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The sun., 1916-09-15
Fish for Al on Three Days Trip.

For tho pnst ten years "A group ~ men
81 the Mu-risanii Yacht tiun -.lp OF
twice a war ON a three days fishing trip,
Heiug skilfll anglers they Invariably ic"
down a sufficient quantity OF hsh Tor them-
selves and their families and distrlhlt"
whatever remains TO other members Of the
club.
such n trip. which ended recently, was
no cNccptiun 10 the rule, and after "A barrel
% nuke, sea bass and h'HCkhsh were dts
'rlluted 80 momhrrS If tn Morrisanii
Yacht club to9 pounds were given iH other
rio anglers who comprised tho recent
tho mart, i've foot Rover. up'n which tn"
'ltp W. made. Iaul ami william kuppr,
Mrlllm S'Aplrion, John iiag-u, Peter pug
urr. ",irnuuS' louru" and Harry i, Blrtru,
Vhv !.olrr sailed frum ~" club 81 rhl
Ferry Point, stopped At Fulton street -
pi X up several Of IN" business mru Who
spent their morning at work, ana r't,hrI
tho shrewsbury dixie in th" afternoon.
III" Rover was lied UP - the dixie, Mt
the mouth ~ Sp'rmlcoti cove, on the l,tt
e ~" TIGHT roiuv IN, about TOO feet from
thr IlAht TINS ,haunr. f. four feet de'l
~ .uW Wltr" close to tho dikr tnl f. an
ii,ll anchorage IN any weather for a h'hi
l'>lrIug - MAX" an early start OUTSIDE.
Nftrr dark, ON IA" rising td", with "A
i've lutuult ,npf'. s~p,triug Wa caught for
r1It Al n>h caught took spr,riur. whirn
robin. i"s'sh aud hcrgall,
The iir~t days fishing vas at Scth"irh'
aui tu ~" Ia" new !Eht and toll buoy
amt IA" ',llrs. Thr catch included 22l
."i hi~s. h'a,khsh and f'uke, the black
rsh v,lghinr up 10 3l2 pounds and the
4 Ap o." pounds.
N, se,"nl Gays catch AZ the Cedars
The sun., 1916-09-15

William D.. Bloodgood & Co. have sold
The block front on the south side OF
Broadway between Sixth and Seventh
avenues, Long Island City. fronting 200
feet on broadway. 200 feet on Sixth ave-
nue. and 1872 feet on Seventh avenue.
The buyer Is the 1875 Broadway Holding
Corporation and the plot will shortly be
improved with a large building.
The sun., 1916-09-15

ut1 nifty PLENTY OF III ACKFIsn
I'LL UtIl Sh",psh"tt bay, : 4 NJ ,I.iI,
SUNDAY Z 4 NJ. 81 Stephen.
The sun., 1916-09-15
RENTING IN THE sUBURBs.

Angel & Co. have rented the S, l..
Angel house on Sunset Drive. Scarsdale,
to A.. w. Howell.
Burke Stone has leased for ID. II.
lawrence the Rose street cottage In
Lawrence Park. now under construction.
TO NJ. II. Flader OF New York city for
q term. .
The Scarsdale Estates have leased
their house on Montross road. Green
acres, S~carsdale. to Kenneth l.. Jeffery
of New York city.
The sun., 1916-09-15
LOA FOR BIG l. A

To the Rodin Studios the Metropoli-
tan Life Insurance Company has loaned
100000 with which to erect n fourteen
story apartment VI on the southwest
corner Of Seventh avenue and Fifty-sev-
enth street. OF the site OF the present
seven story fiat there. purchased by the
Rodin studios several weeks ago. Title
to the property was taken yesterday
from Georgia T. Frey. who takes back
as part OF the purchase price a second
mortgage for $500. 900.
The sun., 1916-09-15
DETAILS OF RECENT DEALS.

Hermine wahl Is the purchaser Of 21s
East Seventy-eighth street, sold recently
by the Fleming estate.
Victoria Bitterman 10 the real buyer
Of the apartment house at s2s and $40
Jackson avenue. sold recently.
Alexander ]. Roux q Co. were brok-
ers In the sale OF the property No. s25
Broadway for the Livingston estate.
The sun., 1916-09-15

CnIIuM m sun. tues AM Thurs. leave,
tUll M iii, Eth ST, I%iohokou. { rs A NJ
battery 7 4 NJ Fare 81 rs.
The sun., 1916-09-15
SOUTH YONkERs FLAT SITES.

