davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1916-08-07

C. B. Watson says he has the fin
est cold pure water spring in the
county at his place up Ashland creek
canyon. He has lately had Ferguson,
the stone mason, up there at work
and built cozy house over the spring
with solid floor and walls. The wa
ter in the spring is ice cold and per-
fectly pure.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1916-08-07

city council was held Monday even
ing, August 3. Present, Mayor Gran
ger, Councilmen Kentnor, Sutton,
Farlow, Ganiard, Patterson and
Evans.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1916-08-07

Dalles. When the midnight sentinel
was approached one who kept late
hours in the city he gave out the
usual challenge, "Who comes there?"
Then the answer, "a stranger with
a bottle" Then the guard would
say, Advance, stranger, and pull the
cork" Yes, the boys had splendid
time.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1916-08-07

State Senator Cogswell of Lake
view says: What in the world is
the matter with Portland? Why
does it not reach out for our trade?"
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1916-08-07

According to the Prineville News,
the militiamen had grand time at
their recent encampment at The
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1916-08-07

Robert Vining came home from
Tacoma Tuesday, where he has been
for several months.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1916-08-07

Ashland Tidings wants ads bring
results. II
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1916-08-07

Regular monthly meeting of the
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1916-08-07

D. S. Agler of the Ashland depot
force is taking layoff for a while.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-10-22
TYPEWRITERS.
FORECLOSURE SALES.
FORECLOSURE SALE.


Pursuant 20 decree OF foreclosure Of the
Superior Court in and for Fairfield County.
Connecticut. rendered in the action OF
Fred Hirschhorn vs trederick MIhnan ,e
Elemental Judgment on March Slst 1915,
the undersigned. the Committee 70 sell In
said decree appointed. Will sell at
PUBLIC AUCTION
on the premises. on November 9Th. 1915. at
2 o'clock in the afternoon. all that certain
tract OF land. with the buildings thereon.
situated at BYRAM SHORE, GREEN
WICH CONN. described as follows: Be-
ginning at iron bolt set in rock at high
water mark on the westerly shore Of Long
Island Sound. thence through land OF
Edgar l.. Marston and wife North 40 5S'
30" West 145 40 feet TO iron bolt set in rock
at an angle point, thence stu through
land OF Edgar l. Marston and wife. North
400 IL 80" west 1855 feet to centre Of
Sound View Avenue. last mentioned course
passing through a marble monument 50.i
feet easterly Of centre OF Sound View
Avenue measured on last mentioned course,
thence along centre line OF sound View
North 72o g. East 1873 feet. thence along
northerly line OF land Of Edgar l. Marston
and wife, South 40 81 East 2547 feet 20
an anglo point last mentioned course pass
s3e feet. the other 1902 feet easterly
from tho centre OF Sound View Avenue
measured along last mentioned course.
thence still along northerly line OF land
OF Edgar /. Marston and wife. South 40
Sc, East 40 feet TO high water mark on
westerly shore 81 Long Island Sound, last
mentioned course passing through two
marble monuments. one 1888 feet, the
other 1864 feet castcrly from last men
toned angle point thence southeasterly
along high water mark 70 point Of begin
ming containing. including one-half OF
Sound View Avenue. 43f5 acres.
Dated october goth, 1916
WILLIAM $. MEANY. Committee
Louis J. Curtis. Stamford. Conn. attorney
for plaintiff.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-10-22
Army and Many Orders;
Movements of WdrShibS

