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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-28

n Squad duty In ONCE N borough inspector
nrooklyn and Queens. 10 days from June ~.
10 1T Inspection District. duty In falne1 PER- ei,
lses H. days from June 20 hiernsn' ~ ao,i
ValcnHne standing 18Th. W = 1SHagher' -'ln
Louis Ilrbeck 29th Francis Drum. bls, Jam t !
O'Connor 1881. y OfeaD. 1854 ttsIsrl,s
SNYDER i65th. g. r Hochwald. 10Th. J. y. Hhea'
iTsd. James Connofs Traffic
To On Inspection District. duty w raldei pfeit
ises H. DAYS from June % T. J.. 'afmohy' 9,h
James Gorman. 18Th. Lawrence Nsnnery' 5S,u
Thomas Collins. Both. Emmett Gross Sbih, nI,nui
Hanover 3Gth = ! Oberle 1881. marie. BOIL
man i6ith. Charles Lang. iGlth. ,. y nuns ia
J. " Bderon. 27sth. 7 Reynolds. franc u,
r. bureau Of Telegraph go days. from June :,
I ! Hrddcn ist. IS T. De Young, elN. J. u
Many. I55th. J. = Brown. 18Th. !. j. bncAley'
lGsth. ! NJ Sheehan. lI0,h a.,
Leave, OF Absence fwiihout psyl-Psiroimen W
T. Arnool 18th. day. July 4. $. NJ Dunphy, setn.
day July I. Patrick Doian. 29t.. Jay Juy '.
Thomas Crogsn. 10Th dsy. June u Aitnl'
iorhcr. l5iG / day. June % W. =. Arsell l15i
day. Jus 4 r. l. Lem. l53d. day, Juy
James Mccormack. ljNh. DAY, Iuhe ~ d ~
O'Nelll 2slst. 3 days. from June q e., ,.,
Applications for Full Pay while on SICK hesot.
Piimu. Henry Wagner lSih. from June 20 Jui-e
g. J. r Lswlor goth from April 2 10 May D.
and from MAY 10 May s Wendelin kinschlei'
Dr.. 3ld from April ~ to MAY 3. charles ,uir''
3jth from June IL during disability. !. T. Burhs'
Both from June during disability. o.
Suspended from DUy Without P@.-ftmn. y D.
Hughes i1th 10 take eject June 20 j. j.
Coneay 2sgd 10 take effect June %.
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STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS.
ARRIVED

ARRIVED
Crs'-hsl. luns e7-Dcn Dutch. New York ~
Hong Kong
RIO Gtande DO Sui Jun. 25-Chinch. New York
via Rio De Janeiro
Barrow. June 2i-Westveso. New York
Manila June 21-Shpfor Castle lBfl. New YORK
via Colon. etc. and Honolulu
Berwick June el-Yssel Dutch. New York ,or
Rotterdam.
London. June o7-Monsoia New York
Bordeaux. June 23--Ia Drome III New York
Buencs Ayrss. June 2j-BJron tBfl. New York VS.
Bahi.
Rotterdam. Jun. 2j-Boombers Dutch. New York
via kirkvAn. Neenbersen Dutch. NeE York via
hirkwal.
SAILED
Ia Pallice Juns .5-Camhnsn King fBrl N.x
York
Grcenock. June ei-San Francisco New York
Balboa. June 26-City q Durham lBrl from N.s
York;. Valparaiso Via san Franci.co Belisrano
(Br from New York. lquigue Yorkmoor tBrl
iron New YORK;. Nladivos,ok
Oran. June 25-Neth.fhy Han tBr) from Yoko.
hama. eel Boston and Nev YORK
Cris,obal. June 21-PAstores from New York;.
London. June e7-Cuyshosa fBrl New Yo-.: i-o-
Quois fBrl. New York. Minrfhaha fBrl Ncp
York. Sebastian tBrl Ncw York
Bucnos Ayres June 1--Hrina Nor Yea Yors
leifh June -s-Nororei Dutch New YORK
81 NaEaire. June 2--orsiani fBrl. Neg Yora
PASSED
B..chy Head June 2i-Roeh.stsf. s-v York fer
Lcrioa.
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THE WEATHER REPORT
Records for Last Twenty-four Hours
and Official Forecasts.

