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Bogalusa enterprise. [volume] (Bogalusa, La.) 1914-1918, 1916-10-19
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All shows now start at 1880 p m.
TONIGHT, THURSDAY, OCT. 18th.
Anna Pavlowa the great Russian
dancer in The Dumb Girl of Portici"
8 marvellous reels Is cents. Matinee
at 3 p. m. Evening $50.
Friday Dorothy Davenport in
"A Yoke of Gold" 5 reel Red Feath-
er 5 and 10 cents.
Saturday 2 reel spectacular
Indian drama, Edith Story in Susie
The Sleuth" also the Fatal Beau. y
Sunday The Caravan" 2 rec
special featuring the wonderful child
dancer Leona Basketto also 2 reel
Tx O comedy scream "Unhand
Me Villian" featuring Alice Howell.
Monday Carter DeHaven in
From the Rosues Gallery" 2 reel
comedy. The Lucky Gold Piece"
also The Head of the Family
Tuesday The Secret of the
Submarine" No. 2 and a good
comedy.
Wednesday The Shielding
Shadow 1st episode of the great
Pathe serial. A pathe news and a
good comedy 5 and 10 cents.
Thursday The Call of The Past
featuring Agnes Jernon.
Coming Oct. 18th Charlie Chaplin
in Zone A. M" Admission 10 and
20 cents.
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Miss Lucy Wadsworth spent
Saturday in New Orleans.
Mrs. C. A. Bailey, of Varnado, is
visiting relatives here.
Miss Jenie Burris spent the week
end at Varnad0.
Master Carver Byrd. who has been
seriously ill is very much improved.
Mr.. and Mrs. Enoch Talley were
visitors to PlcayuDe Saturday.
Mrs. NJ. A. Bailey was a Bogalusa
visitor Saturday.
Mesdames B. Pounds and c. A.
Mathews visited in Bogalusa Thurs.
day.
Mrs. W. P. Guirdy, of Eunice,
spent several days here last week
with Mrs. A. jenkins.
Mrs. j. |. Waller and baby visited
at Covington, Vaudeville and
Robert several days last week.
Mr.. C. E. Doughdril. Of Ruth,
Miss, visited his brother here last
week.
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whimsical way, and dances.

whimsical way. and dances.
Another young artist on the bill
is Vinie Daily, singer. who but recent.
ly returned from Europe. Florenz
Ames and Adelaide Winthrop have
hit upon a really new idea in their
episode Caught in a Jamb." Mabel
Russell, who used to appear with
Eddie Leonard when they were
known as Leonard and Russell, now
brings her own little company of
singers, dancers and musicians.
Bert Melrose, the International
clown, is best known for the thrill.
ing falls he takes. The Gladiators
take the Audience back to the days
when the Roman athletes perform.
ed.
The Orpheum Travel Weekly
promises thrills in its pictures Of
| the climbing Of the Alps.
Bogalusa enterprise. [volume] (Bogalusa, La.) 1914-1918, 1916-10-19

Miss Verna Ratcliff who has re.
Gently undergone an operation in
the Bogalusa Hospital for appen-
dicitis is getting along splendidly.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-28
THE WEATHER REPORT
Official Forecasts and Records for Last
TWenty-fOur Hours

washlrr;on. March 25.--The disturbance that
vas over the Ohio valley SUNDAY night continues
IS sbnouadlly slgF movement eastward ard TO
night e'ends from Ohio southwark through the
CarolinW. with is principal centre over Central
North Carolina and second c,ntr, over Central
Ohio. As consequence. rains persisted over pc
lake region. the crnlrh valleys. Tennessee and the
northern portions OF ths Gull states and have Fl
tended eastward 70 the Goa. IN Virginia and ne
Caro.lnas only In ths West except IA erJsm-
Northeastern Canada pressure Is falling. but with
fair weather thus far except IN The north Picifc
states. where rains continue
y is considerably colder i1 tho lover lake region
the middle Atlantic states. the ohio VALLEY. Ten
rcs-ce. the c1-t CUT art tls i1erior q TIE south
Atlantic t'aies. 1lfh temperatures from 10 70 li
degrees below the seasonal average Nm the South
o. the plains s'atss. ths Rocky Mountain region
aud tle Southwest 10 is considerably warmer. Witl
temperature from 10 70 80 degrees above The ses-
s0usi average
There Vlll he rain o. s-ov TuesisT IN ~ o-.'
lshe region and rain ln the Ohio Nalicr. Tcunesse,
al the middle Atlantic states. followed b. geuer
ally fair weather Wednnsdsy " New England
there Win bs rain rs Tuesday nigh, ard on
"Wednesday while ll The upper lake region. the
south Atlantic ard east Gun states the weather
will h generally fair Tuesday and Welnesd,y.
n sill he s1mcRhat colder Tuesday IN the UPPER
Onto valley. the eastern lover lake region The
middle and south Atlantic states. and warmer
generally on "Wednesday east OF tho Mississippi
River except in Ne" England
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AT FOREIGN PORTS.


