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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-07-03
Catarrh Cannot Be Cured

with LOCAL APPLICATIONS. rs they cannot
reach the seat Of the dlseaSe Cnthrrh Il blood
or constitutional disease, aud IN order 10 cure II
you must take internal remedies Halls CHtArrh
Cure Is taken internally. aud nets directly upon
the blood aud mucous surfaces. Halls CatRrrh
Cure Is not a quack medicine 1t was pre-.
BcrIbed by ono OF the best physicians In this
country for years and Is regular prescription.
It Is composed of tho best tonIrs known COM
bined with the best blood purifiers acting IL.
rectly on the mucous surfaces. The perfect
combination Of the two Ingredients Is what pro-
dnces such wonderful results In curling catarrh.
Bend for testimonials, free
F. ]. CHENEY & CO.. Props, Toledo, o.
4 Sold by Druggists price 75c
\ Take Halls Family Pulls for constipation.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-07-03
Itching Torture Stops

1t Is unnecessary for you to suffer
with eczema, ringworm, rashes and sim
ilar skin troubles. a little zemo, gotten
at any drug store for 2jc, or Sl.OO for
extra large bottle, and promptly applied
will usually give instant relief from itch
ing torture. 1t cleanses and sOothes the
skin and heals quickly and effectively
most skin diseases.
Wemo is a wonderful disappearing liquid
and does not smart the most delicate skin.
1t is not greasy, is easily applied and
costs little. Get it today and save all
further distress.
! Zemo. Cleveland.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-07-03

$. Whitman, Mrs. Travis H. Whitney,
Mrs. Harry Whiteside, Mrs. George
Wlckersham, Mrs. Ona Wilson. Jr.,
Mrs. Beekman Winthrop, Mrs. Frank
Wothersbee, Mrs. Charles Boughton
Wood and Mrs. Lewis X. Works.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-07-03

Porto Rico has lust had tho most
profitable tourist season it mas ever
experienced.
The sun., 1916-08-22

Tho Campania Transatlantic liner C.
Lopez y Lopez. sailing Thursday for Csdiz.
will take mail, closing At $3.50 A.. NJ, for
spain. Portugal and Gibraltar.
Tho Greek liner PATHS. sailing Friday
for rireus. will take mail. closing a. 1880
only,.
Tho Holland America liner Nieuw Ams'"r.
dam. sailing Friday for Rotterdam. Will
take mail. closing at .:30 J. NJ, for tho
Netherlands: also specially addressed cor
respondcncc for Great Britain and Ireland
sailing saturday FOR Gothenburg. VIII TAX"
mail. closing a. II \. NJ. for sweden. Nor
wav and Denmark.
Tn" American liner 81. rsu'. sailing sat-
urday FOR Liverpool. will take mail. closing
a. $40 4. NJ. for Europe ,cNcept Gormsny.
Serbia. Turkey. tho Neth.rlands Norway.
sweden and Denmark, Africa, West Asia
and East Indies.
Tue Norwcgisn-Amcricsn liner Ktistisria-
ford, ~ sling saturday FOR kirkwall. viii
TAX" mail. closing at $50 4. NJ. for Nor
Switzerland. Russia, Germany. Austria,
Hungary. Luxembure, Bulgaria.. serbia and
Turkey.
Tho French liner Lafayette. sailing Ss..
u-isy for Bordeaux. Will take mail. closing
At - NJ. for France. RIiupnia. s~vItlcr-
Rritish India. British East Africa. slam.
Malta, Gibraltar. Cey,on. straits settle
mcnts, Du;ch East India. IVES, Australia
and Persia.
Tn. cunard liner Saxouia. sailing Sstur-
day for Liverpool, will AXE mai, closing
At 1890 7. NJ. for Europe except Germany.
Austria. Hungary. ~luNemhurg. Rnlgaria.
serbia. Turkey. the Ncth-r.anIs. Norway.
sweden and Denmark, Africa. West Asia
and East Indies.
The sun., 1916-08-22
U. S. LEADS IN SUGAR EXPORTS.
shipments Jump From IOO,OOO,OO

