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New-York tribune., 1916-06-14
Sales in Auction Rooms.


Joseph P Day
l09TH ST. los Z. s. 81 Park av. 25eI5o. 4
sly tenmt. Farmers loan and Trust Co sgt Julia
Bachrsch et a.: Geller Roston 4 HcrAn. attys;
W G Brussn. ref. due So. S02.Ie. taxes. etc.
$5569o. 10 the plaintiff for 5000.
By Daniel GreenWald.
I25TH ST. ISL w. s. rs e BrosdvAy 25rss II. s
sy tenmt and stores. Broadway Savings Institution
agt Oak Construction Co et al: II Kelly. atty; 7
Martin. ref: due. S266ss.69: taxes. etc. $40: TO
plaintiff for so. 900.
At the Bronx Exchange:
BY Joseph p. Day.
l4tST ST. ls5 =. S. S2i s willis av 81. .6Iioo 5
40 brk tenmt. II V Kechner trustee. sgt A +
Koelble ct al: Chamberlin. atty. c VI
O'keehe, ref: due. s27752.i9 taxes etc. ss4O2 ;
10 TIE plaintiff for SIS. o00
CLINTON Az. s. 30s.5 Jefferson Plaro runs S
j3x200.6 70 Boston Road. I791ili i0I26Ili0.7 70
beginning vacant. Title Guarantee aud Trust Co
sgt Ditchett Realty Corpn 81 a. Harold swain.
atty y NJ Callahan. ref. due. S25. 1891. 81 taxes.
etc 1854: 10 the plaintiff for $4,000
BY Daniel Greenwald.
cAUlDwEll AV. so7 s. 727 l5sth 81. 81 st
100 sty hrk tenmt: II c Rindlaub igt W Bur
land et al; VI Steiner atty. J Bolles. ref due.
$500 So; taxes. etc 81 .0SOl9: subject 10 prior
mtg of t22 800: adjourned TO June 20.
CtUlOWEll tV, sll. :. ll0l0 n l5Sth st. 37.6
Ilo0. sly brk tenmt. same AT same: sans atty
same ref. due. S3.sl3.33. tsIes. etc. tl.l2547
sub 10 mtg OF S22. 500. adjourned 10 June 90
By Henry Brady
ST LAWRENCE AV. 1910. s. 25 Gleason ar. e5I
100 Johnson agt Cohen et a.. Mcclure.
Si.9Sl &c: taIes. etc ;is7.o2: TO the plaintiff for
$4,000
New-York tribune., 1916-06-14
Commercial Leases.

Pesse & Gilman have leased, through
A. ]. Bastine & Co., loft at 81 and 80
East 92d St, to Martin King and Anna
Hellenberg.
The Brett & Goode Company has
leased space in the Keen Building, to
IL West 45th St, TO VI. Reiter & Sons,
Robert B. Woodward, Elm Costume
Company and Eadie, Freund e. Camp
bell; in 40 West 45th st. to Morris
Naidoff, and the store in 81 West 45th
st. to L. Z. Mace.
NJ. & l.. Hess, Incorporated, have
rented space at 14s to 156 West 23d St.
10 Jacob j. Gerson; space at 49 to 53
East 2lst st. to the Jones-Meissner
Company, Incorporated; half of the
seventh floor at 10 to IA West 18th St.
TO the Perfect Skirt Company; addi-
t:onal space at 172 Fifth av. to the
Western Union Telegraph Company;
space at 80 East goth ST. to Howley &
Beekman; space at l25 East 23d 81. to
the J. f. Doughlen Company, and space
at 40 TO SO East 2lst st. to Joseph
Skoler.
New-York tribune., 1916-06-14

