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RESULTS AT AUCTION.
Public Offerings Yesterday In Man
TAT ~ NESEY STREET
RN Ips.uN f. Ia,

BY Joseph f. rly.
"a. I ~ TN Farmer Loan \ Tru.' 90.
suh-trus;'c, sgt lu!!s Rarhrach and arc.
.Nrs, ct a., due. 81 snI - taxes &c,
$3.50 10, 20 the plaintiff .......,.. 5000
By Daniel G~reenwaId.
i?5TH ST ~ ". u = - . Rvay OK
9a11. > sty Fat with -trs-B Broadway
savings Institution agt oak Const ca ct al;
due, s2d,Gsa.d'. taxes, a.. $40. 70 the
TAT 32os THIRD AvENuE.l
Ry Joseph r Day,
RosroS ROAD v aast : Isn'r:o1 r.
Title Guarantee \ Trust 60 sgt
Djtrhett Realty Corrn - al. due, s26,-
5"l.37; taxes, s., s753 -; to the plain:
's7syIoo. ( sty fa.-H ! Kcichnrr. ,rus.
tee. agt 4 7 Koelbl- ct a.: duo, SGT
752Aa; taxes, &c, so4o.27; to the plain
By Henry Brady.
ST LAWRENCE Az 1910 . = - n il'a-
son av, .5r1O0-E X Johnston Igt Jacob
Cohen ct AL; due, f+ssi ~ tase.. &c.
s4GI 0o; to the plaintiff ,.......- 5000
nv Daniel Greenwald.
CALDWELL Az. so7. " n, T2g i5sth st.
Wolf Burland ct Al: due. s3.s0 ~: taxes.
q, 81 $50 10 prior mtg, 81. zoo.
Adjourned to June 20
CAULDwELI. Az. sii. ~ :, llo.1" II 15sth
81. 81 sxIOO. 4 sly tat--Same agt same:
due. 81. SIS 10; taxes. g.. s1,l254I; prior
mtg, So. 300. ....... Adjourned to June 20
lat THE BROOKLYN REAL ESTATE
EXCHANGE
by Y. shutter.
soTH ST. #. s., 100 W I7th av, ISL 1Nloo-
y A de Mund asst Il ! Downing CT a.:
to the plaintiff 80" ....'.'. '''.'' 'o'"oo
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ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.
Manhattan.

MORTON ST. ~t5-Ma,ilda L%antsman 10
- esiinn Nloisl, " w 81 st. Httys. Gett
nc. & \, s9g Bway ............S
lo.rH ST, aga E-Anerican Mig co to
Margt ~ La Tourette. d0l W l3sth st
ally, T.& r Co. $50 Bway ... 5000
i',tn - 3Vl W. n w,,cnr Amsterdam av.
,""Nlou -Leona Holding Corpn TO Jacob
h"-enthaI. 100 Sth aN. atty. Julius n
",-.,r Il h"sy ........... 81
fiAht' a.. ~ -. ana Materst st-N-
Jos l. Myers y ano. ear Rpbt " Taller, to
Nutual Life ln- CO OF y ', SO Nassau
,.ra 49,: - - ~ bway ,.t.. $4,000
'''lh y ~ W Allen Townsend and
~" w "''"Fsu fSterrH' ~treenpnrt' v l.,
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LEASES.
Manhattan.