Rotterdam March i-.A'ror Dutch Va" York
50 kius March 24-horous tbri. Nev forA Tor
81 Cro,r' March 2e-Trridid tB0. Ne1 York.
Gibraltar. March 2i-ltlJd"en tBrl. Ne" iofs Tor
IlySrp5Sl. March 2J-Lapiand ,Br. Nes Tors.
.-tb 80 m. s. Paul New Yor1
Lagos March lS-BassAm tBrl, Sew York Via
cr,.ioaai Mar,A 27-Teradorss. Port I4mon FOR
Lo',ioI' Ma-ch 27-I-oquo's (B-). New York
tanliT March Z6-Aypeniue BIZ. NeF YORK.
Chrstidria March .l-Sonss tNor. Ne" YORK va
Pasiiisc March q 81 .ndr, (F0 New Yors
Lith. March 23-Kirhles tBD. Ne1 York
SAILED
81 Lucis March of-Cty of BOMBAY Obj iron
Neg YoriI shanghai. Kobe. ctc.
HuIl March 81 Monticello Bri. Nen YORK
Las Palmas March 26-Autsres tNoTl. New York.
Sahsr- March @i-tify a AgrA lBrl iron NcF
Santos. March 3d. FeunsylvanlAn. Sew orb.
Azorr, Mr.l 26-Eoma tFD from lsnonl, NcT
Falmouth March as-Ni,uw AMSTERDAM CDu,cl)
iron l,ouerIaml. View York.
Liverpool. March ei-FWie tBrl. New iCrt.
Fr-hatd tBFj. New YORK. 18th. st George 'B''
London. March WANNA Msru Jap, New York
Bermuda March .0-LtalseIne, NeN l0k
PASSED..
sssr,, March 26-Ioannina tGreek). Nes York '-'
Lad. March a,-Als,nib Dutch. Sew York Tor
Giirau4r. March 26-st Usul, CBr). Nev Y'ft
f.r Grroa. IIioEi0 lfdD. New lork for Palermo
Zea'sudia. Nrr lo-s for Malta. England 'Bf.
Lizard. March 2,-Br.o, 'sWeil. New York fo'
Falmouth and G0tlerhurs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-28

Local Onelal Rscord.-The following orcial reco-I
from ths Weather Bureau shows rls changes IN tio
Temperature Tor tie last twenty iouF hours. in com
parison with the corrspouilng date q last year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-28
MARJORIE A HOSTESS
AT MI-CAREME FETE
Receives Society's Congratula'
tions and Dimes for BattleShip.