Washington. June 25.-Temperaiufes are nov near
or above IN. seasonal average IN al paris OF th'
country except IN upper Michigan and on th'
PaciAo Coast where cool weather continues. There
have bcen local showers and thunderstorns within
the last twenty four hours IN the south Aushrc
ard GuN states New England Indiana. Michigan
and me Northwest states Fair weather prevailed
elsewhere The pressure Is low over the Rocky
Mountain aud plateau regions and high over tho
Great Lakes and 81 tho Atlantic coast
TIE indications are nat shonery weather will
continue Wednesday AID Thursday in the s-uth
I,lsnt,. and .ss, Gul' states and ocsl showers
siso prohst'e ln Northern Michigan ana New Eng
land FIsevh,fe east y the Mississippi River tie
weather ,riN be fair Wednesday and ThuudAy
1ns Temperature viii be somewhat lover Nedres
dav if TIE middle Atlantic states and New Eng
and So Will change niue DID oher paris OF 'Ho
county east Of tie Mississippi River.
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ARMY AND NAVY ORDERS;
MOVEMENTS OF WARSHIPS

First Lieut. HUGH G. VOORHEES, Dent sur7..
and Act Dent Surg. THOMAS {. DANIELS. 10
IT sam Houston and report 70 ccra. sen. sou'h.
First Lieut. ALBERT v METCALf j.. ,Me1.
Res Corps now on temporary duy a. p Mier.
relieved fIom further duty at f. Washington anl
Firs' iIcats ROY X. EyAXs. PERCY ! CAR
ROLL. CHARLES II. KICKER. JOHN :. BE
AGE. ERTEST G. DALTOS. FRED r KoYLE.
ISAAC " BREWER and LISTER l.. EOOS
Mel Res corps to r. sam f nous9 si, ssa
First Lleuts. LOUIS D. MEAD FRANK T. WIN
TER. ARTHUR W. c BERGIELD. BASIL \
WARREN. CLARENCE GlNTER. JOHN u.
BECKERT and J. G. ELLIS. Jr. Med Rs. CorIs.
report hy telegraph to com gen South Dep- 10Y
assignment
1t Com. p. A WEAVER. detached Arkansas
july 70 aid On sar commander division
Il, F II sADLER. to naval training "atio''.
It. '' u q F. s HATCH. detached Homas, radio
station. 70 Naval Academy June 20
2 A PUmasier H. " RUsK. detached Hart
ASST SIT Psymss,sf " c MERRMAY, u Hartford
Gun. A +. BENTFIELD. 10 works Z. W. Bliss
W DIV ~'''' MOVEMENTS.
ARRIVED.
Jun. 25-Chseancosa At Is Pu; Buffalo al,
June e5@Hsnnihai at Grand Csyman; Salem {.
mouth oi Panuco River. Wheeling az Carmen !.
solsce at None Christi
June .6-Balch al ImladelpNa yard han1pht ~
Fort Arthur. Ieonidas At New York. Nanshan at
Tburon: Neptune and Paducah at Guantanam1
Nevada a. Philadelphia. Stewart az San Diego:
I'ncas at Norfolk. Vulcan a. Boston, Wyoming a,
Tcmpk!nsTe
SAILED
June 2a-Buralo Topolohampo FOR Mlrstlan.
Juns 25-Cetc. Monte Christi FOR Guantanamo :
Hancock Guantanamo for Vera Cruz Dixie.
Tampico for Jobos Island.
June 26-Cyclops. Esstpor FOR Newport: Delaware.
Florida. Kansas Michigan. Minnesota. New
Hampshire. New lork South Carolina. Texas
Nanshan. Mare Island Tburon. stewart Sa1
Pedro for San Diego. Wyoming. y. Y yard fDt
Tompkinsvlle.
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From The Tribune Bureau
washington. June Il.
ARMY