NASSAU ST. ~. g and b-Cnar.es "
n%iarn.s. MARY y I%eorard e., al. rus
" l2lst IT, . yrs from May ! address
i2S Rway .........,.,,. ..,..... 5000
srn Av - . and T., and or. shc'',
yr. from jan" -. attys, ""ndel, Elliott
AMsrEnpNM ~. at a'i h EIo VI
man ldi Amsterdam ~, 49-l: We,
from Ian .. 1919 ....... SLIGO
Anna ManIx to 'ico 'Eirheuwa,d, casa
Sh av. III? Hrs from NoN L. isi,
Az. = c%lni - Hway s. 900 \ 100
from oct l.. 1917. atty. SAM. 100. sl5oo
ISL ~. 40. , Il aud part c-.M Himmor.
nam Co, siS i ii"gq','ns st, TO- li.h'grn
J., 1915 t" Fch 20. 1890, address 80
SANE rH%MrGgrG, r s,;'sn'I ,r. ,C,,, w. r.
80 :, Anus ay. Brony, Jaw 81
an Barnett low 10 Louis Lieblcr, l3s
IS,G; atty Mas Franz, go nv"",y $500
iSr AN. 40 ~, all same 10 SANE. 2 :-l2
yrs from Mar l. >'l"' atty MaN Frank:
isr Az, IL, 50, ali same to same, s''2,'s
Xxx fro~ MW :rl'is; ai'y, same, i'lS%G
h Bernard and Eva Rosenstock TO Leo
pold Oppenheimer. bos W lloth At, . re
Yrs from oct /. 1918. atty, Jos ! Baker.
i6ru ST. so ", all--Ino y Ludin 10
lanes Kelly, G?9 W lsth St, s yrs from
May !, lHl5; atty, Kelly Express co,
iia W sist 81. excess taxes, Sc, over
S.09,It ..,..,......,,.,.,.,,...fl, 900
waidstreich.r"' 81 AvT,'syr' from Nav
address. 81 Az ...,...,,..... 1900
corRrLANpr Av' " ass' store. sc-Anna
Kaiser 10 Frank Boccheri. Tns Court
lnndt av, : yrs from July /, 1915, atty,
Srharfcr 4 Son, Ts9 Cour,landt av .s93s
ftD A Nh nnIFI rNARn ANn rNAsf'rvv Dgt-
&c Fordham "a, - Noor-Hy paubert
~ Fordham club. Q corp AZ Fordham
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SMALL CONCERNS TAKE SPACE.
""mnnd for Business Property
rails ON as season Advances.

ne Brott & Goode Company has
seq spa'" IN the Keen Building. 7 to
) Was' F~orty-ttth street, to ~. Rclter
y cons, Robert y. Woodward. the Elm
pN4me Company and Eadie. Freund &
anpbell also In ~ West Forty-hfth
r'N' ~ Norris Naidof. and the store
Hacs
rrssN 4 Ell'man Rave leased with A.
hs'tin" Go, the fourth loft ~ 81 and
'"'' ThIrt'-s~ronh street 10 Martin
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BUYS BAY SHORE REALTY.

". A. Schwab has sold the Bay Shore
waterfront property Oh Bay Shore ave-
t.e owned by Il, r. Moscro!e 10 y.
faIssis Of Manhattan. This property Is
Considered n OF the finest waterfront
n Bay Shore. being $50 feet deep. with
4nouetructed view OF the Great South
Bay.
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REAL ESTATE tOR sAIf.
NEW ~H.AMPsHiRE.

@ sALE-A roolny Two story and
fI.nGh s,sts roSt a">i'nf In 'hs ,esi5en'is,
mites from Bcs'or hard wood hnish
throughou'. Ample lawn and garden. Grand
place for country residence or permanent
home 'iood air, city conveniences, No
agent ANDREW Y TUCK, Nashus, ". II.
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land. probably fair to-day and Tomorrow;
light variable winds. -
For New Jersey and Eastern Pennsyl
vania, fair to-day aud probably to-,nor'
row, not much change In temperature
light variable winds.
For western New York. fair to day ana
Tomorrow, not much change In tcmpcra-
tur.; light vsriablo Winds.
SEW YORK. June t.-High pressure
prevailed yesterday IN almost all soctions,
exec pting only moderate Impressions IN
tho Southwest. on tho nor.
der, In the upper Mississippi valley ana
ON the New Englund coast.
There was - storm apparent snd only
showers and local rains occurred at points
IN tho South Atlantic States. In the our
states and n%orthward IN tn. plains Satcs
to the upper Mississippi Valley. .
" was cooler In LhN south Atlantic
states, but generally WI mer elsewhere and
especially In the central valleys.
\ larE" area OF high pressure EXTENDED
N irregular formation from tho rorth
iscinc Southesstvsrd into the Atlsntic
Statcs.
In this city the day was fair and
warmer, wind. fresh northwest: average
hutnidtty. % per cent, barometer. cor
,cctcd to read to sca lcN"l, at ) ~ NJ
ga. On. = L. VI, gaoi.
Tho temperature in this city yesterday,
a. recorded by tho official thermometer. IL
shown I'm tho annexed table.
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THE CHICAGO MARKET.

