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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-17
JEWISH LEADER ASKS
FOR GUARD RECORDS
Maurice Simmons Applies to
Adiutant General.

Maurice Simmons, chairman Of the
Committee for the Protection of the
Good Name Of Immigrant Peoples,
gave out a letter last night which he
sent 10 Adjutant General Louis W.
Stotesbury in which ne requests that
public records be turned over to him
before the next hearing of race dis
elimination in the ranks of the Ma
tional Guard of New York.
"On November l, 1914" Mr.. Sim
mons said, formal complaint was made
10 the colonel of the 8th Coast Artil-
lery Corps. and on the following day
70 the adjutant general, that one of
the units Of that regiment caused 70
be inserted in the public press of this
city an advertisement for recruits in
Guiding the words Christians pre-
ferred.'
Despite the hagrancy Of the Of
fence. neither the colonel nor the ad-
jutant general acknowledged the let
ter OF complaint, and 10 this date the
charge remains uninvestigated.
Jerome B. Sewell testified before
you at the last hearing that he was
barred from Company c Of the 22d
Regiment because he was Jew, that
he Immediately submitted the matter
to national guard headquarters, and
was later informed that the matter
had been disposed Of by referring the
complaint to the company In question,
and that no further action would be
taken by headquarters.
"On behalf of the interests that I
represent / trust that there will be A
thorough Investigation, and that the
public records, which so far have
failed 10 get, may be made available
To- immediate examination"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-17
Shipping Information and
Marine News of the World

Brootby CBr), Queenstown June 2 N WIN
'' SERBIAN Prince OBJ. Brsst Jun. ,. to Paul
W,,,,s faes.pbsch. santos MAY 4 Mo do. Jan-ro
g. Victoria H. Trinidad % and Now Qrlssn, June
10 to the Luckeubach IS Co. with mdss' ~"
baron Mimic tBr). Liverpool June 3. 70
wInchestsr a CO. Bar a, m NJ r,r,n a,. A
Co, with mdse. Left quar- AZ m q, a., ~.
City OF Montgomery, savannah June 49, 70 the
IA cd. Galveston Juns TO- 70 tho southern Pa
cinc Go. with ndse. quar- az > a "a
MOHAWK jacksonville Juno 10 and Chrlsson ~
to The Clyde IS CO. with mdse. Quar- AZ 81 m
Baltic (Rrj Liverpool June 7. 70 tho White stsr
Line. With mails and mdse Bar a. II 40
Anal Obj. Shields May 81 To warden D'f
camagaey' cienfu.so, May 30. MAnzsnfllo Jun.
Edith. Msyasuez Juns s.. YAbucoa :. Corsica
and San Juan 10. to tho Bull Insular Line with
mia nse,. s Newport 1o2 New, and Norfolk to n. Old
D@nos IS Co I'm md'e ,So Ta. s, ' Co. Nth III
"G Modivs DI tSor Mscors June and Azu. to
Porcella Ycini Co with sugar. Bar 70 NJ
Tronio tBrl Macori. Juno ! and Arus 8. to II
Winchester g. Co. Bar at j15 p m MI.
,ieo q. 70 Barber Co. win mdse Bar at
MaSacalbo. Curacao Jun, . and Mayaguez Il. 10
Br~ Dallett & Co. with mails and mdss. quar-
'-' Tyicr' Newport New, and Norfolk 70 To od
Dominion ss Co. with n'dse. Quarantine sos m
SAILED.
Kcngs,os fSor) thristiania Geronimo span.
C.tte. san saba Porto Rico. Chevio, Range fBrl,
Liverpool Minneapolis. Perth Amboy: TiVives, san
tiago de Cuba. Kafue IBID. Hong Kong: Oceano
tPrl. Bre.t: Gulfare DAM. Cabarien. Rimiare
DAM Port -au- Prince. Levisa. Preston; Headey
fBrl London Sophia Couppa Greek Naples.
Canni,aro fBrl. Hun. Keniucdan. Monteyifeo
Gamma Dutch Rotterdam: II Mar. Galveston
Yorkmoor OBJ, yledlvostok. Escalona tBrl. Man
chester. Cubsdist Matsnzas: Rayo. Sabine Prin-
cipe III Udine (Ita). Genoa.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-17
GUN UP ASLEEVE,
CKSTRICKSTER
Policeman, Disguised as
Farmer, Decoys Slick
Stranger-FightS Six.

