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New Britain herald., 1916-01-10
The Inexcusable Thing

Some things cannot be excused. And one of them, to my mind, is the wearing of soiled white gloves. met a woman the other day whom l used to know when we were both in school She was stepping out of her little closed car and bidding the fur-clad chauffeur wait while she went into the bank, sufficient evil dences surely that she was reason ably prosperous. She was we'll dressed, too, in every detail but one, IS she paused to greet me I noticed he had on very much-soiled white gloves.
 She Didn't Have to Hang Onto
 Strap.
 It seemed to me that she was with ut a shred of excuse for that mark ill-breeding. She evidently had money enough to keep plenty of gloves on hand; she was in q machine, and therefore had not the attenuation of having been obliged to hold a soiled trolley strap.
 Perhaps you will agree with me that this case was without extenuat- ing circum stances, but will hold that in other cases there might be some as, for instance in the case of Q woman who has left her home with clean white gloves, but returns at night with the soil of a days wear upon them. Yes. that is much less Culpablc than to start out with soiled gloves, but why wear white gloves in cases like that at all |? Aren't dark suede or dog skin gloves much better than sure-t to be-soiIed white ones?
 An Explanation, Not An Excuse.
 I believe it was Bismarck, who, having pushed himself, out of turn and without the proper introduction. into the presence of a Church dig ritary, haughtily explained the rude
New Britain herald., 1916-01-10

uncommon interest and should give strength to the bill.
 Wednesday and Thursday, Lasky's picturization of The Explorer" with Lou Tellegen, will have the position of prominence. The Big Four num- Der this week will be The Cave Man, y a. five-part Nitagraph feature, in which J. Stuart BlacktOn starred. This will be offered on Thursday and Friday. The Heart of Jenifer," Hazel Dawn leading the cast, will be given on Friday and Saturday. In addition to. these films there will be three good vaudeville acts and some first run General Film releases every day
New Britain herald., 1916-01-10
Menu for Tomorrow

Breakfast.
 French Pancakes.
 Broiled Bacon Shirred Eggs Doughnuts Coffee
 Lunch
 Kedgcree of Fish. Ham Souffle Banana Fritters
 Tea.
 Dinner.
 Barley Soup.
 Veal and Ham Pie
 Baked Potatoes
 Creamed Carrots Cottage Pudding Lemon Sauce
 Coffee
 French Pancakes.-Threc CESS, two tablespoonful sugar, three ounces four grated rind half lemon and it's juice, pinch of salt, two cupfuls milk, two tab1espoOnfuls butter, three tablespoonfuls preserves. Beat butter and sugar to a cream. Add flour, lemon rind and juice. and salt; beat mixture for ten minutes, add grad ually eggs and milk. Continue beat ing for another ten minutes. after flour is added. and allow mixture to stand one hour. Put some of the butter into an omelet pan and heat. pour in about a cupful of the pam cake mixture and bake for twenty minutes in hot oven. Turn out on to plate dredged with sugar, spread some hot jam on one side and turn over the other half Continue this till mixture is used up.
 Kedgeree of Fish-One-half pound cooked fish, one-fourth pound rice. two hard cooked eggs, two heaping tablespoonfuls butter, seasoning of salt, pepper and grated nutmeg. Break fish into small pieces removing all skin and bone. Wash rice and boil It for twenty minutes; strain and dry in the oven. Chop the hard boiled whites of eggs finely, melt but ter in pan, put in fish, rice and chopped white of egg. Add season. lngs; stir over fire till quite hot. Pilo up on hot dish, sprinkle over vita yolks ot eggs previously rubbed through sieve. Garnish with pars- ley and serve hot.
New Britain herald., 1916-01-10