II. Cordr W. V. TOMB. detached Florida: to
L, KESNETH WHITING detached naval aero;
nAuiic station; 20 command h-5 and additional
duty a. division commander.
Il. 5. II. LAYTON. IT, detached command Hun
IL ~ g. p. J. LOWRY. detached command
Alert: 20 temporary duty receiving ship At San
Ehs ]. K. DAVIS. detached Nov Hampshire: to
En- ) n MOSS detached Minnesota; to South
DsH;. surg NJ z. HARRISON to navy yard. Phil
PAY Dir c. NJ RAY detached pay offoA Seattle;
70 nav yard. Mare Island.
Chaplain J. d. MAcNAIR detached Pittsburgh: to
Act Chaplain NJ. o ALEXANDER. detached TO
oeiying ship a. Norfolk % Melville
Charleston. Nov 49, 10 Charleston.
MOVEMENTS
ARRIVED
Oct 10 urdo and Ssnshan. a. la Par: L-e.
Lilo LII and ozark al Tompdnsvpe: York
town a. Toban Bay. Maryland at Santa BosAlis
onon. u Honolulu
Oct 2o-Alert KS. K,s. HI .nd KS AZ Pearl
Ss.3,,.n. Iy.nh.n o5 EssS. NS Seq e. =,
a. S.~ Yo-s y.rd South DIot.- At ssn Diego:
yorktown. at Togoio6smpo; culsoa A. cnsio-
bal
oo. ls-Brocklyn Shanghai for cruise.
oct 2o-ChArleson. Cnstoo.l fct San Ri. 0ulf;
Dixie Hampton Roads for I9nrSGscn Roads
10. Lilo. LII and ozark. Tompkinsviiie ioI
Hampton Roads. Mar and. Santa KosAls fof
0.usymss. Nercus CFistobsi for Gsiun Lake
Outsro Norfolk Tor Hampton Roads. Potomac.
Port- az Prince for C1p Hyuen. Prairie. san
tiago Tor Cape Hayden. Reid. Bcston for New
port south D1ko.A san Diego for target grounds
YORKTOWN. To5sh Bay for ropolobampo.
ia. Of oopn.ndsf IN chic. Asi,iic nsct. ten.
porsrfly transferred from Brooklyn 70 Gslveston.
Mail address Of San Diego chsnrd from Post
s.. Hsndsoa~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-10-22
Iron The Tribune Bureau
W1hington. October 81

kfruu lle Irlulre blftA
w1h!ngion. October q.
ARMY
IL Col. WILLIAM T LTrEBRANT. cav de
tAchsd llsil. RON Waiter Reed General Hospital.
F1St IL JOHN W WALLIS c A. c. detached
iistl. upon compilation q oOVrse Of Instruction
|. Coast Artilsry school, y Monroe. 70 Waiter
Nm, IL THOMAS c. SAVAGE and F1rst II
ARTHUR s JoNfs. MED Rs . Cots; from
s0,sssn D. e sp s.1 Ssd 500 s.h Is'''' u
Csre BRUCE r. CAMPBELL. from ssh 70 ~
Yni. vice Cap, CLIFTON NJ. BUTLER 70 ash
F, ri Ia. HERBERT NJ CREME. Will @
MERRILL ard JAMES A MATIlsON. Med
Res Corps from southern Dept. % home and
stand relieved upon expiration IS days leave Of
csSs '' IANuEL NJ GARRETT Q N, C s,, rgot
CAPS joHN q n LEI; c yi. from p 2y v 10
, 4ei' h h,is5 Soy co e Es; Med Re-.
CoySs. frou southern pee. % home az 't1ha
r nd0i "a JOSEPH iessf " SWING. from 4tA to sa
yo,io<inx otnoers cav ldeAshed nst) reissrycd
froG duty a, n Ysilo.yt995n.s; Co d doIn
~, BIT ~. william ~ b HMah%6RIN .aS Rts
SILL, ~ PATTERSON. Col BRETT snd Is
EUs nd 6sT ds&. E csSS s p .s.
fs .ssisnmeat Capt ARSoLD 70 ~ sam
Hcus.a and report o o ION ca, 40. ios e Ssy,
1 roe . Nov &c grated Chaplain JAMES W hl1
Man 18Th Inf
c.g WILLIAM b BAKER, 2sh Inf. incspsei'
lated ,or Gcfe seioe rcirsne1s ang,acsq
81 n Z Serond L. FRED flTE Ala y. g.
Ti,,i Il CIARE.NcE'H wkJSEiR Mo \ G.
second IL. LEO AkENHEAD ane ALFRED J, J..
PICK IN \ 6 First IA. JANIS Z. KIRK
NAN tn ~ g., and first IL HAROLD A
AwfILjAMs and RALPH ~ WATERS. lows
~ G., aooeplsd.
NAVY
Cspa JOHN HOOD. detached Naval VIZ College
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-10-22