au Prince Petit Goays and Mbssoans !. ~ Ho hxc
and Conaivsn T. 70 Funch. Efye 90 WIN msS
and mfse Bar AZ - IN. ,
California lBr) GlssgoN June sn1 A'HPDH p.
10 tho Anchor Line. with mails ana mdse b~ :"
655 49, .,..,
Santa clara, Csrfsnm June g. % he American
and cuban IS Co. with sugar. Bar Al NJ o.
Ia TOurane IN. BORDEAUX June 5, 20 Nle 'vlh
paguis Generate Trans1tiantique. WIN MANS ~i'
mdse Bar Al 3 10 . m =. ,,,..,... O..
and Las Panas %. ~ Simpson, spence q i"NhE
Amo.oo. Ponce June 70 The American Nol"'''
CO. with mo asses Bar ~ ID M -. A..
Russian Prince fBrl Port spnn Tor Perm An
D1y. sandy HOOK az = m
jamestown Newport News Quar- al Il m
ylator iNorl. MARIE for Perth Amooy sahD
Jamestown. Newport news ard Nor'o X. % The
od Dominion IS Co. with m1se s4Ndy hooA a.
vlls do Paris (Frl sisreiles My % I'D
Barcelona %. 70 W Elweil Go. Win md'e. baf
az Do 20 "a m .,-
brighton lNor). Bsraoos June 3, 10 The Atlantic
Medina Ga weston June T. % the MALLORY 81 60.
with passenger and mdse. quar- a. . . m.
fomaUrhc. Jacksolyi.le June 10 ana 'Nt.7
II. 10 tho Clyde IS Co, with mfse quar- ~ ~
pm a..
william o'Bhen. Jacksonville June 10. 70 ne
fong Leaf Pine Co. with lumber vessel 10 The EAsi
Coast Trans Co. quar- 81 - N. . -
Cry u 81 Louis Sagannah June ~. 70 '"'
Ocean IS co. with mfsc. quar- a. ~ a - G.,
Santiago Brunswick June 10. 20 the MAi0V -
co WITH mdse Quar- Gt II % m u
Chasne Macr3k DAM. Alglefs Nay 70, 70 II
Wlncnes,er a CO Bar a, 10 20 m
Verdi lBrJ. Halfar S. June II. " Busk
Hsmil,oa' NesDort Nsss lad Norfolk % the od
Dominion S Co. With mdse Passed IN Quar- a.
56 , "a.
New-York tribune., 1916-06-14
WIDOW TELLS OF PLOT
TO KILL HER HUSBAND
Witness Against Raimonda, Fac
ing Murder Charge.

Vito Raimonda, on trial for murder
In connection with the death of
Gregorio George. sat unmoved in the
Supreme Court. at White Plains, yes
terday, ms the murdered mans widow,
Mrs. Antoinette George. recited the plot
she declares Raimonda concocted TO get
her husband out Of the way that she
and Raimonda might be free to marry.
Raimonda is on trial for first degree
murder. Mrs. George has pleaded
guilty. and is under life sentence to
Auburn.
Raimonda, Mrs. George said, prom
ised TO pay $500 for the hire of gum
men to kill her husband. She said
Ramonda. who was her boarder. was
afraid George would learn of their love
for each other and kill them.
This testimony was corroborated by
Mrs. Mary Figolio. Mrs. Georges sister
in-law. William Mcnamara, New
York gunman, already has been SEN
tepced to death for his part in the muir
der
New-York tribune., 1916-06-14
TRANSPACIFIC MAILS.

c.lg TI,1S " No M5atsomery % s54I,iI'' ss,annah
New-York tribune., 1916-06-14
Jokes Considered Poor
Form After Big Days
Work at Plattsburg.
SOLVE WAR PROBLEMS
IN SURROUNDING HILLS
Points Spy Out Patrols, While
Rattle of Musketry AwakenS
Countryside.

