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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-05-01
BOATING CLUB SEEKS
SITE FOR CLUBHOUSE

Members of the Moline Launch club,
at meeting held Friday evening, de-
cided to renew their efforts in securing
a site for permanent clubhouse along
the Mississippi river, preferably near
the foot Of Sixteenth street. The float
ing structure has been remodeled with
the idea of having it serve as a club
house until new building is provided.
Plans for this years regatta were
discussed and it was the sentiment of
the meeting that cash prizes be offered
as an inducement for prospective en-
trants. Several new members were
admitted to membership, and the club
will be represented this year by a
number of new fast boats
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-05-01
Legal.
Guardians Sale of Real Estate,

Guardians Sale of Real Estate,
To all persons whom it may con-
Germ:
Notice is hereby given that the un-
dersigned, The Central t. dst and Saw
ings Bank, guardian of Custer Tomp-
kins and VERNE Tompkins, minors.
will make application to the probate
court Of Rock Island county, at a reg
ular term thereof. to be held at the
county court house. in the city of Rock
Island, in said county, on the first
Monday of May, A. D. 1916, being the
first day thereof, for an order and de-
cree of said court, directing it as said
guardian to sell the following real
estate belonging to said minors, or so
much thereof as shall seem to said
court necessary for reinvestment, and
the support and education of said min
ors, situated in the county of Rock Is-
land and state of Illinois, to-wit:
Undivided two twenty sevenths
(2-27ths) Of the west half (1h) of the
northeast quarter % of section
tWenty-eight (2S) in township seven
teen QO >orth range two 20 west OF
the 4th P. M. in Rock Island county
Illinois, subject to their mothers dow
er therein, and to invest such of the
proceeds of said sale as shall not he
Immediately requisite for said support
and education in other real estate, or
otherwise, under the direction of the
court
CENTRAL TRUST AND SAVINGS
BANK, Guardian of said Minors.
BY M. S. Heagy. President
Walker. Ingram & Sweeney,
Attorneys for Guardian.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-05-01
MAN FOUND IN CREEK
BELIEVED MURDERED

Marshalltown, Iowa, May 1.-Evf-
dence submitted today at the Coroner'S
inquest indicated that Henry Alexan-
der, whose body was found in Linn
creek near here recently may have
been murdered Physicians who per
formed an autopsy told the jury that
their investigation developed that
Alexander was dead when his body
was placed in the creek.
Deceased according to relatives car
ried a large sum of money on the day
he disappeared. Twenty-one cents
was found on the body.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-05-01

There are several new cases OF the
measles in the village.
Mrs. Will Clarke and William
Deuth of Alexis were guests at John
Millett's home Sunday.
Mrs. Bert Vanatta has been i'll
with tonsilitis
Mrs. Conrad has returned to her
home in St. Joe after an extended
visit here.
S. S. Baker is the owner Of a new
REQ machine.
B. f. Richards of Milton, Iowa, was
in the village several days this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gus Bealer and
daughter Dorothy of Black Hawk
were guests of Mrs. E. l.. Cooper
Sunday
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-05-01
Rate Hearing Tomorrow.

City Attorney James NJ. Johnston of
Moline left this afternoon for Spring
field, where he will direct the city's
case before the state public utilities
commission in which it is seeking to
have the Peoples Power company or
dered to furnish gas and electricity in
this city at the lowest possible rates
The first formal hearing is set for to-
morrow morning.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-05-01
HAMPTON BOY IS
SHOOTING VICTIM
Chester Patch Accidentally Discharges
Revolver and Bullet Punctures
His InteStines.
TEN OPENINGS MADE BY MISSILE
Operation is Performed by DR.. L. D.
Barding at City H0spital-Lad
Probably viii Recover.