COJ ONIAJ AGENCY. IS WEST 42d ST.
NOLONiTAL heh class domestic hep.
pOpTEp,C AGENCY. i5J W 1884 81. Select
YIN LIN y Help Furnished. Tel % Morning.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-10-22
POLICE DEPARTMENT

Trsssfo1.-Oct p: LAeuis Nicholas C. Bnnd
ley. 18Th 70 l6Sh. Edward J. Quinn. lf.h 70 18th
Jo.eph W Mckay. ls5tn 10 l5A. OCT % Ptlmn
james Ward. "a 10 Ma. Div. Henry Cullen. Mar
Div 20 %
Temporary A,slsnmsnh.-Cap.- George G. Wal
den. s-Sth TO command l2th J. D., days oct
20: Liruts. jams Ne-rey SSH 70 c, O., 10 days
oct . Edws7d G. Mason 27sth. n Tel. Bur
deigrtiei acting captain. - days. oct p
ssrgt- John ). NoOoGa. SIN. 70 once chief in
sD~ctor. so dAyS. oct. 81
Pstro.nsn Lee 2. sshlIp. IN 70 c o. as ehs 7gt,
feur - days. Oct p. John II. Van El.er. loii
70 G. o. as chauffeur. IS days. Oct % Lewis u
Hunt ssh. ard Charles Kue1enundt 5sth % ofhc'
Of Fourth Deputy. 10 days. Oct q; william }
Junior Ssh 70 c o. as chsuHeur. oct. p
Maurice u Gescheldi. ssth 10 SOth. operator @
motor patrol wagon. u days, Oct 80, josef
Shepherd. 1854 q & o. a. chauffeur q mai car
10 days Oct 2s william G. Murray, 3eth 70 B
o, l. IS days oct % Benjamin T. Heuss. 1851
% c o., a. chEureur. IS days Oct p, James J
NAher. 273th. operator o. motor patrol wagon
is DAYS. Oct q Frank Whitesides. 276th 20 c. o
- chauffeur. IS days oct %; John A liver
TrLinc c 20 c. O.. IS chauffeur. so days. oct. q.
Leaves Of Absence with full p1yl-Inspecto
Thomas J. Kelly. l2th I D, : days Oct % % il
deducted from vacation. Without pAy-pstrolme'
csorss Lens. lsth. DAY. a. u. Oct. p. Jane
NcKennk. lSth ! day II o. a n. Oct 2S
Jsrprnilh Quinn, 26th, day. .. n. Oct =
Harry Strauss. 2sth day. a n. Oct 20: 70
ward Flood. sen. 10 dNS a n. Nov. 3. Will
ian Reifel. ESD. I days. q n. Oct. 90: Chris
tophss White. 2fsth. DAY. l2.ol a m. oct 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-10-22

,fr-ITIGRAPH TYPEWRITER LETTERS 900
III 40. 600 sl75; 10000. SO GEO. Il
WFATHERFORD 100 broadway Equitable BdE) }.
Roou ll2l Rector t543
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-10-22
DIAMONDS,
MCLTIGRAPHING.

! DIAMONDS BOUGHT and SOLD for cash advice
free BENNETT. us 81 jsdwy. third moor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-10-22

