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New-York tribune., 1916-04-28
At FOREIGN PORTS


Yotohams. April 2l-Fcnsarth fBrl Ner York
tIa Co.omhp. SNimonfshI. efr. for Nla'ty1stoh.
rsunrar Ap-il 2l-Heisoy tNofl. New York for
Hofdcaua
Cef'e April ei- Pctrolcl1e BID. Nee Nork
Port Nafai. Apnl 2i-st Bcde tBr. New York Via
- Lucia for Nliligosfet
Bre.i April i,- Anglo Mexican lHr'. New York.
Ia Paif-r. April Do ~frafNfav lkrl. NfW York.
Li1erpo1. Apnl % Defender oBrl Sew orleans
- George fBrl. Nru iOlE.
Shimono.cu. April "a Sf.ua lNcrl. Now YORK VIA
- Vincent V. Tort natal e'r. for vladyos'ok
k.rtnan. April 2a-hongsios ,Nofj. Nes Norh i'r
cri.tobai April o. santa Maria. Ca-,gena fo-
Ncw York land proc,,dcdl Panama. NeS York d.
Alnlrsrtc. NeW York
Nar.rii'es. April - ALarfcn fBri. Now YORK.
Moufegideo. April 26-Pansmen, New NOrk.
SAILED
Cri,tobsi April e1-Advance. New Yorl Celia fBrl.
Hcw Yo-k. Gushing from Antofagastai. New
York
N,r,cilles. April 2f-ycucha nrl. New YORK
Rcryen Arri ej- Bersersfio-d fNorl. Nov York
Alcp. April 2s-lnlrashih fBD from Manila
ssr1. New York.
Genos Apd l'-Pcnngrscp CBrl. New York. ls.
Palermo ltalf. Ncs YORK
CAPS Town. Aprn es-Inira.smhs tBrl. Sev York
PASSED.
Gibraltar. April -Owcgp Nev York VIA 81,
Michacls for f.rnus.
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sHERIFF.s AUCTION SALES,

HENRY BRADY. SHERIFFS AUCTION
Ger. sells this day. Friday. April 2sth
1916. az Ten o'clock In the forenoon. at
The Rotunda 81 the County Court House
Ail the right title and interest OF Lewis
e. Van Ripper. which he had on the 2Srd
day ~ February. 1916. or at any time
thereafter. ~ IN and 70 the following de
scribed property. 33Tig shares OF stock of
the Nanophone Co. and Trustees certi-
hcste for 5l7J shares OF Nanoscope Co
stock
ALFRED l.. SMITH. Sheriff.
FRANK J. BURNES. Deputy Sheriff.
HENRY BRADY Sherin's Auctloneer. sells
this day. Friday. April esth 1916. at n
o'clock in the forenoon. at SOL Hudson street.
aN the right. title and claim and interest
which the defendant Bibeiow Press Sales
Corporation had on April 18th. 1916 or al
amy time thereafter. or In and 20 one Bige-
low Rotary Lifhographic Press
ALFRED r.. SMITH. Sheriff
THOMAS r WINTERS. Deputy Sheriff
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PROPOSALS.

SEALED BIDS WILL BIZ RECEIVED BY
the Board OF water supply. at its Offices
twenty second floor Municipal Building.
Park Row. Centre and Chambers Streets
New York Citv. until n \. VI. on TUESDAY,
May @. 1916. for Contract lf1. for furnish
ing and installing Pilot connections. valves
stunng boxes and appurtensnces for con-
trolling riser valves m the shafts Of the
'ity Tunnel ~ the Catskill Aqueduct in
New York Clty.
At the above place and time the bids
viii Dee publicly opened and read Pam
phlet7 containing Information for bidders
and contract drawings can be obtained at
tn above address AT the ONCE of the Sec
Rotary. 10y depositing the sum ot ten dol
lars fSi0l ln cash or us equivalent for
each pamphlet For further particulars
apply to the Office u the Principal AS
sistant Engineer ~ the above address
CHARLES STRAUSS. President.
CHARLES y. CHADWICK.
JoHN T. CALVIN.
Commissioners of the Board Of water
supply
GEORGE FEATHERSTONE. Secretary
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Stuyvesant Square House
for Hannah Lavanburg
Institution.
CHESEBROUGH SELLS
UNIVERSITY AVE. PLOT
James F. Meehan, the Buyer,
VIII Erect Two Apartment
Buildings-Other Sales.

