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Other Sales at Auction.
A. - Vesey ST..
De ra-.~H II n--


Bg Joseph ?. pa7.
THOMAS ST. So 8 e.. ~ West BrosfVay. 81
no. sty Ion bids " c.d AZ Philip roik
O. 90. curtis Il T. & e. sttjs. due. S4l.i61 II
fatc,. &C. 81 1t0. 10 me- plaintiff fp- So. 0o0.
MADISON Az ,i, and $50. s 500 % Goth 81.
fotso. 10 49, apr house. $50 Madison Az 60 AT
Hanover improvement Go. - GooluoN. airs
due. $50 1926. prior mfge $4,000. adjourned
fo june T.
18Th ST. I2s IS ss. 3Is "a I~ro, A. 201lOo n.
sy dUlg. Lydia Lsnse All $ A Diamond ~ 81
7 hudlirh atty. due 1lts 20. taxes nc.
i,s'Sj. 10 tho plaintiff for $4,000.
By " Morgcnthau Jr. 60
l32D ST. 1868 ". g. l2i I'm A. % 7Iaali. ;
sfy dalg. " Cooke sgi Amelia Bruno e. al
Miller & y. aftys. due S-.S6419. tarss. etc.
S5sosi. 70 The plaintiff fo- 5000.
A. r-Os % av
rs Joseph T. pa5
LAWRENCE ST li5l n 1873 e. through IN
Sedzsiek A.. 5iYl2o. three sfy dwigs. "
Bsuve't sgt Utility Realty 60 e al " Y
simpson. atty. due ta25tS5. taIe. etc. s.
81 81. prior mtss 5000. 10 the plaintiff Tor
GRAHAM Az. 1905 9. 764 Morri, AZ. 2sr
10f. 20 Muincr Az. 25I14 J. & j. Wsckcr and auo
at VI Farrsly and sno Clccke X & y.
sitys due. Sa.tll SO; tatcs. etc. $50 10 the
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CATSKILL EVENING LINE

Leave daily eVcept Sunday zoo, OF Chris
TOPPER ST.. s. ". 18Th s.. $50: Yonkery
! , VI. for 'atski'i Hudson. CoAssrl.io
. day excursion ticket good over D,cors
ton Day. SECS. Tel 1927 Spring
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-26
Westchester Sales.

Fish & Marvin sold for Edward {.
Guide his private property on the Chap
paqua Road near Briarclif Manor, con
sisting Of twenty-five acres. residence
and outbuildings. The buyer is James
W. Hubbard.
Griffen, Prince & Ripley, Inc, have
sold TO William A. c. Even for the
AMI L. Barber estate plot fronting
on Broadway, opposite the Clendenin
estate, at Ardsley Park.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-26

Eastern Nex York NeT Jsrsey. Eastern P.nnTi-
5ania and D.lspare-Fslr Friday and probably
SATURDAY
Northern Yer England Cloudy Friday. satur-
dsy probably fair
Southern New Engand-Pzr'iy cloudy Friisy
slightly cooler m inNerior Saturday fair
MARYLAND District - Coiumb'a ard Nirgnis
Patty cloudy Friday. saturday fair
Norh and South Carolina, Georgia. Asbsns
Mississippi. Louisiana. West TetI.. East TeIas.
Florids and West Ersinia-Fair Friday and SAT
urday
Western NsT York. Western Psnnsylrsnii-Partly
cloudy Friday ard SAiuriav
Local 0nclsl Record-T'he following cN'1sl record
from the Weather Bureau shoRs the changes IN he
temperature Tor tho last twenty four hours IN com
parison With the coTespordinE date O, las, year
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-26
BUYS Big Montclair Tract.

