WILLIAM : M'NAIR. =. A. inspecfor gen
r-an f1 Washingtol for examination for promo
u1a 20 lieutenant colole. ani from lieutenant
SD ,S'Ie Iiegt JOSEPH T M'NARNEy. 2lst Inf.
o. Lc,tcrman General Hospital. Preidio o. san san
Francisco. FOR examination 20 de.efn.lAe ulIeas
CAPS HENRY G.. lHAACH. Porto Rico regiment oi
infantry. l1H Ou leave oi absence at san juan
d % rc Icgrl from further duty a. Army SER
vice School. Fort lrs'enNofLi. aAl o." eApla'''"
of leave Wii JOIN regiment
cspt ArGI STts b WAKEFIELD. O NJ. c. re
lievcd assistant % oepo, qlsfieTilA lAs,ei ~ -,
Francisco % Fort leaFeusorfh July J a. 81
and iu charge construction MgIh a. t2i, l1t- lTa'e
worth relieving Capt HARRY /. CoMSIoIh'
csf, CLYDE : HAWKINS O NJ c. assigned
pr,, 1 leu Lieut. CHARLES = DoNLAN. Medical
Keserye Corps 20 Fort strong
Can't KENNETH r. HARMON. ord. Dept. from
Wsferfo0u Arsenal Go san Antonio o. assistant
fo ord Orlcrr. southern Dept
Can't PAUL ID. BUNKER e. A. deia,ef In q
n 4 report 20 c1muapiirg general. Philippine
department for assignment
Fir,t IAeut FREDERICK Z. BLACK. sisnh
Corps Inf. from detail in sisna Corps. as
Pr, Lieut. JOHN p GREEN. from Assignment
18th lnf
Second Lieut. KENNETH r BLOOD. g A from
assignment 2ttA a.. t0 unassigned i-t Jlf J.
f.tn report t0 discussing ori co. torpedo depot
Fort T1'ftu for duty ss pie assistant. vice Sec
ond Lieut. SPENCER B LANE. q A. report %
q. 3D.. coast dcfeuces ~ Eastern NcN AorA. Tor
assignment
Leaves of absence Capt EDWARD y. ANDRES
isfh lnf one month. Capt ROBERT SHELTON.
MeIiral CORPS. one month from October l' NTH
pelmissou ~ Wal. China an Ja4al MAJOR AL
New-York tribune., 1916-06-20
OUTGOING STEAMERS
THURSDAY JUNE 4:
FRIDAY. JUNE

Navarro - Grenada Trinidad.
Georeetown. PAramaribo .... 10 M AN "
M,t.-g.a-N,..su II 90 NJ 90
New-York tribune., 1916-06-20
THE WEATHER REPORT
Records Of Last Twenty-four Hours
and Official Forecasts.

Washington. June 10 tn. temperature IS above
N. seasonal average throughout the Southern states
and below he seasonal average IN nearly all North
er districts
There have teen scattered showers and thunder
storms in the last twenty four hours In tho Atlantic
states .sle ohio and middle Mississippi valleys the
Rocky Mountain region aid tho north Paclnc M-tes
Fair weather prevailed IN other regions
Tho pressure IS low in nearly all districts and
disturbances cover the Rocky Mountain region and
the So LaWrerc. Valley.
The indications sro that the weather will bs un
settled with probably showers IN the south Aumuc
states and Ae lover Ohio Valley. II VIII h. gener
ally fair elsewhere east of tho Misslssppi River
during Tuesday tnd wednesday.
80 decided temperature change Ia indicated for
the eastern han ~ the county during the nert
fnrfE- rlghi hnfra
New-York tribune., 1916-06-20
n1ssnII,rInN NOTICE.

STATE OF sew YORK-oFfIcE Or
fhe Secretary = state.
THIS CERTIFICATE issued IN aJP,
cate. hereby certines that The HlhNS -
PRESS INCORPORATED a domestic 80 {,
corporation. has d.ei .n ths o..e IN ~
18th day OF juno. 1915. papers l'f ,,l,,
untary dissolution " s.." .,,.
under Section 21l % che General toipoia
tion Law. and THAI % appears ....p
that such corporation las comp el "'
said section in order 20 na -. al.
Witness my hand ana the sea- nl a.
The Secretary of state. a. the riif ot
bany this fifteenth day g june ono
sand nine hundred aut sixteen.
O. So TAFT
Second Deputy Secretary ot ''a0
New-York tribune., 1916-06-20
MISCELLANEOUS.