That the United States has become
the worlds greatest exporter OF refined
sugar since the beginning OF the Eu-
ropean war Is show by a compilation
OF foreign trade figures published by
the National city Bank. From 100, 900 =
coo pounds in 1913 our sales Of sugar
to other countries have increased
through 500. 0O0. 900 pounds the first year
of the war to 1900, O0O. 900 during the
fiscal year 1916.
Formerly Germany. Austria-Hungary
II Russia were the chief exporters OF
sugar. and in 1918 their sales to other
countries were 2,@60. 600, 900. 2.369. 600
600 and 1000. 900. 900 pounds respcc.
lively. France too is normally the en-
porter of about 500. 900 900 pounds, and
Belgium and Holland of similar amounts
All these countries except the Contra
Powers are importing sugar AZ the pres
ent time, and the United States enjoys
almost "A monopoly OF the export field.
simultaneously with this revolution in
the sugar trade OF the world the pro.
portion OF cane sugar to the total enter
ing into !ntertrade has increased largely,
as the European rcfners confne almost
all their attention to beet sugar, while
the bulk Of the American product /,
made from cane. In order to supply the
enormous world demand for refined
sugar which has been made upon this
country since the outbreak Of the war
II was necessary to import from Cuba,
Hawaii and Porto Rico about $500
900. 1000 pounds OF raw sugar durine
the year,
The sun., 1916-08-22

isxc.: sca,ded. fsc. DUCKs-Lons Island.
fresh ducklines. 10. zoe. soUA9s-Prime.
white, .s-lo lbs. and over to dozen. per
dozen. S?.7s65; cuils. SOC. u.
POULTRY. L1vE-Reccipts, uniosded %
cars BY freish and ! by express. Market
nrmer on chickens. with prospect OF hifhsr
stock at definite. prices. Express fowls
selling slowly at lie. some. for less tx
some better gradea al Csc.
1850; family. s2od soi ssor. clear. s2e5ss
ae3: PACKET. $50. bOm ~; extra India .nsss,
S31 N ~. Dressed hogs Arm: bacons. 14hc.:
1870 lbs. i4hc. 100 lbs. i4Sc:; 40 lbs:
itSc.; PIGS, ,1sNc. cut meets-.Picklsd
le';. I'M picked hams steady. In
west ,iSaoali8o: city lard nrmer.' iIa
si5.5 south America, $3.50: Brazil.
kess. 9f6. 30. compound steady. 10 a 1OAc.
~stesrine arm: oleo. i0s IIOiac.; city lard.
stearine, 14Ac.
klCE-Domestic screenings. 3%asHc.:
medium. ~ I5c.: head. tNdtc.: fancy
head, sH5kc.; extra fancy. ~ 95%c.:
Japan. +isc.; Blue Rose. +S9thc
SUGAR FCTuREs-Trading irregular.
After opening dull market showed rapid
advances of some 5 to Is points. due to
private advices from Cuba stating that re-
ceipts at Cuban ports were running Hight
rope. Later the market eascd on from the
best point on n little general selling. clos
ms 2 to = points net HIGHER. witt sales Of
1890 tons. Range OF Driccs:
The sun., 1916-08-22
PRODUCE MARKETS.
BEANS AND prAsLNo domeu,c