Sergeant Patrick Gum, OF the 23d
Precinct, donned civilian clothes yes
terday afternoon and stood IN the
drizzle at Second Street and the Bow
cry. His trousers were baggy at the
knees. his coat didn't fit and he wore
shiny old derby. A slim, dark-faced
young man drew up alongside, passed
remark about the weather and entered
into more intimate conversation.
"My names Klein" cheerfully ex-
planned the newcomer.
"Yep." said the sergeant.
you're a farmer, amt your
"Yep."
"Say, old man, I got something here
that'll interest you" furtively whis-
pered Mr.. Klein. He dug his hand INTO
his trousers pocket. Then he nodded
the empty doorway Of Second Street.
Lets 90 in there. mister" caJoled
the young man. 81 just swlped a
watch and chain and a locket with
seven diamonds in it. It's all worth
$780, but you can have it for $50"
Mr.. Klein led the way. Sergeant
Gum followed. His companion re-
moved the trinkets from coat pocket.
Suddenly he turned on Sergeant Gum.
you amt a bull, are you" lie
queried.
Nope" replied the sergeant.
Mr. Klein seized the sergeant's coat
lspels and looked for a shield. He
found none. lie felt in all his pockets
for a gun. He found none.
"All right" he said 81 guess you're
straight. Here's the stuff"
You're under arrest!" shouted the
sergeant. lie grabbed Klein around
the neck and that person bit him in
the arm. chewed his ear and kicked
him in the stomach. burt the police
man held on. Even when five Of
Klein's companions rushed in he still
chung to Klein. Then Sergeant Gum
blew his police whistle.
Later on Patrolman Alfred Witten
berg told the story in the presence
of Sergeant Gum.
"Then ! came along. I said to my
self. AL, here's where you shine |
grabbed four of those lads and pitched
'em into the street. The sergeant
here managed the other two, but we
placed Klein under arrest Geei That
fellow has a record a yard long. and
he didn't catch on to the sergeant
being a bull You do look like a farmer
in them buds you got on, sergeant.
Say, sergeant, where did you have your
shield ,"
an my hand"
"And your gun ,"
"Up my sleeve"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-17
AT 81 HE TROUNCES
2 WHO SHEER AT 7. X.
Uncle John Breaks Wrist, but He
Doesn't Care.

Freeport, L. l., June 16.-"Uncle'
John A. Smith is 81 years old. and hopes
20 vote for Theodore Roosevelt at least
half dozen times more before he dies.
SO strongly has he the courage of his
convictions that he is nursing broken
wrist to-day, sustained when he as
saulted two Of his neighbors who don't
admire the Colonel quite so intensely
81 was just sitting in my armchair,
minding my own business, when two OF
my neighbors came over and began
discussing politics. "Uncle" John said
to-day. I'm a mild tempered man, but
when | say Theodore Roosevelt is the
best President this country ever had,
mean TO back up my statement.
my neighbors didn't think so. l
have no room in my house for such
men, so ordered them to leave imme-
diately. My cane was lying near, and
guess | must have used 1T pretty
freely. They got me down, the brutes'
and / broke my wrist as | fell.
"But Roosevelt is worth a couple OF
broken wrists. I'd have done the same
thing for Henry Clay. and I'll do 1t
again If any man slurs Theodore Roose-
Welt in my house"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-17
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS.