, Pq Sq X F E , esss 8 oct Ct s .Ss %s 4s
f Nor4angef 2oI o 1g sept "A and Delsrar.
BresEus,sr oct 20 to Winchester Go.
Vagina lNorl. Rio de Jsnsro sept 10. Santos
o. Victoria q and s. Lucia Oct II. % Arbuckle
BIO. with co1ee Ba, at In: - ,,,.... n
20 the Munsou IS Line. With sugar, Bar al 4 m
Gresham lNorl. Bordeaux Oct 2. 70 BenhsIn
Ago P Ss o. M Or Bordeaux Oct g. to
the Fderal E1port Corporation. Bar at 10 q m
Ieaf Pine Go. wiki lumber. vessel 10 East Coast
Trans Co quar- AZ 2 50 m. ..,.,.
Michigan. lBr. london OCT 20 re Atlantic
Transport Line. with mdse. Bar at l:l5 m
STATE Railways. H. ballast 9us- at Joy M nm, :,
Lemon iBrl. bordeaux Oct g. to c Richard &
7vier Newport News and Norfolk. 20 the Old
Dominion IS Co. with mdse Quar- Al m a..
Hamilton Newport News and Norfolk 70 the Old
Domination IS Co. With passengers and ndse. Quar-
I" ITo5uois ,Br, towing barge Navahce OBJ. Lon
dor Sep, %. 10 Lames. in ballast Bar at
LABEL Boston oc, e. to The New To,5 =: and
- Pede tBr) Philadelphia Oct 20. To Charles
Summer & CO. in ballast Quar- at SIS m
SAILED
Annetta OBJ Kinssport s: Arlington. -:
Omega Hsvre RimfaTe DAN. Puerto Plata: Bins-
hamiOn. -. Ryvsrden Cor Bordeaux; Mara
va (BD Perth Amboy: POivsrh tB) Newport
News Menus. New orleans: Saratoga. Havana
Mexico Havana. Canadian Obj. 81 kits; 81
Paul. Liverpool; Brazns. san Juan. Sabine Mo-
bile. Cherokee, Charleston and Jacksonville Nechee.
Ga weston: RyndGm Dutch. Rotterdam; Iinsr
Is~l fNo-l Rotterdam. Santiago Brunswick; Verdi
lBrl. Bahia Bone Obj. Mane C.,st George =
Madison Norfolk and Newport News. Vsldivia
GChID. Arica Ducs dAosta utsD. Genoa; Ch!mu
fRrl Tslara via Norfolk. Lafayette IN. BQr-
6rau1. C5ty n Montgomery Savannah: FL Mundo.
Galveston. Manchioneal (Nor). Santiago DE- cuba:
Aros Castle (BrJ. Beira via Baltimore. Mundale.
Nire. Ter adore Havana. Orduns tBrl, Liverpoo.
Mo- sduock (Brl Bordeaux, Ruby. Genoa; JOS )
Cuneo Nor Port Antonio: ,Nordland DAM
Philadelphia. ST Andrehs mot. NoFIolA' Hoinei-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-10-22

CONVERSATIONAL French. grammar. reanns
literature. individual tuition; moderate %fnS
Prof. JALI.ADE. l22 West 1881 St
HORACE MANN SCHOOL FOR BoYS:-girgil
Prettyu.n' Headtn aster Wet 246th ST.. " Y. c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-10-22

NURSERY GOyERNEss- Refined Hollander prot
estsntl: capable efficient. excellent seamstross
splendid references: SIS. $40. Mr. Mason's
Agency l3l West i2d ST. Bryant 1893.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-10-22
SATURDAY. OCTOBER IS
TRANSPACIFIC MAILS

Shanghai and specially addressed mail for other
parts o. China and Cores. via Seattle. cloee al
$50 ? m oct "a Tor dispatch per Prote1lsus
Japan. Corea and China via Seattle close al 6 80
% Oct - for dispatch per Manila Nsru.
Japan. CoreE. China except Shanghai CITY, and
Philippine Islands. via Vancouver and Nctoris.
Empress % Asia
Guam. via San Francisco. close at II 30 p N Nov
] Tor dispatch per I : transport.
Hawaii samoan Islands Australia teycep. Vest
ard specially addressed mail for New Iea. and
via san Francisco. close AZ ll-5O u nov for
dispatch Der Neniurs.
Tahiti MarQuesas Cook Islands. New Zealand and
Australia except Vest via san Francisco close
a. u 30 m Nov for dispatch per Mosna.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-10-22
DIRECT YOUR OWN MOVIE
Chance for Amateurs with Aspirations
at 18th Regiment Fair

Anybody who wants to test mis- abil-
ity as a motion picture director can try
to buy the 100 feet Of film that is to
be sold at the seth Regiment Bazaar
which begins at the armory on Satur-
day and lasts until November IL, then
choose MS subject and 90 ahead and
direct. The film is 70 be sold by shares
Many motion picture stars will be OF
hand 10 sell shares on their own por'
traits, life size, which have been glver
by photographers, and every evening
will be designated as devoted 70 one o.
the big companies. The theatrical and
motion picture features, which are only
e phase Of the bazaar, are IN charge OF
the Baroness DOROTHY van Raven.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-10-22

NURSE hospital trained. will caro- infant and
growing child. frst class references: $40. Miss
shea's Agency, so East 42d st. 677i Murray HILL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-10-22
BUSINESS CARDS
nIn GnIn AND SILXER.