ARMY.
Capts C. sOUIARD TURNER and CoNsUELO A.
sEoANE. SIS cons. relieved from detail IN that
Co. WILLIAM G. IANGFITr. Cons OF Ems from
Savannah 20 Washington and rerort 70 Chlei "
Eng. FOR temporary duty. thence TO san AhIolho.
Cap. WILLIAM MITCHELL Sig. Corps. assigned
aviation section Of sig Corps. -,
Leave Of absence for one month from July granied
l. co. TRAYcIs w WlXIER Mi iat c0 3s,.s
IN SIS Corps. report 20 commanding genera
sVsiia1 DEPT. to 7 S S Sr e., ur..ss.d as.
signed llth Inf. from II. Sam Houston to his
CAPT JOHN S. E. YOUNG rerr.d,. assigned TO
Washington Barracks. July IS as assistant to
Leave o, absence tor , months granted Second L.
Mai GEORGE r. sPALDING. Corr- Of Eng. from
Cindnnan. J9y ! TO Louisville NJ, Shea
RIA Washins;on' 10 f. Sam Houston and report 70
commanding general. south, Dept. for Temporal
e eqy II ei dP T Kfr ;!ila fR,' a@
CHARI.Es W. RILEY, Jefferson Barracks; ROB
Mai WALTER A BETHEL Juds, Advocate. 10
Washington for examination FOR promotion.
Following FiSt Its. Med Res Corps. 10 r. Ierry
from July 70 AUG. o. FLOYD W. HUNTER.
Capt ARNOLD d. TUTTIE Med. Corps TO ~
First Lieut. ALLIES ] JERvET, M-d. Ree Corps.
from Fl MOultris and from further IetTe duty
Nat 9 Mac gAco Hs' F. Bloom crrtrd,. .y,sn-d 20
active duty s9,d detailed an scani Q H. report
First S ' Ii.u, EDGAR ALLAH BoCoCK. Med Res
CorTs. TO Waltz Rcsd Genera und HosP,h
O Il. 10 f. Osle.horpe as assistant 70 O ".
First lieut. RAYMOND +. INGALLS, Dent surs .
ara Act Dent SURG. JAMES L, p. lRW ME- e, e,
assignment 10 temporary duty n that dept.
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STORAGE NOTICES.
LEE BROTHERS, STORAGE 6 VAN
COMPANY

Storage Warehouse Notice.
To Whom IL May Concern: We Will sell
AZ public auction. at 2lO East l25th Street.
on Monday. July II. 1916. commencing at
10 A. n. household goods. personal effects.
merchandise. etc. stored by or in names
as follows. Mrs q. CsOnka. Air. Wells Mrs
Wells. Geo Fenneil & Co. Mrs. J Cum
nllngs. Mrs Phoebe Zedricks Gertrude
Davis Robert Holland. Mrs. Anna Trailer.
MAY Jones Mrs Rose J. Ramsey. Mrs. q
Ryer. Buckley-Newhsn Co, Mrs. \. Di
Mceli. Mrs Simpson. Mrs. w White, Forest
Fields Amelia Stewart. n 3. Roberts r.
g. story Mrs q. Absalom. Aug Cock
stalder. A. Gardiner. Silver Furniture Co .
Mrs Anna Harris Mrs +. Schmitt Mrs
Robt Mcdonald. Mrs + J Clark. J. Lulls
Miss r 4 White. Trundly. Mrs. Williams
Bothner Chas koughan. Mcdonald, Emma
Saunders Arthur Brent. Nellie Bonn. Burt
Ernest Ford Mrs r. \ Lester. Mrs. Pol
lack Sam Wernlcke. John Prescott. Miss
Harris Lola Delysrs. Mrs Mary Holden
Albert Mitchell. Walter Henderson. Victor
Hazard. Mrs VI Kerwin. Finkenberz &
Son. Miss Fanny Price. Mrs. " Hayes
William Smith. Mrs. Anne Howard. Mrs
Murphy. Mrs Whelsn, Mary Powers Mrs
NJ r Wood. Mrs E Holland. Mrs. I. p. OIL
yer Frank Norman. Miss Aiken. Mrs. :
Raw Mrs l. Morgan. Miss j. l. Newman
Jas Lambert. r r Goodc. Franz Nielsen
Dora Moore. Charles Ice
Unless an charges are paid on or fore
July a. 1915. same will be sold according
20 law 90 pay charges
LEE BROS. STORAGE a VAN CO..
200-2i0 East i15th ST.
il6-lls Eass-l2tth-St
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FIRE RECORD