Officially, the queen OF the Mi-Careme
Festival at the Biltmore was not
chosen until last night. But yesterday
afternoon from until 4 o'clock little
Marjorie Stcrrctt reigned supreme
playing hostess 10 society women and
debutantes. Marjorie received con
CALCULATIONS in a gayly decorated flower
booth and presented unique appear
ance dressed in plain white MILDLY
suit Conversation buzzed as much OF
Mariorie's battleship as Of the gowns
exhibited by twenty models In the
grand ballroom.
1t was there that the spotlight was
turned on Marjorie and she was pre-
sented TO the guests, seated at tea
tables.
Little Marjorie Sterrett, Of Battle
ship fame" said the announcer. Mar
jCrie will receive I'm the flower booth.
The little preparedness heroine bowed
as an enthusiastic outburst OF applause
followed. She then retired TO table,
where she had tea as the guest OF
Edithia Whitney Rudderow.
Marjories first contributor 70 the
Battleship Fund was Mildred Adams, a
noted California beauty, who has just
arrived from the Coast.
"I've heard lot about you," she said.
az think it was bully Of you TO tell
Uncle Sam to prepare, and help him to
do it. / have brother out IN Denver,
and am going to write and tell MIN
about YOU"
Miss Adams handed Marjorie 25 cents.
That's for Alvin, my brother. He's
just your age and has great big eyes
like you have"
Little Jacqueine Hollngsworth stood
on tiptoes and handed Marjorie dime
at the booth.
"For the battleship," she lisped, and
Marjorie thanked her
A woman stepped up and opened her
purse.
Here is so cents for six little sis
ters,' she said. "They have all read
about you"
Two other women followed with
| mes. Officially, Marjorie boosted the
fund by sl.15 and created much interest
in the new battleship.
What interested her most was the
exhibit of war relics, taken from sol
diers who have died in France. Ger
many and Belgium. All the helmets,
swords, shells and cartridges she exam
ined carefully. At different booths
were dolls, candy and pictures being
sold for the benefit Of sufferers in
France, Belgium and Poland. The fes-
I tival was held under the auspices OF
the American Committee for Relief OF
Babes in Belgium, the Polish Victims
Relief Fund, the American Girls Aid
for France and the War Clearing
House for France and tho Allies.
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100000 Gift to New York
Central Slips Through
Legislature.
DONATES ABANDONED
ERIE CANAL STRIP
Syracuse Politicians Back Meas
ure Purporting to Abolish
Grade Crossings.

Albany. March 27.-Backed oy .
group OF upstate Republican poll
I.c.aus. "a 100000 land grab BILL the
obvious purpose Of which is TO make d
nrcsent TO the New York Central nan
road Of abandoned canal lands worm
unfortunately that sum, is now pelote
Cnvornor' Whitman awaiting hnal &c,
ion bv him on Friday. Inc lanu ~
question is that part of the Erie Oshsl
Ia runs through Syracuse, ana ~ -
dcsired by the railroad company ior a
now roadbcd. II is a strip applo..i;
matolv five miles long, and IT'S ts''-
,nateJ value is about 100000 mlle' =
senator J. II. Henry waters o.
eyrscuse. introduced the bill' wn! .S
sjinped through the Legislaturs ~'.nr
o o,,Fr attracting any attention. senator
W. comes from the district OF
F " s,,c Hendricks. Republican boss & o. u
c,.racuso. When the bill reached inc
q p group Of upstate poll,
ticians importuneG him 10 sign u a.
or C apparently fearing that some ON
Umblicity would upset their plans me
coyornor. however, refused to hurry
and he set a hearing on the measure
for next Friday. -. ,bo
- should Governor Whitman sign the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-28
COLUMBIA PHI KAPS
"RAH!" FOR MARJORIE
Each Digs Up Dime al Battle
ship Smoker.

"Now. fellows. spell it out for Mar
jorie: -b-i-a, Rail Ran, Rah!
Marjorie! Marjorie! Marjorie!" And
Marjorie had won her first recruit
among the college fraternities.
The Phi Kappa Sigma boys of Colum-
bia College held "battleship smoker"
at their fraternity house. at 536 West
Hath Street, last night. and every one
OF the thirty-four dug up a dime for
MarjOrie's DatJicship. They hope that
the other chapters Of their fraternity
and the other fraternities Of the Amer
lean colleges will take up the cause OF
preparedness under Captain Marjorie.
A novel mechanical apparatus fur
nished 70 the fraternity boys vivid
demonstration Of submarine warfare. A
battleship mot Marjorie's) WAS placed
az one end Of the table and from a
submarine that appeared over the oppo-
site end Of the table a torpedo was dis
charged. Invariably the battleship was
blown 20 smithcreens.
To-day the Phi Kaps will appear on
the campus wearing battleship buttons
and ready 70 explain the fund.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-28
POLICE DEPARTMENT.