CHICAGO. June i3.-The reactionary move.
mcnt In Stewart Warner was quite pronounced
to-day. due to forced liquidation. Renewed
caused a fair upturn in Lindsay Light
showed a further gain Of n point
Illinois Brick was In demand, while small
fractional changes were noted in the balance
the list Bonds were firm and active,
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THE WEATHER FORECAST FOR
TO-DAY AND TOMORROW
Steamship Arrivals and Observation-Disclosures
Foreign Mails-The Fire Record.
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.


United States Coast and Geodetic Survey
STANDARD Time.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.
sun r,scp. ! s5 sun sets. ~ Moon sets Al Al
HIGH WATER THIS DAv.
sAndyHt. .5:S5 aov.,s.. SIS Hell Gate. So 81
Low WATER THIS DAY.
sandyrlk. ~ o3' Gov. Isl. Ia 90 uci Gate. go
Arrived TUESDAY, June IL.
AL Tourai"'' siD r NJ. bordesu,.
s Fynd:m' i.nA. NJ FHmcy's June g.
s. Csliiorns, sos A N Liverpool. June .
S E.saiosns, ! % a i, sellsrSa% M. NJ, !, |"
- Astoria. a. VI Cardiff. May 20.
IS VILE do Paris. 10 20 4 NJ, Barcelona.
s, cha,sie Naer.h. 1910 \ ". Alner-.
- Verdi. II. % p NJ. Iiv.rpoo, FUN.
- clinchdcld, ic:s T. " Monday. Bsne,.
S standard, 9 4 NJ. ruSpan. June 4.
June
), santa Clara r, y. C,srdsnas Junss
s. Justin. IN & n. R,rs g.fssol 1, Ssne
s. Medina. Gal,esion. June
IS oomancllc. Jacksonville. June 10.
- 'liLbni tTltlt Jt'kspllNlilps June ~
IS CIV o. = Louis. savannah, Jun. ~
IS Santiago. Brunswick june 10
SIS Hamilton, Norfolk. June l..
IS Tunisie. Boston. juno -
ARRIVED FROM NEW YORK.
So Frederic VIII 4, Copenhagen
So Minnehaha. 4, London
IS Chicago, ~ Bordeaux
SAILED ron ~ YoRH
s. Andanis, from Liverpool.
ss Esperan1a. f-cm N.-s Cruz.
- Tcnadores, from Hocas del Torc
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ARLINGTON. June ~'s--rhcs. army
orders were issued to-day.
Major \ +. WaiI-on. Engineer Corps.
20 walter Reed General Hospital. District
- columbia, fo~ treatment.
First Lieut.. -. & Bearh. VI. 4 G., to &C
tive duty and to Fort Monroe. Virginia.
capt =. {. McArthur from Tcnth tn
sixteenth Infantry.
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pRok ER AGE OFFICE CHANGES.

Matter " Barry. who for many years
was associated with the office OF George II
Read. also with the office OF Whitehoust
Il Porter, has become associated with
tho office ~ Joseph \. Day.
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RENTS RYE ESTATE.

Herbert A. Sherman has leased for
Mrs. NJ :. Wainwright for n term Of
years To Albert Tilt the country estate
~ Milton Point. Rye. n. y. directly
on the water, consisting of about -four
acres. n large modern house. garage and
gardens.
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FIRE RECORD.

s Damage
. s"-loH - av.: Mo--'- y-nmcr. Unknown
l. ".
t'1o-iTs clinton - wr' etitcr rriN,rg
.7o--fo1 l. ilti 80 Louis Paul 80. 400
l.3o-ili Y. iAfh So St.invHy
kltno 90 Sigh,
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BROOKLYN THEATRE LEASED.

