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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-07-01

weel Of Brooklyn has resigned a cap
taincy in the Royal Highlsnders of Can
ada, and enlisted as a private in the
United States army to go to the Mexican
border.
Capt. weers regiment in the British
army was known as the Black Watch
and he was mentioned for bravery al
Ypres.
weel was at his home in Brooklyn on
furlough when he decided 40 tnswer the
call for mn for Uncle Sans forces.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-07-01
SCHOOL BOARD TRUSTEES
STUDY MISSISSIPPI METHODS

Representatives of the school board
trustees will leave next week to
study agricultural methods in the
Mississippi schools.
w. L. Gilmore and E. L. Sessions
will represent the board on the trip,
and will be absent for a week or ten
days.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-07-01
Diarrhoea.

For this disease you will find
Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy unsurpassed. One
or two doses of it are nearly always
sufficient to check the attack. 1t is
not disagreeable to take. This rene
dy contains no astringent and for that
reason leaves the bowels in a natural
condition. Obtinable everywhere
Adv.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-07-01
Boston 6, Washington 1.
Detroit 2, Chicago 5.
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy.

There is no opium or other narcotic
in Chamberlani's Cough Remedy. 1t
may be given to a child as confidently
as to an adult. Iii excellent for
coughs and colds. Obtainable every
where.-Adv.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-07-01

Groom, koOb and Severoid and
Hartley; Beebe and OyNeill. Umpires,
Chill and Dineen.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-07-01

Try The Journals Want
AID. Way" for best results.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-07-01
NOTICE

The lists of participants in the Prepared
ness Parade will close Saturday night at
o'clock. All societies and individuals intend
ing to take part will please notify B. R. Col0
man, Phone 165, or B. S. Hancock, postoffice,
before that time.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-07-01
BASEBALL
RESULTS
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Philadelphia 5, New York 4.
At New York. R. H. e.
Philadelphia ............... /
New York ..............4 3 /
Alexander, Chalmers, Mayer and
Killifer; Tesreau and Koci-er. UNI
pires, Quigley and Byron.
Brooklyn 3, Boston 6.
At Boston. r. Il. f..
Brooklyn ................. 8
Boston NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. y l
Dell, Mails and Miller; Barnes and
Gowdy. Umpires, O'Day and Eeason.
Chicago 8, st. Louis 5.
At st. Louis. R. H. E..
st. Louis ................. 10 U
Seaton, Hendrix and Fischer and
Clemens; Dosk, Meadows and Snyder.
Umpires, KLEIN and Emslie.'
Pittsburg 8, Cincinnati 2.
At Cincinnati. R. H. E.
Pittsburg ............a....
Cincinnati ................ 8
Harmon and Wilson; Schneider and
Wingo. Umpires, Harrison and Rig
Ter.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-07-01
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Fisher and Nunamaker; Bush and
Meyer. Umpires, OIaughlin and
Hilderbrand.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-07-01
SOUTHERN LEAGUE.

Atlanta 2, Memphis 3.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-07-01

Philadelphia 3. New York 4.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-07-01
Schalk. Umpires, Nallin and Evans

st. Louis 1, Cleveland 2.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-07-01

Seaton, Hendrix and Flscher ana
Clemens; Doak, Meadows and Snyder.
Umpires, KLEIN and Emslie.'
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-07-01

Dell, Mails and Miller; Barnes and
Gowdy. Umpires, O'Day and Eeason.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-07-01
Pittsburg 8. Cincinnati 2.

Harmon and Wilson; Schneider and
Wingo. Umpires, Harrison and Rig
1er
The sun., 1916-10-02
st washington, c. q virginia q Mac
Kay.smith, 1873 18th IT, washingaton. n