rr,n,f,r,.-ieOl .. n Mar-h 26. Cart Ausls'
Kuhre. i5,th % ii0th. Lieut. Walter Rouse 'o','
% ssh assigned 20 command. .. m. Ma''h -..
p-fr,n. oscar stewart. An % 9Th. assignment ~
station house attendant discontinued fredeHeA l.
Gleason On 22i. assignment as station house AZ
t.rdaut discontinued. James NJ Noi@s"aN' -"
,iyrad a. station house attendant a.
Temporary Assianmsnt'- surgeon 49, an add
-, - 30 --,f fe al a m March D. during 1.-
ssf.l. ~ surgeon or sick report ~mpoiSSi 80 b,
rs.t Of surgeon Julius \ Rocker lfil 'i,.,,
flrYsd. Ssrgt Robert B. Wat ~. 70, p,I,r1
Trarir Division. SO days. A. ~ mar. ,- -.IieI
,.,,iss.. 20 ds,.. 4 No.. March 20. DAME -
rs-ig Z James BLACK $3.50 days. ? m, pa az
if,i,,,,5 Tsrlo-. y Tieard s. potisr. p hel-S =.
Rice. s.. Charles Gu'sseil lls lh'es lane, j.
U M o.. li' r"-rg- a. tha force having ben
,,sd IN charges before Deputy b.,
found CULTS IS di j, Use i,9il riio m March
ore %en' P,lmn ' Charles Jsosea 1854 rc Cha' q;
- I'D, ,,or sot seated IN bench % boiler room ~
..s, ,a failed % make entry charge. feo.
~, -, ,,,es-IiI SEATED on bench IN boiler room ~
shelter house. Hith caP ard s''~ 80 ,rio,,r5t,ns
s4~nt. l,i found suffering from some in,o'icS'i-.
ssart: uu6t for duty. 90 failed l9 1str' ',,ks
failed to obtain permission ''' '@''''
entry
Death -Ptm7. ElVari bupfeY' -'."' "
Amendment 80 much n parssr ALL = ;. % e.
..ire ~ me- dismissal N Ptlmn Gu. y
of,,b.., sat pcf AS reads. charge. NafcA =
loi5 +, amended 20 rad. Mach % ',,,,.-,--.,,
80 "',,, 49, tD absent from patrol. entered
..iooo sanding in toilet. 90 was not equp2t =
Min memorandum book. ! Gay. e'. .l.,.-a
ptrlsl o'CorneU loth March @ absent rom rom
a., ,.,o,.sd sick ! day John !. Mchee'c- io'N'
Nah 1 absent from outgoing roh cal. p aa.s.
49,, + sullivan. 18Th Feb ~. absent from re-
lLloNr 49,. louis : Tutter. sd ID charge, ,.
S,n. y iimpropsr patrol days. March = absent
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,,o-, ms, IN candy store DAY A. kletnmee' ~,
March l. absent from post, DAYS, .o o,rg roll cali
man seth. Feo. g. absent from ogs,so s.1 No, ~
irnroper rstrol DAYS. March 2. Soseh' ~ D;
leave 8 DAYS John =. Leahey. ", -.,n' y nv
S3s,iss Pes.oni sed - charsesl. NOV. y X -
.,r, nom Dost standing IN moving picture ,ne s,6c
days March ), absent RON nan! M 18Th Yeo
D; sSser, from post. l day. Myet MAIL 49,, 49,
FEB 20 absent from duty outside o. s .n1vi scsti
Ss,b Feb II. improper patrol. in door rvs. al,
premises IN conversation With temse rom ,o,t
d.y. Hugo Mayst. go. M,r'k ,,ps ssd. March ..
irp1oper patrol one haif day. chs,les VT
s3i 2 charsss. March 2 faisd ,S vo effsrs.s 10
-,,, &C. i.SP fFe6 - absent from post. d.
fash A Flood l5Oth, Feb 2? ,sse W,l lIon, A.
49, from, post S DAYS Christopher }. 1890
1874 Msrck l. Improper patrol : da ,,,o, d.,s
N'-, 0- W,,is 1851 FEB ~ absent from p9s,.
, dsvs benjamin Cantor. ltgn Mis srSn ''l7l,,
propsr patrol. day Francs " yT,olIss tslephone
Ms S d,1 ao'' Thomas rS smith iI2d Feb i2 Ssis
in ruin uniform rode IN private ABSENT rom
i .s'yln,St A. polio. telephone booth Ga ,s
iss-son carney 2f;,h FEB % .9s s,o, ..ooh
siAluus l..,,,S = Iieb,ried 2.Ith Fso. ~ im s
nS,ns- r.t-oi ! d,y. Joseph Wsh' .so..iii 'T,sric
Improper patrol ! day JONI tIs n, noun, 10 stable
Yes " absent from post TOOK MS '''''
,..,,-,,s,s ris,, " Rous. 1915, Mafsh ..
,,i'sf ~ MAKE eufr7 IN botter' fumh. N T,,roev
nan ION. March g. absent from pu-,. Z, s.yc,,
YsST Mich 8 absent from assignment u.
.i.,rirs s-.flon. T Sullivan. liu' U.s. ~,
b,Ti,s neon assigned IN police telephcns vS,,L 9
s.r,e without being relieved ad l,SNT,., 80 re-
Uefiman e.Ith. FEB. IL sosSnt Iton '''
TIs folioWins having passed thelr proO.''V ~,
rerioi without being again oonVieter ~. "a
ls;-, are reprimani,d. Ptmn. J. Isesonis,5s ., !,
80, a., pos, in grocery sure ~ s'H ~.
is,L shssnt i-om strike duty y brscnss'' -.
,1s.r, from duty outside poilins plaee ~ ri,,
s,r.. = Ohlirh sls, slsent from pst, y r. ,,nei
n1t-irk 9ist absent from post n blAre' .ts...s.
Wlsbcs g;th sbsent rom post. J. NnrPns, ,S1r
stIsJ - report AZ station house a, e,d o. tos.
y u Koch. i3d shscnt from pos-' 81, no,
AZ, - not. n Yost. 6Sth tahed 70 ihS, -
~ STAINS n T Dawson. li4th. nled 70 Ssn1l
" II Hand l56th. absent from p9 ssts,.r,,,,,
Manning lJath improper pstrol' 81. "a
isi.t absent from polling place; j., i.isi
lel., s s,,,o p1st V ". oBrien. l12d impIopci
aas.,i. / 'Fitrpstrick. e16th. soselt You "a
go + T NcNsuus zI9th. atsent rom sn,,ieJ
y Nef;ore- .T-th absent from pce' g. oLss
s--fb shsr-' from post. W. ' are. -. ~ ~
s,i,i'.d 2 man with bis fist. f. [ blunie'' y w.
cn,ro., Dismissed -scrgt J. J. Harrington. ~
f,i-li IN supervise patrol; Ptlmn W T. "a n
INN absslt from outgoing rollca.t ". -.
s.,h addressed woman ~ 2 dsreeIeN a. -,
-. VI kuobiauch lj9th. lettering and VI ~
r-.stior tfh a female. " II Raynor. 1910. msl'
=, is@ ars,rer 10 question asked ~ him ny csge.
/ NsCormack 1921. struck woman W. 49,. r
is,on Edwards. 15iih, seent i'vn w. -
sghncldcr 211th. absent from POST IN s'"e
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April .