A. VI. - .... a.r,,r.
tjj-frort ~ - 'in ST. uhnnON"' N's
slight.
io-260ih st. and Riverdale av. Academy ~
Vt ST. Vincent no damage
7is-4 Old broadway. George Schnan' irinmg
N io-ils Wooster st.. Round and Oval Paper
Company S2j.
u.8-i73 Mulberry st. Conietto stara. no dam
( So-5is West i5lst st.: Mr.. Klernschmidt
3o-7S Broad ST.. Consolidated stock ETchans,
nonr -.,
$40 uioinohile At s,csdasEick az and i7s'h ST.
65o-a Great Jones IT, Bandeau Clothing Co
unknown.
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,any vote for that proposition7 ?" asked

pany vote for that proposition ?" asked
Mr.. Moss.
"No, did not" replied the witness.
"Did William G. McAdoo make the
proposition on his own account =
asked counsel.
81 don't know" said Mr.. Oakman.
did you know Of any close rela-
lions between Mr.. McAdoo and J. r
Morgan & Co. ?" asked Mr.. Moss.
NO, knew Of no such relations; l
do not think he had any, said the
witness.
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TRANSPACIFIC MAILS.

Hawaii. samoan Islands Australia (e1cep,
Nostl and specially addressed mail 'or N.F
Zealand via san Francisco lcloss a,
u 80 p rnl--Yentura ..................... June
Hawaii. IN Islands Nev Zealand and Aus
trauA Except NesD VIA Vancouver ard
Victoria. y G. tcioso at 80 nj
Niagara .................... .....-...... June
Guam via san Francisco tcose az II 20
ml-U s Transport ....... ......... Jun.
Tahiti MsfQuesas. Cook Islands. New lea
Land and Australia tcrcepi Vest via san
Francisco (c.ose al II so p ni-Moana. July
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NAVY'S NEED AIDS
BATTLESHIP FUND
Tacoma Eager to Help
Marjorie Build the
S. S. America.

It does not require Mexican crisis
70 make the people Of Washington feel
their patriotism. Out on the Pacific
coast they have with them always what
they call the yellow Peril" or the dan
ger from Japan. The Far West Is al
ways loyal and patriotic, ready to aid
in anv possible way TO make America
q better and safer place to live in
Readers Of "The Tacoma Daily News
one Of the many newspapers aiding the
Marjorie Bsttleship Fund, have con-
tributed generously. Their latest one
came yesterday, just at the same time
that notice was published that more
ships were needed for waters about
Mexico. A dime, or a check for hun
bred dollars. will not help much in this
war, but it will help a great deal to
prevent another one.
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s,c.,s .ver,s, ,o- corresponding date last year. o6
fe.roes sreras- for corresponding date last thirty
three yeay. II degrees
Bsrcmet1 Readings.
g. m.scN p n....3oo5 p m. ~ %
Humidity
8. m.. 81 p. m...... - 3 p m...... 20
Local Foreoa,t-Parly cloudy to-day; fHr -
r,orro,s: nsht 70 moderate variable winds.
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SCHOOL AGENCIES.
HELP WANTED.
Male.
INSTRUMENT MAKERS
WANTED,
First class on experimental work.
Address Employment Dept.
Westinghouse Electric & Mfg. Co..
East Pittsburgh. Pa.

WANTED An alert. ambitious y0uns man for
training Nth enc o. the largest electrical manu-
featuring corporations In rs telephone switchboard
Installation department There Is az opportunity
here Tor the right chap 20 connect With a con-
cern IN which ~ may Erov Only an unmsr-
ned nan between the ages ~ 70 and o yesrs.
a high school graduate. or the equivalent Sho Il
wiling % take an out - torn ioh. viii he con
sidered Advancement VIII dererd entirely upon
me mans sda0tshiLJ Oh hard V0rk raler
$40 00 On 81 900 f0 star. Write lons letter
teuins all about yourself Address = 3. %
Eghfh Ave
VACUUM CLEANING -Mothprooans C4rpels Rug.
in the hone b. AoE or day. best References
BRoDNAX. "a West iS5th a. Phone s.55 Harlan.
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Forecasts for Special tooailtles-eastern New
York partly cloudy to-day. cooler In the Interior
-. fatr

