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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-04-11
Washington. D. c.. April II.

Washington, D. c., April II.
President Wilson and the cabinet
met to-day without any new informa-
tion on w;Iich to act in the subma-
rine issue.
Secretary Lansing reported that he
expected to receive soon a dispatch
from Ambassador Gerard giving the
results of Germany's investigation into
the destruction of tie Sussex and
other cases.
Cabinet members agreed that in
view of Germany's disclaimer of re-
sponsibility for the Sussex it may be
difficult TO base action on that case
alone but Secretary Lansing is con-
tinuing his collection OF evidence re-
garding an accumulation of other
cases.
The German disclaimer cannot, the
administration is convinced, clear up
the grave situation brought on by re-
cent attacks as the evidence at hand
indicates illegal submarine operations.
An announcement of the attitude of
the Washington government is not
looked for until after Fridays cabinet
meeting when it is hoped that the
German note and information sought
from various sources will be at hand.
1t is fully expected that some definite
steps will then he taken although otl-
cials decline to discuss its nature. The
diplomatic rupture, however. is not
believed to be imminent.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-04-11
THE WEATHER,

For Harrisburg aud vicinity; Fair
Tonight and W cdnesday; warmer
tonight, lowest temperature
about AZ degrees.
For Eastern Pennsylvania; Fair to-
night and Wednesday. warmer to-
night; moderate south to south
west winds.
River
The Susauehannn river and all Its
branches will fall slowly or re-
main nearly stationary. stage
of about ~ feet il Indicated for
Harrisburg Wednesday morning.
General Conditions
The barOmetric pressure is high
over southern and eastern dis
tricts and along the North Pacific
coast; II is low along the north
ern border and over the Rocky
Mountains and Plateau regions.
There has been "a general rise of =
to II degrees i'm temperature over
nenrly all the country except the
Northern Rocky Mountain and
Plateau REGIONS. aud I'm New
cooler.
Temperatures "a. M, 10.
sun; Rises, 5;32 n. M; sets, 6:4O
-. M.
Moon; Full moon, April is, 1907
u. nj.
River Stage: rs feet above low
water mark.
Yesterdays Wcathe-
Highest temperature, 81.
Lowest temperature. 3G.
Ncnn temperature, ~.
Normal temperature, Is.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-04-11
LEFT $1,000 FOR MISSIONS

LEFT $1,000 FOR MISSIONS
HasrisDars.E5y her will probated to-day Mrs Susan
Dessler Iaras beqaeathod $1,000 each to India and
Africa missions Of the Wesleyan Methodist Chu. ch Other
bequests to relatives rans ed from $500 to $500
FAvORABLY REPORT LITERARY TEST
Washington. April 1.-The Senate immigration Com 5
mee to-day ordered fagorabe report on the oa.a I'm
migration bill retaining the literacy test.
MOTCRCYCLIsT WANTS $4,000 5
Harrisbug.-Declaring that he was permanently in
jured June 1915 down on river road by
Charles w. McClune auost William w. Cook motor
cyclist this afternoon brought suit against Mcclure for $1O
600 damages
RIVERS AND HARBORS BILL PASSED
Washington, April 1.-THE Rivers and Earbors appro-
priaon bill carrying $4OOOoooO was passed by the House
to-day by vote Of zlO to 1a3 The bill now goes to the
Senate. I
! DIAZ PLOTTERs FACE FIRING SQUAD
El Psso April LIKE thrss Leaders the Disz plot
last Sunday executed by the snE squad early to-day
Jusrez Cananzs garrison there
They were Nicholas Chsvszsrra Jsso Inez Borne and
Florenco Hernandez The condsmned confessed the
plot before they were executed Other Msxicans were mp
Gated )
DENOUNCEs STATE APPROPRIATIONS
Lancaster Pa April H. - Its pork proposition"
Lieutenant Governor cCan afternoon in an
address in which he opened exhibit campaign to
aid the feeble minded of the State referring appro
priatons institutions control Of the State
3 ut is couuptng agency" he continued, exerts
debasing influence on legisators
ppbJpJVp hCRE2,c ADM PpOLrNr
Philadelphia April 11.-Former Governor Pennypacker
brought the Pennsylvania Hospital as patient to- =
day, having suffered refracture of his right arm
MARRIAGE LICENSES
4. barn Smi
1~ls~@sSNt~seA
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-04-11
GERMAN REPLY
TO SHIP ATTACK
ON WAY TO !. s.
Denial of Responsibility For
Submarine Outrages Will s.
Not Clear Situation
EXPECT DEFINITE STEPS
Officials Decline 10 Discuss Its
Nature; Diplomatic Rup-
lurc Not Imminent