Morris Rose has leased for the Aren-
kay Amusement Company TO tho strand
Corporation. Robert j. Rooster. .tr, presi-
dent. the Strand Theatre ut 1903 East
ern Parkway. corner Of Lincoln place,
Brooklyn. for n long term Of years.
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I'd and Norris ay. 6 yrs from May I.
lel6 tb yr renewal) atty. Chas schroder,
Morris ay,.,' /; sa,ouV
sen TO Abr Abramson. 1887 Washington
av. I yr from June ~, 1915. atty, Abr
Abramson. 1887 Washington av....fbi0
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BUSINESS TROUBLES.

ruptcy has been MED %ssatns, simon 81
h~rmIn wholcsa,e liguor dealer. 10
TO Marcus lie ',nui ON Monday. iiah,I
ties $50. 600. asses 100000. lie h,d been
IN business twenty years
ruptcy has been Med aga,n. Emanuel
knauer. trading a. the Hon rou cloak
md sui, House - Asenus n. b. soY
mad. an Assignment on Monday to-
Archlhaid rnlmer Liabilities 5000,
Bankruptcy Schedules.
MILLER & FISHER trading as the Wash
Nicholas avenue, 9ii i'rospec, a,oul.
and @Sfs Second avenue. MED .chelu'c~.
showing liabilities '::.ss7 and ascot,
rNtoN lat coMr>NY. ,a' Wooster
str'",.. Ned s"hodules showing liabu.
BARRlS-LEWlS COMrASN. use. man
ufacturer Of dresses. 30 wes, Thirty
second street Mod schedules shoVln.
Liabilities $500 and assets t..oo inc
Louis HrFI>GHr. dealer in clothing
80 stanton street nled schedules show
tn stock and fixtures
Receiver Appointed.
i. \ Stevenson & co. Inc. wanuTarrtr,r
Hoffman hus been appointed r..,iI,r f,r
J. a, st.1.nS%n ( Co. n, m"nqfsc'arer-
hv Judge Gieserlch ~ the Suprom.
court n proceedings for n ltssd'urInu
~ the corporat,9n brought 10y James 4.
Ijah'l,lcs. s?s,7oa; assets. $40. t8q
Assignments.
FRANK WoLI.ANp. retail dealer in
,loaks and suits 81 Avenue II, made an
Hl,GH M'ATAMNEY, advertising and pub
,1'ily agent, :a3 broadway, trading a.
hish M'Atamney made an assignment
fh AEF
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u

with name and address NJ lender and
lenders attorney.
Fact Side.
east ~ Fifth AZ, between Fourteenth
and 10th sts>
33D IT. -sis -, So. ian e 81 av, loxsss-
Anna Petersen ct al 10 r q h r Co. 1fs
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LIS PENDE>s.
Manhattan.