The Hannah Lsvanburg Home, an
institution established for tho care of
working girls, has bought from Pietro
Alvino the four story building on q lot
2sx1oe feet at 319 East nth St, oppo-
site Stuyvesant Square Park. The home
has been located for some time in
building under lease on Second av., but
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Site for Theatre Francois.

The Theatre Francais. located in
Berkeley Lyceum, on 44th ST., soon 10
be torn down. has arranged with Sam
& Lee Shubert and Edward Margoles
TO build a new playhouse at 21l-2l5
West 45th ST., adjoining the Astor The
atre. at the Broadway corner. It will
occupy a plot 60xl005, and will have a
New-York tribune., 1916-04-28

mercantile building on the sou,,,
corner of Broadway and 2lst :, AssN AZ
thu Ritz Realty Cooperation. Pn,o' ,.o'
VI. Cats, president. Il will h.oe''
frontage Of 90 feet on Broadws1 ,
500 feet on the street. The s,i ana
tects. SchsrtZ & Gross, place ,hs 'sal, va.
a. S300.000. '0''
New-York tribune., 1916-04-28
PUBLIC NOTICES.

STATE or NEW YORK. STATE INDUS
TRIAL COMMISSION.
NOTICE or HEARINGS BY THE STATE
MINISTERIAL COMMISSION. De
PARTMENT or LABOR.
Pursuant 20 Section 81 of tho Labor
Law. hearings Will be held by tho state
Industrial Commission ON a. proposed
amendment 70 Rule as of tho Industrial
code relative 20 fire alarm signal systems
in factories on the date and Al the place
following.
\ ~ go Fifth Avenue. Room No. 1900.
Printed copies of the proposed amend
rnent may be had upon application 20 the
Commission. ar go FIN Avenue. New
York CITY.
Dated April o5th. 1916.
BY ORDER or THE STATE INDUS
TRIAL COMMISSION
HENRY u. SAVER.
Secretary.
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seating capacity of 500. The site IS
owned By the Astors. who leased this
and the adjoining property at 2i7---o
To the Shubert Margolies Syndicate. tcrr
the westerly 100 feet plans we're iilcd
recently for a theatre from plans by
Herbert J. Knapp. The Shuberts plan
% onor, i. in the fall
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Ncsere (Duichl. Pnsmarlho April J. Demera-a
Trinidad 4 tsrIpduO .. cumauA =. Il Gusfrs
e. Puerto Cshcilo =. TIrsSas ~. Cursrao if. Aquin
and An 'sjcs -. Icrcmie TO- Port az Prince and
80 Marc ls GouaiFes snd Fort lie Psh % snl
Cape Hayden a. 10 Punch. Efye a CO, with mails
snd mdsr lar a. fn. 10th
Sn0sionlan fBr. Msrsiiles M.fch 20 sni
Rarceioua Aprl @. 20 W klHell 4 GO. With mise
kar a. 800 M.
Norden dam. Plymouth. Mass. Apr'l g. 70 TIE
Ncw ior. and cuba Mall s. Co. Ieft quar- At
n
Ines Santo Domingo April II snd MacOfls %.
20 fIe fiBlr - c.. with sugar Bar ~ .
LuaIr fBrl la ralice April and Tcrrol ~.
~ simp.0n. spence q Young. Bar al II 30 . m.
10fh
Christian Bors tNorl Busnos Ayres Marh -.
Moufcfidc0 IS and Boston Aprii -. 20 Barber a
Go. with ndfe Ear a. = 30
81 Mar Galveston April y. 70 no southern Pa
cif- 60. attn mdse quar- a. rs m.
Anna fNofi. Nacoris April ~. 70 rArosiiA. Nrnci
Co. sifl sugar Bar A. - . m
Tuscan Prince fbfl kohe Jan ~. shanghai a.
r0r Nsfai March D. CAPE TGFn 10 and Boston
Afdi 20. fo iiouidsr Weir a Boyd. with mis-.
Bar ai % p ~
Qlrrn Ilirsbsfh fnfl. Cslrl''s Teh a. Colombo
March D. Tor Natal iH. tair Tom cf snl Koa atou
Apfil -. Win m1ss. SANDY Hook a. ? o. . u
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THE WEATHER REPORT
Records for Last Twenty-four Hours
and Official Forecasts.