Berlin, April II. via London. - The
German governments reply to the
American inquiries regarding the
steamship Sussex and four other ves-
sells which have been sunk or dam
aged was delivered to-day to the AM
erican embassy
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-04-11
TROOPS BEYOND
COMMUNICATION
BELIEVED TO BE
IN BIG BATTLE

Army Officers Not Worried as
They Think Men Are Able
to Fight Themselves Out of
Any Position; Impossible
to Operate in Numbers
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The sun., 1916-09-24
DR.. JOHN H. HAAREN.
Ions Prominent In school Affairs
lie Dies suddenIy.

DR. John H.. Hasren. an associate SUI
perintendent Of schools IN charge of the
cooperative plan for high schools, a CO.
founder of the pedagogical department
of the Brooklyn Institute and twice pres
ident OF the Brooklyn Teachers Associa-
ton. died suddenly yesterday in his
home, S5l6 Fort Hamilton avenue,
Brooklyn. At S In the morning, appar-
entity In good health. he went to the
bathroom, was stricken with apoplexy
and died soon afterward.
DR.. Haaren was born In Manhattan.
was graduated from st. Francis Navier's
College In 1874 and for six years taught
in paroch!al school. later serving sue
cessively as teacher, principal and as
sistant superintendent OF public schools.
In 1890 he represented the Board Of
Education at the Paris Exposition.
DIR. Haaren was president OF the st.
Francis Navier alumni of Brooklyn. He
was one of the founders OF the Catholic
summer School near Plattshurg. He had
been president of the New York School
masters Club and the Roelantsen Club
and vice-president OF the New York
state Teachers Association. In 1901 the
degree of LID. was conferred on him
by his alma mater, st. Francis Xavier's
College. His widow two sons and two
daughters survive him..
The sun., 1916-09-24
ARMY AND NAVY ORDERS.

wAStItNfToN. sept. .3.-Thesc army
orders Wsr" is.urd TO-DAY:
Malor Fox Conner Field Artillery. IL de-
tailed FOR service to NJ = vacancy In tho
lusporior-'ieucrals D~rpHrtmcrt orders Of
september y, relating to first Lieut.. William
\ quinn and capt Herbert ~. SHARPE,
Medical i"rp-, are revoked, HaIor Alfred
T. Smith. infantry. Is detailed a. professor
~ military so'rnre and tactics at the ohio
stat, lllN"r.ity, Columbus, ohio. Major
Charles r. Mpr.', Medical Corps, l. relieved
from duty IN tho southern Department TO
Barracks. Chaplain John \. Ran
doiph, sixth Infantry. Is transferred to IN"
CORPS nf Eugiur"rs 'apt James W. Ilin-
tom. Twoifih Infantry. /. relieved from
further dot, at school Of muskrtr>.
Tho following army retiring board is aI-
pniNt"d to meet at Fort sam Houston,
Texas: R"ir ten. John W. Ruckman. u.
: 4, col. Nill trd y, waltz. Nineteenth
Infantry; col william G, LanGntt, Corps OF
Eng u'crs; l.isut.-r Merritt W. ireland,
Medical cnrps, ari Weston T.. chamberlain.
McIi,tl 'prp,: Recorder Captain Paul g.
'idl,th'r, Nineteenth Infantry Major RAY
Hu"uui y Nt'ralf" and Capt. Thomas =.
\nstlu. Medical Corps, a. medical ev-
triucrH
'ol Charles " TaNlnr. Eighth cavalry.
% Font sam Nru-iuu. roNt.. tor eNainina-
ZION First Lieut.. Emit T.. picrqon. -four
'"'nth cavalry, ia Fort SiIl, Oklahoma. as
instructor a. ~" school of muskctrv. T;es-
lgndtIous Of Capt charles =. Boyd. Third
ii''i ARTILLERY, \rw YORK. Nationsl Guard.
and Secnui bivu'. William +. Tydings.
Third 1uf,ntrN. III trict If Columbia IA
iicnal Guard, are accepted.
The sun., 1916-09-24