BEANS. AND PEAsLNo domestic. re-
ceipt. Marrow, choice. 100 lbs, $3.50;
ss.aoMs.35; fair TO good, Ss.oogs.2j; pea.
LADY, wsshinsiSn; california: isso%,aS;
70 good. ss.soms IS. red marrow, choice.
s%s;s;"sTo; white kidney, choice; $3.50
choice. SO "a as; lima. california, choice.
80 T biass ep yeas cai sfSlsn: ih0,cs; 81. 500
BUTTER - Receipts. $3.50 packages.
Prices advanced fully nc. on all classes Of
s,ocs; creamery extras ,tes score), per
to 81 scorc,. asa ace. thirds. 2sis a?7isc f;
,reamery. nnsaI.cd extras a?,h q sac.
seconds. Isl. soac.; state dairy, tubs.
so::. common 10 TAR. :!i. use reno.
'Gs.n sT1 ars,.. Z Ia" ladies. ''n ss.t.o,
.ss' lovers ass'. sr,S Is :siss;; seconds; :,aS
:ais u sic.: lower grades. 2sa ?sc.
CHEESE Receipts. i,7s3 boxes. Some
nids as hish as 17Sc. for strictly fancy
fancy fresh made would doubtless reach
iitsc. II these could he found; offerings Of
these lisht, state. whole milk. Mats. early
.r.aials!' is'a'i7..ss!" White. , .p.s,.i To'oTss;
i7Sc.; coiored. average. fancy. Isl. a
,sH.,' Whit. average fancy. is,aaiskc.;
fresh, specials. .i7ai7Lc.; average fancy,
lst, 1lsA cheddars. early made. spe.
Gals, i'i.ai7%c:. fresh. specials. i7S "a
daisies. fresh. fancy, in. "a ise.; ali styles.
undergrades, l311isLc.; Wisconsin
whole mix, fancy. twins. early made. spe.
Gals l1i.ml7i.c,; twins. fresh, isN 70
lr, single daisies fresh at 80.
The sun., 1916-08-22
HIGH GLASS PLEDGE
FOR BRITAIN'S LOAN
J. p. Morgan & Co. Name List
Of Securities Put Up for
S25O,OOO,O 900 Credit.
MANY RAILROAD STOCKS
Industrial and Public Service
Issues Included. Besides
Various Bonds.

A list Of tho 600 securities which the
Government of Great Britain and Ire
land has pledged as collateral for the
$3.50. o0o. 900 two year 3 per cent. loan
hoated here last week was given out at
the cficcs Of ]. l.. Morgan & Co. By
Henry r. Dawson yesterday. III the list
ere not only various bond and stock is
sues Of United states industries valued
At 500, 100000. but Canadian bonds
and obligations Of Argentina. Chile. Nor
way. Sweden. Switzerland. Denmark and
Holland. making the total value Of the
collateral $500. 100000. All Of these is-
sues had to be approved by J. j. Morgan
& Co.
The list includes the following:
American Railroad Shares-Atchison.
Topeka and Santa Re preferred. Atlantic
Coast Line common. baltimore and Ohio
common and preferred. Chicago and
Northwestern ommon and preferred.
Chicago. Milwaukee and ST. Paul COM
mon and preferred. Cleveland and Pitts
burg guaranteed stock. Detroit. Hills
dale and Southwestern Railway. Erie
n Pittsburx Railway. Erie Railroad
frst preferred, Great Northern pre-
ferred. Illinois Central stock and leased
lines stock. LehiEh Valley. Louisville
and Nashville. Minneapolis. ST. Pau and
Sault Ste Marie common. preferred ami
leased ines stock. Manhattan Railway,
Mobile and birmingham preferred. Mor-
ris and Essex common. New York Cen
trail. Norfolk and Western common and
preferred. Northern Pacific. Pennsyl-
vsnia Railroad. Pittsbure. Fort Wayne
INC Chicago original guaranteed and
snA,ta1 a,uruntAAA Sf,sk Reading Com.
pany first and second preferred. 81.
Louis Bridge Company first preferred.
Southern Pacific Company, Tunnel Rail-
road Of st. Louis and Union Pacific COM
non and preferred.
American Industrial Stocks - Ameri.
can Locomotive Company preferred.
American Car and Foundry Company
preferred. American Sugar Renning
Company preferred and common. Amer
lean Cotton OIL Company common.
American Tobacco Company preferred.
American SHELTERS Securities Company
preferred Il. Baldwin Locomotive Works
preferred. Clue;t, Peabody & Co. pre-
ferred, Central Leather Company pre-
ferred. Deere & Co. preferred. Eastman
Kodak Company preferred. 1~nternationa
Harvester Corporation preferred. Inger-
soll.Rand Company preferred. IehiEh
Coal and Navigation Company. Iiggett
= Myers SoH'Pahy IHetc'''"' : ,'''siu
4 Co. preferred. Montgomery. Ward &
Co. preferred. United Fruit Compan.
and Western Union Telegraph Company.
American Miscellaneous Stocks-Cities
Service Company preferred. Consolidated
Gas, Electric Light and Power Company
Of Baltimore common and preferred and
Consolidated Gas Company Of New
York.
The bond list naturally Is a long one
and includes issues OF the majority OF
prominent railroad companies and an as.
sortment Of other securities. Among
these wefe several New York city bonds.
The sun., 1916-08-22
COFFEE MARKET.