ws.hinston. Dee e7.-Th. disturbance that has
persisted throushog; the week over tne No''ien
s,stes eas. of the Mississippi River Is passins 70
.os ~ The Nor,h Carolina coast. Il has prollceH
unsettled weather AMI local rains within the AS
taen,y four hours i1 the middle Atlantic states.
the upper ohio valley and the lover lahe region
Another disturbance : moving eastward from the
No-thaesiern state. Thus far II has been attended
ty no coni ic-a1le amount - precipitation although
local ram, have fallen on the north Pacihc coast
Teniperatures remain below the seasonal aversSs
generally east o. the Rocky Mountains. except IN
the Northwestern states. where much warmer weather
prevails.
in the middle Atlantic and New England ra'es
ovcrca-, weather FRIDAY VII re followed by fair
ami warmer weather SATURDAY. In th- south At
f,rfi- ami cast Guf s'a,es Tennessee. the ONO
Valley and tine lake region the weather VII be tar'
a.fh -i.ns Temperature. Friday and saturday
Wind, flr Friday ana saturday North hiantic'
mo- le-sfe variable. mostly east. middle Nlantc'
ughf no moderate variable. mostly north. soulh ~
fsr-i- east CUR and vest Guh light Nansbf
INNER lake, light 10 moderate variable. becoming :
f-csh south on superior and Michigan. lower lakes
uglt variable.
New-York tribune., 1916-04-28
To Acquire Kenefck Zins

The United Zinc Smelling c..
poration has made formal os.
to purchase all the common sb..
of the Kenefck'Zinc CorporatiosS 'e'
the basis of Il, shares Of its cs,,.., 2,
stock for each common share Of K,rs
fck Zinc. "''
New-York tribune., 1916-04-28
Alterations.
Manhattan.

7sru ST. g .EeJ-Jsi West. 20 and sly
dsiry. NcDe-mott Daily 20 ~ Manhattsn -
osner. Lavl0r. $50 West -Jd - sfchtec''
7orH ST. $50 y. 20 sly dwis n Wiloot'
nreroi,c; owner. 6 Rogers. l6i Last I0,h 81
architect s .
ppoknwAy 1883 20 3 sty store: Hopkins
T,tsfe. owner A Freeman. % West sun =, a.
fnifsrt .........s.ssss tf'f-@N
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Towers, at Ardsley; for Gustav Schwab

~ o q, N.tvFf % ."
Boscobel. 20 Philip BerolZheimer' Tor
Miss NJ. De Palkowska her property Of
about sixty acres at Noun. Airy, Gro
.on. 20 Arthur NJ. Eislg, and for Mrs.
David VI. Milton her property at 20
cantico fills. known as Meriweather, TO
Frank Wolf.
Heckscher & De Saulles rented 70
Emlen Hare. formerly of Philadelphia,
the new house of Reginald ". Press
prich. near Dogwood Lane, Rye, \. v,
for a term of years.
New-York tribune., 1916-04-28
TRANSPACIFIC MAILS

Hawaii lfia san Francisco lc'oss al n %
. nI Wlihcimina ............. -..... T .daJ
japan. Cores. china and Philippine Islands
iva Vancouver and Victoria @ fclose
~ go p ml-Hinpre,s ~ japan ........ Apr -
Japan. turca and China wa Seattle lrlose
At 3 30 p mi--Tacoma Msri ...'. ......'. Ap, 80
hawaii. Guam ani Philippine Islands MA
Transport .......-.... ...... Apr 20
Hawaii. iid Islands. NcN LcaisY1 and Aus
frals Except WesD Via Vancouver and
Victoria. @ tcl0se a. ESQ mi
Niagara .......................... ....... May .
japan. 'oroa CHINA and Philippine Islands
iva Naucourcr and Victoria. - tcl0ss
a. % . ml-Empfcss az Asia. -....... May y
New-York tribune., 1916-04-28
S17s.OOO loans on Realty.