lFrom a st,n Correspondent o. TIE Tribune
Plattsburgh, y. Y, June 13.-After
eight miles on a skirmish march with
their thirty-pound infantry rolls on
their backs and their ninepound rifles
over their shoulders. the rockies turned
in tonight with the last notion drilled
out OF them 10 man that there was
any joke about the business mems mill
tary training camp for 1916.
Coming to camp had been a novelty;
the week of rain and mud had been a
diversion and a chance TO show what
a good sport YOU were, and drlillng had
been full Of comedy at hrst, but when
II comes 10 skirmlsn marching IN not
sun the thing begins 70 look and ieel
like war.
The men who up until now could be
relied upon for a humorous description
of the DAYS work at summer soldier
Ing were slightly grouchy tonight
say. it's time everybody began TO re-
alize that the men who gave up their
vacations and their business TO come up
here and do this are dead in earnest
and this thing ought 70 be treated
seriously" was the way Bill Harrlgan,
of Company l, expressed his feelings.
They were typical.
Harrigan and Rousseau Terminates
Harrigan's father was member OF
the famous Hsrrigan and Hart vaude-
yille team. A terminate Of his is Iheo-
dore Rousseau, secretary 10 Mayor
Mitchell. Their commanding officer is
Captain John r. Kelly, the Mayors
commander of last year, reputed to be
a rigorous drillmaster.
The battalions went out to-day over
the hills and far away into Clinton
County scenery, and fought out little
war problems all by themselves. one
battalion had for its problem TO locate
and attack an enemy and capture his
base, which was the city OF Platts-
burgh.
Points, as the rookie IS learning TO
say with an easy technical familiarity,
were sent ahead TO locate the enemys
patrols, which they succeeded in doing
after proceeding about three-quarters
of a mile. They were captured, out
served their country well, for the noise
Of their capture served 20 tell the main
body where they were.
Captors Are Captured
The main body rushed up and capt
ured the captors, and the problem was
solved. That is, It was solved for sll
but one poor rookie, who climbed tree
and got lest.
He was Edward Moeller, Of Company /
c, hailing from Buffalo. He was sent
out with a flank patrol. and, finding a
tall tree scaled II to spy out the
enemy. He played high spy for long
time, until his own command had
passed by and he was alone.
The Signal Corps shouldered its
portable wireless outfit to-day and
went ten miles out into the hills. They
spent the afternoon sputtering warllke
messages back TO camp.
New-York tribune., 1916-06-14

June 80
New-York tribune., 1916-06-14
Iun. u

Juno 20
Juno 30
New-York tribune., 1916-06-14
Arrived

Rrndam Dutch Rotterdam Nav q and Fal-
mouth June g. 10 the Holland America Line with
mails and mdse Bar al 40 N.
United states Danl. Copenhagen June ]. chris
tauia . Chrlstiansand and Kirkwail :. 70 Funch.
Tdye A Go. with mails and mdse. Bar az -
a ,-, r.. So.
Co vim sugar Bar at 1870 ~. l2th.
Noordyk (Duichl Rotterdam May 25. 10 Funch.
Fdye & Co Bar az ? 30 M.
Tinisie tBeigl. Boston June H. 20 Norton.
Tufv 4 Co Left quar- at : IS ~.
STANDARD TIIpau juno 4. 70 ID Warden. with
crude oll Bar az a M.
As,oris fRrl Cardlr MAY o. via Delaware
p-eat,rafe~ June r. 70 master Bar a.
TustiI fBr} Maceo MAY 3. PerIamhuco T. Natal
H. Jut0ya 10. Ceara - Para 81 aud btrD-i'.
Al llj m. ,
Fscalona OBJ Liverpool Mas o. 20 the Inter
Ocean Transport alton Co. Bar az n
Pdns Frcdehk Hendrix Dutch. curacao May
%, Jacme June /. Aux Cayes ?. Jsremie 3. Port
New-York tribune., 1916-06-14
Changes in Realty Firms.

Raymond T. Roberts, who has for
some years been associated with the
American Real Estate Company, in
charge Of the rental and building man
sgement department, is now connected
with the George X. Read Company and
will have charge Of the work in its
uptown office at East 35th st.
was associated with the Office of George
r. Read, also with the Office of White
house & Porter, is now associated with
the office of Joseph P. Day.
New-York tribune., 1916-06-14
lFrorn The Tribun. Bureau
WAshinEJon. June IS.