decreased selling pressure marked the cohes
nartet yesterday. and while the volume Of
business IVES small. with ssles Of ::,sco bags,
2 10 . points. The selling. which appeared Il
coma from trade interests. was thought to- N
due TO further evidence OF Q desire Of Brasil r.
make sales here. Cost and freight Offers wers
cutie liberal and inside prices we're reduced
points, with Santos ~ quoted at l0.sS London
credits. The increased smount of coffee shoa,
20 the United states has relieved 10 some e1'
INT the anxiety regarding future supplies.
Local spot market inactive, prices unchanged.
With Rio 70 quoted at - and santos u Al
Warehouse deliveries In United States last
week. $3.50 bags. against Ia.s?t the previous
week and '5.taS last yeAr, OF the FIRST named
amount New York had s, So bags. Receipts
Of Rio and Santos last week $4,000 bags.
osalnst sss,too. the previous week. ti .oo0
last year and 10000 two years ago.
Weeks clearances and shipments At
1rssilian ports: Rio clearanCes. $500 bags
Including .. 90 to Europe and North Africa. and
S7.o0o to Cape. River Plate and West coast
OF South America. Santos ciearances. 366,
CO.. including ?l?. 900 to United States. ijl.
60 70 Europe and North Africa. and 500
10 Cape. River Plate and West coast OF South
America: Victoria clesrsnces TO United States
700 bags. Bahia receipts for week. 200
bags: stock. 5000: clearanccs TO United
States nil; 10 Europe. 800. and elsewhere
LIN.
Mango Of prices:
The sun., 1916-08-22
COTTON MARKET.

Increasing apprehcnsions Of q further r~duc.
tion In crop estimates and the hrmness 81 In,
spot situation caused . revival Of excited hui,
Ing In the cotton market Yesterday. rriccs
made new high records for the season, the al
vanre being again led by October deliveries.
which sold up 60 N.H. or more than s, \
hale shose the closing quotations Of saturday.
Last prices werc within q point or two Of tho
best. with the tone steady at net advances1 Got
~ 70 ~ points.
The market opened Arm at an advance Of II
TO u points In rcsronse to Unexpectedly strong
rled the sctive- months some 10 to - points
above Saturdays closing figures. There WAS
considerable realizing. and II may he that there
was some scattered selling on n hope that the
western brlt forecast for rather unsettled
wssther might lie followed by relief fron,
drouehty conditions. The long range forecast
was for generally clear weather except for pos
.ihle showers along the Atlantic coast. and
following the publication Of the detailed
weather reports the market soUn de velopcd in.
The sun., 1916-08-22
GRAIN MARKET.