Nor,prrr Ner England local showers today:
cooler iu he Interior. 20 morrow isif.
southern New England probably local thoTe-s
ara cooler 10 day. 10 morrow probably fair.
Taste-n Pennsylvsri4. NeH Jefsey. Delaware.
Maryland ard District o. Colmoia' party oouy
and cooler o. DAY. gu. morrow fair
Nirgris. partly cloudy % DAY and to-morIo1
North Carolina South Carolina Geofgia Fionds.
Alabama and Mississippi probably local thunlc'
shower. TO-DAY and tomorrow
Louisiana panty cloudy to-day and 10 morrow.
Oklahoma partly cloudy and warmer 10 day. TO-
morrow partly cloudy.
north. TO- morrow partly cloudy
Westsrn Texas fair TO-DAY and to-morrOS.
Local Omclal Recofd.-rhe following oNcisl record
from the Weather Bureau shows the changes 81 the
temperature for the last twenty -four hours. IN COM
parisosi with The corresponding date Of last year
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-28

middle Auantc. Light % moderate variable "in0i
sad overcast weather. south Atlantic. hsht 10 mol
.rafe east 10 sou,h winds AID local showers ss.i
Crf ficbt variable winds and showers west GUY.
Moderate variable winds and generally fdr weather
upper lakes light 20 moderate VARIABLE wlndS ne
coming cast and southeast. fair weather on Lakes
Michigan and Huron. probably local showers on
Suurr0r
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.

United States Coast and Gecdetic Survey
sunrise ............ 4 o5 Moon rises "a N ... "a
sunset ........... 80 Moon sets -. m 90. y
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AFTERNOON BOAT

Tor Bear Mountain. West Point, Newburgh'
Poughkeepsie Kingston and way landings;
leaves Desbrosses St. :i5 p NJ West ga
s. p N. West 18th St EGO p. NJ;
nnL.ra p A. 2 n Dallu nxcent SUNDAY
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' Line
FALL RIVER LINE
TO BOSTON $500

Strs ". Pier II, y. K, II. FuIIOH 10
daily al $50 p. VI Music
Providence Line FOR Providence, Boston
and points East Strs. ". Pier -, y X,
II. Fulton St. week days only, az 2. NJ.
New London tNorwich) Line, str. w.
pier 40 y r. II. Houston ST. week days
only. 3 80 P. N; Pier 70, Z. r.. IT, f. 22d
St. 90 p. "
New Bedford Line, strs. ". Pier 20. y
r. r. Houston St. week days only az
90 2. NJ
New Haven Line, str II. Pier 2s. F. r =.
It. Catharine St. week days only Z'9o T.
NJ: Pier 10. r. E 22d St. AIS P. NJ.
Bridgeport Line week days only. str
leaves pier p. T. r.. at 5 p. N; Pier TO-
f. 22d ST. at 3.l5 T. VI
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UP THE HUDSON
BYDAYLICHT
washington Irving" "Hendrick HUDSON
Robert Fulton" Albany

-.
Direct Rail Connections 10 all points IN
the Catskills Saratoga, the Adironqac.s.
the West and North. All through ran tlchess
between New York and Albany accep'eu
Music. Restaurant 49, a., g,
Desbrosses St, $40 4. NJ ". 42d s..
A. NJ. W. 10Th 81, $40 A NJ.
Yonkers, 9.45 A. NJ; Landing al es'
Point. Newburgh. Poughkeepsle. kings
ton Point. Catskiu. Hudson and q
bsny Also Desbrosses St. 80 A NJ;
W i2d St. 10 A. NJ; W. l2eth y, Wv
a. NJ. Yonkers. 1880 A. NJ. Tor Beai
Mountain. West Point. Cornwall Newoursn
and Poughkeepsie.
Special Trips Every Saturday
To Maiden. Catskill. Hudson and Albany,
leaving Desbrosses St, 1890; W. +1d -,
900: " l29th St, l:20 7. NJ. arriving
Albany AS p. ".
Special Fourth OF July Trips TO Kingston
Point and return on steamers HENDhith
HUDSON and WASHINGTON INV ~ =.
Information at Desbrosses st. Pier. y.
Y. Tel 4fil Spring.
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DIAMONDS.
SITUATIONS WAITED.
Male