Ro,,.rdan June l3-Nieuu Amsterdam tDutnh)'
New York via Falmouth and kirkwaA.
Kirkwall June l5-Selens Dutch. New YORK ,or
Gibrsltsr. June l5-Fredercs Luckenbseh. Ne"
York for Malta
Hull Jnns is-Teviotdals OBJ. New York.
Marseilles. June N-Yills dc Tamataye IT'D Ne"
York A..
san Giovanni 0taD. New York -
Bordeaux Juns i5-Chicago tFrl, New York; ION
Yirginie (Fr), New York
Muroran. June l5-Charton Hall, New York ana
Norfolk via Colon etc. for Yladivostok
London June l6-Manhattan lBrl. New YORK
Cnstobal June llama (N0rl. New York and
Norfolk for San Francisco.
Melbourne. June l5-Westmea,h fBr). New York.
SAILED.
oran. June ls-Chakydon tGreek) iron ssvonsl.
New York. Breiz lei err from Aafseilesl' Ne"
York . -.
Amsterdam. Juno ls-Rot,erdam Dutch Tank. Ne"
York. .,
New York
Seville June ii-Barendrecht Dutch. New York.
Kirkwal. June l6-Farmsum DUTCH IRON ho'ter-
dam. New York
PASSED.
Gibraltar. Juns i2-reikoku Maru (Jsp). hareiI~
for New York
Gibraltar, June le-Adons Dutch. New York for
Barcelona.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-17
From The Tribune Buresul
Washington. Juns 10.

ARMY
csPs KENzIE W. WALKER and ALBERT z.
ssAXT9N. Cay q NJ. &c ABRAHAM q. LOTT.
stan. HENRY r. CLARK. Coast An FRANK 5.
COCHEU aud DENNIS 4 NOLAN Inf. Gen.
s,sr FiF; Li,ys yhANK THQRP Jr I'd f FED
q b. isI das5Its Il BowELt H IiS iH s.ad
Lieuis. JOHN A BAIRD. Coat Art. and FRANZ
A. DON1Ar. First Il Ord. Dept 70 Washing
CO.. o. c II RIcHAhSP 5S"i Sled Corps. from
Med supply Depot y Y. G
Var College June 10. Ma. WILLIE Vii stand
S''.4 i2I g9y " AFP P}P VA T iss,s !s.. ~
10 active duty and detailed az acting y N. TO
CAPT rs 8 s'','ii : 8;SI ra Ar
report to commanding general Philippine Dept,
for assignment 10 duty.
cagt AUGUST R WAKEFIELD RIFF; n c. st ~.
temporary duty his assistant
Capt CHARLES De F. CHANDLER sig. Corps.
report By letter 20 examining board at Washing
Ton for examination by correspondence to deter
Capt FRANKLIN P JACKSON. 9th Inf. de-
c sea RYnbEN oLiS. Nc Ssii.,cd from rom
detail n that corps. % take eject June Is.
CAp. JOHN A LOCKWOOD lretiredl. from Ton
nessec Mi Inst. asst ned TO active duty. detailed
a acting o NJ. and viii pooced 70 Columbus
Barracks as Q NJ and charge construction WORK.
nice Capt. HII4DEN OIIN. y NJ c.
NAVY.
Cart T p MAGRUDER, detached Naval War Col
lego: 10 Nav DepN DIV. OF Naval Militia Az
fsirl.
Capt A s HAISTEAD detached command Utah
70 Naval War College July J.
Capt. 7. s. RODGERS. detached NavL WAY Col
lese. June 10. TO commander Div. :. batueshp
force Atlantic feet
Com NJ Z TRENCH. detached command Denver ;
70 command Colorado.
lieut. Com D. +. TIIELSEN, TO HsUlAnd.
Lieut. Com. r.. d. WHITE. detached Wyoming; 70
NAva Hosp, y Y.
Lieut. r A. DAVIS. d-+sehed char. nsvy recruit
Ing station. Worcester. 10 NAVAL War College
Lieut. V V WOODWARD. detached nav yard,
Norfolk 20 connection ntting out Arizona and
duty % board when commissioned
Lieut. J. Nj SSfKAlLIE. detached Lousisns; 70
Lieut. u G. H. A ELLIS. detached Gcorrs. to
Lieut. IL G. r T YOUNG. detached Naval
Aeron auto station. Pensacola 70 work, Curtis
Aerupane Co. Buffalo.
Lieut. u. c. CONRAD RIDGLEY. detached San
Francisco. 70 Dubuque
Lieut. a. c. II. V. IABOMBARD. detached Kan
Lieut. a. G} J. R PETERSON detached Terry
20 Nicholson.
Lieut. ~ c. F T BERRY. detached Naval Ac.d-
cmy. 10 nav yard. Philadelphia
Lieut. IL. c. :. :. BROWN. detached Naval
Academy; % assir ant 10 inkpector 81 snStnesTins
EAL~nA. PitiASaAsA-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-17
Mrs. Kaufman, Who Tried
70 Kill Herself, Leaves
Hospital to Testify.
HER DEAD HUSBAND"
TURNS UP IN COURT
Wife Says Present Spouse Paid
for Reno Decree He Now
Insists Is Illegal.