wHEAT--New hish records for the sea.
son were afain Established In the wheat
iskins' and PRICES al, one lime espsr,eneed
q setback Of about . cents a bushel from
III top ,.sy r r. sharply and closed
reported IN the hsrvestins district OF the
Northwest. while pronounced strength
are much, concerned over tho question OF
future supplies. The domestic cash po-
si,jon Is strong. and ho.ucrs Of whoa, con
lures.
a GOOD part. Of the day. buYins wa.
r ocrt ssm 10 foreign n sssoun' and "s,i aims az,
were estimated at about 700. 900 bushels. Of
which more than halt was said to be Amer.
primary points were quite. liberal, asd the
icr IN. sess: sSnp:;.% With ,i,iS';sysss $4,000 last
Views regarding the cxportable surplus
In North America this year are being con
= ,.@ ,nos s:sI,sas md in som; ,or ou%r,s.s I,
serious :" Justify ever higher price: than
ssG" but uf" sssr. a.. re s ss%nsh ;n "rd ssp0 here %s all
the time and more or less business Is being
done.
~n !" a ,ss deal =, ;s,h ma, Ne no Cara , d n
No. | northern duluth. ii.7et,. and No. 1
northern, Manitoba. UT6,s. ali e. o. h.
New York.
~ IAlUH III tUe NOTtnWert anu
prospects OF cooler weather over the belt
generally had a tendency TO check the up
ward movement, and Mt the close values
were sc. net lower to isc. net higher.
There was also some disposition to antici-
pate an increase In the movement during
the next week or two. as farmers are eN.
pected to be more willing. to sell at present
prices. and there was considerable pressure
on the. near positions. The visible supply
showed a decrease for the week Of SIT .ooo
bushels, against a decrease Of ti9. 900 last
yesy Worlds shipments were %.oea. 900.
compared with <.st5 900 a year ago. In the
locs, spot market No. . yellow corn was
quoted at u.0ots e. L. e. New York.
OATS-Thc oats msrkc. was sustained
by the strength In wheat. but price changes
were narrow and closing quotations were
"a Nc. net higher. The visible supply
Increased $4,000 bushels. against an in
crease Of i,o?5.0oo last year. The locai
cash market was nrm; No. 3 white quoted
at S:is n j3c.; No. 4 white. 5ii, n sec :
fancy clipped white. Stqa5c and ordinary
clipped white. 53Hs4o.
RYE Market strong; No. Western.
ti2s c. / I New York.
BARLEy--Msrket Arm: feeding. s5c. c.
4. T. New York.
HAN-Market Hrm; prime. $50: No. I.
1i25:- No. 2. N.loui.iS: No. >. si.os: ship
ping "J soc:
The sun., 1916-08-22
LEGAL. >OTl( T..


New York. .Aug end. 1915.
Morgan Il brother, storage Warehouses.
Nos .3., %. aud 80 West 9Th street, New
York Ci,S, To heodor" HllndelI. Mrs. A.
=. Bowen, |. T. Brown. Mrs. y, Brown.
II !. cobb John + turrigan. George Craw-
ford. e. dc Mncchi, Max W~ashsmsn, Mrs.
+. Higgins. Mrs. II. !. Ingram. j. r. Jones
Mrs \ NJ Jones, L. Lanean. Thomas Kelly
& co. l., 4, Leland, Francis lenhardt, 4.
". Llpphari, samuel Movers. Mrs. g. u.
Mullen. Mrs. ". W Murray. j. O'Hare,
Harry o'Kecf. John r. Olsen. cora ~
Redfcrn. Mario Rei,h, Robert Russak, MAY
A. 90 Mrs l. RNk"r, Miss NJ. T.. Scott.
Mrs. EinR sheldon, lNldwis Itauman 4 60
Jack SiuoN, Mrs Augusta St"tson. Mrs. NJ,
Thomas, J, Van Blake, Victor caristrom.
". Van Clcyc. Ross Realty co., Joseph
Wagner. Dr, Herbert NJ. Goddard. Mix
Walkrr. Faulinx Walter, George +. Camp
bell wood, Juan Gay.
Nou are hereby notified that tho Time
for the payment Of this arms lien ,nor
tho property, hereinafter described. hn wing
expired after due no,ic" therefor has been
given ,ou. this firm VIII cause such iron,
erty. 10 wit, household goods, persona
effects and merchaudise, stored nv YOU in
their warehouses. I, lac sold at puhllc uur,
ton, aocorLiug 20 tn" .tatu'" IN such case
made aud provided. a. their warehouses
a3:. eai ar,i e3G West ,7th street, NV
York tity, on THURSDAY, sept. eth. 1915. AT
10 $40 o'olock. and VIII continue m each
succeeding Th.rsiav, a, the same slime and
place, ny Floyd Grant. Auctionecr.
MORGAN & BROTHER.
The sun., 1916-08-22

Movements Of Naval Vessels.