str' Bayamon. Ponce March y Mayasl,a5 -;
San Juan 90 with lndse. 70 the Bun lnsul'f Line
ns Cssroa Hal. AREA Jan a. ri,,sya 20. IeuiGus
- Srtofosssta 81. Jota Feb O. no Janeiro Il
an 81 LHeia March s. via Boston o. 20 the New
York 4 South American Line. With md's. Bar
carolina. Ponce March Is. MVagu,z 49, Asla-
dhs 20 and San Juan -, * 70 me ne% iS1 ,1J
" impqoy a' lBr Hsl,aI. s March l5 tn T
" s.Sa , Nor i'boS March H. 70 IN. ocean
Transportation c.. with mdse. Bar a. m.
Meaiioues h. no Ianeiro March and 50 Thomas
20. 90 " Grsce q Co. with nitrate q soda
M,Iico. hsV.ns March % AMI Nassau q 10 the
Nov York cuba Mall - G.. WIN lyl pa''en-
' ROW. Fail ,p sna S %as E S.tcs 10 tn. White
star Line. With md-e Bar =, q ~ ..--,---
omenh Pass P9cs is5 'I e., =, Am 81
Inrd Tme Or ~ Nszalro March & 20 tho
Compagrie Genera Trsnssuantigue. With md,e Bar
go o MontsomGy. SAVANNAH. Quarantine at
Mama H.t,. Baltinor. 70 n. New York a Bal
tfnofe Trans Go. Win ndse Quarantine IS m
IL no. Cslvstlon March a. 10 the Southern
Pacific Co. with rndse ousrsniin. a. % a.
Larimer. Port Arthur March 90 % ne cur Re
nuins Go. with mdse Quarantine Al s.55
Comaiche. Jacksonville March ~ and Charleston
=. 90 The clyde - Go. With mdse. quarantine
B-r,6a YJNori. Gibara March % and c.ib.rlan Is
Bacillus 1Du,ch' lisbon March 4 TO Punch
Tdye 60. With miss. Bar a. m.
BE- - line Mn malls AID rndse Br els N
iioidcgssrf. Jogsfo March 10. 10 no Muuson -
N9 ol. VIZ iN; ;q.'' y.l s' c.,i. ns,h to R
Go in ballast. Bar a.
Perfection. sabine Mach 10. TO 2. Standard
Ca,m.ls' prer' Limon M MAJ. T. e. c',ioo'l 20
orsrl IN London March and C.,dlr IS. 70
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STORAGE NOTICES.
JULIUS kINDERMsNN & sons, INC,
STORAGE WAREHOt>
l5i9-l35i BROOK AVE. 6s5-5S1 WALES
AVE- and 1860 1862 WEBSTER AVE.
HRANN KlRAI LII