George Howe reports the sale OF two
large plots at the corner OF st. Andrews
place and Bettner place, Valentine Ter
race, fonkers. to John L. Fry. a promi-
.ent fonhers builder. Mr.. Fry plans to
plld AZ once tN0 large apartment houses
coN'aining apartments OF four or Ave
Rooms.
The sun., 1916-09-15
FINE CROTON ESTATE SOLD.

george Howe has sold the estate Of
Mrs. r. NJ. Sprague at Croton on the
Hudson. to ]. A. Rosen. The property
consists Of a large house and seven
acres OF ground. II Ia situated on High
land avenue and Is considered one of
the most slightly properties in this dis
trict.
The sun., 1916-09-15
BUNGALOWS At HIGHLANDS.

Robert A. Clement OF Paterson has ac-
quired a tract Of land. 2OOx527 feet, at
Atlantic Highlands. n. j.. for the pur-
pose OF developing a bungalow colony.
In the spring Mr.. Clement will start ex-
tensive developments with a view to
establishing a large summer colony.
The sun., 1916-09-15
RESULT AT
lat II vEsEy
Uv Yn..uh n ~.

BY Joseph +. Day.
iiiTH st. 10 Z. 8. 2is = 9Th av. 2s.iix
ieo;i1 ) story fst..N Y Trust Co. ast
NJ J Bennett ct nj. due. Sl1,12lls: taxes,
sc, S2t<so: to plaintiff. ....... slt, 900
TAT s2os THIRD AvENUE1
BY J. II. Mayors.
2i!TH ST. n .. $50 " Paulding av. sI&x
sassi1is. gore also
2itTH ST. 8 =. $50 W Laconia av. ASK
e5-Daniel London sgt A II Mace et al.
due. on LIST parcel e6oSoj: ID parcel
s?st.s2: TO plaintiff. $500
by James J. Donovan.
Av. = o.. so 8 . Rosew GOD av,
25xloo-Carolyn Freedman agt Francesca
Attardo and ano. due. S757 20, taxes. Sc,
S,l2xs tn plaintIN fin
The sun., 1916-09-15
TO ALTER MATTHEWS STORE.

Plans are being prepared for the re-
modelling Of the A. d. Matthews Build
ing. at Fulton street and Gallatin place.
which has been vacant for the past year.
Nathan J. Mitchell n Robert J. Cover
dale, brokers. who divided the Smith
Gray and Lattimer buildings into stores.
ave been appointed by the French estate
to make similar changes In the Matthews
Building. The street floor OF the build
ing will be sectioned of into stores.
The sun., 1916-09-15
MADISON AVENUE FLATS SOLD.

Title to the two six story apartment
houses known as the Hollywood. at the
southeast corner Of Madison avenue and
Ninety-fourth street. was transferred
yesterday by Gustav 2. Boehm and an
other. az trustees. to David Hoexter for
n consideration OF 3209. 900. The houses
cover a plot l00.sxs5 opposite the ar
mory OF Squadron A. They were trans
ferred subject to a mortgage for $780,
900.
The sun., 1916-09-15

