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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-21
News at a Glance

READING, IA. Dee et.--rhr Mount
Shi'oh church. In Cacruhrvon township be.
low READING was partly wrecked today
Wheh liR immense brick chimney collapsed
hnd went through the roof II appears that
me chimney had been built upon wooden
ioiSts aud these caught FIRE and finally gave
way The flames we're cxtinguishcd by
throwing snow upon them Tho members
OF YT church narrowly escaped Injury.
~ they had Just lcrt the church after re-
Nl'al services when the crash occurred
READING. Pa, Dee. 9t.-whIIe vr,.ttinr
With his roommate at the state Normal
School, at kutztown Raymond Wander.
we're, OF west Reading. struck his head
against bureau and suffered a concussion
OF the brain. lie is In critical condition
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-21

washington lane near lslmskiin pike while
he went 10 attend = laynn AZ the ruadside'
The milk truck. driven by Elmer More
head, ot $50 East Herman street, hit the
pushcart. burst the gasoline cans, and
moment later was ahiase ~ the fuel caught
IRE from the trucks llghted lamps. More
head jumped at once and escaped unin-
iured The ioss "a estimated at $500,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-21
Farmers Institute at Concord, Pa.

MEDIA, Pa. Dec. 81. Farmers from
every section OF Delaware County attended
the farmers institute. which opened In Con-
cordyille Hall, Concord, yesterday. Thomas
n witkorn presided at both after
room and evening sessions. Music was given
BY the Concord Grange. Miss Frances w.
Broomall made the address OF welcome.
Brief talks were given during the two ses-
gcns by Sheldon w. Funk. w. T. Whitman.
ciaFence Faucet and c, c. Hulsart
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-21
CAMDEN

SLIPPING on THE iCY pavement.
caused serious injury 90 charles Ristine.
htty-two years old. ~ il0t South Fourth
street and James w Patterson, thirtv.sIx
years old. of 5ti Newton avenue, today Tho
former fell at Fifth and Chestrat streets.
MS riEht hip being injured Patterson fell
az broadway and Benson street. receiving
INJURIES to his hand and hip Both men
are In tho Cooper Hospital
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-21

ATI4ANTIC CITY, Dec, 2i-One OF the
Iftngest results OF a year OF prosperity
here Is a cut-rate war between licensed
paWnbrokers. From the legal rate OF two
per cent per month several In this city are
pherng to make loans for as little as ohs-
hAif per cent upon certain classes OF goods
FsNsr oyercoats and household goods are
IN hook" this winter than at any time
since Atlantic City legalized the loan
psencisG
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-21

KENstNGTON POoB children win be
guests nt a Christmas party given tomor-
row afternoon by Miss Hope wheeiock six
teen years old OF wyncote. at the Brother
hood Mission Fourth street and Glrard ave.
nue.. Miss wheelock puts n large part Of
her savings away each year TO Eyo tho
children Christmas treat This Is her
fourth party.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-21

THE EXPORT Manufacturers As,oeia-
Ton came into existence when more than \
hundred representatives Of Arms engaged tn
export trade met in tho Chamber of Com.
merce last night to eject a permanent
organization. These officers were chosen
Chairman Stanley q. FlaEE vice chair
man. G. w. Asbury. secretary O. w Poe
Committee on subject. membership and
organization were appointed.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-21

number q bidders who are willing 20 do
business with the city"
The limitation Of the fees Is also urged
Ne they are blamed for turning apparent
revenue into a greater actual expense 70 the
city by bidders more than adding the fees
to the price they charge the city for work
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-21
THE rrNNsYlv.

THE rENNsyLvANIA women. pi,i.
sion FOR National Preparedness Of the Fed
! Toss VIII give Christmas 1iunqrs 10 more
than htty families Of soldiers now on the
border The baskets will be allied at the
home OF Mrs. George w Chllds Drexei aud
distributed In automobiles
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-21

PROVOST SMITH has sent 20, 900 Christ
mas cards 10 alumni of the University OF
Pennsylvania In all parts OF tho globe This
Is the FIRST time in tho history OF tho Ins,I-
tuition that Christmas cards have been sent
by University officials.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-21
MILK TRUCKS FIERY END
COllides With Lamplighter's Pushcart
and Is Soaked With Gasoline