One-Piece frocks are greatly in demand for the younger contingent and this ont with it's bolero suggestion is peculiarly at tractive. In the picture, 1t is made iron a light weight wool materials woven witt a check and trimmed with plain banding but you could think of 1t copied in silk o, In gabardine or in poplin or indeed in any similar material. It would be a very handsome frock or n very simple one aI bne or the other is chosen Broadclcts sn light weight, with trimming of velvet would make very handsome drcsss hhi.e serge would make very durabl{ the. Below the bolero-iike portion q ,eep yoke, the body portion and tn t'1irt are cut together, plaited and held " means of the belt at the waist line.
 For the 6 year size will be needed, 655s ids of material 3o in. wide, 6I yds. A Er 54 in. wide, with $s yd. A in. vide for collar, cuffs and belt and 3I Fds. of banding.
 The pattern No. 8857 is cut in sizes or I6 and IS years. It will be mailed O any address by the Fashion Depart hent of this paper, on receipt of ten cents.
New Britain herald., 1916-01-10
GEORGE FAWCETT TO
 BE SEEN IN "MOVIE'

Bosworth's drama of love and duty, "The Majesty of the Law with George Fawcett, the eminent actor, playing the lead, and the Metro fea- ture, The Woman Pays,' Valli Val Ii and Edward Brennan starring, will be prominent on the photoplay pro- pram at Keeney's tonight and tomor- row. They are five reel dramas of
New Britain herald., 1916-01-10

Such a stunning tea gown as I saw at Madame's, this afternoon, Therc was a sleeveless slip of Chinese blue velvet that had deep armholes. an'l through two slits in the front came sash of burnt-orange ribbon of very heavy grosgrain silk. This hung loosely over the hips, and where it knotted in the back it was clasped by an antique gold and jade ornament, This gorgeous effect was worn over a slip of lace, over chiffon of a gray ish ecru tone; the long. loose sleeves, attached to the slip, were also Of lace The velvet tunic rippled abo 1t the knees in front and ended in Q tasseled train in back; it was lined with burnt-orange.
New Britain herald., 1916-01-10

This is the kind of a party gown that any clever mother can make. It IS fashioned of pale blue taffeta. with four narrow ruffles on the skirt Which are met by an overdress of white net. The empire bodice is out lined with a little wreath of French rosebuds, from which depends a bit of white shadow lace.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-12-02
Shipping Information ana -,
Marine NeUS OF the World

Apaehe-Jaeksonyille 1T. i2 zee y pu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-12-02
JEWS START 100000 DRIVE
Two Thousand Men and Women De-
yote Week 10 Charity Fund

Two thousand prominent Jewish men
and women will start tomorrow morn
ing on campaign TO raise $5OO'OOO IN
a week for the $2O00,00O fund of the
Federation for the support Of jewish
Philanthropic Societies. ,
The federation already has collected
81 800 600. but unless the complete en-,
dowment fund OF $2.O00,000 IS reached
bv January 1 the union Of all jewish
charities Of this city into charitap.e
clearing house will become Impossible
Among the active workers In the caTl-
naign will be Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob II;
SchiF Felix VI. Warburg. Michael
Friedsam. Bernard +. Gimbel, Horace
A. Saks. Louis Wiley. Henry Morgeh-
than and Leo Arnstein. ,
Tomorrow night the first rally Of
the federation will occur in the Inirty-
ninth Street Theatre. Among me
sneakers will be Jacob II. Schih, FellN
NJ. Warburg, Louis Marshal Juags3
Julian ". Mack. Marcus NJ. Marks ana
Renresentative Meyer London. Repre-
sontatives of twenty-five Jewish SISTER.
hoods will meet Monday morning AZ
the Hotel Biltmore, headquarteerss, 81, l 10
the week, for the first drive OF FED
Grafton Week"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-12-02
BUSINESS TROUBLES