AS result of his being shot through
the abdomen with the bullet from a
22-caIibre revolver, Chester Patch, 10
vear-old son of Herman Patch Of
Hampton, underwent an operation
yesterday in the Moline Lutheran hos
pital. Today he was resting compar-
atively easy. The intestines were
punctured in 10 places and each open
ing was sewed together by DR.. l.. d.
Barding of East Moline. who was call
ed to attend the unfortunate boy.
Chester had taken the revolver out
of the house and was in the back yard
attempting to extract bullet from
the chamber, when the cartridge ex-
ploded. Dr.. Barding responded to the
call and he had the city ambulance
meet him at First street, East Molin,
where the injured boy was transferred
from the physicians machine to the
city's conveyance. The operation took
place Immediately on reaching the
hospital. The attending physician is
of the belief that the boy will recover
unless complications develop.
Fails at Suicide.
Charles Swanson, a painter, resid-
ing on Fourteenth street, Silvis, is in
the Moline city hospital, suffering
from two bullet wounds in his head
which were inflicted by an old-fash'
toned revolver fired by his own hand
Indications are that he will recover.
Attempt at self-destruction wa!
made Saturday afternoon in his home
He returned at and went to hi!
room. Shortly afterward, members o
the family heard two shots fired, ant
when they arrived at his side the!
found he had shot himself twice in thu
right temple. The bullets, however
did not strike vital spot, merely fiat
tening out when they came in contac
with the skull, and causing a Sigh
depression.
DR.. Long of East Moline was sum
moned and he, with DR.. A. H. ARP
gave Swanson surgical attention a
the hospital. Domestic trouble, to
gether with financial worries, are SAT-
TO have prompted the act.
Swanson had been Respondent TO
some time, and while on the operating
table, he told his wife that he Woult
finish the job next time, it is said.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-05-01
VICTIM OF POISON
DINNER SUCCUMBS

Chicago, May 1.-Andrew J. Ora
ham, head of the private banking COM
pany of Graham and Sons, died today
at the age Of SIS years, In 1911 he
nomination for mayor but was de-
feated. Mr.. Graham attended the din
ner given recently in honor of Arch
bishop George W. Mundelein and was
among the 200 persons affected by the
poisoned soup.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-05-01
MARYLAND Holding Primary.

Baltimore, Md, May Clear and
mild weather favored the voters of
Maryland at the primary election to-
day for senatorial and congressional
candidates to the state conventions.
which will nominate the delegates to
major parties next month
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-05-01
Maximum Withdrawals Few.

Berlin. May 1.-The report of the
German loan banks for 1915 shows
that while the maximum limit of ennis
sions had been fixed by law at the be-
ginning of the war at 100000 0C
marks the sum of 2,O0O,OOO,Ooo was
passed only during three days. The
highest level was touched on Dec. 81
with 2,34S, 100000 marks. the lowest or
Feb. Is, with 665,000,O00. The princi-
pal borrowers were municipalities.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-05-01

Moline police court this morning and
after a hearing was assessed $3.50.
John Miner, charged with creating
disturbance at 1927 Fourteenth ave
nue., paid $3.50. John Murphy and Wal
ter Tony, cripples, charged with beg
ging, were ordered out of the city I'M
der penalty of spending 20 days in
Jail.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-05-01
Dewey Celebrates Manila Bay Battle.

Washington, May Admiral Dewey
today is celebrating the 18th anniyers-
airy of the battle of Manila Bay. No
plans had been made for any special
celebration so far as the hero of the
day personally was concerned. AS
president of the navy general board
Admiral Dewey was at his desk as
usual today giving personal attention
to the duties of his office.
Admiral Dewey, who is 70 years of
age, is in his usual good health.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-05-01
Dentists Gather at Des Moines,

Des Moines, Iowa, May dentists
from all parts of Iowa arrived here
today to attend the annual convention
of the Iowa Dental society. which
opens here tomorrow. Informal con
ferences made up the pre-conVention
program
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-05-01
BOYS PLAY INDIAN:
ONE Is SHOT DEAD

Freeport, ILL.,, May Jacob Wilken,
four years old, was shot and killed
last night by his brother Henry, 10
years old, while they were playing In
dian. Jacob was armed with a rifle
and Henry with shot gun. Neither
weapon was believed loaded. Half of
Jacobs face was blown away.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-05-01

Tered with female
trouble, backache,
nervous spells and
the blues. My chill
dren's loud talking
and romping would
make me so nervous
/ could just tear
everything to pieces
and / would ache all
over and feel 30 sick
that | would not
want anyone to talk
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-05-01
Swedes Want Aeroplane Law.