A gasoline shower. which soaked a milk
truck early today when Il struck lamp.
lighters pushcart ignited and burned up
the truck car destroying nearly hundred
quarts of milk. Ralph Perry Of siOa Lam.
bert street the lamplishter. icn the push
cart loaded with ten cans " gasoline. on
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-21

NINE HUNDRED and slsty-hvo divorce.
have been granted by tho courts Of Phla.
delphla since the nrst OF this year This IN
tho largest number In ono year In the his
tory OF tho city.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-21

THE AUTOMOBILE cum Of German.
town Will enlarge It's clubhouse by adding
another ballroom clubroons and Spanish
courts at cost NJ $40, 900. A tract " land
has been purchased on Emlcn street. pet.
ham, adjoining the clubhouse.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-21

Run OVER by the police pa,roI ~ the
Germantown station. william Ianden.
berger, hosiery manufacturer OF 20 Gowcn
street Mount Airy, was removed to hos
pital with n patient who was already In
the wagon. LandenberEor was struck Mt
Chclten and Germantown avenues His con-
ditlon Ia not serious.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-21

STRINGENT AFRO LAWS wsr. a..
manded by Judge Bonnlwsu. spaskine for
tne Motortruck Association last night In the
hotei Adelphia. Judge Bonnlveil urged
u's'd test for drivers before they are issued
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-21

arsenal has Increased It's employees from
looQ 20 $500 The monthly payroll Is
fi2S.ooo and an average ~ nine carloads OF
materials Is shipped from tho plant daily.
according to Colonel GEORGE H. penrose.
IN an address before the Motortruck As
ISOLATION last night,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-21
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF

RICHARD g. HARrE, an, .en % pr.
itlcnard g Harte. former Director of Pub
NC heaith and Charities. Il ~ at hts rooms
ln cambridge where he h attending liar.
.ssr9 University First reports indicated
.uat ne was seriously ill and his father
lett for Cambridge last night later re.
poIts said that the young mans illness was
not serious
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-21

RICHARD a. NARrINsEN, = rhrsdsl-
phlan. who is senior NJ phluips Exeter
Academy, has been awarded the SturEis
scholarship of t2S and the Phillips scholar.
ship ot $3.50. which provides for free tut
tIon az The institution
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-21

THE soHUYLKnL ARSENAL ha.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-21

Your little
five-year-old
girl could
come to Perry'S
and buy a Suit or
an Overcoat just as
safely as you yourself
q Well take that backl
IF there were any diff
ference, it would be in
favor of your little grill
q But, the p OF n t is,
there wouldn't be any
difference, Wed treat
you just as squarely as
we'd treat her. We
could show you moth
ing but the best Suits
and Overcoats it is
possible to make, let
you pick and choose
and exercise your taste
as to f a bri c, model,
style of tailoring, wait
for your "PH take this
one" put it in a box for
you and send it home
unless you wanted to
put it right on and wear
it awayl
q And whether the pur-
chase was made by. you
or by your little FIVE
year-old girl, you could
rest assured that the
price ticket represented
the very best in quality,
workmanship, fit a nd
style t h a t anybody's
money could buy any
W h ere-plus som G.
thing exclu sively
Perry, and that no
money could buy any
where else.
This ought to be
good time to
test it out!
PERRY&CO.
an. B. T."
10th & Chestnut SITS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-08-27
ARMY AND NAVY ORDERS;
MOVEMENTS OF WARSHIPS

from present duties and detailed as Inspector In
struttor & A. y. G. OF y VI. . -,
Ieavc " absence ten days granted Capt MAhLoN
ASHFORD Med Corps.
Cant CHAi.rES II. BRiDGEs. Inf. on relict from
present duties report TO G. o. Soth lni'' Tor
duty. .. - -. 81,
from jefferson Barracks Mo. TO home and stand
rirSt IA JOHN c. FAIRFAN. els, Inf. from du,y
Al Scwanee Military Academy, Tenn. and de.
tailed as prof military science and tacucs ~
state University. Lexington. Ky. sept. /
sc,nd Il GEORGE T. STKATEMElER. TN I'M
to san DIEGO. Cal. Sis CORPS Aviation school io'
duty. - - a.,
srcctor-instructor. from Tohyhanns TO Mount
Grctna. Penn. Tor temporary duty With sd REM
D. A
Cant CLARENCE y. PURDY. retired. from duty
Al IT BENJAMIN Harrison. Ind. 10 home ana
Col GF6RGE l.. BYRAM. retired. to the Io,iermsn
General Hospital Preside. san Francisco.
First Il FRANKLIN l. WHITLEY. Inf. relieved
from duty al Pacific branch Disciplinary bar
racks. Alcatraz. cal 49,
Cant PHlLIP YOST. G. A c, 70 Washington
u. c. FOR examination by the Retiring Board
Col JOHN ". HEARD. Adiutsnt General, rcliei
from detail IN Adjuiant GenerAIs department
First IT. JOHN X JENusON. G 4. C.. detailed
as professor OF military science and tactics uof
don Institute. Bsrucsviiic. Ca.
Can't HOMER r. GRANT. {. A. C., from pres
ent duties and detailed inspector Instructor
burg. s. c, -
Resignation ~ First IL ROBERT +. hlkbl'
Mont Nat Guard. accepted.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-08-27
ARRIVED.