-yoRHO1-T GOLD AID SILVER BOUGHT BIZ
r. LoNGMAN'S SONS. gold and ''ef renAe''
q John St
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-10-22
THE WEATHER REPORT
Official Records and Forecasts for Next
Twenty-four Hours.

Washington. OCT 2i.--1hc lAhs disturbance o'
Friday night has mcvei rapidly 20 tho ncStheaSt-
ward by way Of Ontario and ouescc- and there
Is no disturbance o; Consequence ON the weather
map tonight The falling ;ernpcraiuro has rcAehed
the Atlantic and tempedstIres tonight Az bclo"
the seasonal average from the MiSdss'pp NailJ
eastward. except along Tire New England coast
Tley arr relatively colder in The s0uth. and frost
occurred SATURDAY morning 10 tho middle Gun
coast In the West It Is warmer. and temperatures
arc sS.in sbove the seasnal average In the Plains
stairs the ROCKY Mountain and plateau regions
Thor, uerr SHOWS and rains IN the lake region
and rain. IN New England and the Middle Atlantic
STATES followed by clearing weather In the two
latter distric,A Over the remainder OF tho coun-
trv e1eep, IN Northern Montana fair weather pro
vailed.
With u. exception Of local SHOWS Sunday or
Sunday night in the north upper lake region. the
weathcr Will be fair Sunday and Monday cast o.
the Mississippi Valley. with continued cool Weatl-
rr SUNDAY IN the upper Ohio Valley. the lower axe
region ard the Atlantic States. followed BY rising
.efrnernttlrr~ Monday In the East CUR states,
Tenfcssee the lower Ohio Valley and the upper
iske resicn It viii be somewhat warmer SUNDAY and
TTosi warnings have been Issued quito generally
with fros, forecast sunday morning as Tar south as
Noylhcrn Florida
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-10-22
Shipping Information and
Marine NeWS OF the World

P~rrnuda Oct ao-Bcrnufisn (Br). New Yort.
Bcr,iesnI OF lt-Alhr " Solmer (Norl. Nc
Yort via Psuillsc. Bcnistone OBJ. New for
via 1,kuillac
Genoa OCT e-MbsOurisn. New York via AIroiA
H. Duca al Genor. (ItaN. Ncs York
Msrcillcs. oct l5-lhaikydon (Grskl. New fmf
st Nsssirr> Oct ls-Nlsrrhs Brl New York
ROTTERDAM. Oct lS-AsriA tBels). New ION
RornborT (Dsnl, New Yorh
Usvre OFT ls-Spithesd (Brl. Nc~ Y0h
Balboa oct 9i-tOkiwa MARI (JApl. shaghai c'
via San Francisco for Nov YOrk.
SAILED.
B.rvrlona oa iJ-AlicAnte tspan), New York
Huelvs oct i2-Adoi' Dcprc Beg. New 1ork.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-10-22
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED

COOK and ESS-CHAMBERMAlD. Two
neat young North OF Ireland girls. both thorough
ly experienced four years excellent references; To-
gether or separate; city. Miss shaushneSsy' 5
Agency. II West f2d SO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-10-22
FIRE RECORD

s.So-42-4s Lnsht st.: Adoph Goldrnus Sons
1000
Il,i5-In front q e37 6th 1v.: automobile. Mau-
ice T. Connolly: no damage
y NJ
u g5-is3 Vanck a. Henry Griren: slight.
l.10-3l av. between l56th and 1871 SIS arcade
- L" structure. no damage
2ef5-Cc'umbus GV and l04th S. Gossler Bros
tr!filg
ass Horsto q. Mary Olson: tafing
3.30-522 VEST S4th ST unknown. tr1fing.
S.30-Xb Thompson e. unknown trififg.
ttt0--5s Last BID e. unknown. trihiug
6t5-lE Prince ~ Dometico Andress; s. 900.
6.35-2S Aunroc e.. A Ben0Witz. t1hins
fi0-SIi Norris Para GV.: William Adhere: SIS.
io-:Ss william ~: Mcconnell Printing Co.
tdcins.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-10-22