sol LEvEY-A petition las h~en hlei ss,rs,
Sol Lcrsy. clD'hirx manufacture a. 6ss Brosdwsy.
with u5o retail stores a. 1905 Broadway ard It "a
ar arl i50ih s.. BY ues cr-,fon e Kruger.
sisi. n Dony $500 ,nf Philip Rubins'sr. 100
Judge A. y. Hand appointed Perfsal wnds re.
ceiysr. bond. 81 900 Liabilities srs said to b.
ABRAHAM HEIAER-A r>ution has been fled
against Abraham Heller. g-ocer AZ 200 ausisrlsm
~, ~ y MI .-''W Williams 20 g. h ST. Buzz, 4
Co Inc S3i Benjamin Mcyers 1851 ana Austin
Nichols b 60. $50. he made al Assisnnsnt On
j. r o'coSNoR COMPANY. Iyc.--A petition
he's been ned against the J. r. O'COnnof Com
pany. Inr. printer and ,,s'onsf a. ~ Ohsrn pr
Rssirigss Martositr t2a5. ani Frederick Landry
$3.50. Liabilities are stated to be 5000 Gd ssse.'
s. 900 The company gag nc95po'sied On Aprh D.
JOSEPH I FRANk-A petition hn ben ne
against Joseph / Frank. maHWactnnsr w whs,'
coss a. i077 PARK AZ. iy these creditors \. Il
Hyde & Soas. SO. Liaoiiu's arc SAD u oe N'9''
PETER MUIyEY. Of p Convent sv. The Broor
las nci a petition. with Liabilities e.99I and %
ssse's. The largest creditor Is Mrs knora fucns
$3.50 ior rent y 5sI ~ az. br9okbn. -.
I6gth st formerly liqu0r dealer has fled pci
lion. with liabilities SO ~ and 10 sssew Anon
the creditors are william Porteraeld, t1gyyY. $50
sg-s ,or negligence the United Dlstiller' Company
s. 0o0 and p. Adams. b. Inc. fl.I1,
MAX ROSENBERG & Co.-MsS kosenberg an,
Tars r. Roser berg who composed the firm q, MAJ
Ro subcrg 60 A. ~ Wet l)h e.. ha,e :. .,e 90
fefitiDu. with Liabilities 81. ssl and assets 300
Consisting OF accounts, Sl.lf3. and claims. ISL
U'SrCS DtLFER. q ii3 kast li-d -. shss
man. formerly baker has fled petition VIZ
ARNOLD i SCHMIDT. Of 5i5 East lt7d st. ha
aed petition. alta liabilities Siis5 and no assets
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-12-02
Demurrage Rates Adjusted

Washington. Dec. Formal an
nouncement Of the new adjustment OF
demurrage rates designed to release
frcight-carrying cars more promptly
from the hands of shippers and to
meet, in part, the car shortage prop
lem was made to-day by the inter-
state Commerce Commission.
The commissions order directs rail
roads 10 cancel Immediately all de-
murrage schedules recently submitted
and which the commission mad sus-
pended on account of shippers pro-
tests. and authorizes fling Of new
schedules first, making no change in
the present effective form Of the
weather rule or average agreement;
second, providing for two days free
time. exclusive of Sundays or legal
holidays, and the following rates OF
demurrage after expiration Of free
time: 81 for the first day. 50 for the
second day, SO for the third day and
S. for the fourth and each succeeding
day: third, provided track storage
charges shall remain in effect as a.
present, except where the demurrage
rate is SO day or more; fourth, pro-
vided. further. that these provisions
be embodied in tariffs fixed 10 expire
by Limitation May /, 1917; fifth. and
provided that the carriers demurrage
schedules suspended in orders Of No
vember Is and 20, 1916, are con-
temporaneously cancelled upon notice
Of this commission and TO the general
public by not less than three days
filing and posting"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-12-02
The Washington Storage Warehouse
& Van Company, Limited,
20. 1900 EIGHTH AVENUE.