Andrew Morrison has purchased the
wooded tract or the west side Of High
land av.. opposite Edgewood Terrace,
Montclair. y. J. The property adjoins
the Kipp estate and extends $50 feet
i'm depth to Washington Rock.
Mr.. Morrison intends TO improve the
tract with a handsome three story
residence. +. ". Crawley & Bros. we're
the brokers.
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Shipping Information and
Marine NeUS Of the WOrld
sArIEp

Burttad fNorl Tela. Tongking Jap. 0nanaia.
chr huud.en fNori TampcO. e love- ~
row.. igri Manchester. Mexico. Havana. b0cifa
Manchester. fcnspc Charleston and ,,pi't,.
ArigoSap tBr. HAVE. Hamilton Non''" 1"'
tcaIor Ncrr .,..,t.,,
ClArt1a Og8sl. Afshangei Gargoye Aesand,l y
Ti No-tc Galveston. B.g0uis lBD, ~ N%Al,
4 N.,,r DO ,is baltimore. Borinauel. Ponce. Der
mudlau tBrl. Bermuda. Atlantis 40
Alliance Crlstobsl. Delaware. PM adeipllh
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New Building Plans.

ST NICHOLAS Az. r. cor l9l,' &C. for As uy
tennf. 1890 Nose Goodman Corp. M "a iigth
e. owner. @ Paham Inc. 30 i2d ~. archi
tot $50 000
posi- Az. =. TOO Academy go for four s IS
.enm's. i51lls. J Mahony. - l. qith a. owner.
prSfuss. ! IS l03l 80. architect. $500 000
80 Az .sti. s'y hrk stores and loft 43tl4i IS .
n J. Morris. ou premises. owner. J Harrison.
Void Emlling. architect. $1,000
BURNSIDE Az. fss. siy frame store and dWiF
~ l0r64f. VI Msrasss. on premises. owner. n
hrciudcl. 1914 Prospect AZ. architect s. 90
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sArtRpAY. WAY
TRANSPACIFIC MAILS.

Hawaii wa san Franciscoi tcioss a. n n
p NV uhclUlNa -....ttt.t..- I . Jay
Hawaii Guam aud Philippine island, via
san FrGci,roj tcloe a. II 30 nj
D transport ........................... MAJ 81
Hawaii. FiIi Islands New Zealand and .p..
daily addressed mail FOR Australia via
Vancouver and Victoria. u g. tcoss a.
80 m I-Nasura. .......... Juns 2
japan. Corea and China VIA SesitleI fclose
~ 30 . mi-ShiizuOka Nam. .......... Juns 4
Hawaii Japan, COfea. China and Philippine
Islands via san Francisco (close al II 80
p m -IcnyO MAN. ............ Juns 5
Hawaii. samoan Islands. Australia (,rc-pt
Vest and New Zealand via san Fran
cisrcl tclose a. II 30 ml-Si.rra $3.50. Juns 3
Tahiti. hsfqu-sss. Cook Islands. New IRA
lsni and Australia except Vest VITA san
FrahclScol tc!ose At II 20 mJ-Maith Juns Is
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-26