London, May IA Central news
dispatch from Copenhagen uotes the
Dagens Nyheter of Stockholm to the
effect that the Swedish government
has decided to introduce a bill pro-
hibiting passage Of foreign aircraft
over Swedish territorial waters.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-05-01
Air Hose Workers Strike.

Jersey City, N. j., May six hun
dred men and women employees of the
Eureka Air Hose company struck to-
day demanding a ten per cent increase
In wages and nine hour day. An Of
fer of an advance of 81 a week was re-
fused. Police were called TO guard
the company's property.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-05-01

Elizabeth's court added much to the
enjoyment and esthetic beauty of the
entertainment. For the most part
they dated back to the 18th century
and were all quantity charming.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-05-01
viii Seek New Bids.
Fined for Fast Driving,

Charged with disorderly conduct,
with fast driving of his horse and bug
gy specified, Al Gould was arraigned
before Magistrate Frank Gustafson in
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-05-01
! OWE
MY HEALTH
To Lydia E. Pinkham's Veg.
etable Compound.

Washington Park, ul.-"I am the
mother of four children and have suf-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-05-01
COST OF A FENCE
PUZZLES COUNCIL
Estimate for Plan Of Enclosing Brown
ing Field Differs Greatly from
Bids Submitted.
OFFICIALS POSTPONE ACTION
Will Seek Enlightenment On the Mat.
ter-COntracts Offered May BE Re-
iected by Commission.

Either City Engineer Lyle Payton
underestimated the cost Of a
fence to be built around Browning
field or bids submitted for the work
are exorbitant. The city engineer esti-
mated the fence would cost $l,S00
Four bids were received by the coun-
Gil this morning. The lowest was
s4,02660.
At late hour today the council had
been unable to find Mr. Payton. In the
meantime bids have been laid over as
hours, according to law, and there is
probability that the city will exercise
it's right to reject all bids and call for
new ones. Bids submitted were as fol
lows:
Cyclone Fence company of Chicago
s4,38374 and s4,287.24; Abraham &
Porter, s4,69O.S5; Moline Heating
Construction company. $4,026.6O.
Bids were also received on con-
structing a fence around Riverside
cemetery, and were laid over As hours
They were as follows:
Cyclone Fence company, s5,13S and
5000; Abraham & Porter, $5,005; Mo.
line Heating & Construc.@n company
S5,131.75.
VIII Seek New Bids.
These bids were also far higher thar
the council had expected and viii
probably be rejected and new bid;
called for.
Report of Chief of Police 0. NJ. Bis
ant for the month Of April was re
ceved, showing a total of 102 arrest:
for the month. Of these Al were or
state cases, 81 on city cases. Of tbs
| 81 cases, 81 arrests were made for dis
orderly conduct and p for intoxica
ton. Tramps lodged at the police sta
ton during the month numbered 329
The sun., 1916-09-18
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.
Manhattan.