Kay. Smith. ISIS 18TH 81. w~a.hineaton. n
G. trustees; atty. Clarence b Smith, y
i.sTH ST, ais.i,a VS., ,,s " tn av,
ssii.ioe. Oct {. lsi~e-Paterson Realty
Co. IS South william st. TO Louise Do.
mar: atty. Title Guar q T Co. idS
:;i VS.. isi,w IN av. az
ss.ii, OCT 1. ~iSio-ssms 10 Maggie VIII.
hanson; at;ys. Fsrriss 4 storck.. ~
ssTH ar. -. AS " Central PARK W. !Ss
1905. May 8. lsoi-Chas 4 and Mary !.
kemble .tru.; atty. Title Guar 4 Trust
,i 81 ~ sr. sss,'ssi i. :. iiS5 " "a sy'
i Reed. r.ih sSly a !; hay y 2. y 10 1 iSs can dSr
man say Bank. i57 9Th av. atty. Meyer
wAAssiHfsSSsSntf srAy,ssyy
~ vesey at Z u ss n Is.ix " Al1 TO
Warrington st - TO beg. April y.
say BANK. .,,ys' suteher' r & F. , Mad
PARK Az. c ss;jh st. rum. /. si''iix "
~ to beg April 8. isis-Ar,hur G jane.
to Emily " Leiand. ses PARK av: atty.
Eamar csihSs .. Pine = 10000
.oxio! 2. Jan IL. isos-Eusene. Blame to
Bradley II Phillips, admr ny J ami Al
e,rt l. Newton. dee'd atty. Edw ! Nc,
Attn ST. n.A 100 " 10th sv. ?sxss.s. Aus
-. ls06-David and Jennie Garcewieh to
Edith N he Moltks. Huitfeid; atty: Law
10 Az, sec aist st. is.sI9s. Jan 81. $40
Alice 3 Hayes and ano TO Vim II Rolls
ton; attys. Gelier. Roiston 4 Koran. 2;
i,srH 81 S..sos w. - s,h Az,
6o.s.ii. April -. isos--irvine & Hen;
riette Bachrsch 60 American MTG Co. Al
Cedar ~. attys. Bowers q $. ~ cedar
nnN
The sun., 1916-10-02
CALIFORNIA POWERS REPORT.
n" Can Made for Redemption Of
Prtsr Preference stc.x.

The annual report Of the California
Railway n Power Company Tor the
fiscal year ended Iune 30. 1915. discloses
total roomes OF s2o3.327. out Of which
there was saved as net 3l66 $50. PROFIT
n loss surplus after the payment of
prior preference stock dividends WAS
$l+.0l3. Owing 20 conditions which ad-
versely affected tho United Railroads of
q Francisco, from which company the
Railway and Power Company
derives the greater part OF It's revenue.
no call was made Tor tho redemption of
prior preference stock on January p
1918.
The report comments on Its subsidiary.
the Sierra and San Francisco Power
Company. "a follows:
There was a decrease OF s3a,923O2,
or &c, 70 per cent. IN the cost OF admins
tration. and an Increase OF Ss.67330 30, or
l4+ per cent. IN the taxes Rs compared
with The preceding year. At June 80,
1915. the connected electric load was
5l,lS2 ktlowatts, equivalent TO 6S.622
horsepower. with 1891 electric and
LIE water customers. while ~ June 30,
1915. the connected load WAS 81, sOs kllo-
watts. equivalent to 70.ili horsepower
with t.l37 electric and LIE water cus-
toners. In our opinion. while the show
Ing for the year has been very favorable,
there has been no extraordinary tenn
porary activities reflected In the earn
ings OF the company. and future years
should be equally satisfactory
Gross earnings OF the Coast Valleys
Gas and Electric Company were the
largest In tho company's history,
The sun., 1916-10-02
ILLINOIS CENTRAL'S RECORD.
Gross Earnings IN Fiscal Year
Largest In Company's History.

The Illinois Central Railroad earned n
ret income Of $1l.s07.665 In the last fiscal
year, equivalent to 10, so per cent, on the
capital stock of sos. 2s6, 900. compared
with 6s2 per cent. In 1918 and ! 40 per
cent, In 1914 After deducting the rcgu-
lar 3 per cent, dividend. amounting TO
s5,+6&, 500, and Sl52,93l for sinking and
reserve funds and appropria tions for In
vestment In physical property, there re-
manned Anal surplus for the year OF So
ls9.S34. as against t1.2+0,45s in 1918.
The feature OF the year, operations
and the factor. In conjunction with a
careful handling Of operating expenses,
which made the substantial Increase In
surplus possible was the large expAn-
sion In GROSS earnings. These totalled
69077.3i8. the largest IN the company's
history and larger by 50, aG5, 79u, or II u
per cent. than 1915 gross, Against this.
operating expenses. amounting 10 SOL
l73.727. Increased s3,l9s.53l, or 6,67 per
cent. thus preserving over half OF the
gain In gross earnings for gross rorpor-
ate Income which amounted to s23.77i,-
s3i. or Si,sas.5Sl more than In 1919.
Fixed charges were I'll. s6s, 900. or about
$4,000 less than IN isiS.
The sun., 1916-10-02
LIS PENDENa.
Manhattan,