WANTED by the oldest and Ia rvrst con
Germ of its Kind in the country. two younr
men 10 lie trained AZ sslesmen; give age.
experience and reference. NXD, 4. q. IioS
t12. Jersey city.
The sun., 1916-09-24
EUROPEAN MAILS.

The Italian steamer Taormina. sailing To-
morrow for Genoa. Will take mail, CLOSING
at $3.50 A.. NJ. for Italy, Rumanla, switser-
land and Greece.
The Lloyd s. baudo liner Regina d'Italia.
sailing Tuesday for Genoa. will take mail.
closing at $3.50 \. NJ, for Italy, Rumania,
switzerland and Greece.
TIL. White star liner Celtic. SAVING
Thursday for Liverpool, Will take mall
closing at $3.50 4. NJ. for Great Britain.
Ireland deter mall onlvl. ana SCUM
Africa; also specially addressed CORE
sporiencc for other countries except Ger
many. Austria, Hungary. Luxembourg. Bul-
garia. Serbia, Turkey, the Netherlands Nor
wa,. sweden and Denmark.
The scandinavian American liner oscar
H.. sailing Thursday for kirkwall. VIII
take mail. "loting a, 10 \. NJ, for Norway,
sweden. Denmark. the Netherlands. Ger
inanr. .Auftria. Hungary. Bull
raria, Serbia and Turkcy
The sun., 1916-09-24
{. n. 8. MCCLELLAN DIES.
Of "Leah kleschna,'' "The
Pink Lady" ana other Successes.

News Of the death In England of C. NJ.
9. Mcclellan. American author Of sue
cessful musical comedy librettos and at
one time editor Of Toun Topics. has
been received by friends In this city. lie
was born In Maine in 1866. He began
his career as a journalist and while
writing on dramatic subjects used the
pen name Of Hugh Morton. For more
than twenty years he lived In England.
He is survived by a son In the British
army.
When he wrote 1.-THE Belle OF New
York; Mr.. McLellan's success was i'm
mediate. He wrote more successful
musical comedies than perhaps any
other playwright OF his time. Among
them were "The Whiri Of the Town.
which he wrote for Edna May "1n Gay
New York" n A American Beauty"
His most recent musical piece here was
"Around the Map" seen last year at the
New Amsterdam Theatre. Three other
musical pieces written by him and pro-
duced by klaw 4 Erlanger were "Oh .
Oh Delphinc I" THE Little Cafe" and
THE PM Lady"
Mr.. Mcclellan first came into proml-
nence as a writer of serious drama when
he wrote Leah Kleschna." which was
played by Mrs. Fiskc. He was also the
author of % the Love Path and THE
Jury Of Fate"
The sun., 1916-09-24

Due Sat urda


Cruiser Birmingham sailed f''r
Haven Roads FOR southern drii' 8
destroyer Gushing from RuStlu 'nr
ton Roads, gunhoat Dolphin from "
ton for southern dri'l Ernurl-, 1'
Marlborough from N,Npur' tu'
Island: battl'ship Mt,hivau 'r,lr =
hammock spit for Philadelphia.
ship Solac from Nurfnlk tor n
Roais: hat,loshlp Arkansas, '~tf.
win, destroyer Balch, miur .ntp Il
and destroyer Bcnham arrived II ~.
Roads. transport Buualu ~ Mac .
stroyers tonynghaut ami cum
Hampton Roads; destroyer. va.
Jacob Jones Mt Hampton R,rds, .'
Maine At philadelphia N,chl Ma'U,
North, River. New York. drsirn,'
dougsl, battleship North 'ai1,lu.. H
ship Solace. destroyer Wiu'lnw rni
ship Wyoming at Hampton liut.
New Orleans AT Brsmrrton; trrI,.
thef Mt Lynn Haven i;uids; tux :
at Rappahannock spit: tug >ttu'
Annapolis; collier Vulcan and ac
Wadsworth at Norfolk,
The sun., 1916-09-24
q D.
AGENTS WANTED.