=. improper patrol. DAYS John Mulder is1h
Nav ansent from post. dsJs. Albert = Smith
lfbtn. Apri. u. absent from r0irsli ] dag: Walter
Sanders 10Th. April D. absent from post oonins
rom ha!iTsy leading o. liquor saloou day'
charges were preferred. March ~ absent from
i,Io2l cr-es,ins imprqper patrol. days llosud Z
from hallway adjoining liquor saloon : day.. VHi'
lam GEL. 1921. Apr. l-. ah.eut from ro-i
Gs,. w lam r n.SS , 7799{ona: liquor ,aooa
charso' "ere preferred. Feb {. Rhue an re.,rr.
participated I'm p game n craps H. station hou,s
Ho-nl.'n. day Fioerd CASSIDY. -71rh ~
,,lsTgT 'n absent without leave ; DAYS.
sodn ds , Is sIo re- o r. rear , I29 e. lag2r
improper patrol day; Cs-ic, He'Im,n. 277'h
jiioo.,' Il IN i9eo'nF Picg'' theatre DAYS.
j respond to telephone can q dsgs. Vsrry n
Mark. 4>7l 70 charges. March r. io'terirs sod
APPARENT. in con'era,lol. YIN patomsn Inn
building Z d-g Emil fa-bonsU 2,-th NJ ct.r-c,.
eh =. ahsri from reserve duty. days April o.
REPRlmAHoEo.
Cart -. WsWns 1874 April g. failed f.,
FL irrs A71 e ro osi his Psss .ers.sat, shield
noiy e'th March s. having received INIT. lo,
TO leave po.t failed 70 notify sergeant - hg n,
RON post ir office n garage. Andrew BioWDs
from iugchroom. failed 10 Isse memorandum Iao.
IN store 4 J. Mason. llsrb Apr p. .fsert
{ ir.a p. c.mlgs from sable. g. e. Fenncs,v.
I"'ih MN p. iaNeI f0 report promptly Al ctf.tr.-
tiol o., tour reported sirt. " = iac.ctt issd
Np.I D.. ao,e.t ron p11'. on adjoining post in
Nav failed 70 appear al f-Isl 1oori :. 80,
cusrse bo'ad Mclean l6-h April b. Willie
~ duly aid iH Uniform vas smoking
4-Ihe 'oIIonins having pas,ef rrob,fio-,-v
period without being again c0nrl. I'd on a oor,
man. -fh absent f-.m most ~ ifNh rel
,ih. assent ron Poet coming from premises. ]
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POLICE DEPARTMENT.
1RANsFtRs a 0. M. WAY 80.

,,,.1 r,I--- I-,ttn to-,o ,rd eruI0rrertsI
Mou-''4 ''-''- - 60, -.
ryan. from ION precinct 20 lbsih precinct
Nt,.,--,.io p.f--- Ve-r, yo.. esth ~ C. q SQUAD
- r., ? Nt.c.-.,,.
assignee As i-,'s- ssI '.'.. o..
ga 10 14th assigned t0 bicycle duty. II. ! DO. H.
80 a.. ss.f. ..,t--,,.,, .,,,g.1 ,,,-, birycle u
80" " ''' ~ -,
motorcycle cltl joseph ehephcfu. lHf-h 70 wv"
EAWArd Redl'n. le''h 20 1870. F1ede1es sfydef
lt9th 20 l6'n. O. Ut Nali'rk. l-1 70 lo'lh
TEMPORARY ASSIGNMENTS.
c, 49,.
lifufs vs.. VI Van henre'. -ls'. .. Aiti
b,-h 15qd and q II Qusrke-hos. a. o SQUAD
m Trsirirs school, ,hfr.y DAYS o m Nsv %
g A. W1so', ',h' H. 49, o 1,.,.,i ioS se,s,
n ~ kl.,. -nr a. T-s-.r q f,i-tesr da,.
a M ~ - Ss-g-s . Nurpht IN tc
Ar.tcry n s-rIsr if.' IN Tr4irire school
fourteen dsys a NJ. NAV %. q = pearre
NAV 90 NJ A %oonaa i64h. 10 Il ri squad
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-26
Innp Island Transactions.

Meister Builders. Inc. have sold to
A. ". Morton a plot 40xlOO feet. so
north of Edgemere av., Edgemere' l..
J.. 10 Immediately erect an elght-room
cottage for this season.
Worthington Whitehouse, Inc. has
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-26

THE WEATHER REPORT.
Records for Last Twenty-fOur Hours
and Official Forecasts.

Washington. May % Tie Weston d'''uroan''
10 night extends from NcS Mexico 70 southern
Minnesota but vlth apparently dimini'h.ns en-
crgy. and While rains continued 20 'hc no1h"a'l
they did no, crcud eastward Pressure a''' ie'.
rapidly during Thursday n tho Atlantic states ara
there we're quite general thunder showers in Nc"
Jersey am Eastern PcnnsyiTaria and th-.l-'
showers sestWarl into West virginia ard ONO.
Flse,she-e .he weather gas fs,f.
Abrorma,lg loR temp.ra.Irss CONTINUES Vfs' ~
tho Rock Moun.a.ns and on Thursday n9-nlnz
fros's or freezing tcmDefa.Jl-s we're refo,sl ,iNIn
ro-iiore - Negada Ifsh. Wyoming 81 Noa'ana.
Essf " the Rocky Mountains tfmycra'uies Sc
higher a. ? rule ard a-~ consderahf a'"7' ne
,easnnsi average over lr,r.0- districts.
With ;he exception ~ 'ocal showers trfa. ia
the north upper like region the peah-r W. .
generally Fair Frilar sud SATURDAY esS ~ ~
Mississippi River. without decided rmv'iV-io
changes -.
som warnings 80 displayed m Fes'ern L,ks
Suuero- Frost varltngs haze beon ordered Tor
Utah. Northern Arizona and Western Colorado.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-26