'si M.r ST a. W,-,O'sBn,ss GIL y ,ss
Jane. ! Msoowsnse. a "orsslosar. OF
,.T mIirisss i nx Finai Csc, a,"
Wei e. a. foreclosure OF mortgage
" smith nortclosSre OF mos,sassI
cLiSf6N 81, ,.,.:s,: and Cherry q. 81,
:. ,,orstio'Sr. q h'"S ATTY a;,y' .
LrpLow 81. ls-..cmy Real E.,.t. c. .s,
Ms ,;S;1f> q sr %' S"sinor '''Y' IaTa arm AZ,
sarah Bt.h'i ct A. foreclosure of mort
LrDiow sT. ie-iGdor. E:k.r, as. Ma,
M.amS2 {, = sior.cio'ur. Of 'nor'ssse''
Peter " H~ud,waik.r - al AIT Ftsnk J
s,,y.i R.s. sstH,:s'"'uT' of MORTGAGE
CRIGER Az. IS Two !, Van Nest AZ. TOE
CO AZ, Peter cappielio ct al foreclosure
LOT q T9r's,s"l s'ty, 4 o rgwn.erh 49,.
AIT John , wenniGer ct al ,fortciosurs
OF mor'sase,; attys. c!o'Ee. Koch n
CLIFFORD Az. IS s:ss E NJ Falcon av.
2iSss i-Eiilabs.h X Doo'ins ast inrr,i
Thors.And 81 al noresiosure Of mort
ab H'G } i.si R'o u. IL 2,ao q
Augusta Dorm ast Henry y B~rinchnann
81 A. partition sui''' sttys. Ei'er- 4
isisT ST a corner Arthur az 4oa,ss-
seig kays sst Anxel CONS, 60. Inc, ct
q foreclosure OF mortgage, at.ys. May
HTGHEs Az. v $. % n Ise,h Ut. IL sxs7 5
-d"cree Y CHORD AIT David St"mhcr -
al,.'0''''0'a'' OF mortgage " =
The sun., 1916-10-02
N. Y. CENTRAL SHOWS GAINS.
Figures Larger for AuEnat
and Two-thirds 81 Year.

Angus, gross earnings OF the New
York Central system. including the bos-
;ou and Albany amounted to SSe,2?o. i3s,
an lrcr.as. OF ss.ls1.Sos over August.
1915 operating income for the month
was sll.Ill.306. Increase s2.755,356 and
net income was sl0.769 ISL. n gain OF
s3.S39. 3o4.
For tho eight months ended August 81
the total gross earnings VI the system
amounted 30 $685. 1855 and showed u
gain 81 So >4S.lSl over the correspond
ing lal5 period Operating income for
the period was sTt.H51, 6aa. an Increase OF
s~.Ntli9Hl. and net income Sis,f:2.S's,
a gain 81 S3ls2iN1s
The sun., 1916-10-02
LEASES.
Manhattan,