Tr,ysylor (Br). Cardiff Aug ., To Grain Growers
Export Co Bar 1915 m. 18th. ,-
Iancsstrian (Brl. London Aug 9. TO Atlantic
Transport Co. with mdse. Bar 10 m. 5oth.
Aug / and ST Lucia Is. to Simpson. Spence 4
Young with coffee Bar
VinOvis (Br). London Aug II, TO Cunard IS Co
I'D with mdse. Bar .2s N. =,
Laertes (Br). Philadelphia Aus p. to Lunham q
Moore. Quar- S.jj m , Ma
III Dia Galveston Aug 60 70 Southern Pacinc
Co with mdse. quar- 5.i2 q m. ,.,
Mamma Haia, BALTIMORE. 10 New YORK ana Balu-
moro Trans Co with mdse. Quar- $40 m.
Kursk Russ. Kandslakscha July 20 10 russian
Basse Terre (Fr). Bordeaux AuE II. to Compagnie
Generate Transatlantique Bar IS o m
Mlzar Dutch Rotterdam Aug and kirkwal
o 10 A Bull Co. Bar 1880 a m.
Kronstsd (Nor). Marseilles Aug .. TO Punch
Holland America Line Bar IN.
Ammonia OBJ. spczis Aug 10. TO Lawrence
Smith, Inc Bar $40 N.
Cluny Castle OBJ. London AUG .. TO Punch. Edy'
& Co. Bar , IN
FL Rio. Galveston: C. Lopez Lopez tspan)
Cadiz; Tajima Msu Japl. Vl,drostok; Kris
tianisfjord (Nor). Bergen. Noltsire OBJ, Rio d.
Jsneiro: City Of Columbus. savannah: New Yor'
ION m. -: Anna Mscrsk DAM. Nantes
Mer.uke Dutch. Rotterdam: Huron. Brunswick
Madison, Norfolk and Newport News; jamestown
Norfolk and Newport News: lafayette tFrl. Bor
deaur: Inca, Mseoris California OBJ. Glasgow
Tensdores Havana; Rsgn, tNorl. Hsue: Hos
Portuguese Prince (Brl. La Piuice; Delaware
Philadelphia ssIonia OBJ. Liverpool Stockholm
CSwed) Gothenburs Drammensfiord tNorl
Bergen.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-08-27

CAPT ELLIOTT CAziARc. INF. to Lc,,ernsn Gen
cral Hospital. rrcsidio. san Francisco.
NAVY
Annapolis. TO Missouri "a -,
Ii a. o. s. H. MKiNNEY. detached office Of
Judge Advocate General. Nsp Dept TO sick
leave sin months Aus > .-, ,,,---,..,. D..
L. u o. o. NJ. READ detached Cleveland 70
Asst sSis +. A NJ GENDREAu. detached sara
Asst surs. = n HARRISON. detached oregon;
en- Bt's'n AUGUST woHLT,fAN. detached
Warrington; to Naval Torpedo Station, Newport.
On. B'tsn q. H. WEED detached North DAAo'A'
B'ts'n o. a. MARTIN detached wsbsn; to Han
Bun RAYMOND MDUrrIE detached Chicago;
Bts'n & /. JONES detached navy yard. Boston;
10 Naval Hospital. Boston.
On. Mach GEORGE GRowNEy to st. louis.
Oh. Mach. ". H. sCoflhLD to Rainbow ~
Ch. Pay CLERK Q. : Corr deta'hed Nav" "V'
Pay Clert =. J. fARBER TO duty NA'a HOSPITAL
Las AnimM. 49,,
Pay CLERK l. A. KLAUER to naval torpedo station.
MOVEMENTS
ARRIVED
Aug 21-ssmpson at Newport
Aug 25-samIson. at Captains Harbor; Conn :
Powhstsn. at New York yard; 'ickspurf' a.
Seattle.
Aug 2?-IIopkins Hull. Milwaukee, Paul Jones.
Preble. Stewart and Trurton. La fn Tor Cefro'
Island
Aug 2S-Cnsar and Des Moines. villcfrsnche for
Barcelona. lroquois. Mare Island for Iiburon:
Sampson Newport for trial run. -
Aug 36-tmphitrte New Haven for New York
Cummings New York yard for Newport
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-08-27
rFron The Tribune Bureau
Washington. August -.