Mrs. Angela Kaufman, who sought to
end her matrimonial troubles week
ago by shooting herself left the knick-
erbocker Hospital yesterday against
the advice Of physicians and attended
the trial of the suit for annulment
which Joseph Kaufman brought against
her. Kaufman, president Of razor
company. sued on the ground that his
wife was still married TO Jack Buckley
when she married him.
Mrs. Kaufman was pale and showed
the effects Of her suffering. Leo r.
Brilles, her attorney, told the court his
client tried TO take her life when she
heard rumor that the snnulment suit
had been decided against her. The re-
port was premature, as the case had
not yet been tried.
Says Husband Paid for Decree.
Rather than live and be known as
the former wife of Kaufman" said the
lawyer, "she tried to take her life. In
death. at any rate, she felt she would
be known as Mrs Joseph Kaufman"
Mrs. Kaufman divorced Buckley in
Reno, but Kaufman said the decree was
not valid in this state. 81 obtained the
divorce in Reno" Mrs. Kaufman testi-
fed, simply as a matter of precaution.
| believed Jack Buckley was dead. Mr..
Kaufman advised me TO get the decree
20 be sure Of my status. Mr. Kaufman
paid the expenses Of the divorce suit
and hired detectives TO find trace of Mr..
Law
nothing Of Mr.. Buckley. His sister told
me she had not seen him. and what else
could ! do but believe him dead?'
Dead Husband" in Court.
Her marriage 10 Buckley. Mrs. Kaut-
man said, was the outgrowth of love
affair that began in childhood. Their
married life was not happy. They sep
arated in 1905 and Buckley disappeared.
The wife advertised in newspapers
throughout the country, but obtained
TO trace Of her husband. Convinced
that he was dead, she accepted the pro-
posal Of marriage made by Kaufman,
first going TO Reno TO get divorce
from Buckley. Not until her first spat
with her second husband did Mrs.
Kaufman learn that Buckley was still
alive. Kaufman then threatened to sue
for an annulment.
Buckley. the supposed dead husband,
was in court yesterday 10 testify
against his wife. He said he had by
chance met Kaufman in this city.
Kaufman said he had believed the
Reno divorce legal and denied that he
had employed detectives to find Buck
ley He met Buckley two days ago.
Justice Shearn reserved decision.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-17

Indraghir1 OBJ. Hong Kong Marrh 81 SINGAPORE
April :. Cochin TO- Caiicut 10. Aieppy ~ Durham
NAV H. Cape Town IS and - Lucia June 5. via
Boston IT, to tho Booth s. Co. with mdse. Bar at
80 M. 18th. n
Wellington. Santiago June 8. n HaSler BIOS
With COPPER ore Bar al II 2 m. 18Th.
Borinquen Ponce June l. Manusbo 4. Niequs >.
Ars~iho g. Palmas Atlas and San Juan :, 70 mo
Bull Tnsular Line with mdse. Bar at a m.
Djember Dutch Rotterdam juno !. VIA Kirk
wall 4 10 Punch Edye & Co Bar al m. l5th
Rysvyk Dutch Rotterdam May q and XIX
wall June o 10 Funch Edge * Co. Bar al 10 p m.
18th ~,
Kursk (Ru,s). Kola Bsy Iuns g. To the Russian
Volunteer Fleet Bar AZ 30 m.
Canine. London juno I. 70 Barber a 90. With
chalk BAR at 10 80 m. 18th.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-17
THE WEATHER REPORT
Records of Last Twenty-fOur Hours
and Official Forecasts