10Th ST. n = a:5 " tth sv. -5A,-..Far,
Pinkney ct al 'forccloslr" Of mtge);
a,,ys. Gsller. Rolston & Koran.
7lSr,sT. a:? En'hs" = Buckle =, q! as,,
NICE: atty. " " buckley.
irreg to B~roadway Iiavens, Relief Fund
socie,, agt zschnria Zacharias 81 al
,foreclosur" Of mtgr't attys. Jones.
Bleeckor & Tuckermau
LOT 81, blk 2:id' zee ..,Ity Of sst
LOT 80, biz ga: Sc, : ci'y % y y az,
ins ZEN, F's s,,, 90 I. Hardy ''"'''''''''
as blk .??2, sec ci'y Of y Y aet
Ada W Rasines ., al foreclosure Of tax
iosTH sT, n >, 2G " Sd av, 25Sloo,ll-.
Grace Arnold agt Lena Cohen 81 al
foreclosure OF m'geI, atty. + de =
ltTH ct. IS. & 2as W (. actions i
Ronains Brown sgt wm k'ss'er ct al
foreclosure OF 2 mtsesI. atty, Il W
i.,rH ST, 81 to 81 w V Life ms 90
agt Fannie N Porter =, a. foreclosure
NaohiccI,Msri. Minkin sgt Loyal Bldg
90, Inc. ct al foreclosure of mtss';
atty, l. Jacoves,
WEBSTER Az w 8. 1907 . is7th 81, bosx
lS%.s In'nn,1Hs hssl.y 30; Inc; ct 1t at;
JEFFERsoN ~, W :, i.S n samue, st.
axis Augustus Sr.nrk ct a. a. tpps.
closure Of mortgage, ntS, III ~ llol-
cRCOoToYA Az. :a,5--John Mclaughlin, a.
trustee. sgt R.spee Realty % ct nj fore
closure Of mortgage; atty, q J Gil
PROSPECT Az, n " cor l6sth st, 3I.Ax
100 Dollar Savings Bank OF the city
OF New York lgt Joseph v Oliver ct Al
foreclosure Of mortgage, sttys. Mac
kellar a. GerhraCht.
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Highest temperature. 75o at : =. NJ.
Lowest temperature. 5o'. At $50 A.. NJ.
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tWith name and address Of lender and
attorney. n attorneys name IL omitted
address party OF first part)
QDOwufoWu.
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THE WEATHER.

For Eastern New York and New Ens-
land. probably fair to-day and Tomorrow
limit variable winds.
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TRANSACTIONS RECORDED.
TRANSFERs,

attorney. II attorneys name is omitted
address party OF rrs, part
!Sog,h O. Fourteenth ST.. ..,x
18th 81. June ~. at,ys. Rounds. $
MXpiso;S ST, S5g, 5. !2ao.s a SCANNED
=, :%s,sxa4 ios2s burden neal,y
S SErn sS G srtna. mtg nsfs ,2s'oos. Az nfi liens Ds,
June .; atty. Kenneth q Newman, ISL
READE ST. liz. e west Rway. ?5xsi
I1.,no y Haaren e., al to Anna v. wife
$4,000. Feb S; attys, Appel & Taylor
LUDLOW ST, iiss, W., is5 n stanton st:
aSns1a-Mar 6 Bidder ana WI j
Pauline Goidhsher. 80. sherin i. all
liens. June IL; atty. = $ isaacs. III 60
HorsToN sT. 81 W /. ii = THOMPSON
81. ?5x7a 2--ciars spina to Donenica
s,pina; ssa Broomc At. mts $4,000. ~
isT Nv. -. n e "a ct. % II. is.ix.owoy
Mcrri. A and Ida Freedman and Michael
freedman. ISIS .5;h .y, ali liens, june
10; atty. Louis Rosenberg. ZIG Nassau
MERCER ST. 80 th st. sci,icIsidney
Newborg to West 9Th street Realty
G,orp' : Rector st: mtg $4,000. h ),
BRsoe9X'pwSAssa' ' n " c IN f'. st. i%ns,,scx iir.ss
Jos J Newbors ct al. errs David /.
Newborg, to West 9TH street Realty
Corp. 2 Rector Vt. mtg s?io. 900. June
Ia atty. = Nowborg. ? Rector ~. .fa.soo
sTH ST. 3l3 ", II ., 100 . I'd nv. 2jx97.
9Th At, ais L.. II =. I75 . I'd sv. 25sg7-
Herman Rosenbaum to Mary Henig, mtg
Fast Sade.
East Of FIFTH sv, between Fourteenth and
10Th SITS,
10Th ST. sc5-so7 q. n 5. 100 e "a Az, runs
u l3tf 2 bt.9 = liz to ST Y " so
to heg-IArmprs Loan A. IT co and anO
eNrs. &c. Jas rverard. to Jno Rirel. 40
Ocean ParkwHy Bklyn, mtg $40. 900. MAY
IS atty. r co, 1875 Pway ..... .s6i,e5o
sgd ST ~ f.. 8 . $50 Q Lexington av, ?os
lo0.5-Hy VI Hoyt. Orange. y j. to
Francis Rogers, lis L sad st. mtg ia.
200. June -. atty. TGCo. l7s Bway. 500
10TH ST l5a r.. u n. 1871 . Lexington sv.
ie~Sioo.s.-Herbert WILCOX to Adele
kneeland. lbt u fist 81. all Hens. June
-. atty. ]. 7 & I 60, $50 Bway. ......Si
loaD ST, :Se-ii en- 100 W "a av. soy
lOO.llx strip on 1894 ST. n =, 100 W I'd
Rv, olS xas. Emanuel FeldinAn to
Amelia y Nurge. 3O2 Grand av. Astoria.
L l. q e. June 10. atty. lily Wenit. %
'uFtha H o. o. o. a &. o. d. e. 4. q. d. d.
Maryland suffrage news., 1916-04-01
By ANNE A. HILL.