Msj ALBERT r. wALDRoN. Cons Of Ens. TO
Walter Reed General Hospital
Following officers. now unassigned, assigned az IN
dicated MAJ RALPH HARRISON. lS Cav. {;
Capt SHERRARD COLEMAN 18th Cav; Capt.
CLYDE B. Cru san. 4th luf CAPT PAUL
MALONE 50th Inf Fist Il. EDWARD q.
MCLEANE. 10Th luf Second II OSWALD II.
SAL NDERS. 26'h Inf
H. Col. ARCHIBALD CAMPBELL. az. gen. on
arrival az san Francisco report commanding gen.
Western Dept, for assignment.
Cav. and on arrival in L. : viii join that resi-
mcrt
Leave q absence for Il DAYS from June ls granted
Maj ERNEST l. RUFFNER. Med Corps
First IT, GEORGE {. BEACH. Med. r. c, to "a
Cap, JOHN c MARTHUR. from 10th to 18th
lnt. july g.. relieved from duty IN Canal Zone
that date and vii then proceed 70 Join regimen,
% which transferred
Rear Al DE WITT COFFMAN. detached command
command Atlantic fleet and commander bsitloship
force Atlantic fleet
Rear Al II o DUNN detached commander 5;h
Division Atlantic fleet. June 10. 20 comm 4nder
9Th Division bsitleship force. Atlantic fleet
Rear Al. A +. FECHTELER. detached commander
IN Division. Atlantic fleee. June ls 70 com
msnder 9Th Division. battieshp force. Atlantic
fleet
Com l. c PALMER detached New YORK June 10 !:
Com u W TODD. detached command Dixie. to
assistant to superintendent naval radio service.
Radio. Va
Com DE WITT BI.AAfER. 70 command Birmins
ham aud chief o St4r torpeio fotil.. AuAnuc
feeL
New-York tribune., 1916-06-14
Larger Engineers Building.

Plans have been filed for adding two
stories to the fourteen story Office
building Of the United Engineering So,
constructing four columns from rock
bottom up through the building TO sup
port a book stack floor. Henry G..
Morse is the architect, and the cost has
been placed at S250,000,
New-York tribune., 1916-06-14
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE OR TO LET.
MISCELLANEOUS

COLVILLE INDIAN RESERVATION.
WASHINGTON. OPEN FOR SETTLE
MENT. Drawing July 27th. About 400 900
Acres. Fruit. Farm. Dairy and Grazing
Lands. Complete Sectional Map. Descrip-
dlers. Sailors Cor their Widows % the
Civl or Spanish Wars may register by
Agent. We viii forward blank forms 10
them n desired stating service. SMITH
q McCREA Eagle Bldg. Spokane. Wash.
New-York tribune., 1916-06-14

Flats to Cost 100000.

Plans have been fled for The con-
struction of three six story apartments
on the north side Of 10th St, 200 feet
west of Sixth av. They will have 'front.'
age of 100 feet and depth of 10 feet.
The 115-137 West 10th St. Company,
Inc, William Lustgarten, president, is
the owner. George A. and Henry
Boehm, 7 West 42d St, architects, have
placed the cost at 100000.
New-York tribune., 1916-06-14
s35O.OOO Anartment Hn..l

". L. Rouse and L. A. GolS,.s,,
have fled plans for a fourteen s,o,,
apartment hotel % be erected on nj,
72xl00, on the south side OF iO5s !.
100 feet cast OF West End ay., fc- i,
250 West l03d ST. Corporation. h,
Finn L. Fossume, president, AZ an .,i
mated cost Of S350,000.
New-York tribune., 1916-06-14
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS

Borde.lr. Juns s-Fransrg DAN. s-~ IN, q.
Paui'lac "a
Liverpool. Juns is-Rusy. S.~ York sor y,,.,.-.-
Ciifornis DAM. NsT York "a Krsss1 :,
CCperhagcn. -
shinonoseS.. June 4-HsTathisn lBrl. v--
va - Lucia. Cape ToTn. e,r ia
p1uen June SIS ger Shell NrY T,k "a p..,
Mareiles juno s-Rona IN. NsE Ton "a "a.
and Lisbon ~"
CrIrobai. June is-Ce,ia fBH. Nez Yo,s -
Csldrrs June i3-Eurefa. NsN York "a Ia
la Plata Juns i2-Chd'tsn Bos lNr1. q.
YORK -
SD e,. y ". Jun. l2-slrssa ~ 70,
Hagre June l0--Aresis BE- Nsu Yo,s
London. June lZ-HIrnui lBfl. Sss Ton
SAILED
Lonfon June ii-.Ph,laie.Ghisn 'B,l. N,. L.,
~ Lucia. Jurs lo-C-fFe Hsl lB-l 0',,.. =
cuttz. e,cl. phafeiphs arf Nsr Y1rt a.
Sanfos. June lt-Penf'Ii All a.. Nrr f-s
London. June l0-Por' Hfrh9 fon b. v-,v
savoua. June i-ChaJyio1 Croekl S.s ~
4 mouth. June ls-Aopriau iDIiehi - -
tsrdam Va k'rfFail No. f1-f 20
Cls,o5al, June i3-rsraGors' l'roa Nss -,
Port LifnoH WI
Buenos Ayres. June i2-Ps'stes. New In
PASSED
Gibratu. juno i2-TreirFny fBrl. N.- To, ..
Italy.
New-York tribune., 1916-06-14
New Building Plans.
Manhattan.