leased for Mrs. Percy X. Hudson her
country estate at Jericho. l.. I.
LEcluse, Washburn & Co. have
leased the Colgate Hoyt property,
known as East Over Farm, consisting
Of lS6 acres and large residence on
Centre Island, Oyster Bay, 90 =. E.
Smathcrs
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Alterations.
Mopb.ff.n

a6TH ST. me Is n sy dris and ,'shl. T.
Goc.g. 40 "a 4f'h st.. owner. Smith 4 Ross -
J. 40fh So. architects. S. 600
44TH ST. 2lS f0 2c- 2. md l2d g. 2l1 N 223 -
% and ~ sy sarge. American Elprcss 60.
l'0 BroahVs5, owner. RenVick. AspiIEsll &
Tucker W i0th SO. architects. Si0. 00l
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o.. H. %. s.,,,,., r,,-ev oe-.b 4 dsv, - ,,
n. ."s' 90 'a--'0 D''''''' @'' '' . '
'--'' RELIEVED FROM SUSPENSION.
80
Patroiman James 7. Ilmony, l4sih, . N
Mas - r
DRAIN.
r.,..,,... Ill., r., ,e-u 90,
4, aHpiinaH Henf) iafTe-i' lo'm' 900 m
MAY g.
Arrangements TO GRADES
It'mn N 81 400 gra1e-T. W. Trommer 15stn
june
To 81 4oo grade. June i0-I3pmsn Moss 5th
e. p colsnau. -lst. Albert Andenon 2lst. ). V.
luordsn 90. 4. j. Icllcr. Goth. 70 E. Wassng
etl. Louis Rafssy. .5th. " r Cox. 3sth. II g
Mac LELAND @.tl. D. " L'hmsnn. 37th. j. j..
hlsg.n. Oh. 4-1. T. T. Collins 6Sfl. "a hoq3
5Hh. q y Charlton. SlG. 6 = Rbthe i45,h
Henry Nauderer. lf4th r. ". Dugau. 10th. T.
p slender l53d. e. " Fields 1891. sabbath
C~1trcilo 1rsth. W J. Ncsbcck ls7th. = w.
crane 1c0fh. Michael koerig 1924. / For
10Th. g. J. SaIg 10Th: T. Post itS'h. s T.
Thompson. 17It. D. CorVsv e--tb. a ID a.
Weber. .-sh: Fred Wsnge-fnau. 2sed 3 >
Thuu. C. o.. a. T. GiI-5y Traffic g. v e
Behrers Traffic D.. G. ksre io,b. I, -
Brohm elst. Henri Frsiloehr. s2J. Holm werdeil
SD: james l. Wlnne Both. Fzrs Tester ssth. =
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Yesterdav'r Contributions.

COLLECTED BY TIL ALvA CLUB At THEIR
RECEPTION on APRIL 2s........-...... 500
COLLECTED BY GEoRGE BAGLEY AND SENT
THROUGH TIRE CATSKILL ~. - Y,
THROUGH "rHE WARWICK VALLEY ~. "
TOTAL $1,000.
From Tribune raiders ............-... S@yS ~
From other papers. ......... .--.-.--... 4'.-V
PREVIOUSLY ACKNOWLEDGED.
Fro- Tribune readers - ~, -
From other p1psrs. ..t't' '4''.''
TOTAL TO DATE.
From Trisuns readers ......-.-...'.'' Ssgitt
From other papers. .''..''.'' o'ii'io
Total cash received .....- -..... S%05z'9S
HslS sy other papers MAY 2o).......... SoIo7s
e,,,a ,,,,t ...................S 22. O43.S5
NUMBER Of CONTRIBUTORS.
10 the Tribune. ....- ..--.---.-... 31'.s3
10 eths, papers MAY 90. .............. ioo''e4
Total contributors .....-....'..'..'..' 'o''@|
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-26
Winds for Friday and Saturday.