The nrs, ia;" - the open season and the
hfst dat OF The 'Ln."' s'ts'm ar e'r,i
tNi,icN' additional provisions and es.
captions. sLt"s OF 1910 not f'''''e"'
Nalne- Der in AuIroscorrin. Cumh"r-
land k-nn-bec. Knox. Lincoln, S2e i'h"v'
waldo and York counties November A-pe-
N,w Hampshire-pc"r in Coos, October
li.nec'mh"r LIZ, ,I,s@. her sr" ri Of
-. tie. December l-l6
NrN York Deer N Adirondack October
@ %u.,mh.r IS: lister county, MIN i"snS
In sl.H.au county and III, peer isIN,
orange Couu'y. November lIt. IN f"'t,
Il STATE no op'n s',,Gh ,Msrm 49, .I
son opcns or closes on preceding SttiI-
" ,consin-peer In Pierce. Dunn, Eau
Nrrathnu. Lang ado. ornuto, Door ana Al
counties north ,cN,"pt !"k!. Nov"mhtt -
p,,cnhor | In rect Of state no open sea-
wyomlns-pecr IN campbell, Crook.
jonts.n' Niont.Ft. >nrrtrGm anu "e'"
Vtln- Nou-rrs!d"uts not permitted 10
"llaho-pccr IN Ronner. Clearwater,
Id.hu. Kou',ull LIt1h, N"2 i,rce ana
shoshpne counties, september 20 pe'em-
bier - .
south Caro.iuu-Dccr. Berkeley. C!aren-
don and porchcs'cr r9mnlirs' Ane"S, =
ion counties. August l-January l. Orange
nk'ahowa-Derr in Blaine, Caddo. Co
mar, he. Kiowa and Major counties, no open
Nm M,xlco-neer nor'h OF lG,,,nte 81
degree. south, october N't, innrF -,u,.
b..E,' i. li.',I.~ olr and 'r.r'y. three.
Ausu.t. l,-@.,oHcr - district four
S,u'rluh,r l.Ortuhcr J..
,,", Il. MI foiur'ed 80 Cumml~-
The sun., 1916-09-15
BUYS At CEDAR kNOLLs.

blrk" Stone has sold for Oliver NJ.
CCoEe ~ Cedar Knobs the large frame
,o'h'tI house on a good sized plot on
sanyr.n avenue in Cedar Knobs. Yonkers.
g, TO Powell Crichton. q New York
a%torncy.
The sun., 1916-09-15

Joseph p. Day. acting for the Console
dated Gas Company. has leased tho plot
l00x120 on the south side OF ~sixty.nfth
street $50 feet west OF Amsterdam ave-
nue. for q term Of years. Arrangements
have been made to improve the site with
a three story garage, storage and repair
shop to be occupied ny the Doty-Demos
Company. NJ. Il l.. Hess represented the
lessees In the transaction. The new
building will be ready for occupation in
the fall.
The sun., 1916-09-15

The wpAknsh guIl,s n IhnNfslr NsheI
in Deep Water and FslSu channel OF
Jamaica Bay yesterday AMI their parties,
and first Of tho ebb tides. took from II
to- 81 wcakfsh 10 n boat.
The score of tho guides. checked by
Fred Boegel. follows: L. johnson. 30. Har-
Ills. IS. Lewis, a.. Il. johnson. IL Lock
ort. -. HitoLlcr. 10. DAVIS, 81; ,otirey'
81. Revlnus. 81 Schaener. II; BALDWIN
Gaunnr. ia. /. Ansga,h. ~ q. Ansbach;
IL A. Johnson. 40. Phillips. so ana
Iroouer - w.aknsh.
The sun., 1916-09-15
SELLS PARK HILL HOME.

Paul V Bum has sold through George
move his Elizabethan home on Rockland
avenue, Park Hin, Yonkers. to George
- M"1ller. Mr., Meuller plans some al
'e'ations and Will occupy the home.
The sun., 1916-09-15
HOME For YONkERs TRUST.

The Yonkers Trust Company. just or
ganized with $4,000 capital. has leased
from Rollins Bros, the large store at the
southwest corner OF South broadway
and Valentine lane. In Van Cortlandt
Terrace, for It's banking rooms. II ex-
poets to be ready for business In October.
The sun., 1916-09-15
Fishing ~InQuirfes.

RoAdcr. ask for infor nation as toIows;
-Are ruunders and crabs 20 be taken
~ Occausile bridge" Where can snaiprts
be caughtH -
W H.-iiow Is Lone brahch f'er
reached?
\. RS Jamaica BAY u good place to
fsh" Where, j. ,rahh!ns AZ lts h'si
l.. y, Jr---Nhat nsA air li'inS AT Ivy
Island" where ar" the best rIa'Ss :
Nhat are good tomcuds spo.s in the tity
Island waters
Il " 4 What Is the correct way OF
putting ndtlcrs on the hook when angling
~ a "a, krsh?
The sun., 1916-09-15
NJ YER At NEW ROCHELLE.