To whom IL May Concern The following
described property. 10 wit, household goods.
personal effects and merchandise. belonging
10 or held for account OF Mrs. Il. II. Ayres,
Mrs. Charlotte J.. Branson. Carrot j. Byrne,
Mrs. A. Callahan. Miss Margaret Carpen-
ter. Miss Bessie Clark. Mrs. T.. Clark, Ben
jamin Cohan. Perry Curtis, Aubrey l.. Doug
lass, y. &. Dundon. Mrs. 9. J. Evans. Mrs.
A. EIlsler, Miss +. NJ flaming. Winfield
scott Freeman Mrs Florence Y. Calvin.
Mrs. F. 70. Harrison. Mrs. ii. Herbert. G.
Fremont Howell. 5. II. Irish James j. Jar
Wis. Eugene r. Jacobs, Robert Jackson. Mrs.
r. Johaus0n. l.. Kaplan, Edward kram.
Mrs St John Lewis. John J. Leonard, Miss
S. j. Mccormack Mrs. ". IL. Maye5, Nor
man g. Meade Mrs. Mary Meagher. Mrs.
Eafhern ~ Mills. Michael Mulhern, William
polhfI Miss l.. NJ. Robertson. Miss Rather
me Stagg. Mrs. Charlotte Saffery. Philip ID.
Shapiro, Miss Jenrett Saunders, Miss Mar
Caret r. Speide, Mrs. VI. Spring Miss +. y.
rremper. g. G. Townsend. Joseph Weber,
T. r. Williams. Mrs. Marie Lowe Wilson,
q. /. Veesart, will he sold TO satisfy the
lien OF the undersigned thereon at public
auction. to the highest bidder. at No. 1900
Eighth Avenue, Borough Of Manhattan, New
York city on MONDAY, DECEMBER II,
1916, at 1880 A. NJ. and on each succeed
INK Monday thereafter. at same place ana
hour until said sale be completed.
Dated New York, November 70, 1915
TIE WASHINGTON STORAGE WARE
HOUSE AID VAN COMPANY. Limited,
1900 Eighth Avenue, New York CITY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-12-02
Thorn Would Limit Effects
of Federal InCOr-
poration
DEFENDS HIGH PAY
FOR THE OFFICIALS
Congress Witness Asserts
ItDoeS Not Affect Trans
portation Problems
Prom TIE Trbuns Bu~sul

Washington, Dec. If a Federal in
corporation act is passed by Congress
the railroads will not oppose pro-
vision rescrving local litigation TO
state courts. according TO A. =. Thorn.
representing the Railway Executives
Advisory Committee, whose cross-ex-
animation before the Newlsnds JOINT
committee was resumed to-day by KEEP
resentative Cullop, Of Indiana. Mr..
Cullop asked II Federal incorporation
would not remove suits against rail-
roads 20 Federal courts.
Mr.. Thorn replied that the proposed
sct should take care Of that and that
the mere fact that the defendant was a
Federal corporation should not be made
sufficient ground TO permit the removal
OF the case 20 a Federal court. Mr..
Cullop also raised the question OF the
retention iu state contro or supervision
Of stations. grade crossings, etc.
Mr.. Thorn said that his view OF the
constitutional limitation of Federal
power Of railroads was one thing, while
his view OF a proper policy was an
other. but that he believed the eXer-
else OF police powers should be left TO
the states. FL,
Mr.. Cullop asked If methods Of rail
road finance. stock market operations
and the high salaries Of some railroad
officers have not excited distrust IN
the public mind which has diminished
railroad credit
Investors Attitude Discussed
"Some Of the Objectionable things
about railroad finances in the past
have had an effect on the public mind,
said Mr.. Thorn. But that was not the
only cause. Others had vastly greater
Influence. The lack of power on the
part Of the investor 70 control revenues
and expenses involves the very funda-
mentals Of investment. The investor
shrinks from the possibility of these
things being settled by political ext
gency.
III there had been nothing 70 criti-
else respecting market operations and
government regulation had developed,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-12-02
JUIUs KINDERMANN & SONS, INC,
STORAGE WAREHOUSES,
1ato-195l Brook Ave. 585-587 Wales Ave. &
,ncn ,aco NAchster Aye. Bronx Borough.

