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Theda Bars Star Of The Galley Slave
Gets Some Odd Mail

The morning mail ~ Theda rara
Che fasfinatinriY beautiful star of tha
latest William FOX production "Tho
Galley slave ~ fhe Amusu next sun
day contains some odd mlssivcs Some
abuse her Cor hcr amazingly realistic
portrayal nf Vampire parts others
praise her and nrr ioud boz admiration
10 her wlrhedneae
y would uke 90 ne your secretary
wrote one young woman recently %
wnult MOI Be- afraid ~ you Miss Gara
for : am nuf scared - anyfhIns
Another letter from gentleman
who deHcrihrH himself uH being uluei
years Ola "hut humdineer of o. dram-
aflsf Do OnuOuucs u have writ.
Ten pin' called iipN the World ilr.
san and How % wa END There l
% man-desli part Dob n bat hare
changed % to ady-detu to st
you"
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!" Russell a cicmmcr George Ken.
nvdN owen Phillip iiowctton. i. Nfey
er ~l'Vsr h'rd John Jordt. Mare An.
1hony, y y Price. n. q. Crahhe n
conn =. r Ciarkson. II. q. Shermao
h"rtssrt Caldwell 5. ,. Llchtenste,,,
=. y Miner pe VIII Reed. Buseer A..
nn''eueh, Albert Lichtcnsteln, A. Al
Thompson, Hoya Brooks: "
r,'sSes Noiise Haher Julia Caldwell
ma Archer haiile. and renn, WI,
W'lhelmina Born. Eleanor Tn,lnr lsn
ne uppenhelmer. Mahei smith ~.
burns iiessie Collins. i.etslc e,,r.,,,,
Nellie crnie, Netfle Gurf,n A, l,.'
spnes Mario Jerdt Mario peaan ANN
lnnk.n' Fianscr White N,.lin ltirseV
May punn ''""'s'
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SIN Stocking Club.
Miss Ncilio CmiH NIu entertain al,
Nllh rtocklns club tha afternoon Ia
hyt hoWr on South Emf
"wednesday Auction Club.
The "Wednesday Auction rub ain
meet ihls afternoon with MA. %. a. g
Nsniacr at hen residence on south
nulf
Daughters OF conlcderacy Guest pav
The pnuHhter OF fhc conf,d.r,e,
ruhmemorlcd che blfihda,s of l,nb.
rFt Is lnv and Ntonewal jackson
Fu"'d1, 'tternou1 ahtn thrv enter
tanned their frepds with dchsbtf,l
proelam ai Use Nuccea Wotci
fho feature of the uftrriton v,s ,
ntaniifui hddfvss hy pr w s,trs
holl eau was answered with anpre.
cmtions OF these southern heroes
violin solo bs Ms 4. e. rattnr.
inn WAS cninel
twn course Luncheon was served
't small tables m tho lsfer d,ninr
uom 81 tho hotel
About twenty tive friends AZ ala,
nrmhtrs oeiuyed tho delightful aft,f.
ioon
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Helen Holmes in THE o,ri and the
Game