wASHINiTON. Aug III Ra'tleship
Ashama has arrived at Fort Pond Bay:
gunhoa, Annapolis and destroyer stewart
~ la raz tug Incas at Lookout Light.
south carolina. tug Wahnets at Norfolk
collier Saturn at Sitka, Alaska; gunbOst
SaRdoyal at Rochester; collier Rrutus ~
san Francisco: gunhoat that'anooga at
Roads; cruiser Maryland At Salina Cruz:
cruiser Memphis at santo Domingo ely:
collier Neptune at tina utana ma; cruisrT
New orleans at san Diego. bati .eshlp ore
gon AZ san Pedro; tug Patapsro NJ Indian
Head destroyer Irehle at Topoloha mpo
destroyer Reid at Washington DESTROYER
Amm.n, Rlakely, Monaghan, OBripn, ror-
tor, sampson and Winsiow a. Newport.
collier Abarenda has sailed from Guam Tor
olonGapo; collier Celtic from Ssn,o p,.
mingu city for sanchez, tLttleship Kear-
Cyrlops from New port for manTuNres; de.
roger Dun,an from Newport, Tor FOR,
Pond Bay, tender Ozark. submarines I..r.
LILO and l.-li and destroyer Roigcrs from
Boston for ~manWuvrss, hattleshIp Missouri
from Hampton Roads for Block Island
Sound. hstteships ohio aud Wisconsin Tor
Block Island sound. Golfer rromethau,
from Norfolk for Rlurk Island sound, gun
boat niscataplt from Guam for olpngtp n .
cruiser San piego from La ra1 inr San
Diego; hospital ship soi.r" from Monte
Dakota from san Pedro for san Fran. isrn,
destroyer Wasp from North RIVER New
York, for miirruNrc. lb'iicship. Arkansas,
Delaware. finriia Kansas, Michigan, Nj.
nesnis, submarines Ill. Il .. = k-G Hrd
isstrOyrrs tassin ant inuyughdm. tender
Tallahassee. collier Jason from NcwpoI,
for WsnIuvres.
The sun., 1916-08-22
pAWNBROk Frs SALES.
LusErm smONGOOnS SONS. =,

JOSEPH SInONGOODS SONS. Julius
Shong God. Auvt.. - Buwery. sell 10 A. NJ. :
AUG. ?2-Al diamonds ard other pre-.
cIous stones. all Watches. .Jewelry Of every
doscription, silNcrNare. odds and ends, AL
goods pledge prior July 80. 1918. to No.
1855 and all older dates. Silberstein Bros,
.i57 Sth Ave.
Aug g.-M~n's aud vomen's clothing.
SHOES. &c. to No. $500. pledged prior July
!. 1915, e. Weaver. 1gs 10Th Ave.
Aus. and women's clothing.
dry goods. shoes. Sc. Il. a \. hufses &
Son. Inc. 219 stanton 81, Bay Ridge Loan
Office. Brooklyn.
Aug. .a-Iarge 10. Nne odd. and ends;
Hugh Iavcry. IA Sands ST. Brooklyn.
Aug. .t-Clothing: Alex. Fr.und, iit5 I'D
Ave :. Cirker & Co, 1?0 9TH Ave, Bklyn.
AuK. .j-- Mems and women's clothing
e. kieinbauu, ta3 Grand ST, Brooklyn.
Aug .s-Jcwolrv. Freeman Bros, ~,
Central Ave-, jersey city. Il. Freeman. isi
summit Ave. JERSEY city. u. Duruth &
son. tOS Myrtle Ave, BROOKLYN.
The sun., 1916-08-22
TRIES TO WALK ON WATER.
street Preacher Now q Prisoner
IT nclleNue MonpitaI.

The thought that was %uppermost In the
mind of John Howard last night as he
lay on n cot in Bellevue Hospital, a pris-
oner, was that In delivering street SER
mons II Is always safer to stick TO
words. without trying to prove them.
a religious fervor seized Howard ear
Her in the day while he was walking In
West End avenue lie felt impelled 10
sermonize. so ~ did SO TO an audience
of children which quickly gathered. To
prove the weight Of his words. Howard
said he could walk oil water. and when
the children demanded that " prove 1t
he tried to.
With the constantly Increasing crowd
behind him he walked to "a dock at Six
ticth street, and over the edge. Two
spectators pulled him out.
The sun., 1916-08-22
LAFAYETTE TO BE H0N0RED.
Birth Anniversary 10 he Marked
In Many cities.