New York. November 25th, 1916.
Goods stored at l349-l35l Brook Avenue
by W. ]. Mclaughlin. Mrs X klck' Mrs'
Cbarlotte Wachtler, Mr.. Young, X. Mere
dith r. Phillips Charles johnson, Cold
burg Furniture & Carpet Co. for account or
Todd. Goldburg Furniture carpet 60. TOT
account OF stock. Goldburg Furniture *
Garnet co. FOR account OF Levine. Goldburg
Furniture & Carpet CO. for account OF
frleischmann. Mrs. r. Kolb. II. J. Goodwin.
William A. Boder. Albert Glassmire.
Goods stored at 5s5-5s7 wales Avenus by
Rose Musel. Goidburg Furniture * carpet
Co Singer Sewing Machine Co, &. ;. war
ner. r. q. Tourison. Joseph Schlesinger. X;
schneidermann. Mrs. g; Frederic. oNeil'
Adams CO.. Charles g. Brennan.
Goods stored at i36O-lSs2 Webster Ave
nue. By Mrs. l.. NJ. Dean. .FIorence NJ.
Brooks. william Bockol. Mrs. =. J. Gilbert
l.. a Hornum Charles !. O'Nelll. Mrs 4.
l.. Meyer. ]. W. Wilson Mrs W. IL Alf
rich. Benjamin A. jackson, Arthur kelchum'
y. l.. Hamly
You and each OF you are hereby notified
that the time FOR the payment OF our lien
upon the property hereinafter dehcribed
having expired. after due notice thereof
had been given you. We will cause such
r~.ra~ty to wlt. Household Goods. Personal
effects and merchandise. stored ~ our
warehouses at l3f9-l35l Brook Avenue. and
AZ 5s5-5ST wales Avenue. and at l360-l362
Webster Avenue New York Clty, by you
or I'm your name cor IN which you may
have AZ INTEREST,", TO be sold at public auc-
ton according 10 the statute IN such case
made and provided. at our warehouse. Nos.
i3g0-i362 Webster Avenue. near l70th
Street. Bronx Borough. New York city, on
Tuesday. December 18th. 1918, at 10 a. n
and II the sale thereof Is not completed on
said date the same will be continued az the
same place on every Tuesday thereafter,
beginning at 80 \. NJ. and continuing until
all the goods are sold.
JULIUS kINDERMANN & SONS. 1SC.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-12-02
MEETINGS

THE ANNUAL MEETING OF STOCK
holders Of the Oyerman Cushion Tire Com
pany will be held at the Office OF the Com
Dany No. $50 West 54th Street, Manhattan.
on the 9TH day Of December, 1916, at II
o'clock noon. for the purpose OF electing five
directors OF the Company and transacting
such other business as may legally come
before the meeting.
PLEASE TAKE NOTICE tina, there Will
be brought up for consideration at the said
meeting a proposition made BY the directors
OF the o. and w. Company that the trust
agreement OF the Overman Cushion Tire
Company stock whereby Max c. Overman.
Charles A. Taussig and Alexander Clogher
were made trustees OF said stock, be modi-
fled to the extent that the three individual
trustees, or their successors be eliminated
and the O. and w. Company declare itself
n trustee Of said stock in all respect with
the same conditions as are found In the
aforesaid trust agreement
The transfer books will be closed at 1
o'clock p. NJ, November "a. 1916. and re-
opened al ! o'clock =. NJ, December 7th,
1916.
NJ c. oVERMAN. Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-12-02
Army and Many Orders;
Movements of WdrShibS