BARROW ST, ~, al-Mary + Thornhill
to Antonio sardi. on the premises. &s-ie
yrs from sep, /. 1914; atty. l. Potrino,
/, ~ Az Sss' md b--Emma r Rjerrum,
ozone Park. Il Of =. TO Jos Nadsi and
Jos G'i,s; nrm Of S;dsi 4 Fs's'' rs "a
wARRES ST. 1871. ID and an loi,:-
Frank Moibert TO y Y SPORTING Goods
1915: atty. Herman Goldman. va
whhi.isEN ST. 10. aui.Rec,ar. e. of'Tr'nV
" church TO same . yrs from Nay !;
sab sr, Ills T.. >, 900 : 5lh Az. 5o,sss,
.iMillls Realty CO to Ralph wilson
isi5. ii yr rem. IL now bldg is erected
tenant TO pay an additional SO on COS,
o., J.. 1870. ts.ieat,sr SIS. 900; atty,
Robs i Ernest. IS Park Row .s27,oOs
7sTh 81 sii;Sis y sly bldg; all
Ally, p.y,a iP'ii.in.r.' , SOB s-sy a,.,,s''sESSGt
s3 to NIcs sT 's sp. %i.Gs:.s II James T. r "a : sI.
from Dec J. 1913 atty, Geo Rinsler 4 CO
-'' l. ''' "'' Bronx.
SOUTHERN RouL. y .. iis n is7,h st, 80
Barton, 1913 southern Boul. from Sept
asv sii' ., " os Van k sii' . 'S e. ! 10 a1..! Is
WALKER Az, n . cor Bronx PARK az. J
sly hldg--Jos Diamond 10 Bessie Mayne.
ssi Bronx Park nv, s yrs from Aug l.,
1915: attys. Bernheimer q y. i2sth At,
and Amsterdam $500
I'D Az, 1876. str, &C--Thos + Coleman to
Michael EEan, 3t2 Z i3;th ~. 3 yrs from
Oct !, 1915 at,ys, Bernheimsr n $, l.stb
1t and Amsterdam a ...,.....,, 5000
ARTHUR AV. = y, lat3 . l71th vt. sl.1x
sBxs5. 2xi00xl3s 6x6b.7 contains <1,es5 90
n. ALVIN e Bergen 10 City % y Y. 10
renewal; atty. T q n T Co, l7s
HOFFMAN ST, IS, :75io e tps.th' st.
S,xiiss. ail--Glusepre Barrelio OF IN.
late SImone to Giuseppe Barello. 1855
Honmsn ct, life lease; atty. Il 4 Nspoll.
sol T. lA9th st....... .........., Gift
The sun., 1916-10-02
SATISFIED
lWl'h name ana address OF lcnj-t's az
tnrncyD

with name snd address of lenders Al.
tnrncy,)
MITCHELL. PI.. n y, ~ = LIST av, lsxsO 10,
Dec 8. l9i3-Grsce Meyer 20 Jas A Shep-
hard. 400 stone Nv. Rklyn; atty. Geo II
II Hyde, II Park $3.50
SAME PROP. July al, isos--Francis J and
Grace Meyer to same 81, 0O0
SAME PROP. April -, lsis--Grace Mover
* SsTs 81 8; i?;,o, n Delaney ~
25xlO0, pee 81, l?0t-Iouis I.ebowi,z 20
VIM n Josephine n Heide, IS W stth 81.
at,ys, Amend A. A, llg Nassau 1t. az, 900
SANE PROP, July :, 1913 David AMI An
ME stein ct al, to i william 4 Josephine
r Hcide. IS W siih at attys, same 3, 900
RLEECkER 81, 1870 n ., III W Macdou-
gal vt. ?9Ss6. Sept ~, isi@-Gianhitista
perazzo. SO Macdougal ~, to Charlton V
piercs y VIM | Ondsrdonk. rleasanlyil-.
! Y, suys: Hubbard A Mex, Wit.
lo.TH st, a. y. IS. ii7G " Park az. iss,
iOOli. Feb 81. lsii-wilier Bros TO
simon h 4 Sara Shoningcr and ano, trus
atty. Lawyers T 7 60. $50 bway 5000
PARK Az. $40. " ., 6ll = seth st, 1863
o., April 70 ISis--Arthur Curtiss James.
SsPsrk sv. 70 Helen 7 Msristt. 1874 isth
The sun., 1916-10-02
PAW SALES.
JACOB >Ho>GlI. Aust,sneer. "a Row

FRY. s,.s At 10 \ ~.
OF. .~-Jaw"i-y. watrhes. diamond.
pearls ara other precious stonoe set Ia
gr3uus moun;!ngs, also unset. and plciEef
% ever, d.sC,iptior pledged from MAY !,
sl'. fs June -, 1915, and from NO <lai?
90 >S53g. both inclusive. and older dates
a.lI over from previous saies. Chus. Lang
4 co, 5ca 9TH Ave,
OFT CLOTHING, &C, pledged from
Mach :. 1915. to sept q, 1879. and from
~ $3.50 to l;3S. l.. & = hnilrr. ..t3
>th Ave-, NJ. Fri. oman >; II Ave.
cot 3-Jtvclry. watches. diamonds an
pledges Of ever, description pledged prior
sept IS. 1915. to 577ls. Inclusive. ana Older
'ates he'd over. l. KsAc! a some, .
'"'Ur.tus Ave.
Ott ~l-Jaw.lrv. ~a'ches. diamonds
goa s. and other p%r"'i"d. stones s"t ~
t,rI,lts moUrtirSs a'so unset. suI plciv,
Of .'-~, A's,-ir't 90 pledged prior - Nss
o 't.i t. No 1880. II Outer 4 Son. ~
OF c.o,hrrs Ac. : S. KOry 4 ~.
B-.rkI'r
go 1-wel->. watches. die ond. &C
n-!'- Sept .'th. 1915 NJ BerneteIr -
E'a.st.iu = Son sucCessorst. rs? LAT Ave.
p.t Mems and womens clothing and
70 pledges IrIor sept, IS. 1915. Geo. Mun<
.-.rth Ave ~ BAer. 3tol "a Ave
py' G-J-wrlty. watches. diamonds an
r.'ds-- 81 every description prior sept. -.
.'l-. 10 No. >NsoO and Older dates held
over RronN Loan once. Y Coins Son.
lrop ei'i I'd Ave
The sun., 1916-10-02
LIENS.
Manhattan.