NM HEN Cora Harris wrote her humorous
Citizens its wonderful action its ludcrous situations
brilliant and aughab lawyers
entertained while they regarded of the imagination the
idea that votes for could be obtained each
Now bill before the Maryland Legislature nfrane the
Maryland suffrage news., 1916-04-01

grants the privilege (by Sec cond who
property within the city, the not less than $500 the right
to register and vote in all municipal elections
Section of the bill pecbes the identification of those
who entitled register provisions of the Act and desire to
avail themselves of the privilege.
Maryland suffrage news., 1916-04-01


male citizens to class of female citizens are taxed to SUPPORT t
Government and the election expenses other taxes incident 70
the privileges exercised only by men,
The males of voting age Annapolis are native white 1900
Foreign born mixed. .............,... 26.
Foreign born naturalized. .................. 112
Negro. S62
Native white Observation-Disclosures. 1900
lhat u.s. there 2I0 citizens of other than of
navebon white There 7S erates years age Of this
number o5 are nativebon Whites negroes and the foreign
mixed
Parsons in The City for the People, says The causes of
corruption ignorance parsanship ehhness apathy
This extension of the municipal franchise 800 more nte
Amercanbon to the electorate they offset
the four mentioned of internal for
eligent class nonparsan unselfsh and full of
Again from Parsons That establish direct legislation
proportional representation and suffrage
legislative fraud and OPPRESSION and due influence politics
the pure and progressive forces in the community
Whenh hassnizing Our Advertisers.
Maryland suffrage news., 1916-04-01
women.

of Somerset county, constitutional has spoken
the effect that he finds nothing pohbory the constitution This has
made Anne Arundel county wide awake the possibility
this county has already taken step forward giving its
right certain questions The of Annapolis have voted
twice bond issues for the municipal Improvement In
Arundel ebay Stunned Forest
for five who regulate all affairs of each
municipality No who will take the doubt
that the Government League of Anne Arundel County has done
good work and let the light the status of At its meetings
clear head and minds have spoken intelligent thoughtful
audiences of and subjects
from the States where who these States
Congress- have spoken fairly and have universally testified improved
conditions States where That that
of good proveb lie that
the world while truth getting its boots When have
found that need have better and political conditions
Mona Cocey her splendid appeal the of Maryand
women have left hundred and they have
measured up the chdren needs This author also says Womn
learning give frvoes and e sacrifice
leisure few of their panes and substitute their place the
ses of citizenship Certainly this of Anne Arundel
and the world will hear of them and the ballot.
In the hope of obtaining equal suffrage full with
Bill has been introduced the Senate by Anne Arundel couny
Senator, Frank A. Duval.
Bill provides for the repeal and of Chapter
of oo8 void part decision
Supreme Court June 1915.
The bill reenacd re-esabes the law regard registration
Mention the Marylan Stuff
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-02-03
A-MCSE.U THEATRE.