WEST BRoADwAN.. n " cor Prince 81. l3i.
Tex irreg Rose krng,r. cNtrN, 70 Hose
kruger, trustee. go Bushwtck a,,
hrooklyn. atty. Peter y huberty. sao
75TH ST. $. lis E Is, a,. ?5xil?.il--Rose
Kruger. extrx. TO Rose Kruger. trustee.
atty, Peter p Huberty. si7 Bway. Brook,
SULLIVAN ST. :. 100 n Prince al. 2sy
lO0-Ross Kruger TO Rose W BurGtorf.
1oA Linden o.; brooEiyn; ATTY. Peter +,
ssTH ST. N =, 400 " West End sv. loox--
james Douglass TO y y Trust GO. 90
Broad st.. . {: sttys, Merrill. r 4 7. 100
Sd Xv. l~ssI--Loui; $ Brush 70 Rond :
Mort Guarantee co. us Remson 81,
brooklyn; atty. Title Guar q 7 CO. i5S
sane Observation-Disclosures i Mort GUAR 20
10 City Real Estate co. l'G Bway; atty,
ISL XIV, "ia7s:sC-,,Jo. Karn 10 david
Wiener. Il Hath st; atty. r, Il. Klein;
lsT Ar. ss.ii, cor itth' ST. i.s.Gxss.i""
Alfred II. Blumberg to Harry Schutzer.
li9 Starr It. Brooklyn: atty. Isaac Blum
h.rg, $50 Grand acknowledgements, -
18TH ST. llt-i%6 W--Pauline Weinstsin to
Frank Mann. s:7 ?s'th st; atty, Jas
i3oTii ST. 500 W-Fannie Pick to Amelia
Kn~ntr"witx 4 Esherx. $40 Hway, $500
'2orii 4 nS W I'd u,; Mo- FIJI
ere Trust 90, "a broadway. nrooklyn:
,rn,; atty, Jonas, !. 4 y; Il; Bw.y, q
l,ei Madison street: Brooklyn; ATTY,
Herhcrt tracauef. All Bway.. ,A2.ibAs\
SAME same 10 Jacob and Barbara
The sun., 1916-09-18
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
,Nith name and address U. lenders a.
tnruey.l

,Wi,h name and address U. lenders a.
torney.)
7Tft ST. 2:5-:iji.. n =. :is.t W Avcnn. e.
33.txyit. Aug 20, lsis-Aaron Bum.
Grafton. y Y. TO los Horne. lIgj 5oth -.
brooklyn; atty. iy kun's. Gi-s3 .i'rk
WEST BRoApwN ~. 53.. " :. rs n
" Cavsgnaro. Eidg~vo,d. J. and Anna
" Pisarra. R~ookswsy. II Of -; atrs,
;ampors l. Thier,. 80 Nassau -. $500
sTH Az, = " o 11th ~, 10. :xsj. De" s..
Pat Far,ev TO MILO Il Malthi"
Chamberlain city ~ y Y; atty. Tito
G~uarsut-" n Trus. 90. l-S Ewav -; 900
75TiI -, n : 400 " 9th a.. i7Nloe =. fep
Eleanor Won Nopp,nfe's % IG"loh
SNitzrr.anG. AMI Leopnlio Franc, -ttl
Rome. lii'y; sttys. pucr, Strong &
Whitehead. ~ Exchange pl...... ~. 900
PARK Az. II e 32d ri, runs n 1915 to =
. SD 81 Z e AS TO W e Lexington a.
NsitIs \ " - ~ 10 to u n 3si -
W S16.5 TO beg: Madison av. n W e s5th
81. I0%.+x:coxi0+ +x?o+<, Sep. 20. 1899
or.n Root. Jr; to Mutual Life In. co;
9th ST. l W. n .. o. W sth av. runs n "
along arc Of 30 degrees. the centre being
II n from eth at and a. W 5th av \
n s2Sx " 20.6x = 1905 to n = st \ . IS q
TO beg. Sept 1. leoS-Jeannette = Coin
to Hannah HymAn. s. Il ssth st; atty.
samuel Ecker. i5S r SSH St.. 80. 900
,:D ST. a. W. n =: 81: = 9th Az, :tyss',
To Alpnonss Nontau,. u W .6th i,
at,ys. Bowers & :. <s Cedar ST., iii. o"o
.aD ST. " W. n =. pa =. 9th ~, :iNsss,
March |, l.is--P a W Holding co 10
American Mtg 60, 80 Cedar st; atty :.
Bowers & $. 40 Cedar 81. ..."....Ss 900
The sun., 1916-09-18
LEASES.