7TH AZ. :ss-Meivin R~os-uh~rg.r Asi
Besfl.ston n Woers. owners: H,rb,-t
A!ihous. agent, contractor. ...... t.t.I2
18th ST al E-chsrl~s braun agt -
John the Evangelist. owner. GrrmGuta
Engineering a Construction Co. Inc. gou-
SIN Az. n " cor s.th 81, 6.s,ioo-Wo'.
kensiein a Cohen asi kuickerbocker
Trus' Co. owner. Braus. Inc. con rae.
~TH st IL w. and ,s,h s.. is-:: W
byron. W Gre-ne.jr Co ng, No - West
1tth 81 Co. Inc. ~o~n-r + Chapman
Contracting CO. contrhcto-. ...... ISL. ~
Az sss--PronS Roofing 4 water
PROBING Co art Rocker Building Corr.
bOWERY. 20--Max Dick agt canton
Realty Co, Inc, ovner. Louis ifzkovitz
and lsidors Goldberg, contractors Sc 80
BronN.
OLNSrEAp Az, n W cor Haviland av.
bosioo-R q ! i,m!rian ast J " Dick
Co, Inc. owners and contractor. t"i y
WALTON Az. E s. l25 . lS,h st, ~75SlsNV
itr-g-B Biasio 4 Co asst Hurley E'1r
Corpn owners and contractors .t2.,
PARKER Az n ., SIS = Castle HNl ~.
2iNah- roIsin! Marble a III e.. Inc
.gt & NJ Cons, 60. Inc. William 4 Nil
let, John II Burke. Matthew " prl
Gaud'o. owners. William 4 Msllst. john
4 Burke and Matthew " Del Claudio,
cohtrActoTS sr....... ".'s... t..- t-aJ 10
The sun., 1916-10-02

LoTs 10 ana 30. msl part sehisae!ip ess
-cog.weli.rayior 'tmp't- CO TO Martin
Jan u. due AZ per bond; atty. T.G..A
Ln,rsS Co. r,e BT"y Si,'9o
same. Jan ~. due as per bond; same
sHAkEspEARE Az, VS., ss.ii. iGsth q,
Inc. to Manhattan MTG Co. 2OV Bwsy,
sept 20 due As per bond. atty. TG 4
" lin. oWhNs ...s.. ....s . toNsVV'
slI AkESPEARE Az. : W c lGVth NJ, Gs Xix
i00-Same to same. sept 20. due as per
vp1n1 same so2;,"9
Kerry. Blds Co. Inc. to Van Dyck es-
tate. aal Madison Az, sept 80, due May
1917. so; atty. T q 4 r Co 1I6
Bway. ......... S35. 900
NORRIS Az, . c Cameron pi. 5oxsg IL
Kerry Bdg Co. Inc. to Van Dyck estate.
- atty. T T Co, ia Bway $4,000
The sun., 1916-10-02
LEGAL. NOTICES.