Nor. 2s-Ari,cn. ., Cusntsn'rno. Asr-. A. Horo
lulu. Connecticut New YORK san Francisco
wyoming and ToIas. g. Nortl! River. - T.. Jlpi
Tor and CyrIOls. m Scwals Point, tagl"- h 0f
Juan. Florida Oklahoma. Utah and vermont. Al
Hamp'o,i ffads. Nanshan. o. turiuio. eefeus. o.
Gan Francisco. New Orefus. A. san ffa0rscf
nav. MEXICO. South DAKOTA. AZ Puget Sound
Ylrksourg a. seattle. Washington, a. Boston
Wheeling - Vera Gnu. Lanson. a. \. Y. ysrL
Nov 3O-AIhsny. o. Acapulco, Bushnel LII IL
ID and IL. ~ Newport; ,n0rta" sin pntef,o
M Norfolk. Dubuque Al Portsmouth. ". ~
F-us.ey al Charleston. ks. K-f. * = ard Ks
3, Honolulu. Mayfower. a. North River. y. !.
Neptune and POtomar. A. Puerto flata
SAILED.
Vor. 27-Nero Tiburon for San Diego.
Nov 2s-Nanshan, Gun u F0nseca lor Norli.o
Annapolis. Topoohampo for patrol duty. Eage
Noy 20 Albany saiina f-H f1r Acaplico mo-
taw Washington lor Norfolk. flu"fr No3,ok 10
Charleston. Msynowcr. Washington for y. y.
NertIua ard Potomac Monte christi Tor fueiU
Plata. Nercus. Maro Island for san franci'oo
ontario y. \ FOR norfolk Nir"0urH iust
Sound for Seattle. Washington. Portsmouth io
Nos. 20 Albany. Acapulco Tor San Diego. Broos
lyn Slahgan Tor Shanghai. 'uigoa fteFlo tiaL'
f1r y T.. Lansou. y. y. yard fH 'uaT.'a,,n
Neptune Puerto Plata Tor y. J., Nefeus' 81"
Ffsucisr0 Tor San Diego
De-. 4 supply Yokohama Tor Guam.
WAfington placed IN nj, combustion 81 Boston
Transferred fr0u reserve f0roo and assign9d a.
flagship n destroyer force.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-12-02
SUNRISE STORAGE & WARE
HOUSE CORPORATION

2sGo WEBSTER AVENUE. COR. 2oOTH ST.
New York, Dec. End, 1916.
To c. J. Barry. Mrs. ~ ID. Champ!ln, Mrs.
j. Cornelius, j. Curtin, NJ Greenfield larry
Gerber. Mrs j. Hook. W. +. kenneuy, X.
Kennedy. L. Klatzkie owen b. Murphy. Inc
George Pinchbeck. Mrs. II. Pattersan' {. T.
Roesch. Ross Garage Taxlcab Co. Inc.
Mrs. c. Reed, d. j. Willis, G. Conn; You
and each OK you are hereby notified that inc
time for the payment OF our lien upon the
property hereinafter described having ex-
bred. after due notice thereof had been
given you, We will cause such properly 20
Wit. Household Goods Personal Effects ana
Nerchandise. stored in the Sunrise Storage
and Warehouse Corporation warehouse ~
Won or In your name Tor in which you may
have an Interest," 10 be sold at public auction
according TO the statute In such case maze
and provided, at the warehouse, 2Sbs Wen
ster Avenue Borough Of Bronx. New YORK
civ. on FRIDAY, DECEMBER p, 1910 az
10 40 a m. and If the sale thereof Is not
completed on said date, the same VIII Ds
continued at the same place on each ana
every Friday thereafter, beginning al lO.9O
a. m. and continuing until all the goods are
sG-NRIsE STORAGE q WAREHOUSE COR
PORATION.
CHAS. H. RIX. Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-12-02
fTror n. Tribune nuresul
Washington. December /.