AGENTS WANTED to handl. household
articles. needed IN every home; housewives
delighted; scnd for free particulars. THE
NEiSoN 20, l.G Nelson ST., Kingston,
ont, Canada,
The sun., 1916-09-24

OFFICE BoYS-Sa 90: Insurance com.
psuy, IL. g.. bnN H. sun office.
The sun., 1916-09-24

uNFVRNIsHED APARTMENTS 10 LET
The sun., 1916-09-24

SyRAcrsE. sept. 23.-Jaspcr II. Shea
die Of Cleveland. vice-pr,sideut of tho
c~lcvcland'1iNs Iron Company. prohl.-
nent in the shipping industry of the
Great Lakes. dicd here last night after
u brief Illness which camc upon him dur
ing an automobile trip. In early life he
superintendent for the Standard Gas
Light Company the laying of gas mains
in New York city In the area bounded
by Fourteenth street. Forfeit. street.
Madison avenue and the East River.
He married Miss Kate Buckingham Of
New York in 1891.
The sun., 1916-09-24

Young MAN WANTED Prominent irpk.
ing house. member New York Stock Ex.
change, desires the services OF y young
man, preferably about ~ years old must
write II good hand and have the hishes,
references; salary to start S25 per month;
exceptional opportunity for u young man to
TUNITY, +. o. Box see, New York civ
The sun., 1916-09-24

HARTFORD. Conn, Sept, 23.-Rear Adj
miral Caspar Frederick Goodrich. ". s.
~. retired. said to-day that his marriage
with Miss Sarah Minis Hays, daughter
Of Or. ana Mrs. J.. Minis Hays of 266
South Twenty-secOnd street. Philadcl-
phia, will he celebrated In a Philadelphia
church October ~. Because Of tho III
ness of The bride-to-be only the imme-
diatc relatives will be present. Admiral
Goodrich and his bride will spend tho
winters In Philadelphia. but Will s%oJourn
every summer ut his country shome In
Pomfret. Conn
The sun., 1916-09-24

WANTED by an A No. I house a young
salesman; Industry. honesty, sobricty more
essential than experience. q good future.
NND y, q, Box Az, Jersey city.
The sun., 1916-09-24

OVER 81 DAILY easily earned knitting
at home; Auto knittcrs furnished on time;
fulO,
The sun., 1916-09-24

Down WITH HIGH GASOLINE-Gaso-
Tonic equals automobile gasoline 1T Sc. per
gallon; sell II to cur owners and make big
profits: sales qua ranteed, WHITE MFG,
60. Dept. 80. cincinnati, q.
The sun., 1916-09-24

BOY-bright and active boy
wanted for Office and errand work
in Office Of publication. Address
l.. f. c., Box 1l3, Sun Office.
The sun., 1916-09-24
Gen. WiNiai IN r. Lansing.

LITTLE FALLS. y. Y. Sept. a3.-Gen.
William +. Lansing. three years Quar-
termaster-General of the state under
Gov. David Il. Hill and a cousin OF Sec
OF State Robert Lansing. died at
his home here this morning. He had
been sick only since Sunday. He was u
Of the Mohawk Valley. horn July
90. 1856. and "a graduate of Union col
lie had practised law In New York
and some years 4 raised cattle In
Colorado.
The sun., 1916-09-24
ia Madison.

ORANGE, n. j.. Sept. ?3.-After labor
ing thirty years on an automatic screw
machine, which he had Just completed,
James Madison. n. died last night In
the Orange Memorial Hospital of dia-
betes. a son. Norman Madison, who
recently j%ourneyed from the West to
East Orange to assist his father. died
three months ago.
The sun., 1916-09-24
Mrs. Elizabeth NeIn.