Nn,Ie. is hcr,hv given that MITCHELL
WHITE Company. Inc, u domestic cor
In the Borough Of Munhay tan, 'ity. County
and state ~ Sew York, VIII apply L. the
Court OF the STATE or New YORK.
al "A Spcci,l Term thereof. to re held Al tho
County Cour' House In the RorougN NJ
Manhattan. City. County and state Of New
York. on tho gard day OF October, 1916. al
10 a. utlrN in the forenoon OF that day,
or AS soon thereafter at counsel can be
heard for an order IuthorI1lng said cor
rOrltInu To mango Its corporate name to
inRDADNAY MOTOR TRUCK COMPANY,
INC.
pnted New York, y Y, october 2, 1916.
MITruFLl-W HlTE COMPANY, INC,
BY MAJOR LEE WHITE, President.
The sun., 1916-10-02
l.. l.. IIKu>KI. Auc,'r. 20 Bowery. .oll,

r. \ VI unr ""rci pledges NJ 'v"rv lr.
option ''r unpaid loans for the follow
IuL nav rp-Ckers including all diamonds.
-sp.cS, sapuhiI"S. pearls cmcralds, al. othc'
-'pHos Hu~v; ar set in rings, earrings, ,!ns.
inks chains studs. bracelets. iockot ~
other mounting all lrw-ry. watches ST.
s'rNGr., GuHs, INSTRUMENTS, furs, cIOIhiEs
al other Ennls pledged previous To Hates
and NJ 10 numbers mentioned. both In
u.iNn, Rui all pledges h-id over:
oct . VI. Spsier q CO. 1854 "a Ave
prior Sept. - 1915. to No N3t50. d Navtr,
Hohnken. iewelry, sc.
p.t. i--CuRsolliat.i Loan Co. l3 Park
G"N. Harry Levy 4 co, Prop'rs. prior
IuH -. 1875. {" No 5;9S&.
oct * Rndin. SO sh sve. prior
81, 81. Stream, .i7e I'D ave, pror
s,pt - 1915. - No 1000 u. FhiIips, 10.
Buw-ry. pri. r sept -, 1913.
%, G.-Nm ioidston" So Park Row
formerly l07 r0rk Row, prior sept. |, 1915.
from Ms. 4Nss ~ 1850
N,t. N rhlll.ps ~ Fowery, prior
sept 29, 1915.
The sun., 1916-10-02

SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.
Manhattan

9TH ST 10 w-Ryron " Greene. u. 80
az Harvard Club 3, a. Sept -
SIS ,-.,.... $50,
BROADWAY. 73o-wIilism Su,l.y AK
JONI Wanamaker ct A.. Sept IL. l'lt
nv hond,.. .......... 8, /
.'TH 81, n q. ?So " s.h av-wnlam Nu,-
ley Agt ~ West ttth ST Co. Inc. e; a.
Sept -. 1915 Thy bond ....... tg0N
9TH Az. tis-H Hurwits Co. Inc. az,
Sarah v Martin 81 a.. July Is, 1916
tcancelled) ssi3
The sun., 1916-10-02
CE>TRN AUCTION CO.. ". She~hnn.
AnIIinnner. 80 (nnal StEeeI, sella inM.II,

~ IL NJ oiu,hins at 10 4. N
cot. by john simpson, lH BOw"ry
Al uursdcrnci pledges Of pearls. ila.
monde ami otl"- precious stones. Da''hrs
ieN~iry. SlIv.rwar", sc, pledged previous
fo 10 l.5"o, July ! 1919 and all articles
held aver from p,-vipus sales
p' s. wv I simpson 4 Go. 1880 Broad.
way ana lSS West Is;h 81. rnr-d.ctnai
pledge. ~ every les, p,ption running from
pledge NJ. !, January, l9ti, 10 pledge No
l.0ON. lulv 7. 1915 The above pledges con.
sist ~ pearls rIhies smeralds. ssiphi'"E
and l,ainond rings pins, brooches laval
Here necklaces. scarf pins. studs, earrings.
Jackets. bracelets sleeve links, watches
gone SilAprWHr- &c. ana al pi-rgee u
"a, description h6ld nvcr from former sal's
CT, ,-Ry VI. lsN'ry, i1t 9Th Ave, also
g27T 3d A." 'lu'hiuc I" sept 30, lSlj.
oct lily VI \leenau'r lW SIN Ave,
CluihiRg, s. g. sept 10 T3ih
ori nv " \.ruau-. 1880 Broadway
~ urrclecmci pledges of pearls, diamond,
aui other precious stones, watches, iew.iry,
-~N'crwotr, &c, from No. J Of 1913 TO No.
-oooo sept. .lsi5 Also Nos, 1904! p-ari
necklace. l0S3e pearl necklace. 1910 dia
iunui earrings, . diamond rings. diamond
ucctInre = diamond brooches and a watch,
i5li. diamond ring. All IN 1918 and al
nrtt - h'li over from previous sales.
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PURSUANT To AN AGREEMENT EN-
TERED INTO on the Srd day 81 Apri,. 1915.
between John WHnamaker, New York. and
~Sterr"tt Tate ! VII sell on the 9TH day of
forenoon In the Plano Department OF John
WHnama&er, Nrw iork, 7"i broadway,
Bnroush 81 Manhattan, CITY, County and
state Of New YORK, one Nictrola, a. pro-
,idci by sections 90 and 50 Of the Personal
Property Law.
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PROpOaAIS.