,,in" new house recently erected by
NNeehrE u, D,wney m Webster terrace,
Ne" Rochelle, has been sold to Franklin
- ho"pcr ~ New York. The house
..hs'''s Of nine rooms and bath. and Is
~ q Mot 5oxlo0. George Howe was
'e hroker.
The sun., 1916-09-15

ANGEL d Co. have sold the southwest
corner or Alkamont avenue and Aida
street. at Scarsdale, to Julie BERNARD.
The sun., 1916-09-15
B0nds offered for Sale.

spencer Trask & 60. and William y.
Bonbright n Co, Inc. are Offering At 30
and interest, t. yield over q per cent, the
small unsold balance Of s3.9i3.hOO FIRST
lien G per cent. bonds. series A.. of tho
Novada-California Electric Corporation.
The sun., 1916-09-15
NEW REALTY COMPUTATIONS.

ALBANY. Sept. lt.-The following realty
corporations were chartered here to-day:
Stilwell Sales Corporation. Manhattan:
Chittick. Joshua A. Hanway and Watson
T.. HART.
l. Il. 4 q. Realty Company. Inc, New
Rochelle; capital. sit. 200: directors, Is-enl
u. Cohen. LYMAN Ginsburg and Joseph
The sun., 1916-09-15
HARLEM APARTMENT RENTED.

NJ. NJ. Hayward & Co. have leased
for a long term Of years the seven story
apartment house at 233 and 235 West
10Th street for Ernest Haertel to the
Robwig Realty Holding Company.
The sun., 1916-09-15
TAKES HOME At LARCHMONT.

me cottage on Hick ry Drive. Larch-
,n,h' Gardens. recently acquired by the
N'A9a'an Improvement Company Of
The sun., 1916-09-15
SALE AT sCARsDAIE.

Mount Vernon, has been sold to J. q.
Mutter. George Howe made the sale.
The sun., 1916-09-15
Bp0nI.

CONCORD Av. ., 277.s . i<sth, SO sxIoo
Ferdinand McManus TO Nathan Postal,
low 225th: atty. Geo Costar. 3ol T.
CASTLE HILL Av. es. 100 : ST Raymond
NV. 25x5s.llx irreg-North side Mtg
Corpn to DANIEL RSer ?gsS Powell ay;
HOE AN. W =. us $ i72d. y Man
haitian Mort. Co to Jane Van Houten, 223
Jswett av, Jersey City: atty. Manhattan
sTH Av. = " cor 18th at. s27xio5-Na.
thaniel. lie Savoy to Maurice J Dix. 500
f. iIsth. atty. NJ J DIX. b2s Courtlandt
i3sTH ST, sts-5 E-Paui Engiander to
Mary F FSrster. IL W soth; atty. J J
BOSTON RID. =. 5s.6 n is5th. S s.sxe7il
Peter Handibode. Inc. to Mary A Han
lock. sss T. lsOth. .......'. $40, 900
WEST FARMS RID. ite5.7-Finance op.
Grating Go. Inc. to 1s!dor Zwicbei. ~
Lewis Of; atty. Anton Gronich, 200
The sun., 1916-09-15

with name and address Of owner and
attorney. II attorneys name Is omitted
address party of first part.)
The sun., 1916-09-15
Rod and Gun Neus

HIGH WATER FOR LOCAL ANGLERS q THL wEEk End
Sandy look Princess Jaraha bay Governor Mmcs New
s :::$$:=s:::; . 81 & :fi |;:$? III y FL 81? ~ "a b $ $ e. +: 81? ## 9:%T1 b F.: IL; ''' PSI
The sun., 1916-09-15
REAL. ESTATE.

OLD FNsnlrNED ~ MEADOW in a fine
location ON t ti.ful. Wll -.'rtUce - ugtuh
Duy'r, hoYs" u'ri, - t"N -it,ll ropuirs ana
can he Walv ib'u Il d4'Hly an year hoW-.
r.rniN 81 ground FOR cultivation, only $500
cash ami - monthly BARGAIN
BUNGALOW, boy l6i sun once.
FREEpORT WATERFRONT.
Bungalows and houses, ~ 000 up also build
Ing lots on Randall Ray ana W0OiCleft Bay;
low prices easy terms. Send for par,icu-
lars, JOHN i RANDALL co. Freeport. l.. I.
The sun., 1916-09-15
BOROUGH or BRooKIyN-roR SALE.