Middle Atlantic moderate. mostly vest ard norm
wsst south Atlantic. gentle. variable. eIcspf iood
era-- northeast ~ tie Florida coast Easf Gu.I,
gentle and mostly northeast and sat West Gun
moderate south.ost Upper axes moderate easter
. Except fresh on western superior; party cloudy
Fridst. probably showers north portion. Lover
akes moderate variable winds Friday. with partly
cloudy weather
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-26
Csmn for Clarence H. Mackay.

Clarence II. Macksy has leased Camp
Deerwood. at Saranac Inn. on the Upper
Saranac Lake, y. Y, and is making his
plans 10 spend the entire summer
there
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-26
MINIATURE ALMANAC.
HIGH WATER

U'nllsd states Cost and Geodeiie sur'eJl
Sunrise ... isaMoon rises "a M. n
sunset H. Moon sets o. m b.. . 20
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-26
AT FOREIGN PORTS


Manchester MAY 2f-Csnova OBJ. NeH or -,
Port Natal Alsy a.-Susqushanna 'Br, NcN i''H
co5snhsgem. Msy e3-Bolmen tsSedi. HeF foTk
va klrkwsll and Leifh. -, q.
Cape Town. MAJ ---N.as tDItchi, HeN i"N -
s. n-eut e. v. fOr Maf!a ,. o.,
Port Natal May e9-Roiu Dutch. M"ass'r 'o'
Icgho-n' Msy e5-uaia OBrl Sew York -,
Peramhgco. May &-Hualara tBrnl Ne" JOB
aud hoItO.f. -t
HAM. Hay .l-Kong Beddyn lBD Ne" 1oIH D.,
tr'si95ai May 90 Szuta Marta. 'snaschS .w
N,g Yo-r tand proceeded Panama. Ne" i''H'
Cas-iou-g MAJ lJ--Brus tNOfi sew fofh
SAILED
K,-svau. Ma TINTED states tDanl iron
Ncv I0rrI. tO.ellasrn. III.
Tircrroo Nsy .i-ta.sd fP-l. N'r lo's ,..
k,rs.al. W4, l.-Hs.Ig O.sv dam iron to9en
i4FeaI. NAs fIU..
ul,ee-,-.. M .--c4.aas Bri New lorN
re-rr1i Nat 90 80 ll'r.. 500 D n,t ,
tsIaIua 1fas -i--s' Ard-.Fs iforl Boston anl
SOS YORK mot '-0m F0mnit D. g..
k.raaaI. Ma -.-ifsa'l;t lI-tnl. NeW lo'N'
sDeza May ff-Armon.a tBrl. NeE ofA
Cristobai. Msy -5-,nstoosl. 80" f"fH.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-26

To RENT. - 4 FURNISHED l2-ROoM
house. with large barn and planted gar
den. situated .n village ~ Peru. on state
road ten miles from Plattsbursh. =. Y
Photograph ~ house sent N desired. Ad
.re.- Mrs. sLLAs oLARk. pcrl. = y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-26

REAL ESTATE FOR SALE OR TO LET.
BOROUGH or QUEENS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-26

HiSho, temperature. = degrees at as .. M
lowest 50 degrees - $50 M srsrase 81 Dc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-26
BUSINESS CARDS

M-LrIGRAPH TYPEWRITER LETTERS 900.
81 so. 600 Si15; 10 000 S. CO B.
WATERFORD 40 Broadway tEquitabs Bldg J..
Room l3i Rector iji1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-26

zreos s--,aze Tor corresponding dare l,,t -.
degrees a'erage Tor corresponding date i,,tt S y
uirse yesr. o.. degrees mr..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-26
sATrRDAY. MAY q.