ARMY
Nal CLYDE r HAWKINS o " ,es,1; -.
signed fttb rsr Dee ?. and m relief from PIC
cnt dup snl on expiration lesrs u absence JON
c,r an WILLIAM J. BENNETT j. I'M. found n +,
c.rariistel for active service ~ aceounI ., o'-
Fi,.t IL ] ARTHUR DOSHEH Med Res Ior?,
rom Dr. CasFeIl on srnva Of Firt " FhtANh
sr5 stard relieved on expiration % days Leave
Ic.,e n sb.ence grantel Capt FRED y. SMITH
Leave ~ absence for two months with p.rrnission N
v..u ciirs Corea end japan on relief from duty
An Philippine, granted Fret 81. FRED {. WAL
LACE hsd Art Dot achol list.
ca, ny TRrpriicK = sHNYDER. ord Dept
from Walter Reed Gencr, Hospital. Takoma fafk.
name o.. Cant WILLIAM y HERRGNGsHAW.
Ism CAV PLACED o. dei =, U.s. su,,uuART
Az * g., fi~t II FRkNCIs VI sNiIsoN.
n \ q m. - CiiAEIEa ,d sAGIPNi; No S'9
= "a r3p, "BrRTAR'B8 +. Cc1MMINGs. First y
IoSEPi l. DONHAuSER and second L. ~ nu,5T
: STANCE. y. y y. C.; First " s nhhbE i, !
CHARLES J. BERNGNCER. Wyo y C.. &C
copied -
Can, 4. 7 NIBLACK, detached Naval War Col
Irge. 10 ticncrai Board. Navy Department
l. ID O. X MARTIN. d,iached Jupiter 10
II u ~ a. say " " nrRTis. detached Birmingham
IL o. .I-'t e. II G sHoYEHD. detached Memphis:
II" "a q l. a. CAREY. detached nenh.m; IN
Jarvis ylcc IT, ~. % F. z. T. UBLkkoIh' 70
r. '', u. g. 4. W. IoDER detached Prairie; to
L. u a. a. =. W. KING. detached samu' to
Ems 'o"' ". J. MART. detached salem: to temporary
Pawn. s1y r''N $ BAKER, detached San Di.roi e
Fnthursh vice 7. A. Paym- L. r. LlVNJShA'
'ovssSSsai p Gsss J. CrrANTRY. detached works
s. y Shipbuilding Co.. Camden. 10 navy )~u'
Oh. csrp T. J. LOGAN. detached Panther; to
n, cspp 2 W SMITH. detached NaV yard.
po,tol' Dec. 70. to KeanMge. vice Carp. W. A.
NIGHTINGALE. 20 Birmnsham.
Carp. ". TAYENSER 70 Panther ,,..-.., .
Pay Clerk Z. j. FENNER. detached PitsourSh'
PA. 70 c Ger p i 4 ABBOTT and Act. Pay Clerk
& T. sw1THENBANK. detached San Diego 10
Pittsburgh.
MARINE CORPS
Frs, Il RANDOLPH COYLE detached lst Prov.
Brig. Hayu. resume duty marine barracks. Phil-
F, 5Ga't IL A NJ MRoBBIEs. detached marine
barracks. Mare Island; 70 Na'd Hospital Las
second IL W NJ WTLvAIN. from temporary
duty sig Corps aviation school San Diego; re-
sumo duty navy aerDn4utic station. Pensacola.
President hes issued oiiowins pT
4 n PENDLETON, !. 4 LEJETNE. i. x.
COLE lie coils l.. J. MAGIII.. u. u. Dun
LAP Mas WILLIAM HOPKINS, T. VI. GLE
WESTCoTT. Cspis' J. c. FEGAS, ". O. I'm
FRY. r. 5. y ERsKING and NJ = sHEARER.
First LIS. J.. 7. REID. y, 9. LONG Il. w
MARTIN and 5. n. RAYNoR
MOVEMENTS.
ARRIVED.
Nov 2s-Nnhvills. at Tampico.