Male.
ACCOUNTANT Financial statements. Aufits.
BOOKS opened. closed trial balances. By public
accountant. references. b. 40 TubIne
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Northern m. la Pailic- June 70. IN the Com
pagnie Generate Transatlsnuque. with mdse. Bar
at Is m. 2bth.
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SAILED

O'eld fNorl Rotterdam. Lord Seton fBrl IA
nancs Madison. Norfolk ard Nevpor, New
Psnsiefo 0taN. Philadelphia Delaware Ph.ladel-
phS. FEWER (Belgl. Rotterdam. r. Rio Galveston.
orion (Greel). Norfolk. Mama Uafa Baltimore
Carpaha lBrl. Liverpool Ocamo tBrl London
Senator (Norl Antiiis. TcIei lDu.rhl Rotterdam
Madonna In Bordeaux. katerna Greek
Plreus. Olaf kyrrs tNorl. Rotterdam s,ephanr
30. HafsI Abr W semcr lNorl Rotterdam
Tronio lBrl. Mareilles Nasilefs Constantine
lGreeD, Pireus Apache Charleston and Jackson
VILE Main lNorl. Macoh,
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Shipping Information and
Marine NeWS of the World

.Josey lDanl. NiE- June Y. 70 N. Mrnson ss
Line; WIN sugar Bar q, 10 m
II 70 Norton. LILY a Co Bar a. NJ 10Th, 10Th
Line With sugar Bar Al e 80 m.
Ulysses Cristobal June 20. 10 the Panama Rail-
road S 1se Win mdse Bar a; midnight goth
the clyde $ Co. Bar al q am
Tcikohu Maru Japi Marseilles Jun. q to w
ElSeLl x Co , WIN md,e. Bar a. y - m;
sar Line Bar al 80 p m.
Saratoga. Havana June q 10 the Ne-r York and
Cuba Mail 5 Co. with mails and mdse. Bar ~
M41uTs lBrl. Demerara Jun, H. Trinidad IS md
Grcnad, a. - the Trinidad shipping and Trading
Go. with 81 passengers. mails and mdso. Bar at
Hcsperides CBr, Liverpool June 10. N r Hols-
ton Co Bar ~ II ~
Calico tBri. Hun June 10. TO sanderson 4 Son.
"i, ~ md d; Bar. Bar at y 40 40 n. =.
Transportation Co. with mdss. Quarantine at 3.0i
p u.
Monteso Bay % and Kingston g. 70 the United
f1,it Co with mdse. Bar at 20 pm.
Bent tNorl Bgenos AJres May Is. With mdsc.
Hamilton. Newport News and Norfolk. - the olt
Dominion IS Co. with mdse. Quarantine at s.ls
Jsn1old CNon. Bordeaux Jun. S. 70 Funeh Eiye
60, ~ ballast Bar a. 2.3o n
q. 10 the Atlantic Fruit Go. with fruit Bar 4,
Spithead tBr Marseilles June : and Cbr.l,,,
u. 70 Norton. Lily & Co. Bar at 2 80 ? m
Mancluna. London June r. 20 the Atlantic
Transport Line. with mds, sandy Hook At %
Port Antonio fNorl. St Iaso - the United Fruit
Co win mdse. Sandy Hook a. q ~.
Puerto Mexico 10. 10 the New York and Cuba Mail
= Go. with mise Bar az 10 m
Alamo. Mobile June 20 Tampa % and Key West
=. 10 tie MsloD IS Go. with passengers and mds-
Quarantine Ar 70 g. M
Dorothy. Tampa June o. FOR Perth Amboy. Il
II Bull Co. With mIse sandy Hcok a. 10
m.
Santiago. Brunswick 1unr - - the Mallory IS
Co with mdse. Quarantine A. - 2 m
CITY q Augusta. savannah Iun~ q 70 the Or-ln
IS Co. with mise Quarantine a. p m
Arapshce Jacksonville June q ard Charleston IS
m the CLYDE $ Co. wiki mdse. Quarantine al IS
Onondasa. JscuCville June a. and Cha.ee.nii
q. 10 the CLYDE s. co. with mdse. ouErantins At
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MISCELLANEOUS.
COUNTRY PROPERTY.
UNFINISHED APARTMENTS TOILET

APARTMENT 10 subet until october. $50: sir
rooms all light near Riverside 81 w. SIN ST.
Apply Rosenblatt & Tachna. IS 1iberty -.
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Yesterdays Contributions.