ARMY.
r,,st I. EDWIN c MNEIIa lNh Inf: on e'-
pirstion Of leave o. shsencc. viii Join ms r's
secona Il JANIS r. ALFoNTE. tn Inf. 70 san
pieso, Cal. and report 10 Sis. CorES ANAu"N
School Tor duN.
MAI SANFORD H. WADHAMS. Med Corps. 70
Nest Pcint for Temporary duty a. instructor ~
military hygicne. and on completion JOIN proper
station.
c,c. CoNsVF1O srOANE 9Th Cav. from Army
zen Hospital Fl Bsyard. y NJ, 70 IT. sam
Houston Tor duty.
Second Il STEPHEN II. MscGREGoR { \
q 70 Vonculu Hawaii and report Tor sssisn
rsent as assistant 20 {. q. Hawaiian ord DeHoN
so,cpd Il JOHN C. BEATTY. I'd T. A. 70
Vsterviiet Arsenal y. 4. and report Tor duty
sesond II CHARLES J. BROWNE. % p 4.
70 sandy Hook Proving Ground. for duty.
Sccrnd 1t OSCAR J. GArCHELL. c. A. G. on
expirs;ion present leave Of absence 10 water
tcTn Arsenal. Mass. for duty.
Second L. JOHN II. WOODRERRI. 18th Cav.
to san Francisco and report by telegraph 10
Adhiiant General Army Tor further orders.
FIRST II sELBY Il FRANK. Ordnance Dept. 10
N RiisS snd report by tel 70 Com. Gen.
southern nert. Tor assignment
Cart FRNEST GRAVES. Corps q Eng. 70 West
posrt Sept IS. Tor temporary duty unth Dee
j. thence return 20 present station.
First Il SAMUEL I WILLARD. Med Res CorpS,
from Guty IN South Dept. 10 home and stand
cspI CHARLES D. WYNN. c. A c. relieved
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-08-27
Drunken Chauffeur Sentenced.

Bradley Beach, N. j.. Aug 26.-Sixty
days in Jail and a fine Of s25 was the
penalty imposed by Recorder Bernard
V. Poland to-day upon William j.
Jones. an Ocean Grove chauffeur, who,
while on a ride last night in the au-
tomobile of his employer. Mrs. +. b.
Fisher, Of this city, crashed into a
motor truck at Fifth Avenue and Main
Street, Bradley Beach. seriously injur-
ing the driver, Ralph Lang, Of Perth
Amboy. Jones admitted he was intoxi'
Gated.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-08-27
THE WEATHER REPORT.
Record for the Last Twenty-four Hours
and Official Forec--t.

washington. Aug 20 There Is no well dennsd
storm centre within the United States trough
OF low pressure extends from the St Lawrence
valley southvestsard TO TeIH. and pressure is
relatively high over the upper Missouri VALLEY.
very usht rains have fallen IN the ohio valley
and portions of ihe lake region.
Unusually high temperatures for the season con-
tinue IN Pacific Coast states. readings Of 95 70
100 degrees were noted saturday afternoon In
California and East Washington. In Eastern dis
tricts and the South the temperatures are. close
10 the seasonal average. while in the Upper Lake
region and the Upper Mississippi Valley there
has been a fall OF Ten 10 twelve dessees
Generally fair weather will prevail sunday and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-08-27
BANKRUPTCY SCHEDULES.
"Mephisto Valse," New Ballet.