ti"ien Holmes b. Co. arueHr ln fhf
latest motion picture serial The Girl
hun thc Game Ny Frank Hamilton
HpoeFmsn the instaiimenta to be- showa
if ihe i.SfiC Theatre etrr SATURDAY.
Tor fourteen weeks.
fiorieking boz the paris 90 a seasldc
resort icirr th, utle laurhisr of
Ola senerul ii0lmcs or-armY officer
nnd railroad mon ir upofNri bs a
s"iftif approaching locomotive The
engine iH NOT one Df fhr rnuf IRON
h"iHns pt to-day hut miniature which
STANDS perhaps fuuf faet In hfiaht.
from the rniia go the inp of lts smoke
STACK Thanks 90 tho bravery of an
eiFhi tear old urrhln vino snatr hes
nor from the rails. Helen is sawed from
injury.
years later iieien cnutrrs to ihr Size
nal station tu meet hrf f4tlrf return
lne from 81 business tup Coming down
ih' mountain srsde thr nrlsrs 40 90
n'A'f freight train r.atnr dIsofIsred
tf'f gaining iu speed. flr runaway
ifain fumhlsH un, on down thr noun
tHln slopes iu fllHn iicieu secs boz
iathcrH pcsi. for General Holmrr .n
hir private cor iH hut irW uiirH lWat. Z
Literally riding intu death flr th,
runaway freight must crash into tHr
cong 'nlnf Train that bears ncIrna
"th'r luoihcHdcd despite t.r FrDlt
IDAft. Helen leaps mtrir her horse.
hHNhnl NpurriuE Che lnimHi COOS. abr
h'haH BIN Htraieht far the railroad I
NridFr thinking thut sha CAM Drues
ana throw tho awitth tHat WIN Divert
fhe RUNAWAY freight onto nn unused
Siding. pn she gailupa lnd lH hail
way N'fnaH tine nridsr whom the huer
span opens aummoniuF al dor tuul-
hFr. Helen rides hcadiuns 90 tho nr.nk
ineu Hili aatrdc her horse. she piuures
t'ls below Horse and rider dlalp
pear Tor moment thcn strike ola,
"rafoif iar the Opposite shore Moan.
ing passenger and the runaway freiehf 4
The bridge la slammed hael INTO poai.
tlnu ifeirn rnliups matllv un tho tlr i
der boa. RBd Win aN hef .traprff !
throws the switch ANA the hugo frelrh, /
diverted. CRASHES into siream ~
empty box ears an her faihors train
.hnnders b., iu stf.tv
nut one MAN haa stuck to tn. r,lue
'reeht and he ia h,dl, injured ttni
Poo washes th, blnad an1 oInd.r. fr,p
De- sctnff bed uu face and rsr.rrie..
icf childhood rrscurer. ti.ore. st,r,,,
iy name. now locomotive Fireman, nav
sthrrs private oar ls stnpp.d and t;,r
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saAnlsh classes Tor heginners WIN
OXEN Mandav. January N Nteh,
school, leit. Leopard street. Ais
H"oth and Rev Macunc teachers. rav
further Information phone 4ss.
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ln ~ Madonna ln utirh Nus
feifVfa che wonderful emotional ~.
i'-t'ia hsN achieved a masterpiece N
screen production for release .n fhs
rl'lf' pfoffpm. that ih a great human
ai"'nH ~" picture which vas adapt
~ TOT screen presentation from ths
pYrin 81 ne same name D5 Robert VI.
service, auihpr ~ The Spell 81 the
YUKON, and other nteray gems az
iofdH slime fctsova unlimited opp0r-
,N"il} io give free rein 10 her supreme
plAN'atlc talents ia the biz SCENES
'ho "rp"arr ~ her brsf even a4llia-
slns nor efforts en fhe speaking stage
a. rkfeiient cast supports Mmc. fc-
.t'tn infiudlng Dug Coomba the OBJ
hhl'in star ana one ~ iha best actor
"n 90" screen. who ln thls PROHIBITION
masses DE- debut Ban Metro pIrfurea
AinonF the others boz ihe ctsf are Eve.
lsn Dunno Albert iioaaon in1 james
Air Madonna" viii le seen here ai
nc Amusu this Afternoon and fpnlrht
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Corpus Christi Society
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keehI. Beard NunllaI..