ONE FAMILY HOUSES, detached.
eurayc, uiu' rooms, htth, show rrs, electric
Igh'% Styuum c.cnn'ts, steam, purpurtry,
3. $50. 500 CtSh 81. monthly auI Interest.
BUILDERS. 1880 77th 81. X, West End
subway, Municipal Blic 70 18th,
ADJOINING PROSPECT r\RK -. FAM
iy brick. II rooms, : baths, > furnaces,
good transit $500. Little cash, balance
as rent Ful. particulars. ~EttkERr, -
N!llousnhN street.
The sun., 1916-09-15
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGEs.
Manhattan,

MANHATTAN Av. SOIL n iosth 1T. 6ox95-
kath J Fleitmann to Manhattan say
Instn. go Bway: atty. Lawyers title 4
18TH ST. i2s WLAionzo q Mclaughlin to
Morris Aron. Ansonia Hotel. Bway and
I'D st; attys. Mclaughlin & stern. u
CLINTON ST. ss.Mary Dickie to Robt J
Dickie, 212 Hewes at, brooklyn. atty. VIM
C Foster. 81 Nassau st..........u
10th ST. n q. 1926 q Lenox av. 3l.6xss.11
-Aenj Marco ct al. exrs SC, to Louis
SPAIN. IS Hamilton Terrace; atty, Jos
R~osen1weig. 80 Nassau t......... $4,000
10TH ST. n $, 1876 e Lenox av. 37.sxssi1
Louis SPAIN to REM u Marco. Larch.
mont, N Y. and ano: atty. same. ...tioo
9Th Az. ss-Title Guarantee n Trust co
to Emlgrant lndust Saw Bank: at'ys.
& T. J o'Gorman. 81 Chambers
44TH ST, isg E-N Y.Titi. d Mort CO to
Emily y Coddington. "a " tsth st; ad;
10th at. ia E-Abr l. Martlinr to Melvin
g. Palliser. iT2 West End av AND. a
an Xv, ssi.sss-Frank q Timer. exr' to
Lawyers Title & TT Co, 1s5 Bway sac. 900
18th ST, ass E-Geo p Bliss to Leopold
Well. $40 r 10Th st. and ano; atty. Max
FTAnk. SHU BNAN 1T 0O0
The sun., 1916-09-15
FURNISHED ROOMS 10 LET.

i0GrH STREET, 90 WEST.
Cheerful ruuu. site Nrl, pyrlu. modern
elevator apartment; nice poopl.. lurNpnu-
sIye, Apartment IA
The sun., 1916-09-15

W lEst LaHe Is tnut OF debtOrD
W wi'.ssa. k kl.,sI1I, Say Fnr Of ys S y i, 'N;;;;
br,al'' Frederick on Miller 49,"
Boilnd. ,Wiliiam.N. i, Telephone Co. i@9
BRITT. VIM Flames Evefard's
Brown. Vim. A. 4 Roscoe CLARK
Bard. Geo. VIC. wintermeyrr.. .. sSc 70
baker. Glberg J,-E V Hartman .... ia "a
Campbell. Wlliam-A X. win. e, al iis.l
',q,rM Meialilc Products Co, Inc
Corning. John s-H l.. Ben,ley. 800. S0i 20
Cooke. DousIas H-Richardson Press 10. 81
piyitcd Metals Co. lnr-N Y. Tele.
pie,1el. Henry Cd J. McGra,h...... si-,i
fy,s;erald' John TN Y state
Fodor. RATES weIntvrgcr ........ .oi I.
Forbes. VIM R-BIu Novelty Button
F.,nan.e1 { Garcia. In. Trustee. OF
the pre.bytery Of y Y."".."..... N?@
s,@n"h; Nv. Gina. c. """..... :.7!s
Gun,on. william-i Walker" iosS :
Gr.ih,hs' Alber, Ebay Ridge SAM.
H. Sumner s,ernsrrs Co. inc.-s,ar '"''
II sumner siernb.rr Co. Inc i n '""
SUMNER s'ernoerg lntornstio nal
Hu.-ey, James. Mcyerheim. , 81.
Js.oos hu'tn-bernhart Bros 4
Johnson. Ambrose o-Meiaon Realty
Corr 1859
Jones Nlchhrd W Jr = T. Levy. 81 10 ~
htnhrd! ihtrlrk J.T J. Moss 49,. i3t0
S.t Ill.,, IL, !. i%asrsnfr' h- Zen min =" .,
k~rn"r' i.iioar"w 4 Scot, 35lG
H sSH:r, ''ITsy nli9lsan Trust Co, ;nI5
L,Nralio, i%'~i!ano Publishing Co
i" Nn 3 M iS;gg'4 or IsorSa i'No~'or ,.,.,
iittl'. ,uni' II -Ediv wcttcn & rsglcr 7.7aa As
The sun., 1916-09-15
BUSINESS RECORD.