sTH Az. >s:, n e cor ?s.h st. b Philip
J kearny. New Haven. Conn atty to
Sept Is. 1914; atty. Title Guar s. T co.
lT6 Bway 100
CEDAR ST. ~, store; im---A,!.na
Holding 90 20 Harry : Leslie, 4.;a Nciro
av, Bron,, ; yrs from oct !. 1915; al.
dr"-s 90 West 81 .~..-........ N..os
- Az 81: ns& n.n1lse, Gcrashty TO
]. lris; address Bernhcimsr d :. i-.th
o. and Amsterdam S7.o
SAME PROPERTY. a,siEnment % i.s.e-
Morris Sam TO David Wolf, .iT T. AID ~,
HOUSTON st, %iIi-iI' ". - h~-Anxl.s..
Weeks and ano - Borden, C:nden.sd
Milk co. los Hudson 81, b yrs from Oct
srH Nv, iis.:A b-M.y.r A,:..nd.r to
!sidor rherner: $50 W sSth o.. s ". from
,sr Av. ,o:7. from, S--ciha: spensi.p
to Henry ostsrhol. on tho premises. s
,ssrH ST. $50 ". ain Elliott nur.,on 10
ROM E:%' Oct r''' -. i lis 81 st ana nss; isstyrf
cA ,sssh ST. e. ..i,.-Haailrl;;' R@rcaia,ss 10
,, 1sm sMs, / L'i:ii' 81 Grove st. a. %:
:ss r; ssi;;a M:n:,',sa iSsSs%
insIs':; aity-, conkiIn' & Reid ST nassau
,sru 81. l'<.l' IS. i;ih' st. :S.27 ". 9Th
oft su-1ushanna suk M'lis. 10 Jos
s'hlnIlcr, 40 Riverside priv, kn,,.u a.
iMe"rt.I Thread " hrs from Ts' al IL
9TH Az, .6%.l-s.a, IS; 80 II va s. G5.:Xloox
,rrsx Ma, a., I TS,n st; " u.s. e G,h az,
rom Jan T. lSii; attys,. LIND < i. -
c,la1 81 8. Ps. rHi1,.s,aG aEg.smsn ni.oo
NuhrIcr. Inc. 20 NJ NJ Leasing & Holding
The sun., 1916-09-18
Rod and Gun Neus
calling him a foreigner" aud letting It 90

s G ING MIN foreigner ana 'e'''ns "s'
Any crafty old '.chnie.. yas.r' viii tel
yon WA, the tee,cr butcher ~ Juss n,ne,E-
PIN" I,n.f'n. KIM, OF an 'h,srn", roou,-
",lsky, niras, feeling in a pool ., Gn = si
coy: isr he S,s s%:'iss.; and ,Gs III: e.:
pr.c,icsi tsason at least the tiny. pretty
. n,.,' Of SrI ,Sa mean are ~,a a'w xn1s, 's hcv from the
,r A. To- IN. status rt those nttis niras
die. a N p ! nr,s'hI Th. s San. la ;sw m .n
my may he killed Tho tsdcral lay says
ssfi,,ie ~"n x 90 AZ ! unae.s'smG y, 'ns
projectors to enforce only the state law.
tners.'re no state wsrdsn could in'erfere
IN ,he Tssc exported by M. Benne0:
Senie.,i"s ,n: eca:ti.aiions,!'y Of me "a:
era, wi,d iowi law. II Is not very clear 70
rqn,'n ,sa %n9 hun; s,r,s'iy In :erordanss
,ay NV 'e'"s sha cono'''ons OF tho s'a'o
Tn. Fedora, regulation, say ira. or,v Az.
.pecles OF snipe or shore birds may be
1871; nno' a. Tar AZ J can see, nlace No
nag limit. The state law SAYS that any
not to exceed ntte.n per d''. -,
Wild birds within our limit. We've always
cwnsd them. Custom aud law have Away,
::s.; Nay = 'f raull ns" ant rSf' ,sdr. .S S"n a4.'
| Astoria. Sept. 10. GREEN HEART.
kiuing senJpiuer, n, Lang BEACH.
II 70 good to know that there are q few
IoIk Sho n,. no entirely 3hliricus to the
s.susntsr OF the innou"hfs mat taxes place
on sundays at Long Beach, L.. |. Mr.. Ben.
nett pps, Il mildly
- ,mnN tnat a great percentage OF so
S"ileo sportsn"h are . ptcttN conscience
Iess crow; particularly vile arc the admi-
rape men mat nal. from ItsS
L'st SundaN a party OF f"u- OF these
ABOUT half q mile from tho life 'ng sta
lion: As ! approached they had jazz sue
ceeieu IN getting within rsnGo OF . aree
MOCK or the small species OF sand ,iper.
Wnicn ORA ~ ABOUT the only rcing'ning
BIT OF beauty on our local beaches.
NAT followed 10 about the sAduest spec
tacle hav" ever seen. Without any ef-
fort or conce1lment IL was pos tble 10 an
proAch within hfteen feet 81 the hpck. AMI
yet theec hloodthirtty mcu s'rovc, BY
lodging along tho beach. 20 get vet q
li','s closer. 80 that IN. birds could almost
The sun., 1916-09-18
ISLAND REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
E o HOTEL