COOKS. buffers. second men. mattresses lsundreises
chamb.rmaics. kitchen maids. lad e. mgids. gen
eral houseW1ilan. lussna Emp oi melI Agency
rs East Ssh -. Phone Plaza 1888.
MISS SHAUCuNESSY'S Emqloymcn; Agency. Il
West "a o. Hcig. all uar0ualiiies. FOR city
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-10-22

BORG BUYS Diamonds. Old Gold. Silver Plsunu
Antiques and Pawn Tickets l62 West sd 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-10-22
S75O,000 SAVED
ON CITY BRIDGES
Expenses Cut and Income
Raised, Commissioner
Kracke Reports

A saving Of s490,se4 in the expense
Of maintaining the eity's bridges from
1914 and 1916 and the addition Of be-
tween s25O,OOO and 100000 a year in
rent 70 the city's income are two OF
the items contained in Bridge Com
missioner Kraeke's report just pre-
scented 20 the Mayor. covering the first
two years Of the Mitchell sdministra-
tion.
On May u, 1915. the Bridge De
partment went out Of existence
through legislative action and was
superseded by the new department OF
Plants and Structures. No reference
10 this, however, is contained in the
report, which covers 8 period preeed-
ing the creation Of the new depart
ment
Save by Reducing Force
The savings in maintenance have
come through reductions in the force
Of employees and economies in the use
and purchase Of materials. In the two
years the departmental force has been
reduced from 1852 employees 10 ESQ.
But the commissioner takes pains 70
explain that this reduction has come
mainly by leaving untitled those posi-
tons made vacant by dismissal under
charges. by death and retirement
rather than from direct dismissal.
The increased income from rentals
IS in part due 70 the successful eff
fort made 20 compel the railroads to
pay bridge tolls instead Of deducting
them from their annual franchise taxes
and in part 70 the rental Of conces-
sions on hitherto unused property at
the Manhattan end Of the Manhattan
and Brooklyn bridges
As for bridge traffic, the commits
sioner finds that in the two years the
traffic on the Brooklyn Bridge has
been reduced by III per cent. Whine
that on the Manhattan Bridge has in
creased 1925 per cent. on the Will
ismsburg Bridge 81 per cent and on
the Greensboro Bridge GO per cent.
Congestion at Chambers Street
Elevated service to Manhattan on
the Brooklyn Bridge shows Substan-
fial decrease and on the Williams
burg Bridge a decided increase. due
10 the operation Of the Centre Street
loop. which has also moved the centre
OF congestion from the Manhattan
terminal { the Brooklyn Bridge 10 the
loops Chambers Street station
This congestion can be remedied, the
commissioner thinks, by the operation
OF the rail connection between the
loon and the Brooklyn Bridge, which
is now lying idle owing to the q. Il.
rs refusal TO meet the mandatory
.errs for rental imposed on the Com
missioner Of Bridges by statute.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-10-22
LOST. FOUND AND REWARDS.

A TIFFANY BAR PLATINUM PIN. two pear SHAPED
AID oue round diAmDnd. Loot Tuesday. $500 re-
ward at ISL West I'D A.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-10-22
EGGS FOR SALE

EGGs.-Fancy whites. guaranteed four-dsy
eggA Write for particulars TO Cherry
Grove Farm. Upper bsndusky. Ohio
STEEL enuanngs 90 from the old Maxwell col
lection for sale BY student who needs money
rnbh college Y y, Bon 2O5. Tribune ONCE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-10-22
APARTMENT WANTED.