PROPOSALS FOR FURNITVRE-Onc.
81 p.lo, Guartormasier Army Bnildlng,
<.v' NtiE. y y. sealed proposals MI T..
received here until . y, " November
lHlG. for furniture. Further Information
mon appiication.
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BoKou.m or BRoOxLYN-rOR SALE.

ONE FAMILY HOUSES. detached. ga
raYe, nine rooms, bath. showers. electric
iyhts. vacuum cleaners. st- m. parqustry
$3.50. $3.50 cash s'J monthly ani interest.
WVIL.pER-. lt2O T7th 81, TAX" West End
subway. Municipal Rl'g 20 nth.
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ISLAND REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
$3.50 E MONTH

buys my artistic bunsalos. ) rooms, bath,
al modern improvements; full cellar. heat,
running water, gas, electricity; large plot
nsar station; oyster Ray division. must be
sp,d at once. small frst pay mont. GREAT
BAGGAIN,' box 1871 sun ofhce.
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NEIp WN>Ifp--MNIE.

HELPERS AND DRIVERS
WANTED--Nouur men, 81
years of age or over. required
AZ helpers OF drivers ON eX-
press wagons. Apply Adams
Express Co.. Wagon Service
Dept. 80 Trinity place.
The sun., 1916-10-02

BOY for Office and or'ard work
in office Of large New iort news
paper; 50. Addrcs- Immediately
c. L., Box lD Sew Work sun.
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r>ruRNIsmED ArTs. TO LnT-sRONx


FOX ST, 80, 76?. 1N, 1ss, Iss-t-S
rooms, bath. steam, not water. SIS TO Sst,
Iuuuir, Jauitors.
HOE AVE sac. pss. TO- rooms. cleo
trlsity. tcicuhnnC Inquire Janitors.
The sun., 1916-10-02

L~ave daily except SUNDAY, foot Of Chrls-
tophcr ST.. Q y. NJ. FOR Catskill. Hudson. Coz.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1916-08-12

Companies have discontinued the
manufacture of these machines which
were handled In turn by the Temple
Company.
Ralph Temple for many years has
been ono Of the largest wholesale
distributors Of gasoline cars In the
United States. covering the better por.
ton Of three states with several hun.
dred sub.agents, and he has now en-.
tered keenly In the selling Of gas cars
at retail In Chicago and many Of his
machines are now seen on the streets.
Temple has handled the jackson
longer than any automobile has been
sold by the same house in the city Of
Chicago, and he has been distributing
agent for the Empire for the past
eight years.
@. ]. Chott. the wen known lawyer.
who made . good record on the jus-
tics bench, would make . good Aunio
ipal Judge.
~
Patrick Moan. the veteran onSf
neer. rendered services 70 the public
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1916-08-12

schools which win b long rsmsm-
besod.
Adolph Kraus 10 aiways IN the lead q
every movement for the beetesmsat
Of conditions IN chicago.
william DuR Haynie 10 popular with
railroad men. lawyers and he ssa.
sral public.
M. A. O'Malley has the tact and
good judgment that makes his advice
valuable In labor matters.
Judge John ?. Mc0oorty continues
70 gain the appreciation Of ovorybo6y
Tor his work In the Circuit court
The election machinery OF Chicago
and Cook County 10 In safe hands with
Judge scully at the head Of Il
Judge N. l. Mckinley Of the eu.
psrior Court 10 making Q ans record.
~aA
william Legner 10 always loyal 70
bis friends and has always fulfilled
every trust imposed on him with credit
and honor.
Judge D. d. Sullivan has made an
honest, dignined and able record on
the bench.
BENJAMIN +. Nicholson. the we'll
known lawyer. has met with deserved
success and has . host Of friends.
John T. Murray. the wen known and
popular lawyer. would make . good
Judge.
James r. Ward. the veteran Demo
crat and popular hwyer. 10 frequent
ly mentioned for judicial honors.