LISTS "Mephisto Valse," the dance
score of which was outlined by War
slav Nijinsky while he was a prisoner
in Austria last year, is one of the new
ballets which will be presented when
the Serge dc Diaghileff organization
begins its engagement at the Metro
politan Opera House, October 3.
Nijinsky will be seen as Faust.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-08-27
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS.
ARRIVED.

AKNIN I'D.
Gibraltar. Aug 2i-Ne'en tGreek). New York TO
PiTseuS
Genoa Aug li-Msnin UtiD. Nov York.
Pauillac Aug le-Haldor (Nor). New York fo
Bordeaux. - -
Brisbane. Aug 2t-Flor.nce Luckenbach New fori
via Balboa Melbourne. etc.
Rio Crsndo DO sui Aug 25-Walter d Noyes. New
York via Rio de Jsneiro.
Liverpool Aug 26-kroonland. New irk' Lap
land lBrl. DO.
M.rSilles. Aug 2l-B.yslrus (Brl. New York
RordeauI Aug 22-Portlsnd. New York. Ouai
fNorl New York via Psuillsc. 26th. Chicago
tFrl New York.
pernambuco. Aug $3.50 Pauo (Brsr). New Yors
via san Juan.
Rotterdam. Aug ei-Presldent Bunge (Belg). New
York
SAILED.
London Aug 25-Aidsn (Brl. New York
Lntofsga.ta Aug 25-Curacs. New York
Iisbou Aug l7-Pensicro tltaD. New York
Bahia Aug 23-TspsioE tBr2El. from Santos
New York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-08-27
INCOMING STEAMERS.
MnNnAY. AUGUsT 81.
TRANSPACIFIC MAILS.

(lOec A. NV lVlk
japan. Corea China and Philippine Islands
Via Seltte)-ShidZuoka Msru ......... io-ugg
Guam Via San FIsncisco)-U. s. TrsnsportAus ei
Hawaii Samoan Islands. Australia (eIcept
Wcst) and New Zealand tvia San Fran A. .,
cisco)-Nenturd ...s.... sNNs -
Japan Corea, China and Philippine ISL.
snds fyia Vancouver and Victoria. b. O.
Empress Of Asia ............... ''.eop'
Tahiti Marquesss, Cook Islands. New Ia
land and Australia Except WesD tua
san FIanciscO)-Moana ...............'.' .Sep'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-08-27
Bow Killed Chasing Ball.

Milton Strauss, nine years old, OF
4s5 East 172d Street, was killed by an
automobile truck yesterday while chas-
ing ball at Washington Avenue and
172d Street, The Bronx Philip Schnei-
der, of III Beck Street, The Bronx, was
driving the truck.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-08-27
DENTAL SCHOOL FUND GROWS
Columbia Gets $1,000 More Toward
New Building.

Additional gifts Of $4,000. to be ap-
piled to the Columbia University dental
school building fund, were announced
Yesterday. The university recently
announced a 100000 gift from James
n. Jarvie for the establishment of the
school.
DR.. n. s. Jenkins gave 1000 to the
building fund, and DR.. William Jarvie,
brother of James n. Jarvie, gave $500.
Many applications from prospective
students who wish TO enroll in Septem-
Der have been received.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-08-27
SUICIDE WARNS HOMEC0MERs
wife and Daughter Find Note finneo
10 Front Door.

vile ana DauRhter ''"
10 Front Door.
When Charles A. Van Wickers VIE
and daughter returned from the theatre
TO their home in Elmhurst, l.. l., yester-
day afternoon they found scrap OF
paper pinned to the vestibule door
"Please do not come upstairs, was
scrubbed upon it in Van Wickers hsnd-
writing. Gust send for the ponce.
The police found the man iylne Oh
the bed in his room, dead: lie mao 'o,.
down the chandelier in his room to get
s. full flow of gas. At his bedside was
A letter to his wife and note directing
that Rhinold SHELTON. an undertaken
take charge of the body:
Van Wicket, who was forty..fve years
old, had recently been in business dini'
culties
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-08-27
MINIATURE ALMANAC.
HIGH WATER

United states Coast and Geodeic suf'eyD -
sun rises............ Sis Moon rises "a. M tlV
sun set. ........... 6 80 Moon sets ~. nj. 35'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-08-27
OUTGOING STEAMERS.