JOSEPH LANDESHERG. doing business
under the name OF j. Landcsberg Manu-.
featuring Company. chandeliers and gas
hStures. 2i7 Centre street. Involuntary;
Liabilities. 5000, assets. s.. 900. Principal
claims: Brass Turning Company. 5000,
Richard Schram. $lI7. Charles Goodfarb.
500.
WILLIAM F. NORTON. CO? Lexington
avenue. voluntary. liabilities. s6G.l55, no
assets Principal claims. Rose T. kirk
and william u. Cannon s6Il73; Kellogg
n Rose. tl,js6 Stern Bros. ssi
MOE HELENkD ana NORRIS KUSH-
AkpW, doing business as Xclkus Button
Works. i3 West. Twenty seventh street;
Involuntary liabilities and assets not
given. Principal claims: Richard Drys-
dale, 80 David +. Rosen. sos. Newell
Putnam Manufacturing Company. s.7l.
Receiver. In bankruptcy.
JOSEPH LANDESBERG-Judge Charles
NJ Hough appointed Matthew Hcnkcl re-
ceiver for Joseph Ldnirsb.rg. doing busl-
ness as J Iandesberg Manufacturing Com
pany. chandeliers ana gas nxtur,s, .47
tentr" street. bond. $500
ENELL CHANDELIER COMPANY. Inc.
judge Charles 81 Hvugh appointed NJ
Hclfand Receiver for Encll Chandelier
company, Inc. $50 West iosth street.
bond, 1000.
The sun., 1916-09-15

MONEY Loaned on Guns. Reels. Rod.
tumeris B~inprul,rs pa,..
roo ". i"d street. time. >uun,, ~
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FlLIPINOS ATTEND ~. ~, :.
OPENING SERVICES, 49,,
AT NEW BUILDING

The formal opening Of the new Fill
Pine Y. M. G. A. and mission hall
took place on Sunday afternoon at 3
O'Clock, large number of Americans
and Filipinos attending the dedica.
tory, services held. -.
Rev. L. L. Loofbourow, represent
ing the Methodist Mission Board, was
the principal speaker. He chose as
his topic THE Value of Loyalty in
Christian Work" Paul Steel told of
the history of the association move
ment, and told how the work could
be carried on. s> h..
Rev. Flaviano Sta Ana of Eva gave
a talk in Tagalog. Rev. C. C. Ram.
irez presided at the meeting. Miss
LilHcent Stroup sang and Edwin A.
Cooper offered a special prayer.
Lloyd r. Killam presented the asso-
citation with a picture OF Sir George
Williams, the founder Of the associa-
ton. g. ri =. .s
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$500 Going
To Relief Of
Irish People

\ Fifteen hundred dollars for Ire =
= lands relief will be sent to the =
= mainland this week by the Irish =
= relief committee, which has been =
= organized and in operation but a =
= few days. =, IL :...:->..; =
y John Hughes of the committee =
= reported this morning that the re- =
4 spcnse has been gratifyingiy gen y
= erous. The story OF Ireland's =
+ suffering from the effects of the =
y recent revolution and its crush =
\ ing by the government troops has =
= brought several substantial con- \
+ tributions to the fund. The other =
y members of the committee are =
= Dan Conway, w. w. Warren, =
= Frank d. Creedon and Jack =
y Cleary. The subscription list is \
y still open at Fitzpatrick Bros, to- =
= bacconists, and further contribu- =
\ tons are expected. From New =
y York the funds collected in the =
+ United States will be taken to =
4 Ireland and disbursed under care =
y full supervision. \
= + = q 4 l. 4 4 / / / 4 4 / / / 4
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COMRADES OF DEAD
POLICE CT ERIK SHOW
RESPECT AT GRAVE