The marriage OF Aliaa Mabel Koch
daughter 81 AIR ana Mra . A. Koch
formerly of this city and now of Rabs
town, and Air T. A. Heard occufrc,
yesterday morning at eleyon O'Clock "A
the Methodist Church
Tho ceremony was performed hN ns
W. T. hentro and was Witnessed hl
many rienhn oi the youns couple.
The church was decorated win
palms and ferns
Tins bride was unattended ana ,eor.
pretty brown. tailored suit. fur tti,n.
med, With hat ia harmony Sho ear,
rled a shower bouquet Of oarnatlon,
and roses
The wedding march was PLAYED d,
Mrs Y a. scchrist, whe also PLAYED
H"ftiy On the organ during che rng
ceremony.
An informal reception followed at
me youns courle's home on erals ave-
nue..
About nifty friends were present A
salad course wis served.
Many attractive WEDDING gifts wor,.
received by Mr.. and Mrs. Picard. who
are at homo at 3it Craig avenue
$50.
Bridge Party
Airs Joseph illrsch. Mrs clarcnce
Frank ana Miss jeanette Cainst am
tertnined q number OF their fsi.na.
~ cards yesterday afternoon a. the
Nuecee Hotel, III honor of Mira. leat,r
uunnt. Mrs. jules Lazy az Victoria ana
Miss Nellie llaher Of Austin.
the hoescascH ana gaexts ~ honor
received IN the corridor adjacent a.
the banquet hall
Mrs Jonas wal. Mrs. Albert rieht.
enAtesn and Aiiss selma nymana a,..
Sributed the score cards la The INN.
duet hall where twenty tables ,.er.,
arranged FOR auction bridge.
The guests progressed In three acc.
lilsh score prizes ~ere won nv urs
Herbert Caldwell. Mas Mabel caswe,t
aud Miss Alice Jones'.
Airs. T. Meyer. Miss Selma ffv,nno.
ana Miss Mary Thompson worn a,y,,,,i.
90 AAvprA Tor low score,
Ihe hcnoFees recclycd dasnty euest
fsyofs. n"'"'
a Plate conrsa WAS served.
Thoae present were. Nsa..,.,.,
Lester 0uhst 1,iies Levy. rl,n,v ss,s
aen' Harry Heaney. W. II. nam
,.s'a 1soesr Johns Roy Miller i. y
sfehs David Locller. ., J. Nlx. " "a
'opc. John ". stayton. Robert say.
,on, " a Mcculloch. Fired Sinclair NJ
= hammrr =. r. ilannaford. j
'nhn~gn' Waiter 1smon. Jsmnk Tomn-
sHs' n ~ Wood. Gordon Boone. An,f.
'ssys' hofatie uussest. Carl Won nv.
,ns.i y cohn' Edward cal@ee' ~
Z: '.inweoa iiazen Follanshsr. "a.
'.' ra"'o y Alie1. Hawell cali.
~ 'orss Wen, Ra,hntn SAVAGE a. /
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IIne q


Caracas l. Gusyra June @. Puerto Cahello 10.
Curacao n and san Juan H. 20 bnss bAleu q
Co with mails and mdae Bar a. l. 10 m
BefgcnSjord tNorl. ChTisuania aud ClrslAn- .
sand June T. stayanger .. Bergen and kirkEa az
Q. 10 Benham & Boyesen. with mdso Bar At 94'
Enid.v.n BD. Shield, May 20. TO WIN
roman Prince lBrl. Bombay April a, Durham
May "a and Barbados June II. 70 PAU GeThnd
& co. with mdse. Bar 81 $50 m.
Edsm (Norl. Norfolk June 10. 10 J Winehes-
tor * Co IefI quar- at ll.2y m ..
Paimsro q and ofsn 81 to Funch. Edye Co.
with rndse Bar At 10 80
Chimu lBrD AntofaCasta May Z. VhpArnto ~.
Taicahusno IS. CoQWmbo and TAtal 20. Caleis
Co with mdse Bar n u m
Norden tDanl Vera Cruz Nay 23 TAmpeo June
and Puerto MEXICO 10. 10 me NeW YORK a Nuot
Mail IS Co, with mdse. Bar a. y 80 m
knut Hide lNo-l Nantes May ~ 70 funeh'
Peuistono lBrl. HaTre June 3. % The CompAEnie
Generate Transatiantque with mdse. Bar a. $50
,Joasney. BosDn June Is. tor NOrok Quar- at
Arspahoe. JaoEsonvne Juns IS and Charleston
lG % the CLYDE IS 60. with mdse. quar- al II 40
Pawnee. Philadelphia. to the clyde IS Co with
mdse Quar- a. 10 so n
Mama Tata. Baltimore 10 The New York
Baltimore Transportation Corporation. with mdse.
Huron. Chicouiimi Jun. TO- to Tho United states
s. Go With wood pulp Bar a. y M.
Minneapolis Perth Amboy for Boston ouI at
jamestown. Ncvpor, News AID Norfolk 10 the
Od Dominion SIS CO. with mdse. quar- a. 5f5
Princess Anne. Ne,rror, News and Norfolk. to the
od Dominion S. Co. with mdse Quar- at os2
New-York tribune., 1916-06-19