In sclec. SEA Gate. y. V. Iiarbor, - bed.
rooms. ~ psths. steam heated, fuilN far
aud equipped. extra grounds tor ud-
ditious. has hesn -u,ccSfuIl, conducted. "a
great chance FOR the fight man to own and
upera'. y high class Hotel IA mis- we'll
xnovn summer rcsii.nc" resort. Apply -
WILLIAM y. \ COMPANY, iV Mon
tagu" 80. HrooI<yI
The sun., 1916-09-18
Cozy 5.Room Bungalow

with n m. view Of country and convenlrnf
10 water .or boating. bathing AMI fishing
beautiful cleRT"d ground Tor gardening
etc. large porNi. open fireplace. nice. Hir'
bedrooms. and .ouusc.ing hath. : wtnu'"
from station: owner viii sNll r"sSorahl" g.
quick huyer for 800 down and ~ monthly
e. MEIy'li iVJ llatnush Ave. Brooklyn.
The sun., 1916-09-18
LOST, FOUND AND REWARD.

LOST OR STOLEN--Pass Door No. IlS>.
Of the Franklin Society for iiuu" Ruiliiur
a Savings. ANY person hayiag II ,aiui on
said BASS bouk IL hereby ga. 81 anon to
present same at tho Society Oh or before
10th day Of Sept. or submit to having the
pass book declared eaUcsllsd.
The sun., 1916-09-18
REAL ESTATE FOR sALE-QUEENs.
Overlooking the Sound.

Modern home Of 10 rooms, . baths. omen
hreplaces. hardwood. SPA cious porchcs. hot
heat. sewer. water. gas. electricity
minutes to restricted bathing beach. dock.
etc. deep-water anchorage. : blocks to sta
ton: $1,000 cash. balance can be arranged.
.. STEPHENSON, :t3 W. Jith ST.
The sun., 1916-09-18
CENTRAL AUCTION CO., ~. .hrchnn,
Auctluneer, Is! Canal street, t,.ls JrNCIrI

vi ~ \. NJ clothing AT 10 \ NJ,
Sept. is-By cAirounns'. 4Ha Fulton
S. d,ar,"rd. and other nr., ,n1ns sE,nrs
Watrhrt. jrV'lry, eilvoiNnrc. Sc, from So.
oSts JuiS i, 1913, to No. ms Aug. ~,
1918. and AL articles held over from pre-
vious sale.
SeNt by McAlesnons'. 10, SIN Ave.
Az uurei"cmrl pledges Of pearls, diamonds
and other precious stones. Matches, iowelrN,
silS ~ ware, 81. from No. 1000, May -.
isi',. to, ~. -io3l Nus, : lala, and al,
sept. ai-Rv II. Miller. 7lI 9th Ave
Clothing 30 sept. 10. 1915,
Sept. Ely NJ, Iav"rv go zen Ave-.
and 81 81 Ave, clothing 'u sept. ~. i9li.
Sept, Is by h simpson -" 500 Fulton
st., brooklyn All uurcdeem.i pledge OF
pearls, diamonds and oth"r precious stones,
watches. tewclrv. silvcrwarc. Sc. pledged
previous to No, lt00l AnS |, 1913, and oil
articles held over from previous sales.
The sun., 1916-09-18
SITUATIONS WNNTTD-TEMN ALE.