Tcday-"Discontent." The charm ing story of an old crouch from the soldiers home who can't be happy anywhere. Edward Brown is the peevish old man and Marie Waleamp IS featured as his niece.
 'fPrcduced by the Smalleys," that is a statement to conjure with and it stands for the nearest approach to tschnical perfection which has been attained in notion photography. Y2u will not have te puzzle over the plot which unfolds logically before you. All the characters will be clearly in- trcduced and there will be no subse- uuent confusion of idsatity. The b. cations will bs ideally chosen, and the details will suppls smsnt, never de tract frcm, the effect. Given a good story. and strong cast. and pie cures, under these conditions, ap- proach the ideal.
 All these good things are present in, the picture.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-02-03
Be Careful in Using
 Soap on Your Hair

Most soaps and prepared shampoos contain too much alkali, which Is very injurious. as it dries the scalp and makes the hair brittle.
 The best thing to use is just plain mul- sihed coeoanut oil. for it is pure and entirely greaseless. It's very cheap, and beats the most, expensive soaps or any thing else all to pieces. You can get this at any drug store, and Q few ounces Will last the whole family for months.
 Simply moisten the hair with water and rub 1t in, about teaSpoonful Is all that is required. It makes an abundance of rich, creamy father. cleanses thor oughly. and rinses out easily. The hair dries quickly and evenly, and is soft, fresh looking. bright. fluffy. wavy. and easy to handle. Besides, it loosens and takes out every particle of dust, dirt and dandruti.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-02-03
ADJUSTMENTS.
All advance notices furnished by
 Theatres.
BEST THEATRE.

Today-"The immigrant Valeska Suratt. he popular and beautiful actress. has the leading role in the Lasky-Parauount feature. ''The lm- migrant play that depicts most graphically the temptations that beset an innocent foreign girl in cur bis cities These temptations are made all the more alluring if the girl be beautiful. Masha. the immigrant, at tracts the attenti-n of one of the ships officers. and he presses his at tentions up2n her She is protected by Harding, a young American. who transfers her from her steerage quarters to second cabin. In Amer ica, circumstances contrive things SC that Masha becomes the maid in the home cf rich, unscrupulou,
 man whom her beauty has attracted.
 How he insults her and she leaves, how she is forced to return to him and what then happens are the events that lead up to the most startl- ing climax. in which Falton. Masha's deceiver, attempts ts' do harm to another and himself meets his fate. Just how is excellently told in th!s fine photodrama.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-02-03
FREE LESSON ON HOW
 ID CULTIVATE THRIFT

First learn to distinguish between luxuries and necessities. You do not need all you think you need. and cer- tainly not all you buy. You want things because you see them-that is what shop windows are for. Second, learn to know good value. Learn where and when and how to buy. Learn to know good meat from bad, nourishing from the worthless. Learn to judge clothing and shoes, and buy good material-it pays in the end. Third. keep track of your expenses, Know how much it costs you to live, and how much you spend on various items of the household. Limit your pleasure money" and choose whole some pleasures If you like tAe the ater. learn where to see the good plays at reasonable prices and go consistently.
 You must realize. early nr late. that if you have one thing worth while you may have to do without other things not worth while. NHn mus learn that sacrifice means saiSfac' ton. Deny yourself little th,nss to get the big. Save on cigars and drinks and ride in car. Save on the car and own home.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-02-03
GIVING YOUR BOY A
 GOOD START IN LIFE
Duty of Parents to See That Their Children Get Started
 Right.

Giving your boy good start that's your job as a father. Child hoods lessons last. Early influences count. Early associations have much to do with the future. How wildly we recall the events of our school days, the lessons on the blackboard. the way the teacher locked, the things she said and the way she said them. Therefore you ought 10 see that your boy and girl get the right start. It is more important that your children know how to spend money wisely than to earn it easily: more import ant how they spend than how they earn, provided they earn honestly.
 If you want to give your boy good start, don't give him thousand dol lars and send him to college. If you