senting each branch Of the service
az tho Broadway Central Hotel. 1t was
admitted that the extensive arrange
monts said 20 have been made by the
Pennsylvania 90 hire and work strike
breakers I'm the event Of a break with
the unions were discussed. but not as
an obstacle 90 final settlement
we would never have dreamed OF
going into this fight unless we were
certain that VIC would win," said Stone
There are not sufficient available men
IN the country who possess even slight
experience 90 permit the roads 20 opcr-
ate with strike breakers. 10 simply
is impossible
The plans for gaining the eight
hour day IN the United States are
looked upon with such universal favor
by the men of the four railroad
brothorhoods that not a single mem
hcr doubts that the eight hour PROPOSE
tion will finally succeed.
Between now and August ]. when
the national strike vote will be COM
ploted, ! shall make IL my business to
ascertain with great thoroughness what
the arrangements Of the railroads are
iu the matter of filing the places Of
union men I'm the event of a national
strike.
Detectives have been following and
watching me every minute that | have
been here. IN the hope of getting some
inside information as 20 what we are
doing Even while ! was in the subway
they were dogging my footsteps.
although the railroad union officials
are not burning any red fire or way
ing any red flag the men are like a
stone wall on this eight hour PROPOSE
uon and no amount of strike breaking
armies can defeat them. The senG-
ment of railroad employees and the pub
Tic in general is with them. The men
feel greatly encouraged by the fact that
the eight hour day has recently been
won in many other industries"
New-York tribune., 1916-06-19

lantic and Gulf States and over the Rocky Mountain
region.
Tho vssthss remains cool IN ths region @ The
Grcn Lahe- and In the uppor Mississippi and MIS-
Sour valleys
There wsrs scattered showers and thunder storms
in tho last twenty four hours IN tho New England
States. New York the region OF N. Great Lakes
tho Ohio and Missouri valleys and n. North Rocky
Mountain region. Generally fair weather prevailed
shevhere Tho indications are that the weather
will he generally fair Monday and Tuesday over
states east q tho Mississippi River, although hun-
der storms arc probable IN the Florida Peninsula.
Tennessee and tho lower Ohio VALLEY
Tie temperature will rise IN northern Michigan.
and u win change little elsewhere east 0f The
Mississippi River during Monday and Tuesday
For,oast, for Special LocslltIos.-Eastern New
York. New England. Eastern Pennsylvania. New
jersey. Delaware. Maryland. District Of Columbia.
virginia North and South Carolina Georgia. Ala
bama Mississippi. Ohio. Western PennsylTanl,'
westsrn New York. wsst virginia lover Michigan.
up,-r Michigan. east and western TeIn. OklAhoma.
Arkansax Louisiana probably fair Monday and
Tuesday.
Florida. rennssss and Ksntucky. probably local
thunder shower, Monday ard Tuesday.
Indiana fair north probably showers south. Mon
day Tuesday. fair.
Winds for Monday and Ttosds-Ncrth Atlantic
fresh southwest and west winds. probably fhr
weather: Middle Atlantic moderate southwest and
west winds and generally fair weather: south A. A.
iantir and Eas, Guf light 70 moderate yaFiAo e
winds and generally fair weather. MeAt Gull. mod
crate south winds and fair weather. Ipper LGhes'
moderate northwest and west winds and fair veatn-
er. Lover Lakes. moderate west winds and faif
weather.
Local Official Reeord.-Ths following c'hdsl record
from the Weather Bureau shows tho changes In the
temperature FOR the last twenty four hours. In com
parlson With the corrcspondlng dae Of last year
New-York tribune., 1916-06-19

TRANSPACIFIC MAILS.

Hawaii Japan. Corca. China and Phiippdne
. ml-Nippon MarI......... ................ .. To-day
japan. Corea and China Especially addressed
kamaklra Slarl .................. 80. June %
-Wiibeinlns -.'............-..-.. June %
Japan. Corca. China and Philippine Islands
ar $50 p rnl-Empn~s of Jspsn......... June "a
Hawaii Samoan Islands. Australia lercept
NcsD and specially addressed mall Tor
iI.so p ml-ve,tura' June 90
Hawaii FIN Islands. New Zealand and Aus
trala (exccpt WcsJ tVla Nanc0uvef and
NIsssrs . ','' June 80
MI s Tr.nsrort .'............. June 30
Tahiti. NaQuesas. Cook Islands. New lee-
Iai' eui Australia tcxcept Vest via san .
Frsr.i..rl fclosr AZ IN 10 p ml-Moaua. July Il
New-York tribune., 1916-06-19
FIRE RECORD.