18Th ST. = 200 9th sr for three sty
apis. l00IIo. ll5-i37 West le,h 81 Co. Inc. Is
William st. owner & Boehm. West
l2d 81. architects. $500 900
The Bronx.
t7TH ST. e S356l Wills U / sty brck
garage 1888. Christian Vordran. 4i2 l47th
-. owner. Harry 7 Howell. 81 and l49th st.
architect. $50 900
COLLEGE AV ws 25i l6eth s. ] sty brck
garage and stores. 25rS5. George Bockhaus. 1917
College sv. owner. william 7 Koch. 5l3l HUI
architect 81 900
ROCHELLE ST. s. 43sl City Island sv
sly brick garage and dwlg 2iI20: Otto
SchwArzLsr. 100 BrosS zy. owner. Charles
schsfer. ir. 40l fremont architect $50
BAILEY AV. 8. 4llH n Sedggick az. ] sty
brick garage 75Ie2. Patton Beekman. 22s3
University av. owners. John Bsyi4nd. 1896
Webster tv. srchitect. 5000
New-York tribune., 1916-06-14

~ fWrlins .0....................... June /!
Tahiti Marquesas. Cook Islands. New Zea-
F,.r,steal frlose At nj 90 o ml-lfsitai. Juns II
Hong Kong and specially addressed NAL Tor
,.co, f-i1se af II 90 D nJ J-Arakan .... JJns II
Japan Corca China and Philippine lNands
via Seattlel tcoso AZ $50 ul--'hicago 9,
Hawaii. samoan Islands. Australia except
Wcsu and specially addressed mall Tor
ii9o ~ r1l 1lIvcnttira .................J juno q
Hawaii TiH Islands. New Zealand and Aus
fralla except West via vancouver @
fciose at G 80 . nl-Niaga-a. .... ...... .June 81
Guam and Philippine Islands Via San Fran
ciscol (close At 30 m)-U 5 Trans
New-York tribune., 1916-06-14
Alterations.
Manhattan.

isT AV. sc cor lOsth ST. 70 a sly factory and
lofts: J schnurInacher. 42s ll0th 81. owner
i spannhake. IS Park Row architect 5000
18Th ST. % 20 SO W 70 a "a sly Office bldg
United Engineering Societies. premises. owner
G Morse l0l Park av architect. $3.50 900
10Th ST. 236 and 23s w. 20 a 3 sty Offices and
warehouse. Weber premises. owner; Proyot.
l0s vs. 42d 81 architect: So 900
9th AV. cor ga st. 70 siy stores and q,
Mso,c S2,o sl2 " 42d 81, arehi,ec,, ig ~ ss5 900
5sTH ST. l45 20 l55 Z. 10 Sis sty theatre and
restaurant. Schaefer Co l42 Z seth 81. owner
J Reley. AZ 5th av. architect. 5000
New-York tribune., 1916-06-14
The Bronx.


GRAND coNcoURsE. 24oo. sty brick store ard
dwg 25x5s; the FOTdhsm Concoure Co. b
Dash. 240th 81 ind Dash Place. president.
owner. Herbert NJ Boer, COS 5th az. architect ,
S5.0
is5TH ST. S5l E. sty frame store and dwlg
10 Si160 John Geiger. on premises. owner. VIII
IAN roch 5isi Hui sv architect 81. 500
WASHINGTON AV. 1888 2 sty brick and frame
stores and dWlg 25137 T Anna Sesal ss7 W
lSlst st. owner. Prank Hansle. 81 l23th 81.
architect. s. 900
New-York tribune., 1916-06-14

wessrsyk fDu,rh) Rotterdam. FIX II tDanl
Jercmls. Lenapc Charleston anI jacksonvii.e Dos-
ware Philadelphia. Georgian Prince iBrL Iampl'o.
gfor''eid fNorl Lgerp00l Francs lBri. Para :.
Nadlson Norfo ami Negpori AeHs. Carolyn. san
Juan; Lydle Beg. Hswe. The ma lNorl. Fhlls-
do Dhia Tyler. Norfolk and Newport NT's, MsyAfo
New-York tribune., 1916-06-14
BUSINESS CHANCES.