LITTLE FALLS. n. j., Sept. 23.-Mrs.
Elizabeth Neill. a sister of the late Rob.
ert Beattic. Sr.. founder of the Beattic
Manufacturing Company. one OF the
lragest OF its kind In this section of the
country. died yesterday at her home
here. aged ~ years. She was one OF the
oldest and best known residents of lat
tie Falls. having lived here nearly half a
century. She Is survived by two chill
drcn.
The sun., 1916-09-24

YOUNG MAN-safeguard the future: learn
trade: day. evening: courses, $50 TO
$50. EMPIRE MERGENTHAI.ER LIMO
TYPE 133 East 10th 81.
The sun., 1916-09-24

$50 TO 500 WEEKLY selling our com
plete line Of paints. oils. Kroases and many
exclusive specialties. salary or commission
write for particulars. THE CRYSTAL OIL,
a. FAINT CO., CievsioNa. q.
The sun., 1916-09-24

COAL. sul,~ office requires thief clcrE.
must possess general business experience a.
w"ll ~ NOTHING " drr Of a,.ouut.ury
tli nav" - large Capa"itN for work Splcn-
dit opportunity for exceptional man: stat,
ng" ehucution. experience. SALARY wanted.
- IL. box 10. sun Office.
The sun., 1916-09-24
william l.. Hammer.

william j.. Hammer. 50 years old, for
forty years cashier for the Cunard
Steamship Company in his city. died at
his home, ia East Nineteenth street.
Flatbush. yesterday morning, lie had
been In poor health for some months.
lie leaves a widow and two sons.
The sun., 1916-09-24
HELP WANTED1MALE.
THE ENCYCLOPEDIA BRITANNICA

THE ENCYCLOPEDIA BRITANNICA
SO. needs a few high grade statesmen
to work on Leads MY. both In the city
aud to travel. To statesmen Of other
lines seeking work we can say that
four-nfths OF our successful men are
men who had never sold books before.
We particularly want men who arc
not only good statesmen, hut who have
sufficient executive ability 10 handle
other mon. Those who qualify In this
respect Will receive extremely rapid
promotion to positions In "a permanent
organization which viii pay them far
more than II made by the average
salesman.
II YOU ar" ~ real salesman. regard
hess Of what line you have been In or
are now selling. come In and talk II
over win us. We trtin you tiiurouxiiis.
commission and drawing account.
100 West 3-i st. 9Th floor.
The sun., 1916-09-24

'lriERS-S"v"rsl for bench aud other.
for tss'mhline and wheel work. NOV
EiIN CUTLERY 60, Canton, ohio.
The sun., 1916-09-24

Albert Fctn. - years, a shipping clerk.
who was study ing law at night, hanged
himself In his home. 1859. Washington
avenue, TIL" Bronx. yesterday. His
mother and sisters, with whom he lived.
knew no reason for his act, they said.
The sun., 1916-09-24

~ INTELLIGENT PERSON able TO
write good business letter, AN opportunity
t' start profitable" mali order business in
home -; Office. good inr 800 weekly when
established. can b. managed In spare time
"r ~ side line grows rapidly send FOR
particulars. NIAGARA. Desk 5s1 Lock
port. y. y
The sun., 1916-09-24
Frank J.. Worthy.

BRIpGEPoRT. Conn, Sept. 23.-Frank
l.. Worthy. owner of the Hotel Worthy,
Springfield. Mass. a paper manufac-
turer. died Of pneumonia in the Hote.
Stratfeld this morning. lie had been on
an automobile trip.
The sun., 1916-09-24

$4,000 CLEAR In 90 days or less: ron-
genial work In your own community; man
or women; no capital required: spar. time
may be used. INTERNATIONAL PRESS,
l'hiladelphia.
The sun., 1916-09-24
Mrs. AdOlph SwartEman.

GREENPoRT. l.. l., Sept. 23.-Mrs.
AdOlph Schw artxlraI,, whose husband
Was for many years editor OF Puck,
died this morning in the Eastern Long
Long Island Hospital here. She had
been i'll for an extended period with
paralysis.
The sun., 1916-09-24
A. ]. KETTLE.
Veteran Irish Nationalist Had Just
Heard Of SONS Dcnth.