The New York Title Insurance Com
pany has loaned sl7S,OO0 on real estate
The loans vary from $500 to $4,000.
New-York tribune., 1916-04-28
SITUATIONS WANTED.
Male

Male.
EOOkktIPLR desires club position understands
club accounting. experienced modern methods
good. steady young man. references. ESicicnt.
Tribune usricm
COUPLE Superintendent Manager. me rcsilence
and grounds. wife assist anSthing II years per
sontl references Mis- Shaughnessys Agency. Il
West 41d .t
SECRETARY MANAGER
Young MAN i.fl. capsule sctnosapher possessing
executive ability. Initiative. common and
energy. desires o. mako change sslsry secondary 70
opportunity Highest credentials Thoms. 10 East
-0tb 20.
New-York tribune., 1916-04-28
HELP WANTED.
Male.

MIN dtsirins ~ enfrr Eufnm0niie industry ~
fhau~eur rcpairm.l Or mechanic should have
complete training ihis Il given si the Automobile
Scnoo u the West side y VI e 4. .06 West
tIfh = send fgg free booklet and pas 10 visit
iAe school
SAW rfLER rr,t class 10 keep band rcsaws IN
condition io rlt hardwood fsneefs. an Al man
vln receive god. steady position TIE Hafnes
Mfs Co.. Jefaey cts We, LnIl.
New-York tribune., 1916-04-28
Westchester Rentals.

Nichols G. Hobbie have -ented for the
Iorene Company TO Leo Steinfeld, OF
this city. property known al Ardsley
New-York tribune., 1916-04-28

PURSUANT TO STATUTORY REQUIRE
mcnt notice rs hereby given that an act
senate so. if7t. Int. 80. 1872 has been
passed hy both branches Of the Legisla-
furc. entitled
Az ACT
Authorizing the police commissioner ~
tho city OF New York 70 rehear the charges
upon which John p. KilcommOus. former
ly hostler in the police department *
tho said city. was dismissed from said do
psrtment. ln the year nineteen hundred
and thirteen. and 70 rcinstate him iu the
position formerly held by him
Further notice is hereby given that a
Public Hearing upon such hNl will he held
~ the Mayors Of7ce. in the city Han. IN
The city Of Sew York. on Monday May l..
1915. AZ . 30 O'Clock p. M
Dated. city Hall New York. April IS.
1915.
JOHN PURROY mitchell.
M4yor
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.

UNITED States Coast and Gec1euc su''ey'
c,r-4s. - Moon rises "a. M . =
S~trtse ... 80 Moon rises "a 70 .. 30
New-York tribune., 1916-04-28

PURSUANT TO STATUTORY REQUIRE
mcnt. notice IS hereby given that an act
Assembly 1899. Senate 1870. Int. 1903 has
been passed hy both branches 81 the Leg
islature. entitled
Az ACT
To grant and release 10 the city of New
York certain lands under water of East-
chester creek or Hutchinson s. river East
chester bag and creeks emptyins into the
same and providing for the improtcme mt
thereof
Further notice IS hereby given that a
Public Hearing upon such bill VIII he held
- the Mayors Ofilce 900 the city Hall. IN
The city ~ New York on Monday. May J..
1915. ~ . 80 o'clock i. W.
Dated. city Hall. New York. April 26.
1916
JOHS PURROY mitchell.
Mayor
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED

COOK -'oorei excellent cook or housevorter
small family country references Martha Col
Hers Agency. ~ ith aV
LAtNnKESS. - Exceptionally neat competent
young highest references. Martha Collier $
A.-urY ~ ffh ay
New-York tribune., 1916-04-28
The Bronx.

DIrMARs ST. cor Long Island sound ! sty
fame b,'hhouses. ii0Il04. city Island Baihing
Roach Co Patrick J. DOer. l0ii fremont av'
pre- owner John T Boylsnd. 1926 Webster Az
architect .............. .. -. $500
RomBoUrS 1v s. iT5 y Holer az ] siy
brick dWle 25I32 Michele Masssro 20 hsst
6sd a. owner. Psslis Boneili. 1881 brcaa"Sy; az
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INSTRUCTION.
MY nnRk-.ianhsttsn.
BUSINESS CARDS.
CARPET CLEANING.

JORDAN's ,xox0
NEW yoRK CARPET CLEANING "ss ,s,ss
Tel .ses-,sss Bryant. .Si-t;' 0',,',,, w.s,
--siOrlns-sl,.1ios-, = StsPgis.
FINE RUGS wovEN FkoN Ol-D -=. ,=.,..ss .
cARTFvL cAaPYr CLEANlNo CAS- sesr'
compressed ali. steam. hsnd nr % BRAss'
Broadway. t2l East fsth - 'o'
rs l71-"kfh
New-York tribune., 1916-04-28
NrtTiCRAPHI>G.
BlslNrss CHANCES.