sIIPPiNG CONCFRN WOULD CONSIDER N
rroaslag Dos equipment a4d desire, additional
capital. business hll stNl Investigation. proa1
out Of tie ordinary. G b. Boa 217. Iflbuns.
New-York tribune., 1916-06-14
CLASS SENDS 81
TO AMERICA FUND
Teacher and SO Pupils Give
Dimes in Spirit of 70
Eager to Wear Buttons.

Marjorie's friends keep The Tribune
well informed daily as 10 how the coun-
try feels about the navy. Here is
rumble that came in yesterdays mail:
Enclosed you will find a check for
81, which represents a dime from each
of the thirty-nine pupils and teachers
Of Room "a, Central School, Middle
town, Conn. We send this with our
best wishes TO show that the Spirit OF
TO- still exists in this quiet, conserva-
tive New England town."
Two of the class officers, Laura Tut
tie and Martin Roman, signed the let.
ter, adding that they would all be glad
and proud to wear the pins of the Bat
tleship America.
Another letter said:
Three cheers for Marjoriel Wishing
her every success for her good and pa
triotic thought.
ave are a bunch Of real American
boys-The American Athletic Club"
New-York tribune., 1916-06-14
THE NEW KITTATINNY,
nELAMARE MATER CAR. PA.

DEIAN NNTl " IT IN bfT' TT .
Now open Only high h-clsSs modern hote IN THIS
famous region Capacity 800 Every modern equip
ment. exceptional cuisine French chefs Orchestra
Coli. tennis fishing. etc. CAFE and grill Garige
mailed Coarhes meet trains. JOHN PURDf
COPE. ten years q Water Gap House.
New-York tribune., 1916-06-14

Highest temperature yesterday I6 deerees lat 2
p. ml. lowest SO Gao 4so a. M; average. 6S;
average for corresponding da', last year. CO. average
Tor corresponding date last thirty three years 6S.
New-York tribune., 1916-06-14
Shipping Information and
Marine NeUs OF the World
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

gunr,.e ..........t % Moon rises 10 m - ~
sunset set............T2 rs Moon sets "a M "
HIGH WATER
New-York tribune., 1916-06-14

Y p. Hormer NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. $40
Read Printing Company .................... 10
The American Athletic Club. Psssaic. y. J.. 100
Room "a Central School Middetown. Conn; Laura
Tutue and Martin Roman. class Officers and
Miss Man Alice Jones teacher. ........... 900
THROUGH THE NYACK STAR" NYACK
y. !. .................' ''s's.''''. .'-V'"''
PREVIOUSLY ACKNOWLEDGED.
From he tribune. ..s'''.''ss' ss'sS
From other pApers s..................s... e'5soo'
TOTAL TO DATE.
From The Tribune. e..................... e.Z6l 53
From Other papeD. D...................... b.bo5So
Total cash received. tI7ssIT1
Held bv Other pzpers 10 dats. ........... ie6S IS
Grand total .s$<z'o35.lo 10
NUMBER OF CONTRIBUTORS
To The Tribune. e........................ 30 eeo
TO other paper. ..........s...ss..s.ss.. lo4sooV
Total contribution ................... lss.S2s
New-York tribune., 1916-06-14

fBr). Phi sdslphia: City o, Norwich fB,, ~
yostok: Aisguash, Ce,e Skinfsrs fDuf -
more, n sud. Galveston Nss YORK Dux1j. a.,
mouth 49,
New-York tribune., 1916-06-14
OUTGOING STEAMERS.