New York March goth. 1915.
Goods stored al l3ts-iJ5l Brook Avenue
hy r. g.. Rehan, Martin Fuller Copper
thwsit & Sons. Mrs II. Rogers
Goods stored or 5s5-5s7 Wales Avenue
hy j. : Read. Mrs. William Bayley. Mr.
A. Wallace. The Carpenter Co. Mrs r "
Williams J /. Gallagher. Mrs. Margaret
Gallagher. Margaret Callahan, Edward l.
Moran as Executor. ctc.
Goods stored az t360-i352 Webster Ave
nue. by Mrs j.. ~ Merry. J. W. Wilson.
r. W Scott.
You aud each ot YOU ar. hereby notified
that the time FOR the payment II our lien
upon me property hereinafter described
having expired. after due notice thereof
had been given You. No will cause such
property. Ia wit. Household Goods. Per
sonal Effects and Merchandise stored In
our warehouses at i3fa-i35i Brook Avenue.
and a. 5s5-jSI wales Avenue, and a. 1850
1862 Webster Avenue. New York city. b.
YOU. or in your name Cor IN which YOU
may have any INTEREST,". 20 be sold a. pub
hc auction according - tho statute in suca
ease made and PROV idcd. az our ware houss.
Nos i360-l3s2 Webster Avenue. near l7Otn
street BrouA Borough. New York city. on
Thursday April 9th. 1915. az 10 \ NJ and
n the sale thereof Is not completed on said
date the same win BE- continued az the
same place ON every Thursday thereafter.
beginning az 10 \. NJ. and continuing unttt
all the goods are sold.
JULIUS KtNDERMANN & SONS iNC
To LOUIS COHEN. No. 3i-Sf West e,h
street. New York City. and Jacob Uauscr
t'''f 20 " mann - w ihAlafAf 40 80 Luz
low street New York city. You are hereby
notified that the storage being due and tho
Time Tor the payment ~ this Compsnys lien
upon the property hereinafter desrrlbed h,v-
Ing expired and due notice thereof ha,lng
been given you. this Company will cause
such property. 60 Wit: . cases OF feathers
hy yon I'm 80 warehouses. % ~ sold st pub
lic auction, according 20 the statute tn such
cares made aud provided In tho deliver,
room, 80. ss5 West 81. New York city. an
q 80. 4. -
\ NJ THE MANHATTAN REFRIGERA.
TING co, n. \. Adams. President
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cEo5RRPGiKE rEArHERsroNE. seer.tary