Washington. June l6-The pressure continues
high ~ the New England coast and an extensive
o. low barometer has It's centre the region
NJ the Great Lakes Low pressure continues west
u 1he Rocky Mountains
There have been showers and thurderstnrns In
tho last twenty four hours over tho Mississippi Val
les and all districts east thereof Over che plains
states. tho Rocky Mountains and western plateau
tinued.
Temperatures remain considerably below the sea
sona average in the Mississippi and Ohio valleys.
the region of The Great Lakes and tho north At
lNuc states. Warm weather continued west Of the
Rocky Mountains
The Indications are that the weather will be IN
seJled. with probably showers Saturday and Sun
day in the middle Atlantic and New England states.
the upper Ohio Valley and lower lake region. In
the south Atlantic states and the upper lake region
showers SATURDAY Will be followed hy generally fair
weather on sunday while in tho l0Her OHIO VALLEY.
Tennessee and the Gulf states the weather will
be generally fair Saturday and Sunday.
No important temperature changes are indicated
FOR the eastern half OF the country for The next
forty git hours
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-17
Concert for Immigrants

Immigrants detained at Ellis Island
will be entertained tomorrow after
noon win a concert by the Hunter
college Orchestra and Glee Club. The
physical culture class Of the college
VIII present some classical dances to
help fiji out the programme.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-17
TRANSPACIFIC MAILS.

japan Corea. China and Philippine Islands
Via seattel tclose at 8 30 m)-ChcAgo 90
Hawaii Samosn Islands. Australia Except
Most) and specially addressed n All Tor
New Zealand via San francisco (cloSe al =.
IL 30 p ml-Nentura ........-:. 49,. -Juno 20
Hawaii. FIJI Islands. New Zealand and Aus
tralia ,Icept West via Vancouver % a..
(closs A. 30 2 m)-Siasart. -. 'Juhe oo
Guam and Philippine Islands III. san Fran
ciscol lclose al II 30 NIL 5 Trans ..
................s.s..s.Ju ns oS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-17
FIRE RECORD.

2iO-io7 ID az: Sam Kostosmie. slight
6.O5-3l3 W l3ith T. James Fay. trifiing.
74O-lliS Boston Road John kocng trhing.
9.3O-i2s Ludlow ST.. Annie Schweitzer. trnins.
PM
5.iO-2i2 T. l36fh S. Fantini & Co. unknown.
5.25-s5th s. and 9Th ay., auto. Adams Express
1880 Broad9ay. Novelty Showcase Co; IN
known
7.ss-55 Henry 81 Morris Morgenstein; t1fns.
s.2O-l2is Washington ag The Bronx. Adolph
Goldberg. trfing 49,
II .05-32s e i4th st. BENJAMIN Graves 500.
II I5-5lI r 73d st.. Union Bank; unknown.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-17
ARMY AND NAVY ORDERS;
MOVEMENTS OF WARSHIPS