COLVIILE INDIAN RESERVATION
WASHINGTON. OPEN FOR SETTLE
MENT. Drawing July 21th. About 400. 900
Acres Fruit Farm. Dairy and Grazing
Lands Complete Sectional Map. pescrip-
ton and Information. postpaid, 500. Sol-
diers Sailors cor their WldowsI ~ The
civil or Spanish Wars may register by
Agent We will forward blank forms 20
them n desired. stating service. SMITH
4 McCREA. Eagle Bldg. spokane Wash
FOR SALE Furnished turga.oa a. Marlboro.
ooposlis Bar Hsfbor Maine. also. several Tots.
s01i6O feet. excellent boating aud tshing superb
srcncry. easy terms q. faiad.Ho. bu. Report Me
New-York tribune., 1916-06-20

business was allowed on one side OF
Madison Avenue, in the Murray Hill
district. and only residences on the
other. Mayor Mitchell was inclined TO
give an opinion that both sides of the
avenue should be treated alike. Dis
cussions on the six Brooklyn districts
will be heard tomorrow. and hearing
on the areas in the other boroughs will
be held next week, Tuesday.
New-York tribune., 1916-06-20
TRANSPACIFIC MAILS.

japan. Core, and China Especially Addressed
only) VIA Seattle (cloee AZ $50 p MI
k,frskura MsnI .-......... ..+... =. .Ju
Hawaii via San Francisco lclose Al III 80
p ml-Nilhelmina ..... ..-.... .... -. .'u
Japan. Cora China and Philippine ISLANDS
via Vancouver and Victoria @ lclose
az & 80 MI l-Empfess - Japan. ...-.- .Ju
Hawaii Samoan lslSnds. Australia teIoept
Wsst and specially addressed mail fof
New Zenlsnd via San francisco iclose
III 30 > ND Ventura -. ...... ...-- .du
Hawaii. FIJI Islands. Now Zealand and Aus.
tralia ,eIccp Wost via vancouver ana
Victoria. i O. lclose A. $50 p nj,
Niagara ........ ....... ......... =. .Ju
Guam via san Francisco lcloso at ii 80
p MT { Transport. ...............-.... .iu
New-York tribune., 1916-06-20

Jun. i5-Jnon. Carmen Tor cristoo.l

JlIe ID Atnns carmen Tor iristobtI
June lt-D0.pln. Sauto Domingo City for Guam
tanamo. G.s-ier. Mazatlan FOR Topolobampo
Wheeling Carmen fof Puerto Mexico
June lf-Du Pont. Boston for Fall River: Easl,
survey grounds f0f Guanfauano Flusser. ssnto
Domingo cts fof Key West. Glacier Torolo-
bampo for Guaymss. Hawk Buffalo Tor cruise
Hector. Guantanamo f0r Norfolk. Lamson sant0
Domingo city f0r Key West. MacDonoush New.
port f1r New London McDougal. Boston for New
port Missouri and Ohio. Culebr. for Guantanamo;
Panther. Monte tfisu for Key WSi Reid ami
Wake Ca.derA Bsy for Key West. Rhode Island
Boston for Philadelphia, Salem. Sanchez for
Guantanamo. saturn. - Paul for ST George:
Tucker. sag hsrhor Tor N:spor. Wisconsin
Cu.e1ra Tor Gualtansmo
June ls-Benham Portland for Bangor. Celtic New
YORK for Hampton Roads. Colorado. san Pedro 'or
Sau Diego Cyc0ps Newport i3s Easfpor Dela
ware. Boston for NeRpor DiIie. Philadelphia fOr
hey West. Duncan Boston 'or Bocsand. Mccall.
Portland for Hockiand. Peoria. nnas de ZaEa
for Guantanamo. Rodgers. Boston Tor Province
town thence fo Boston Wainwright. Philadelphia q
'or Delaware Breaseafcr
Fax of commander cruiser squadron. Atlantic
cset. transferred ilou Dolphin % N-n2hA
New-York tribune., 1916-06-20

c,,, Nail &, co with r,d,s Bar At 2.l1 . m
Vsic'in ~ Borieaur juno 4. % the 'gn
psgnie Gensrale Transatlautque With md'e Sh
Ala6ama Port Arthur quar- at ? m
SAILED.
Nancbionesl fNor). Kingston Jonany. Neno.H
Dell iDu,chi Hong Kong. Angel IS Perez .5ps,nIl.
Passages. Chapsra itnhahl tMp'na Ne.yr,,i
Ness: Arplilso (span). Baltimore lsa 10 faDp
fSpanl. Bilbao.