PURSUANT 10 STATUTORY REQUIRE-
ment. notice Is hereby given that an act,
Senate Bill No ts3. Int No 500. has been
passed by both branches OF the Legislature.
entitled
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a relocation of its tracks in Syracuse;
As the law now stands. abandoned cans'
lands can be purchased direct from IN, tne
land board. This provision Is not satls
factory to the upstate POLITICIANS how !,S
ever. who desire 10 get the lands with
out any cost to the municipality or the
railroad. ,.r. g..
The Walters bill is also applicable -
Rochester. where Governor Whitman :
friend. George ". Aldridge,s bosses
things. There is about seven miles o.
the abandoned Erie Canal running
through Rochester. and the politicians
there are anxious TO get it for the road
bed Of a trolley company.
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rI-RTUER GIVEN that the

once { p. o. Address. Municipal Build
ing, Borough OF Manhattan. New YORK
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suRRoGATEs NOTICES.

l.. PURSUANCE or Az obpL -.n,,s,t.
Honorable John T.. Cohslan. sssyrr.s /.
Of the county Of New York NollS,im,
hereby given 20 an persons hL,lns :, ~.
asainst Martha -. Whitrdge l..' .,,,rt
COUNTY OF New York. dcce3@d. 70 ~.
tie same with vouchers thereoi s..,.f
subscribers. az their pace q. 49,. Bgtid
4 rice, our attorneys. No. - Va! 49,, - az.
In The city - New YORK. on or '1'0
ist d.y Of July. 1915. next 49,, =, ps.
Dated. New York. the -pih cay
ccmb.r. 1918.
DOUGTAs ". THOMAS ,o-r
FNSpbhi'N i.xscu,o'
wHiTRIDGE. BUTLER KII"
Attorneys for Executors. 49,
50 wall 81. New YORK SlV'
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OUTGOING STEAMERS.
TRANSPACIFIC MAILS.

Japan lo HYam.JiiTa Wari.'''' .Mch 50
Guam Philippine Islands via sai, Fran
c.scOl lc.ose a. 1880 NIL Trans
port ...-....-.. .... 90 - u %
"5Soi-WbsInb,' 81
Hawaii Japan. Cores China. Philippine
II "a , roi Ninp,n Nam ......... April
Hawaii. Samoan Islands Australia except
Vest. New Zealand Via san Francisco
iclose al II 80 ? ml-Sicrra. ....... 80. April
Hawaii. Fin Islands. New Zealand Aus,
trala (Tis VANCOUVER and victoria. b % -,
JspAn. Corea China especially addressed
o.ilyl Via San Francisco icloso At II 80
p mJ-Psuama Msru. ..-.... ...--.. =, -Aprfl
Tahiti Marqucsas Cook Islands New Iea-
land Australia (exccrt Wcsl via san $500.
Francisco fcl0se a. u 80 ml-MsliaL April u
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sHER.Prs AUCTION SALES

HENRY BRADY. sHERlFFS AZ ..,n
,eIs AZ III y orlo'S noon. a. No IS, ~
,c ctS' s.. 10, Of iron Beans sheet F l's
Paints. OILS. Tools. Work eenche,, Al
Rivets. Screws. Channel Plates. i, ~
all other property 81 the dctenos.it ,sns.
PREMISE Goods must ee t'"''
dlAtclN after the sale. .,
PNrlltCK T. CONLiN. perats -
HENRY BRADY. Shthll ,r.h g>ih
cor. sells this day Tucsda'. Ms a, -
ist6. Az N o'clock boz che forenoon, - Is
Third Avenue. t}rsnuauH N"I', h. r.
Barrels - Olio oils. '"el' "''
moved Immediately after sale
ALFRED q. SMITH Sheflu. sA,ft
THOMAS l. WINTERS, pti1'
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COLONEL WAY BEHIND
IN FINDING GUACHARO
Three Specimens of His Wonder
full Bird Already in u. 5.
Try Teiesraph - The T1bun.l

Boston. March 27.-Colonel Roosevelt
might have saved the expenses OF his
trip TO Trinidad and discovered the
guacharo in Cambridge at much less
cost if he had been we'll informed, 1t
became known to-day.
The night-prowling, Indicating qua
charo. which the Colonel claims to have
discovered, is not new discovery by
any means. There is one in Chicago
mounted and another at lis Brattlee
Street. Cambridge. il the possession OF
William Brewster, curator Of the Har-
ward Museum.
Edward Howe Forbush, state orni-
biologist, also has a specimen.