TO MORROW
Cristobal-CristobRl ...........ll 80 AM 500 IN
TUESDAY. AUGUST 20.
r.cls,,,,t,. 90 PM
civ ~ (, icuis%Ssy.nnsh 800 PM
WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 30.
s.,,, y.-,,-I,n,ic, 800 AN l2:ooM
Ia. - c,s,-s Q 20 AN 100 PM
Is,hs, Pr,oc, tt.,,,inc 1900 NJ 300 PM
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-08-27
BUSINESS TROUBLES
BANKRUPTCY PETITIONS.

ANTHONY c. GUNTZER -rndertater and EN-
bamer. Ise Fist sy. has nled petition, with
outstanding accounts for msny funerals. S2.2Sg.
revolver. 50. and watch and chain. s.. lie
has also two patents for third contact rail.
ORSECK BROS. composed OF Oscar and Louis
Orseck. general store at Psrksvllle sullivan
County. have hled a petition. with nabinues
sle05o. and assets 1891. consisting Of stock.
s.. 200. sccsunts 1892 aud horse and wagon Sio
BANKRUPTCY SCHEDULES.
GRADER WECHsI.ER, manufacturers oi
womens apparel lei w. 25.h St. has nled
schedules showing liabilities. $l0.es9 and assets
SlO5l6. consisting Of stock. SSH. machin.r,
and n1tures 81 400, accounts. 1903 and cash. 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-08-27
Fire Record.

A. VI. -
i2 3o-s52 East 18th ST.. EiSner Bros. & Birenbers
no damage.
i20-5la East 10th st. Abraham Gilman. TIMING.
5000 West Broadway FREDERICK Nerkeh' sooo
e:55-19S eth ay. Cetto GiSchow. trinng
PM -
12:l5-NorthesSt corner 5fth st. ana I'm N, va
can't lot New York Hospital. no damage.
1928 Henry St. Frank Fredson; S5
22o-302 West 4oth 81, ID. Rosner TIMING
230-l05 East ll0th St. Salvatore Muccio: trihins.
2:so-l67 Fast 10th st.. unknown trrins
3lo-s2l East 18th s.. Esther Bsrksen: trihing.
34s-539 broadway. Solomon Edman; none
$500 IenoI av.. Daniel Carr. trlning.
4oo-loo5 East l6lst ST.. Jos. tiaeger: tnning
J.gO-l5OS Lexington sv.. Mrs Lew trining.
: 2O-sla West Goth ST. Thos McLamon: trihinE
G.35-6j3 Prospect sv.. The Bronx. Julius Gurtler
trihing
6.35-22 Beekmsn ST. Fisher Printing Co.. dam
age unknown.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-08-27
Shipping Information and
Marine NeWS of the World

Monday east ot the Mississippi. and the tenn
p,rsture will continue as at present without
material change.
WInd, for Sunday and Msnd.y.-Sor,h Atlantic
Light and variable. with fair weather.
Middle Atlantlc-Idght south. with fair weather
South Atlsnuc-lAgh1 and variable. With fair
weather.
East Gulf-IArh, west. with fair weather.
West Gulf-Lght southeast IN south. with fhr
weather.
Upper Lakes-Lsh, north To west. with fair
Lower Iakes-IAsht and variable. with fair
weather.
Forecast, for Special tseailtles-East New
York. New Jersey. Delaware. East Pennsylvania
Mainland and District o. Columbia-GenerAly
fair Sunday and Monday. not much change In
temperature.
Yves, New York. Virgins North and South
Carolina Georgia South New England. Florida
Alabama Mississippi. Tennessee. Kentucky. west
Virginia Louisiana. Fest TeIss. Wet fennsyl-
yanIa-Cenerally 'air Sunday and Monday.
North New Englaud-Scsttercd showers and
thunder storms SUNDAY. Monday fair.
Indisna-Fair and nos quite so warm SUNDAY
Monday fair
Local 0fnei,l Reeerd.-Th, following oihcis REQ
ord from the Weather Bureau shows the changes In
the temperature for the last twenty four hours. IL
comparison with the corresponding date OF last year
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-08-27

Highest temperature yesterday. SO degrees tat $50
D M; lowest SIS TAT $40 a. M average. 49,
average for corresponding date last year 6S average
for corresponding date last thirty three years. II.
Barometer Readings.
81. m. 20 % / D. m....29 90 p. M. 20 90
humidity.
ss m......so ,. m......6i sp. m.....s6
Local Forecst.-Fair to-day and tomorrow; not
much change In temperature light west winds.