=
! .20--l259 81 sV. Leonard Carpenter. trhlng
7.2O-.0ii tn av. Oppeuheimer estate. trtiing
745-l3l Mercer s.. g.. Sil1ersein unknown
l035-l32l 80 av. Philip ChAfer: triding
II 4O-60l West l77th st.: Frank IORerose. trnins
=. 81
ll5-2s2 West IAN IT,. Cathedral PAX Laun-
dD trifiug
215-Picr 80. East River. North and Eas, River
Steamship co. 5000.
22S-5G3 East Sth s.. Ycua Kabacs, tffing
625-2e66 Grand CoucDure. The Bronx. Isabel
klrsnsiy. trifing
745-i794 Lexington az: Hyman Deman: trining
0j-i0j East l36'h st. Tho Bronx. Abraham
Gr0ssmau. trihirg
S25-9A Iliervale av. The Bronx Jacob IAndo-
wtz trihing
$50 East l0fth ST. Mar skop. trifinz
10 .01-l-i West sd st. william StuSs. tnflng
l020-i3 Br00me ST. unknown. trhing
New-York tribune., 1916-06-19
HEAT PROSTRATES MANY
AT FORDHAM MASS
Continuous Service from Field
TO Hospital Arranged.

Alarm swept through the 10000 kneel
ing worshippers at the Fordham field
mass yesterday afternoon when Mount
cd Patrolman William Singer sprang 20
his horse and, skirting the kneelinc
congregation, made off at full speed
across the fields TO Fordham Hospital.
An ambulance responded with ali
haste and carried away Miss Irene Mas
terson, eighteen, of 20l5 Decatur Ave
nue., who had been prostrated by the
heat. Many other prostrations followed
in the vast crowd, as many as six per-
sons being cared for at one time.
New-York tribune., 1916-06-19
WANTED.

FOR OUR SOLDIERS
Wanted Back numbers ~ popular magazines foi
soldier oa the Border ant il Mexico seud tl
Aruy AID NaU Y 81 A ia E.lit 18th Street
ErA York Clfy
New-York tribune., 1916-06-19
THE WEATHER REPORT
Records for the Last Twenty-four
Hours and Official Forecasts.

WaAhlngton. June ls--TempeTaiurei have 1gsn
over the southern half Of the country east % the
Rocky Mountains and readings are now near or
about the seasonal average throughout the South At
New-York tribune., 1916-06-19

Highest temperature. IS degrees lat p m :
lovest 60 cat $50 1. M average. 20; average Tor
corresponding date last year T3 average FOR core
spending date last thirty three yearS. 81.
New-York tribune., 1916-06-19
WEEKLY SUlNAPY OF BOND SALES ON THE STOCK EXCHANGE

prices adnt .
f he years
o h eel OOOaahrt s1sG4 4OOaw
n
New-York tribune., 1916-06-19
SITUATIONS WANTED.
Male

LAWYER OF ABILITY Wishing 70 removs fror
Virginia 20 New YORK. desires position IN lega
department with some firm or corporation. well in
formed on political aud foreign aNArs. good erin.
nal lawrer best of references Address virginia.
care Tribune
New-York tribune., 1916-06-19