Preparations are being made here. IN
Fall River. Boston. New Orleans. Wash
ington and other cities for elaborate
ceremonies OF September s. tho ami
versary 81 the birth OF Lafayette. which
was In 1877.
Here "a list of 100 prominen, citizens
has been selected by the Lafayette an
nivcrsary COMMITTEES TO organize, suit
able exercises either at the Chamber Of
Comerce. the City Hall or at grauncs's
Tavern.
The sun., 1916-08-22
ARMY AND NAVY ORDERS.

W~ASHINGTON, Aug :l-Nsval order,
Rca= Admiral l.. c. Palmer, appointed vhiet
Lieut., Commander Hayne E'lis. % kausss
city, Mo, connection recruiting Iicu'
John Grady. detached command tulgoa -
New York. connection recruiting; Assistant
surgeon Lincoln Humphreys. NJ Il -. 20
temporary duty naval hospittl. Washington.
u g. Pay master ". l. ShArp. detached
Rhode Island 20 home. wait orders; NivSl
Constructor i, q. Gawne. detached hurcsu
construction ami repair. Ni,y p-partmeu'
10 navy yard. Mare Island AssiS'an; Sir-
gson + l.. tonkiiu. detached naval station
"avite TO treatment, nasal hospital, Jana
Gao.
The sun., 1916-08-22
48 CENT BUTTER FOR PARIS.
Project of Police Fixes That - the
Retail Price,

PARIS, Aug. 2l.--The rrefcct Of Pc.
lice, who from time to time fixes the
prices OF articles Of food. has ordered
that from to-day the wholesale price Of
butter shall not exceed four francs sixty
centimes a kilogram C+6 cents n pound)
and that the retail price shall not he
greater than two francs forty centimcs
for one-half kllogram as cents n
pound).
The best qualities OF butter have been
sold for four francs or more for half IA
kilogram $50 cents a pound).
The sun., 1916-08-22

MARIA CIAMBRoNE. formerly Maria
Psraso. SO: Morris Park avenue. Bronx
voluntary: liabilities, Sc3,o%9: no assets.
Principal claims: Janet Muller. 3s.Ss3.
Jennie Seeiey, 81, 600.
LEVI NJ. ROsENTHAL, doing business
a. Rosenthai 4 katz. manufacturer Of
rsincoats. 10 Fifth avenue; Involuntary.
liabilities and assets not given.
Z. z. STANDARD CHEMICAL WORKS.
inc. msnufacturin chemicals, lis Broad
way: voluntary; liabilities. eta.0os; assets.
sc. SIS. Principal claims: Estate Of Ray
v. Pierce. $4,000 A, NJ. sullivan. $4,000.
Judge Hand appointed william Lesser re-
@ceiv"r. bond u. 900.
SAMUEL FESSrERHEIM. manager. 306
Third street: voluntary: liabilities, sos
80, assets, S2oc. Principal claims; Samuel
Ahelom. N2 Eugene Lamb Richards.
3iss. Ola mond Match Company. SIS.
schedule In bankruptcy.
scHrMAN and CHARLES
SCHMER2.. groceries. ?33s Frat avenue
liabilities. t3.'t3. assets, 36sS.
Assignments.
I.OtfS IfHMERMAS. dealer In rarpets
and rugs l.is second avenue. assigned tn
Clinord u ludNish.
ScHWEITIElt & STERN. manufacture
ers ,loaks and suits, 1903 Vest Twenty
seventh street. assigned TO otto 4. Glass.
The sun., 1916-08-22
TO REPAvE BROOKLYN BRIDGE.
Commissioners Kracke wants 20 Use
wood Blocks.

Bridge Commissioner kracke, In ask
ing the Board Of Estimate yesterday for
100000 with which TO repave the road.
ways OF the Brooklyn Bridge. said that
the present plank roadways, constantly
wearing ont and everlastingly being re-
paired. have cost, the city $I5o.0oO since
1888. or more han 100000 a year.
The Commissioned has prepared a plan
for "a roadway OF wood block. lie has
tried this on II $50 foot stretch near the
Brooklyn side. and found hat II was
much cheaper and more satisfactory.
This experimental section has been down
since 1914. The money he asked for
would he enough to install "A new under
deck. which would be necessary. and to
pave the r%oadways completely with
wood block.