Practically every policeman not on
outy attended the funeral yesterday
afternoon CT their departed comrade,
Fred Weed, at Silya's undertaking
parlor. Rev. Fra Valentin officiated
and burial was in the Catholic ceme-
terry. An immense wreath of roses
snd lilies bearing the words, From
the Honolulu Police Department"
was another token of the former po-
ice clerks esteem. Police Sergeant
J. ]. Enwright was in charge of an
honorary Gordon of six policemen who
accompanied the casket and acted as
pall-bearers. They were C. r. Lin
coin, w. f. Meyers, Joe Perry, Joe
Kalaukoa, H. Kehichi and Sam Kalili-
moku.
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MANOA ISDUE :.
WEDNESDAY;HAS
432 BAGS mail

Two. Matson steamers are due this
week. the Hyades Tuesday morning
and the Manoa Wednesday morning.
Beth are from San Francisco. The
rsyades has 1928 tons Of freight for
Hcnoiu.u including 100 tons OF feed,
So tens flour and 1895 sacks of ferti-
Hzer, S12 tons for Port Allen. SO for
Kakuiui, 33S for Kaanapali and 300
for Hilo.
The Msnoa Is bringing 432 bags Of
nail, 90 passengers. 231 packages Of
express matter and 1888 tons of
freight for Honolulu and 1S5 tons for
KahuIui. .-.
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SECOND PARTY OF
VACATIONISTS
START FORCAMP

Another happy crew Of mothers and
youngsters LEFT this morning for the
Palama Settlement fresh air camp at
WaiaIua to take the place Of those who
came IN yesterday afternoon after q
two weekst outing OF freedom and fun.
In this mornings delegation were
IL mothers and IS boys and girls, the
latter In the majority. They went In
charge OF Miss Rebt Robson, Palama
nurse. These last week were under
the watchfnl eye CT Miss Elizabeth
McMenamin, another Palama nurse.
This will continue for 10 weeks.
The plan of James A. Rath, head
worker of the Settlement. in conduct.
ing the fresh air camp is to give APP
proximately so bothers and children
without the means themselves two
weeks in the country and on the beach
with al expenses paid There will be
five such delegations for five Homo
lulu districts and Palama nurses in
these districts will go in charge each
time with their respective wards. i
Most OF the women and children who
left today are HaWaiians. y ID
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DONALD KENT RENDERED
MASONIC FUNERAL RITES

Donald Kent, timekeeper at Wa
hiawa for the Hawaiian Pineapple Com
pany, died yesterday morning at the
plantation and funeral services are
this afternoon at the Masonic Tenn
pie, Worshipful Master Walter G.
Shields of Hawaiian Lodge No. 81
officiating. Burial will be in the Ma
sonic plot in the Nuuanu cemetery.
Kent was about 26 years old, ma
tive of Scotland, and prior to his EN-
ployment a year ago with the pine
apple comany was a purser for the
Intes-1sland Company. He came to
Honolulu about five years ago and
went later to China for a short time.
There are no known relatives here.
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BORROWING OF CAR OF
ANOTHER COSTS $25

Joy-riding Ia another mans car and
later Wrecking it cost w. j. Yeager
SIS and costs In police court this
morning. The latter was accused with
three others, all sailors at Pearl Har.
Dor, Of taking T. A. TOdd's car from
The Won Hamm-Y Young garage on June
u without Todd's permission and In
flicting damages of about $165 on a
ride around Diamond Head All but
Yeager were dischargeds
Yeager testified tbat he had per-
mission from Todd to- take the car at
any time Int Todd declared this was
not true. Told is also in the naval
service at Pearl Harbor. &
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Notice to Creditors. ..
The undersigned, having been duly
appointed Administrator of the Estate
of Clara Micks Clinton, deceased
hereby gives notice to all creditors of
said deceased to present their claims,
duly authenticated and with proper
vouchers, If any exist, even If the
claim Is secured by mortgage upon
real estate, to him at Naval Station,
Pearl Harbor, Territory of Hawaii,
within six months from the date of
the first publication OF this notice. or
within six months from the day they
fall due, or the same will be forever
barred, and all persons indebted to
the said estate are hereby notified to
make immediate payment to the un.
dersigned as, such Administrator.
Honolulu, T. H., July 10th, 1916.
<'.s. THOMAS MICKS. CLINTON.
Administrator of the Estate of. Clara
Z. Micks Clinton, Deceased. 49,.
Frear, Prosser, Anderson & Marx,
Attorneys for Administrator.
6523-July 10. II. ~, 81. Aug. Z