COLLECTED FROM PUPILS II TIE
AWAGAVsTTT PUBLIC SCHOOL. GIL
BOA. \ Y. By T. s SOUTHARD. ,,.o
PRINCIPAL ...-...- s-+t-tt N--~'
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INCOMING STEAMERS.


Lapland-ltvcfpcol ............
Zulis-Ssu Juan. Porto Rico ...
Minss Geraes-Rio De Jsneiro. II
City % - Louis Savannah ....
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Knocks Obstinate
Coughs In a Hurru
A Simple Home-Nade Re~.ax
that Gets at the Cause.

Thousands of people normally HEALTHY
a persistent hanging-on bronchial comoI,
year after year, disturbing their sleen
and making life disagreeable. It's 40
needless-there's an old home.mads
remedy that will end such cough
easily and quickly.
Get from any druggist "2K. ounces of
Pinex" 80 cents WORTH J., pour it into q
pint bottle and fill the bottle with Main
graduated sugar syrup. Begin TAKING
it at once. Gradually but surely Vol,
will notice the phlegm thin out and then
disappear altogether, thus ending a
cough that you never thought would end.
1t also promptly loosens q dry or tight
cough, stops the troublesome throat
tickle, soothes the irritated membranes
that line the throat and bronchial tubes.
and relief comes almost Immediately
A days use will usually break I'D an or
binary throat or chest cold, and for
bronchitis, Group, whooping cough and
bronchial asthma there is nothing
better. 1t tastes pleasant and keeps
perfectly
Pinex is most valuable concentrated
compound of genuine Norway pine ex-
tract, combined with guaiacol and is
used BY millions of people every year
for throat and chest colds with splendid
results.
To avoid disappointment, ask your
druggist for "2L, ounces of Pinex" with
full directions and don't accept ANYTHING
else. A guarantee of absolute satisfac-
ton or money promptly refunded goes
with this preparation. The Pinex Co.,
f. Wayne, Ind.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-11-21
Industrial Accident Hearing

A hearing was held Monday after
noon at the reporters room at the State
House before Hon. Ehen F. Littlefield,
chairman of the Industrial Accident
Commission. in the case of Charles Len
nox. claimant, and the Maryland Casual
ty Company, carrier. vs.. r. P. Hazard
Company of Gardiner. w. w. Jump of
Portland appeared for the insurers.
Lennox was injured March II and re-
ceived compensation Until August "a.
when payment ceased. Lennox claimed
that he should have additional compen-
sation. The thumb on his right hand
became infected following cut with
tack and an operation was necessary
to save the hand. He claims that the
operation left the hand in such con-
dition that he cannot continue in his
old employment Of pulling over shoes.
on account Of lack of strength in his
hand and that his earning capacity is
thus diminished. The insurers say that
the compensation was discontinued be-
cause the claimant was able to return
to work. Chairman Littlefield reserved
his decision.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-11-21
Bureau Of Inspection

F. H. Kingsbury. representing the
Rogers & Hubbard Fertilizer Co. OF
Middletown. CT, was at the Bureau OF
Inspection. Department of Agriculture
or Monday to explain to Chief A. NJ. G.
Soule the deficiencies which had beer
found to exist in the company's goods
The hearing was postponed, pending the
securing Of more evidence in the mat.
ter.
Inspector Louis Garcelon of Lewiston
was at the bureau on Monday, having
returned from a tour of inspection
among the herring factories at East
port. Machias and Machiasport. He re-
ports finding some splendid fish in the
smoke houses at some places. The
handling conditions in some skinnine
sheds were not exactly up to the re-
ouirements of the pure food laws and
the department will at once take steps
to see that the conditions are remedied.