'KristiiniafiorI -Chri,tianlA. Chris,lanssnG.
BcrsCn ............... Nay II
| cty n Coilmbls-SeyaTu~h. .,.......... MAY q,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-26

GOyFENESs or TUTOR sriss-Ff-gch. h.Shy
recommended ci'y county. Miss shaushuessy 5
AssnrJ. D. West "a 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-26

Baromst~ Rsssins,.
50 m. 19ss . m.29 TsIsp-
humidity.
50 NJ. a. . NO.. gspn
Local gofsent. Fair today and p-rb,s, ..
ni,rroN moderate sest Winds beo0mins r,-,,fl.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-26
Lo>G ISLAND.
LONG ISLAND


Inc b''t "'""' '7
-ur GARDEN CITY COMPANY HAS RESI- MD
dirsrt ss-es u is property. sith al of-e a. No.
f0i PARK Ave y y CTS.
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.


cot PHI Norwegian and French cook. butler
waller. excellent refcRslrIs. rit. county. Mis-
shausnucs.J's Ageucg. i7 Wei al S. Pl2l.
$40 BD4uL
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INCOMING STEAMERS.

TO DAY
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SITUATIONS WANTED.
Male.


DANISH AMERICAN FARMER wants position a
foreman ~ manager an farm. eslt years e.
pertelue J. H. Box 30. Tribune Once
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COUNTRY PROPERTY.
INSTRUCTION.
The BerIitz School of Languages
DANCING.

HORACE MANN 5cHCOLS-West eisth St. snd
Broadway a. l-1th s.. Neg York CITY.
Evening capital news., 1916-05-13
THE LENGTH OF THE SESSION.

1t appears certain that congress will remain in
session. probably until the early part of August 1t pos
Sble that might be arranged for the June
venons but this would depend largely the senate If
the continues all it will not end until al
most two months after the conventions. The prospect
this year doubtful than it four years ago.
Congress has already been under way for than five
MONTHS but little has been accomplished The greatest
work be done, that s passage of the army and
navy reorganization bills and the subject of national de-
fense has become confused that is hard tell when
a settlement will be reached.
The house, which usually faster than the senate
is much nearer the end of the proposed program but there
every prospect for further disagreement La addition
to the army and navy bills there is the shipping bill which
the administration cngs to, notwithstanding diminish
ing support all the country Several conservation
bills notably those covering the utilization of water power
sites, pending The Ferris and Shields bills before
being passed. respectively by the house and the senate
greatly altered The opposition to both plans is Civ
ing much concern to those who honestly desrous of
reaching agreement whereby natural resources will
be protected.
If the army and navy bills necessate larger expend
lures something must be done to provide the money This
subject has been scarcely touched upon seriously although
1t has, Of entered some of the debates One
step III this direction the repeal of the free sugar
clause The administration has favored good roads bill
Rural credit legislation is in such shape that it may
qufe considerable change The PROCESS of the child labor
Dill Is doubtful but the measure has yet to be disposed Of
The bills mentioned have generally the support of admin
lstraton congressman An exception is the Burnett
migration bill which is in dsfayor with many because Of
the efacv test Finally there is the rivers and harors
bill which before the senate No matter how much
time the house has consumed this measure past ex-
perence shows that senators insist emzed review
which, OF course is proper but would be satisfactory
II economical results were apparent
Evening capital news., 1916-05-13
JOY RIDE ENDS IN
Three ARRESTS
Youths Appropriate Car Of
Silas Wilson and Come
to Grief.