Lieu, a. O. ? L CARROLL. detached Coiurnbs
Univsrslvs New York to works Of General Elee-
Lieut. ~ c. l. l. LTNDLEY detached Naval
Lieut. o. G. +. T. LEIGHTON. detached Column
bla University. 10 temporary duty Westinghouse
Lieut. u. G. wADLEIGH cAPEHART detached
naval acronsutic station. Pensacola. 70 once a.
Inspector Of Eng Material. Boston June 20
Enssn Y. W. T. CHlLDS. detached Celtic; to
Enslsn q. W GROVE ds.ched Connecticut: to
Ensign ] IL sPRAGUE. DETACHED Rhod. Island; to
E2,isP o. F. SEn.Er. detached Georgia; to
Ensign J, 8 FARNswoRrH. detached Michigan: .
TO naval hospital. Philadelphia
Ensign J II. CAMP-MAP. detached Rhode Island:
Ensign c K MARTIN. de.ehsd Raleigh To Mon
Ensign R R ADAMS. detached Michigan; to naval
hospital Philadelphia.
Mids II. b. BROADFOOT. 70 New York
surs 7. l.. BENTON detached naval station. Key
Vest 20 duty With e1Ieditionary forces sAnto
P A, surg W. J. zALEsKY. to navy recruiting
Asst surg V. Il. CARSON. detached navy recruit
INK station. New YORK. to duty With eHpcfitionsry
Act Asst. Dent surg VI z HARRISON. detached
BROOKLYN 70 home and VA, orJS J,,,.
Ae, A,s . Dsnt ss5s !, l. BROWN to naval
Act Asst bent SURG W. l. DARNALI- detached
na,a' training station. San Francisco. to AsiAtic
P A Pawn II r SNYDER detached navy yard.
Ngs York 10 Maine
Act Chap. A J. HAYES detached Rhode Island .
70 New Hampshire
Ma, Con. W b ,FoGARTY. detached n.y yard
Mar. Island July 20 TO works Craig shipbuild-
ins Co. Long Beach. Cal
Nav Con. J. L. ACKERsoN, detached Bureau o,
Construction and RepsiJ, Nav Department July
IS. 10 navy yard Mare Island
On. CArp. J. J. REDINGTON. detached Bath Iron
Works Bath Ne. July 70 connection 1ttins out
Arizona and duty on board when commissioned.
Carp. ". n HEWITT. 10 Bath Iron WORKS. Bath.
Ne. July 5.
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COLLECTED BY HARRIET NEWTON. SLEEPS
HEAD BAY.

Florence Larson 80 cents EACH. Harriet
Newton. Wallace Newton. Ms Wallace
Newton (2s cents eachl. Mildred Luckman
10 contsl. Marjorie semple. James French.
sir and Mrs Larson. sadie Rowan Jane"
Rowan. Mildred Parker Catherine a,, Hunt
Marion Hall Esther Rsndof. Georse MAT
thcws. Dorothy Byan. Mr. Cochran. Gladys
NJ. sanford Josephine II Bethon: Elzs-
beth King spencer Hughes. Daniel Blair.
MAJ nton R6 sls,s' cres HGy Nae Name Mssmsan e.
thur wadeck. s vidal. J. K. Jones MAJ
gnct Cannell. Alice Rosennant. Grace
Rosenkrsnz Edward Roeenkrsnr. Anna
Ruggeri Irene DAWN. Helen Berries. Lillian
Stoll berg Elizabeth Hesey. Olga Ensel
SADIE siman CrSilns B Gs1sSt.,. N pnSs
Emily Jacobs Berence Tyler. Antoine'ts
Gsnserni. Anna Godfarb; Lena Rose George
F Fier.ac. Rubin sarah Guihor. AIMS
Eiscnbers. Rose Giuin. louis Altman.
rronk San Roinick. Robert Holmes 40
cents EACH and Edith For Is cents) ...... $3.50
THROUGH "r1TE NEw HAVEN REGIS
TER NEW HAVEN --..---.--~.-.- 17.of
THROUGH TIRE PoUGHKEEPsIE
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Grand total 1895. OIL
NUMBER OF CONTRIBUTORS
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Total contribution ..................... 1872 1879
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-17
SAILED