DUBLIN. Sept. ga. j. Kettle, n vet
eran Nationalist. died to-day. He re-
ceived only "A few days ago the news
that his son. Lieut.. Thomas NJ. Kettle.
professor OF economics IN the National
University, had been killed in action IN
France.
The sun., 1916-09-24

BOY In larG" law office. apply In own
landw ri'ing state age. rofrr. n,,.s aud
nationality. sllar. s.. q. hu> II. sun ofi.e
The sun., 1916-09-24
WESTMINSTER REAL ESTATE
FOR SALE.

BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY PLACE
very cheap. so minutes from Grand Central
-. acres on high ground 10-roohi
hot and cold water, hot water heat
ing system. coachman's house. stable. gar
age. greenhouse. chicken houses, large
lawn. vegetable garden, orchard with an
of fruit trees and shrubs; great
harEnln. a. d. g. box l.0 sun of1cc.
The sun., 1916-09-24

WANTED In downtown oi'cs mus
V" strong. bright and make himself gen
rraIly useful, address IN own h|,riwritlns
age. ~. e. hoN lt3 sun office.
The sun., 1916-09-24
ARRIvED-sATURDAY. sep,emhor :,

NDHT' SerteN1bPr "
Sc Celtic. ! :05 A.. NJ, Liverpool, Sep, II,
Sc Duca degli Abruzzi. 2:3o A. NJ, Nanl. q,
Sept. Q. '''''
81 San Guslielmo, 1850 p. NJ. Friday.
IS rrevier. 8 r. NJ. Friday. Naples. Aus
IS Brunswick. 1880 p. NJ. Friday. Kirkw,r.
&c Larne. $3.50 A. NJ. London. Sep,
Sept. II. ~ y '"oma''
SIS Biorneford. $50 A. NJ. st. Lucia. Sen,
IS n. Mandai . p. NJ. Troon. SEP.
= Irene 2 i. N. Trinidad, sept. Il
ss Nina. Norfolk. Sent. II.
ss nantu Baltimore. Sept. 81.
s. Esyptian TRANSPORT. Boston, sept n.
IS Hamilton. Norfolk, Sent. -.
50 Westerdyk. Baltimore, Sept %
The sun., 1916-09-24
SAILED FOR NEW YORK

Sc Philadelphia. from Liverpool.
Sc William O'Brien. from Jarksonvn,o
IS Mariana, from Jacksonville
Sc Comanchr. from Jacksonville
Sc Ntcuw Amsterdam. from Fa,mou'h
IS Harendrecht, fro" Alicante.
IS Polvarth, from Huel,a.
S. Silian. from Port Natal
IS Wagama. from Santos.
So B~eruudian. from Bermuda
IS Chesapeake. from Baltimore
IS Westcrdvk. from Cane Henry
50 Mamma Hata. from Cane Ncnr,
So z u Rio. from G,lvo.tor.
S. Comal. from Galveston.
S. Socony. from Port Ead-. l.,
So Black Prince. from Norfolk
The sun., 1916-09-24
HELP


IADIES-Make shields ut home. $40 per
100. no o~anyassing required. send stamped
addressed envelope for particulars. Et-
REX Dept. l12D-3s. kalamaz zoo. Mich.
The sun., 1916-09-24
noRouGm or pK0oKIyN-roR s1Ir

333 JEFFERSON AVE- story and haso
ln"nt brownstoh.. private house; hne can
alton; good neIghhorhood: electric lirh,
Brooklyn. "" 49,
The sun., 1916-09-24
ARRIVED FROM NEW YORK