IARrNrR wINrFn patented - ss,.s q,
machine e,,rfilcnsl opporunu m,si,, ~
With soine money dtmpnsnA"s
liuor loo William Il.
New-York tribune., 1916-04-28
NEW JERSEY.

Attractive bargains offered by Banking De-
partment State Of New York 20 builders.
investors and prospective homeseekers.
large number OF vacant lots at Grantwood
Morsenere, Leonia. Ridgeheld. and Teaneck.
New Jersey, at onc-haf 81 former owners
price, Also a large number Of two-famiy
houses st Hudson Heights. Clinside. and
Palisades Park. New Jersey, at about one
half OF former prices. All Of the above prop
erties are within hVe-cent Iafe zone
snd within thirty minutes OF Manhattan.
These properties must be sold quickly 10 close
the business Of two corporations now being
iicuidsted hy the Banking Department. and
are offered at real sacrifice prices Special
inducerneufs TO contractors and builders who
Will purchase considerable number OF lots.
Tor further particulars address Benz. ID.
Haight. Special Deputy Supt. OF Banks care
BANKING Dept. ca Broadway. New York City.
New-York tribune., 1916-04-28

Forecasts for Special lccalltl..-easter' NeN
YORK southern New England. Eastern PennSl'
yanls. Hev Jersey Delaware. Maryland. the District
=, coiurbis and vIrolnIa cloudy to-day; fair and
perlis' kiabana Mississippi. West Virgins
v..-rrr peUn.sltania. Western NeV YORK ana
T,..e-, snd Weston Texas. fair 70 day and to-
morrar. rising tempcra'ure ,-,. ro,,,.,.,,
No-h and South Carolina. Georgia, i"ulsans
and Oklahoma fair 90 .lay and 10 moro" warmer
tO. u0r0s. -. . Ia. a.. to
New-York tribune., 1916-04-28

Ni hhpht -
n PURSUANCE or Az okpEn , =,
Honorable John 2. Coaaian' a sgrios'.
of the County Of New York, SOIlSs :
hereby given to an persons having c...
against ELIZA T. w. cLAPP, late OF ",
County OF New York. deceased, - -.
the same with vouchers thereoi
subscribed. az place Of trausactns ~, ~,
nsss Room ITO. 40. Z38 Broa1asy ~.
ough Of Manhattan. in The ciy oi ~,
York. ON or besorl the ist DAY Of :"
"sfs Dated. New York. the i7;h day Of u
es''Os'' ''- FLORENCE Il cLApH
RUSSELL a. CLAfr
. EVERETT CLAPR
srrrNBERG. JACOBSON & POLLOK
Attorneys for Executors, -sS e'O'''"
New York city ----c7,
~ PURSUANCE or Az oEpbn oE,,..
., tHs County ot New York. HoIlgs.
I-reby given 70 all persons having -.
against Dorsay Ives H0.i ale u.,.,,
County % New York. dece-s,d, - - n.
the same Win vouchers iNt.-o., 49,. er,.
suh.criber. at hls place % .ransaetht -.
ness. a. the Office u his aitofnels ar.
son & Anderson. No ij Broad s.'sys,. .,
oueh OF Manhattan, city of New i"A'
or lefore the eth day ~ July hsh- hs =, o.,
Dated. New York. tie I'm os22 car
eemoe'' ''4' Admins,rs,o,
ANDERSON & ANDERSON A''S,r.. S,,...
FOR Administrator. - BroS. yo,s
Borough OF Manhattan. "'"
City n,
~ PURSUANCE or Az ohDsss. 4
Hor John =. Cohaian' - ,s ss,,r
the County 81 New YORK. Notee .,
given to all persons having clainG.s G','e,, Z
Elizabeth 4. OdoN. late OF me - "a.
XIV york. deceased. 70 present S.,,s,. "
with vouchers thereof % ne ,.ss, s v
a. hts place Of transac'ns 80, 4, ~
1875 West 18th Street in ne ~ :, e;
york. on or before the 10Th diy ''
temb-r next. -, =, vsrt.
Dated. New York. the ist day o..'stg 2.
1916 HAMILTON ODELL. -
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LONG ISLAND
SUMNER COTTAGES FOR RENT.