June l5-Bsnhsm Rc~kport To- Portsmouth and
Portland. Cummings. Bar Harbor for Ne~porf
DelaVAre Rcspori FOR Boston. flaming and
Psulding. Bar H4rbor Tor hocAant Fusser. san
Juan Tor la Romans jenkins. Korhsnd for Bar
awhs Newport FOR Norfolk. Mccall. Boston foi
Portland NtcDousAl. Passport FOR RockiSnd Ses
York. Bcckpo1 FOR Newport. Vulcan. Phnsdel-
phia for Hampton Roads.
Juas le-klnsaA Ss~port ta Block lAlAnd Bound
akuxlx Gala fos Guam
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-17
MOVEMENTS

yune lS-Bsirncre. Ontario Pstspsco, Psturent
Dubuque aud SonofaA a. Gloucester. BerhATn. al
Porismcuth and Portland Delaware. Mccall and
W.T. slow. A. Boston Ericsson and Kansas. al
Newport flaming MseDougal and Psuldins al
Rocklsnd Hull AZ san Diego Jenkins a. Bal
HsrbOr. Tucker. A. Sag HAbor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-17
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

UNITED states Coast and oeodsuo su'V'
sunr,.. . I,2s Moon rises tp m. J.. e1s
Sunset..,......,.. 100 Moon sets IA MI. wv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-17
Local ond.l Rccord.-Tn. following o,nci.i rcoctd

Highest temperature Yesterday. "a degrees lat $40
m lowest 81 at IS a N average. "a
average for corresponding date last year. IS average
Tor corresponding date lsst thirty three yoarS 90.
Barometer Resdlnes-
4 q B.--.7ss7 / p 80 sp, m....2es7
Humidity.
q m......s1 ! p m......ee So m-.....6S
Local Fsrec.st--Shc~ers today and probably to-
ro-ow, fresh southeast winds
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-17
Man Who Fought in Civil
War Gives $l-Eager to
Defend u. S. Again.
2 NEWSPAPERS SEND
$346.64 TO FUND
Total Contributions Now Re-
ceived from 1872, 1879 Persons,
Old and Young, $22,S96.

Birthday gifts and dimes from vete-
rams or descendants Of soldiers in the
United States armies have been sent
to the Battleship Fund before, but
there has never been such a combins-
tion as that which came yesterday.
Just take a peep into the envelope that
brought these ten dimes;
"My dear Marjorie:
81 am sending you 81 for tho
bsttleship fund. My great-grand-
father. who was born in Germany,
eighty-six years ago, and is now
living in st. Marks Avenue, Brook
Ign, sent me this money on my
twelfth birthday. He wants me to
send il TO you for all his six
grandsons. He is a veteran OF the
Civil War, and says he would like
TO fight again for the U. S. A. if
there should be need.
yours truly,
"p + W.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-17
Forecast Tor Special LooalItieA-Eastern New

Forecast for Special LooslItet.-Esstern New
YORK Eastern Pennsylyania New Jersey Delaware.
Maryland tho District o. ColumhiG and Virginia
showers to-day and probably TO moTow.
Northern and Southern New England. showers to-
day and probably 20 morrow. rising temperature.
North and South Carolina Georgia and Florida.
local thunder showers too day probably fair to-
morrow.
Alabam. and Mississippi probably fair to-day and
70 morrow
Louisiana Oklthoma and Eastern and Western
Te1as. fair to-day and 70 morrow
Local ofncis Record. The following o'1cfsl record
from the Weather Bureau shows The changes IN the
temper for The sst twenty -four hours. IN COM
narIsnn nlfh the corresnondinR dale Of List yea.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-17
IsCEILANEOUA

COLvILLE INDIAN RESERVATION.
WASHINGTON. OPEN FOR SETTLE
MENT. Drawing July Nth About 400. 900
Acres. Fruit, Farm. Dairy and Grazing
Lands. Complete Sectional Map. Descrlp-
ton and Information. postpaid. 800 Sol
diers, Sailors COR their Widows) OF the
Civil or Spanish Wars may register by
Agent We Will forward blank forms %
them II desired. stating service. SMITH
& McCREA. Eagle Bldg. Spokane. wash.