SIX ROOMS AND BATH; THREE ADULTS. SIX
months; kbo~s tiethi pssesxton NOT !: state
sAraA T. AA,erna. LsQspa.-N Il
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-10-22
SPECIALITY ,r.sraen. .t,.ntoul We h.r, /. splsr

SPECIALITY sLesnen. aii-nroul We han Q splen-
I'D tnrritory In Nov YORK city for the rsht man
% sell our advertising speciAltes. consisting u cal
cndsrS cloth. leather and metal goods. ours Is
known a. sure ~ greSiest possibilities and orcr
unusual chAnccs Apply J. VI saunders. sAes
Mgr. kcmpcr-Thouas Co. Cincianau
;50-S55 WEEKLY IS being made D. travelling
mon selling our side lie d advertising fans. seV-
eral hundred designs covering ever line O, bust
ness samples EhI eAsJ 70 oArry. don't walt. Apply
nov. Fan Dept. Kemper Thonss Co. Cincinnati
bol e. - ln - sor,..r1.., 49,. a.. ~
xxper1eaoo II any, L. Il. Boz Ia. 1iibans OAco.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-10-22
Female.

COMPANION CRETARY-Engascinent sought oy
Canadian gcntl ewOrAn Of culture ard experience
highest credentials furnished &. s.. lO2 Tribune.
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PRIVATE sECRETARY.- Young woman. thoroughly
eIp.rtsnced as stsaoGApher, bookkeecer and sec
rstary desires positioo Addruss p. g.. Trinuns Up
town Of1cA isA Broadway
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PRINTER -Fac,ory or prv.ts plant: active fore
man. ioo composition. prsssman. stationery, fold
ing boxes register heavy color long experience. e1
ccllcIt reference Morsc. Bergen 5Oi3
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MINIATURE ALMANAC
HIGH WATER

UNITED States Coast and G~cieuo sur'e'''
s,,r 49,. sls Moon ri,os tp m lS
eun -, nos Moon ,eu a m ,. .' <+N
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SITUATIONS WANTED.
Male.

AM CONSIDERING MAKING 4 CHANGE,
WOULD ENTERTAIN : PROPOSITION
FROM A SOLID SUBSTANTIAL BUS
MESS HOUSE WHO MIGHT REQUIRE
THE SERVICES OF 4 MAN SUCH AS
/ MIGHT QUALIFY FOR AN AN AMER
ICAN. MARRIED 80 YEARS OF AGE.
THOROUGHLY EFFICIENT AND En-
RECTING HIGH CLASS SALESMAN
SHIP WORK. HAVE INITIATIVE, LIVE
IDEAS AND HIGH IDEALS AN AT
PRESENT CONNECTED WITH THE
LARGEsT FIRM OF IT'S KIND IN THE
WORLD AND UNLESS CAN SEE
WHERE ANOTHER &c CoNnN ltXFI 90
BIGGER AND BROADER WOULD NOT
ENTERTAIN ANOTHER Proposition;
! DO NOT PLATTER MYSELF WHEN l
GOOD. MAY WE TALK 1T OVERT
BUSINESS. BOX l27. TRIBUNE OFFICE
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Highest temperature yesterday. 81 deuees at
12I5a M: lowest. ~ cat 10 ?. M: average. 81
average for corresponding date last year 50 Aver
age for corresponding date last hirty-thres
years. "A.
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Winds for Sunday and MondS.-North Atsnti

Winds for Sunday and MondS.--North Ausntie
and middle Atlantic. moderate vest and northwest
fair and cool weather. south Atlantic. moderate
northwest and north and fair weather: east Gun
moderate north and northeast, fair weather; west
Gull variable becoming southeast and south and
1oode-a,e and fair weather: upper Lake.. mcderats
vsrfshie ,siudS sunday. with partly cloudy weather
crcept unsettled on Superior. probably snow; WINDS
,,ln shlft 10 northwest Sunday night on superior
and Mich Sen: lower lakes. moderate southwest ana
south Winds Sunday with partly cloudy weather
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STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS
ARRIVED.
c,lr.. BurnA oct l9-VA der DUN Dutch).
81 TrcmGs' oct l9-GuiAns OBJ. Nov York for
DemerHL