FRIDAY. JUNE l6.
Tiyiyes-santiago. Port Antonio.
Puerto Bauos LiyingstOn.
Puerto Cortez. Te.a. Belize. IL 30 PM 800 PM
New-York tribune., 1916-06-14
HOTEL NEW ENGLAND

Atlantic City. South Carolina Ave. and Beach
Private baths running water IN rooms. elevator nns
porches etc capacity $50. Special-S2.50 up dly.
special Wkly. Bkt r. II. Williams.
New-York tribune., 1916-06-14
TIT CprcuTOI EASTERN POINT
0E UNiO WOLD NEW LONDON CONN

now OPEN Coolest. Most Modern
Hotel on Atlantic Coast. Courtesies OF
shenecossett Country Club extended 10 All
Season Guests: IS-Hole Golf Course. Alex
smith, Professional. Yachting. Boating
Deep Sea Fishing. Motoring and Tennis
H. ID SANTON, Manager.
New-York tribune., 1916-06-14

Stamford In the catsslls-Hot and cold water bath
electric ights: garage: high graie table. sof and
tennis, cottage room The tplants" June r4ts-
special ArCHINSON HOUSE
LAKE GEORGE. v. Y. Hotel Booklets and
particulars at i354 Broadway. y. Y
New-York tribune., 1916-06-14

INFORMATION BUREAU.
Broadway. corners Of Wall St. Park Place.
Is 81. and AZ ST.
New-York tribune., 1916-06-14

SARANAC I'M
Address Harrington Mills. Upper srsnan. ~ z.
New-York tribune., 1916-06-14
II. ID sANTON, Manager.
IVY LEA HOTEL,

Ivy Lea. Ontario.
In the Heart Il the 1000 Islands Boating
bathing Fishing etc. make your ysca-
ton worth while az the place care forgot
Rates Si2 90 up MRS. W l. NISGER
WATER GAP. CREsCO. MT. POCONo.
DELAWARE VALLEY
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-10-18
FOLLOW SON; ARREST FATHER.
Search For Evidence Of Theft Results
in Hoidino John Bartlett.

Search for evidence Of proof that
Harry Bartlett, of this city, broke into
and robbed Northwestern freight car
last Friday resulted in the arrest this
of Bartlett's father, John
Bartlett, 1917 Fremont street. The elder
Bartlett is charged with bootlegging
in complaint filed by Chief Of Police
Breckel. Deputy Uuited States Mar
shall Wayne Morris and Officer Starn
took Bartlett to Des Moines this fore
noon to arraign him before Commits
sioner Fitzgerald III the federal court,
The arrest Of John Bartlett was a
coincident resulting from the arrest Of
his son. After Northwestern detectives
thought they saw Harry Bartlett take
a package off a freight train last week
and followed him to this city the Bart
lett home was searched for supposedly
stolen merchandise. Officer Starn, who
searched the premises, found no such
merchandise. but he did find carton
with eight quarts of whisky in it. The
elder Bartlett claimed the package. The
officer confiscated II, and few days
later. when evidences of sales were
procured, Bartlett was arrested.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-10-18
COURT TERM ENDS.
September Session Is Adiourned; o.
tober Term Opens Monday.

The September term of the district
court was adiorned Tuesday after
noon by Judge Cummings. The term
has been in session practically con-
tlnuously since Sept 4. The October
Judge Willett presiding.
The case of c. l.. Van Treese. which
was continued until the September
term for sentence, was continued by
agreement until the January term at
which Judge Cummings will preside.
Van Treese is awaiting sentence for
carrying concealed weapons.
The case against Roland Shine and
other boy companions who were m
d'cted for stealing automobile parts
belonging to r. E. Johnson in the
ment until the October term
An injunction for selling liquor ~
legally was issued against c. 4. Sawin
Thy Judge Cummings Monday after
noon. The application for an injunc-
ton was dismissed as to y. A. Evans.
the owner Of the property. and the
property. Sawin was arrested while
conducting a restaurant in the Evans
property near Third avenue and Main
street.
l.. Meeker was appointed guardian
Of the property and person of Ray
rlond Dunn. of near St. Anthony. The
Guardians bond was fixed at $4,000. A
jury that heard the case few weeks
Ngo found that Raymond Dunn should
lave a guardian.