ENl'tiir Sienographcr and Typewriter
of mans years experience ,irsitcs pusition;
host OF references. y. Is boA 1913 sun once.
The sun., 1916-09-18
or BROOKLYN-rOR SALE.

ONE FAMILY HOUSES. detached.
garage. nine rooms. bath, showers. electric
lsghts, vacuum cleaners steam. puruuetrv,
li.<50, $3.50 cash. 3i3 monthly and interest.
BUILDERS. 1880 18th at. Take West End
subway. Municipal Bldg. 10 11th.
The sun., 1916-09-18

Those who went down TO the sea In
ships' and other craft one day recently
found tho ocean a. smooth. as a miilpond
and Father Neptune IN hs plcssan,cs,
mood.
The atmosphere was brilliant. the sun
radiant with whitening heat rays which
the kcen. ror'west breeze transmitted into
q delightful. soothing stimulapt that ironcd
out III" care furrow on the brow Of the for.
,unate who rocked In the cradle OF the
deep and angled for Its denizens.
That celebrated bunch OF rod end reel
eNperts-with the exception OF "The Pro-
%fcssor.' VIII wa unable to .foressther with
his disciples. by whom his inspiritinR pres
ence was greatly missed-Dr George wash
ington Weld, we'll known discovcror of tho
wonderful fsh finders; Frank Fer,ne Hilton.
that got away: Frank stewart Laird, noted
Burksrt. the Impartial. who always boats
present. Joined the Seaweed Fishing Club
on the Casanova and voyssed TO the waters
- 5eabrSht. where numerous nuke. bass.
SrousSt ,nSosrd ani co%alderaSls tackle
was left cupboard.
On the way home We stopped q, .h.
n9ntsnip and added q few ling and yet
othsr huke to the catch.
From tho fact that DIR. Yields attention
vas occupied by robins exclusively II was
plain that he had not abandoned his or.
Astrological studies Of which he ~ nsively
Informs Ne through the sparraw episoAs
charminglv related by him recently In the
htVN ostt 'FhNAn F'II1Vns ~
New York. Sept. Is.
How to Catch Jamaica nay weoAAsh,
ReplyIng TO query of &C. H. IN THE
etN. September :. would say Canarsis Ia
reached by taking a canarsis train at sub
way. street. near Municipal
Building. lie sure to get in the cars that
e. 10 Csnarsic. Go 30 the end OF the line.
Fare Is Z cents.
You can re, a large. strong rowboat
there with two pairs OF oars and net for
50 cents. Sundays u may he - cents
shrimp are used for bait. three quarts for
g II Two fellow, take tho trip 4, II only
- cents each.
OF coure YOU can set less bait, hut YOU
need enough TO hold the nsh back OF your
boat. The boAtman will show you abou,
where 10 anchor.
~ you can get two or three others to 60
with YOU you get . launch with guide and
bait for Sc. Sundays ~.
No moro than four can comfortably fish
from one.
You mus. star. on, and nnish dsh!ng az.
cordins 20 the tide.
DO not us~ the big No.. and Nc
heavily snelled eskhsh hooks there. Is.
small sprost HOOKS with double smells. tw,
strand leaders and rather small sls'
Rangeley sinkers. Put them On or TAX,
them on leader as required. Fish are sh,
there.
Proper hooks, leaders and sinhers ma,
be bought riEh. there at Bosgers. wis.,
9 would send me hiS name and address
We may get UP a party OF Two or -four.
MURRAY II. FONDA
20 IVES. i0Nth st. Sent. "a