TO RENT FOR TIE sEAsON-FuR-
nishsd summer home in Rowe Mas.
~ minutes from your station. D. 4
New-York tribune., 1916-04-28
New Building Plans.
Manhattan.

BROADWAY. =, cor 2lst It. for q IS sty me'ssn !.
sItb y. owner: schwartz & Gross. I7 ath az:
s,rhitecfs ........................ goo 600
l25rH ST. >. 32j Ith a' ana l2eth ~
eT5 7th AZ. for s'y theatre ana s,o'ss'
IA, % '0x irrca 223 -23j West l2jth street tOrp
owner. Marloew Amusement Corp lessee ! w.
Ismp. 6A sih a. architect. ...-....- -S-'V'ovV
sATH ST. u s. u Broadway. for j. siy mer-
s0 Broadwly owner. W Hsefeli. 2ij Nest 5lth
S. architect .'..-,-.- s''y'o.v
t5tST ST. N s. 800 Amsterdam AZ. fof sV
garage .5xS0 II Hopper. 80 East t1d 81 onhsi
A VI Rodiques i3 Psrk Row. architect. sl,eoO
New-York tribune., 1916-04-28
Barometer Readings.

Highest fempcrsiure Yesterday. - degrees ,N
, M io,tsf q Gar a M: average. ~ ave-
% .r,r,lrg date Ia-t thirty three years. J5
New-York tribune., 1916-04-28
no LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES.

DysK AND aAMfLL nOOd TO LIT 100 canal
ht. ts0 dun vet " brU. 81 l. hADIr
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HIGH WATER.
INCOMING STEAMERS.


INlOMl.Nu > y L.f.NLNR'
v.,o, r,o,, Sailed.
Af,,no Mobile Tarpa Key West ..........A Apr n
fsar-C,ts To,,io,. .........Apr j.
siter,s london Apr is
Alfonso Nill-Barceloua -.....-.-.....' ny j.,
Concho-Galveston. hey West ..---..... -Api -
SATURDAY. APRIL %.
city % Monigomer-Savanuah. ..........-.. Apr 70
NohaWk-Jacksonyille Charleston ......+... Apr -
SUNDAY. APRIL 80
Espersnza--Tampco. Vera Cruz. Progcso. -
Havana Nassau ...--.-.--- .+s----t -tVI cd
MONDAY NAY I.
Pstrs-Nsples Palermo Oran Lisbon Apr 22
Brazos-Poncc. Maysgucd. San Juan ..... Apf 20
Moro Casic-Hayaua. Nassau. ........+-.- Apr -
Arqpahoe- jacksonville Charleston ........ Apr -
Tenadores-P0rt Lim0n. Colon. Havana Apr p,
observation-disclosures ............ ..-.-t.-. APE -
TUESDAY. MAY ..
'Ryndam--Rotterdam. Falmouth .......... Apr -
Sahinc-M0bile Tampa. Key West .-...... Apr -
City 0f Columbus tayaunah.. APR -
WEDNESDAY. MAY g.
Lcnape-Jscksonyiilc. Charleston ..-....... May /
New-York tribune., 1916-04-28

100000 Broadway Building
Plans have been fled for the con.
struction of a sixteen story nreproof
New-York tribune., 1916-04-28
COUNTRY PROPERTY.
long ISLAND.

bvngsiovs Al houses. s. 900 W ,lso huiltinF
lsts en- Randall Bsy ard Wo0fcleft Bay. los
prices. sasy terms ~ for pgiicuian
John J. RANDALL co. Treeport. l. 7
COTTAGE. BUNGALOWS AND WATERFRONT
PLOTs AT BRfGHrWArfHS. T. SEND FOR
BOOKLET "a T y ACkEEsOS CO. I WEST
1fTH 1T NV YORK
New-York tribune., 1916-04-28

Local O~cl. Record. The folosins or'ci'i reeori
from, tie Weather Bureau shows The changes IN me
,snperaturs for The last twenty FOUR hou-s IN com
uari.on With he c0r-esgondng date of last pea,
New-York tribune., 1916-04-28
SUBURBAN HOME. 4 H.e,,3,ae.. ,gs, ss,,,a, = o.