Sc 81. Louis. at Liverpool.
Sc Asator. OF Prawle Point.
Sc Hermion. at africa.
IS MuskORee. nj Gibraltar.
go Enrlco Milo. ON Gibral,ar
So La Rance. at Pauiliac.
SIS Lord Erne. ~ Pruillac
So Modiva, at Pauillac.
Ss vuloAno. AZ Leehorn.
S. Aztec. at Havrc.
SIS paralos. az Hull.
Ss Van Hovendorr. at Csllao
Ss ~Ortfamme. at Ferrol
So Lord Derby. NJ Cristobal.
SIS C~hesapeake. NJ Baltimore
IS City OF Columbus. at Savannah
IS Apache. al Charleston.
IS L~ovstakken. at Norfolk
SIS Black Rock, at Norfolk.
The sun., 1916-09-24
THE WEATHER FORECAST FOR
TO-DAY AND TOMORROW
Steamship Arrivals and MISUNDERSTANDING
Foreign MailstThe Fire Record.
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
United States Coast and Geode,ic suryc,
Standard Time.
sun rses. ..s:H A N sun scts. Is, p "
Moon rises. .....3 80 A
HIGH WATER THIS DAY.
SANDY Hook :5:sa A NJ Gov. Island. .5:5s A NJ
He'll Gate........sDi A. NJ
Low WATER THIS DAY.
Sandy Hook, II :5 A NJ Gov. island ,,.i, NJ
He'll Gatc........l:j3 A. n,
The sun., 1916-09-24
THE WEATHER.

For eastern New York. fair to-day ~
Tomorrow; moderate temperatufe' mSo'
crate west and northwest winds. .uor.
For New Jersey. fair to-day ana to-mcr.
row; moderate temperature. moderate "es'
and northwest winds.
For northern New England. clearing ana
cooler to-day; fair tomorrow; moderate
FOR southern New England. feir and
somewhat cooler To-day. fair to.morro"'
NEW YORK. Sept. 2%~The storm from
yes,erday. From a centre over eastern on.
tario its area Of depression embraced Only
the lake regions. New York and pennsy.r
sections east OF the Rocky Mountains.
The area OF low pressure. which c"vsteu
most OF the w Cees,s,Wy WAS , Gen' iitah. bu, pos.
sessed no rigorous formation. .,.,..
1t was warmer 1. the Atlantic states
regions. Ohio and middle Mississippi val
lcys. showers occurred IN northern New
York. New England and the ~. Lawaeh
Valley. Elsewhere generally fair weather
In this city the Cay was wa.mer. Win
,noWers IN the afternoon; wlnH hs = per
cent: barometer, corrected to read 20 sea
level, at $ A. NJ. 2s.si; I, n. 2s,ss n.
Barometer.....".. 2ssf %
SSG In%@diiree,lon.:.,... sou,sse., Sor,Sw''.
Weaiher Cloudy Cloudy
Precipitation ....... .0l u.
The temperature In this city yesterday,
a. recorded by the official thermometer ID
shown In the annexed table:
A.. VI i. ". T.. NJ. a..
o az 7,..,....6a
10 40 3 s.........6t
/ ~ e.,.,.....66
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SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMNLE'

HouSEWORKERS-colored; several neat
girls. experienced. good references, thor.
oushiy investigated; want places: oihe,
southern. help furnished. lincoln IN
DUSTRlAL EXCHANGE tAgency). 3it W.
isth st. Phone h022 Columbus. Estab.
lished 1893.
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FARMS FOR SALE.

IDEAL. SUMMER HOME Ann PROFIT
ABLE FARM 1870 acres with good Lui,d.
ingS, horses, cows, pigs. chickens. mhrhin-
cry. wagons, his crous: near Berkshircs:
st''o'. enormously cheap s74 Rroadway
Room h"3, Tel ii67 ,;rrmercv.
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Houses To LET-UNFuRNIsMrn

-
l3hTh 81" 9Th and Sth Ayes. pr,v,,.
dwelling, y rooms bath, choice blocks,
5000. A. H. COHEN, | l.. va St, or on,
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. water Gap
NEW YORk-lake Placid.

Visit Lake Placid. n. ". for Autumn Holiday
Reduced Rates by Hotels and Railroads.
The sun., 1916-09-24

WORK for Uncle sam. Tie II the hes,
employer. Big pay. sure work, easy hours.
long vacations. rapid advance. Thoutands
of Jobs open this year. | Will help YOU got
one. Write for my big FREE HOOK by
9S7 to-day. EARL HOPKINS. Washing
ton, n. &.