Female.
-A-CHAMBERMAID -Assis, Vai,ress young
Welsh Protestant. good reference. $50. p. Miss
Ilofmayers Atssnc. 10 East ili ST.. 80 floor. Ise
BABY's NURSE Hospital trained. all refined
young woman. good appearance. splendid refer
ences SO Mrs. Msson's Agency. l3l West i2d a..
CHAAlBERAfAID- WAITRESS. Neat young woman.
capable Trustworthy excellent references. CITY.
county $50 cal Mrs Mlsoas Agency lSl West
t-d ST. bDant f''a
COOK Yolug Finnish 81. So SO. "el ro.om
menieI. Ycy neat. excellent plain cook l.. Miss
Hofmayer's Agnry 70 last iad st.. 81 hoor Teie-
COOK -HOUSFkEEPER superior Young woman.
crtrie charge clerg}man's family or 'o- business
couple. country. wages $50 no lau.ftj. Oleii's
Agency s25 sfh av Phone Bryant i105
COLORED COUPLE -C0ok. butler useful. good
appearing. conp.teut. best personal references
so Alss sheas Agcucy. so East 81 st. MURRAY
mn e77s
COUPLE- -Neaf- refined colored. butler cook. do
entire Rork small family city country excellent
references wages. 500 Oleil's Agency. szj 9th aV
Phone Bryant 1901.
COUPLE -saiss butler. valet wife etceliert cook
b'st references Miss shaughnessy's Agency. Il
West i2d 81.
HOrSEWORK English. Protestant. refined thor
oushy experienced small adui family near city;
excellent references $50 Maaou's Agency. l3l
West i2d S. Bryant j633
INFANTS NURsE.-Reened. thoroughly expert
pTUfl Young woman. neat. Absolutely reliable fh
ceileut reference $50. MB. Mason's Agency. l5l
West f2d st. BRYANT 1893
IAINDRESS -Firs, class. shirts collars cuTs cK
ceIeuf references, cify country Mrs. ShsusA-
ne,sy's Agency. a. West i2f ST.
MAID D-CHAAlBERAlAID. sEAMSTRESS Very ca
pabie young French woman. understands care
children. excellent reference. $50 Ms. Mason IS
Age1cy l3i W,s' i2d 50 byant if33
MAID -SEAMSTREss- invalid lady. refined
usIf coiorrd girl. highest recommendations from
present employer OdeIls Agency. s-j 9Th sE
'Phone Bryant 1907.
NURSE -Eusllsh Protestant. ne4,. nice appearing
Mas0n's Agency. l3l West f1d s. Bryant jo33
NURSE English Protestant. young. neat nice
appearing care growing child splendid references
So Mrs M4sous Agency. I3l West a. =. Bry ant
NURSE -Neat young thoroughly experienced
highly rccCmmei led city. country. Miss Slaugh
nessys Aselc.. D. West 42l st
sIsTERS-Cook $50. waitress -chamhermaid (20l
flrrc years llstN place Ms SAsa's Agency. 30
Eas; 42f 81. Murray Hill. 6774.
SWEDISH COUPLE-GardeueF- farmer live stock
bright progressive y0ung man. cottage very de-
sira5ie. excellent references. so. Mac9's Agency.
I3l West ied u.
WAITRESS or CHu.DS NURSE -Y0ung English
Ho.mayer'. Agency. ID East f3d 81. 3l noor. Tee
phone >3i7 MURRAY lliil
WAITRESS English Protestant. youns. smart l30l
prefers Rye W Greenwich excellent rgferences.
Miss shea's Asency 50 T. va Murray Hnl 67Ii.
New-York tribune., 1916-06-19
Shipping Information and
Marine NeWs of the World
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

UNITED States Coast and Gccdeic survey)
Sunrise. Mo,n rises tp m o'st
Sunset t..............5. = 80 Moon sets IA. M. ~
UlGU WATER
New-York tribune., 1916-06-19
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.

BUTLER~YALET. useful. excellent servant. mid
de aged. capable. conscientious. best personal
references $50 Mrs Masons Agency. l3l West
42d Bv ant 5s33.
GARDENER COACHMAN- Thoroughly eIptt-nced :
strictly temperate; sir years excellent personal
references Mss Shaughnessys Agency, II " 42d.
Phone 52l0 Bryant
New-York tribune., 1916-06-19
AUCTION SALES.

A VERY FINE COLLECTION OF RUS
sian stamps viii be sold a. The Collee-
tors club. 80 East t2nd 81. on June -0th.
AT 3 o. m. Walter $ scott. Alctionfer
New-York tribune., 1916-06-19
HOTEL NEW ENGLAND

Atlantic cib. south Carolina Ave. aad Bes,h
Private bsfhs. running water bon r0oms elevator. tns
p1rches. etc car4cy 1sU SperIai-se.5o up dy
special wky. BAR r. H. Wlnams
New-York tribune., 1916-06-19
THE NEW KITTATINNY,

DELAN ARE WArER GAP, Pa.
Now Open Only ligh class modern hotel IN tas
famous region tsradty 500 Ercry modern equip
n.sut. e1ceptoral cuisine French clcfl orc. esifs
Golf tennis fishing etc cafe and griii. Cnfse
sQcc.al eary season rates. booklet sn4 auto nap,
naN~f coaches meet trains JOHN fLkDi
COPE fen years 4 Water Gap House
New-York tribune., 1916-06-19
$4,OOO,OOO
Province of Quebec
CANADA
8 PER CENT TEN YEAR GOLD BONDS
CANADA
DARED June 7 1915 June l. 1926
Interest tJuneI I and December I
Principal payable the Bank of Montreal NeW Io
CouponB Bondss
Due June I, 1926.
Dated June I, 1916