OUbUNDHN IIONIL' II eights scctlou-
Three minutes from railroad station. convenient
trolleys: g. minutes % Noolworh Building. kc
Gently built for owner compelled 10 yacate Livery
uusden improvement Hollow tile constitution.
nine rooms three baths large pofches big stone
fireplace. sleeping porch. electricity, gas. vacuum
cleaner Lot $4,000. adjoining country club prop
erty and soN Ina. 5000 cash: balance mortgage
N desired A IS Boa 20 Tribune
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humidity.

Barometer Readings.
Sam c99s = M. 2e.se ,. III
humidity.
sA ms , m..--..S p m..--''s@
Local Forecast. Overcast to-day 'nr 7" 'no''O''
with rising temperature: Ugh. vEisele "ha''
New-York tribune., 1916-04-28

sTrRNBERG. JACOBSON & PoLLVSSs
Attorneys for Executors ~ sfos"''"
-. Ncrfr CIV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-10-07

Only left of xcome out and it. It's not the kind
of house day. It's different in ways-for
instance there individual sanitary washbow in each bed
big living with real fireplace the floors
finished like piece of furniture the pores large enough
useful the dining accommodatingy large, every
lighting fixture operated by automatic switches the very lat
devices known modern building
The Colorado statesman., 1916-07-22
Boulder Woman Bars Funeral.

Boulder - Mrs. Maud Gardiner
Odell, AZ years old, wealthy widow
distinguished for gifts to the Univer
sity of Colorado and her sorority,
died here after four days illness. Be
cause of her religious views, and on
the dying request she made, there
was no funeral service. The body
was taken to Denver and cremated
at Riverside. Following her request,
her friends gathered for a fifteen
minute memorial service. She also
requested that there be no mourning
for her. Her second husband, John
P. Odell, president of bank of Chi
cago, who died in 1912, about a year
after the wedding, held similar views.
The only ceremony after his death
was a short service at which Prof.
M. +. Libby of the university read.
Mrs. Odell was the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. j. Max CLARK, members of
the original Greeley colony.
The Colorado statesman., 1916-07-22
JOHN F. CAMPION DEAD
NOTED coLORADoAN PASSES
AWAY AFTER LONG ILLNESS.
TollIns Cathedral Bells Pay Tribute
of Respect to Prominent Mining
and Business Man.

Western Newspaper Union News Service.
Denver.-The chimes of the Cathe-
dral of the Immaculate Conception
began to toll Monday morning when
John F. Campion, Colorado builder,
pioneer and wealth. citizen, passed
away. The only other occasion when
the chimes have been similarly used
was when Pope Plus died.
Those who were at his bedside
when the end came were Mrs. Cam
pion and their four children, Helen,
Phyllis, John and Roland Campion;
Rev. Father Hugh McMenamin; Miss
Nellie DAILY, sister of Mrs. Campion,
and George Campion, a brother.
Mining was Mr.. Campion's princi-
pal activity but he was prominently
identified with a number of banks,
the beet sugar industry, the building
up of the packing house interests, the
construction of the Moffat road and
many other undertakings.
The ringing of the chimes of the
cathedral was an evidence of the
love in which he was held by the
VI liC pdl 1911. Inc ShiiAiNs
were his gift to the cathedral.
Mr.. Campion was one of the import
ant factors in the development OF
Colorado's manufactures, as well as
one of its leading mining men. He
was practically the father of the beet
sugar industry in this state, and it
was that industry which bridged over
the period in the states history be-
tween the decline of mining several
years ago and the development of in.
dustrial and agricultural resources.
Death was fully expected by him.
Preparations for the end had been
carefully made. He selected the
trustees who will manage his estate
and his affairs were put in shape. No
one can safely estimate his wealth,
but it is conservatively placed at 49,.
100000 to $5,000,O00.
The Colorado statesman., 1916-07-22
woodmen open Triennlal Session.

Denver.-With flags flying from the
windows of nearly all Denver business
houses and the emblems of the order
decorating the streets, the twelfth tri
ennial meeting of the head camp of
the Pacific jurisdiction of the Wood
men of the World opened in the Au-
ditorium with 1000 enthusiastic visit
ors and friends in attendance to ex.
tend a welcome to the organization,
which had its Inception in Denver
twenty-six years ago and now has
$4,000 members