Nampa, May 13.-Joy riding i'll stolen
cars has lost its charm in this -ity
since last evening when shree pron4in-
ent young men of the city, Euger Q
Bader. Upton Pendlet0n and Harold
Bruner, were dis covered in possession
Of the car of Silas Wilson, and arrest
ed. At the time of their arrest the
young men had reached tie subway
and were in company with young Wo-
men who had ! en- with them on the
ride which had following in its wake
no small measure of humiliation and
sadness. Mr. Wilson discovered the abb
sence of his car, and incensed at its
theft awaited its return to his garage
with his gun, but his wife telephoned
the police department and officials
were on the tiert, capturing the young
men at the subway as they We're re-
turning to the city. They We're allowed
to accompany the young women to
their homes after which they We're
taken into custody.
Evening capital news., 1916-05-13
BUSINESS BLOCK
Will BE ERECTED
Substantial Improvement to
Be Made-The Parent
Teachers Circle Meets.

Star. May ia cont act for the
immediate construction of a cement
business block was let by Joseph
Raines of this place yesterday to Con-
tractor Mahaffey of Eagle. The build
ing is to be 80 feet by 80 feet, and tie
cost of construction viii be between
$2500 and $4,000. It Is understood that
the building will soon be occupied as
the headquarters for a mercantile es-
tablishment.
The school board meets Monday to
fill vacancies in the facility for the en-
suing scholastic year.
The entertainment of the fathers of
the town last evening by the mothers
of the Parent Teachers circle proved
to be one of the most highly enjoyable
social functions of the season. Miss Me-
Coy, state superintendent of public in
struction, was in attendance and de-
livered a highly instructive and inter-
esting address along educational lines
which was well receiS ed. At the con-
clusion of the program, refreshments
were served. At q meeting of the circle
held previous to the entertainment, the
following officers c. the circle for the
ensuing year were elected: President,
Mrs. Agnes Dedwith; first vice presi-
dent, Mrs. Emma Haworth; second
vice president, Miss Lutte Lawrence;
secretary, Miss Ida Fraham cores
ponding secretary, Miss Minnie Jelli-
son: treasurer, Mrs, j. f. Roberts. Mrt.
Dedwith had served as the president
for three consecutive years and declin-
ed to serve a fourth term, but her work
had been so hisf.r efficient and was SO
highly appreciated that she was re-
elected over her protest. Chairmen for
the three sections of the erving com-
mittee were eleeted as follows: First
section, Mrs. Ora Frost second sec
tion, Mrs. Shaw. third fection, idrs.
Hussey Mrs. Leininger was elected as
chairman of the finance committee.
Mrs. Dedwith, the president, made a
report of the state convention of the
association at Caldwell and Miss Jelli-
son made her report as secretary.
Mrs. Hussey took her daughter, Miss
Edith. to Boise yesterday for medical
treatment.
John Buckmaster, one of Stars old
est and most highly respected citizens,
has excited the envy of the younger
fishermen of the town. One day this
week he broke the local record in the
way of a catch. Mr.. Buckmaster has
passed his eighty-second milestone,
but he is yet hale and hearty.
By special permits of the third and
fourth assistant post masters, the Eve
ming Capital News Is delivered each
day on the p. m. car. This means that
subscribers to this paper will receive
their papers through the Star post Of
flee and that the papers will be dis
tributed to them by the postmaster
upon their arrival.
Evening capital news., 1916-05-13

out here in the country!'"
What did you say?" asked Nell.
II felt like telling her that was the
most sensible thing had ever heard
her say. Instead, l looked hurt and
asked, 'A,e you gong to leave me
without warniny?' What do you sup
pose the girl sa d." Nell shook her
head
she just looked right over my head
as If | had been a child and clid i am
doing as you would do unde" the cir
cumstances; ] am pleasing myself The
idea of a maid talking like that to her
mistress!" Ethel bridled with indigna-
ton. "Of course ! would not keep her
now on any terms
81 suppose the girl has been Lonely
here away from all her friends, and a
good girl need not wait long for place
to work nowadays: but that does not
make it any les dishonorable to leave
without warming" sympathized Nell
She has been acting queer for the
last month";" continued Ethel. "She will
leave my clothes lying around on
chairs all day and never hang them up.
When my husband comes home he has