Of the Pror Quebec
rom
the
the Dominion CGnGda
IN
tn Provnce inIud is dre
of
including tS $685.
than 1850
SessdN NeaIesd
Quebec the former the
the Province
5amom 0 S350947770
of Quebec timber
hand other prOvnc IN
278f the total
0
and
inteeston Is it
be
on 18th
IOO34 and interes,yi yielding about 400
J. p MORGAN & co. BROWN BROTHERS CO.
HARRIS FORBES & CO.
June Is,
New-York tribune., 1916-06-19
sURROGATES' NOTICE.

B-sPHAM. IDA r-i% PURSUANCE OF
sr order OF Honorable John T. CohalAn
a Surrogate - the County OF New York
notice X hereby given 20 all persons hay-
ing claims against Ida 7. Bispham, ate
%, the County OF NeN York. deceased 70
Dr-sent the same. with vouchers thereof
10 the subscribers a. their place % trans
acting business, namely, az the once Of
Woodf0rd B0yee * Butcher No. : Madi-
son Avenue. Borough of Manhattan. City
OF New York. on OF before the 18th day OF
July. 1916. next
Dated New York. soth day Of December.
FREDERICK y TILGHMAN.
sIDELL TILGHMAN.
Executors
wOODFORD. UOYEE & BUTCHER ht-
torue}s f1r Executors. Madisof Ave-
nue. Borough OF Manhattan, City Of
New York
New-York tribune., 1916-06-19
SCHOOL AGENCIES.

American and Foreign Teachers Agency
Supplies Professors. Teachers. tutors
etl.. 90 Colleges. Schools and
Faniue. Apply 90 Mr8 II J. YOUNG
@ Union SQuare.
New-York tribune., 1916-06-19
BUSINESS CHANCES.

SJIU.PT\G C0NCEHN Would CONSIDER IS
crossing JOS equipment tnf desires addiiona
caQita. business rlI stand ialestisa,ion. ponu
~ u. t-s .f----sy. C. i. b-I 20. 4i41--s-
New-York tribune., 1916-06-19
OUTGOING STEAMERS.
Tuesday. JrNE

Siockh''m-Gothenburg g.......loo0AN imp
AuAs-E1rnos Ayrcs. Rosario. 10 100 AN 100 p
Csracas-san Juan. Ia Guayra.
Auefto Caoelo ............. p30 AN u 80 p
New-York tribune., 1916-06-19

Humidity.
New-York tribune., 1916-06-19

Leaves daily except Sunday. n. Of Christie
pher ST.. .. W l29th ST.. $50, ionkers.
p NJ: FOR Cafskl. Hudson. Coxsacki".
Tickets INTERCHANGEABLE with those Of Day
Line Tel 1897 Spring.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-07-07
Ten fpritc Strctf.

Oct bar | Iaret 30S ior arilti
Ssoiel, at Ben isrlte Streif, man
fienoer til, ianot Steb.
&c romerife Statsmulifanter,
Iom beisraeoe Sempclmulifen, bopoe
Met til, en- Gang ON @aret, al boloe
ct SeItmualtib / Supiters Sernpel.
9enne Hettigbeo blep en- Gang ino'
oraaet al Wpnoiebeoerne, os Itsot
oper bette iorloo iamtIige SlsiteblG'
Iere gpen % traf iig tilbage til Den
aiiioeSIisgenoe 9p Sibur, til Spb
Sora for Ereiteifabet, iom DC iatte
i itor Sorleaenbeb.
Ion anmobeoe @eboerne / Sibur
ON SiaIp til MRglins; me- aae De-
res S~pertalelIer bar iorsi9pes. ga
man al Griarins pioite, at Muiifan-
ternc aierne braf ct graer Bin, sreb
man iii oct MiSbeI at iti9nfe benz
iuloe, bore benz op | @ogne % fis-
re benz tiIbase til @om. Ser bar
man mere END GLAD poe at iaa Niiii-
fanterne isien og De fit ~naturliapiS
itrar tilbaae lin siet til at fcite hos
Supiter.
Soalebes iiitteoe Den isrite Streif,
Iom man Dor 2ienbffab til.