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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-21
HELD IN SHOOTING
ADMITTED BY ANOTHER
Neiphbor of Police Lieutenant
Charged with Wounding Intruder

The police OF Corona, Long Island
are confronted to-day with the un'
usual opportunity OF charging two diff
ferent men with the shooting of james
f. Sullivan, found MORALLY wounded
early yesterday on the front porch OF
Police Lieutenant Edward Hayes
home, % Park Avenue, Corona.
Hayes declares he fired tho shot
which entered Suilivan's groin. The
police, on the other hand, have re-
fused 10 arrest him. but have taken
into custody Charles By, one of the
lieutenant's neighbors.
The story OF an unrequited love fig
urcs in Sullivan's shooting. He
forced his way through the screen
door OF the Hayes home. mumbling
he was after "Grace. Hayes's Oldest
daughter" The screams of the lieu
tenants wife and daughters were
heard by By. who rushed to protect
them. The police allege that, IA By
approached. he saw Hayes and SulG-
van struggling. and accidentally dis
charged a revolver which he carried.
Sullivan has been in a private sana-
forum up 10 short time ago. He
belongs to a we'll known Long Island
family. and lives just around the cor
ner from Lieutenant Hayes. Both the
lieutenant and Miss Hayes assert that
he has never called at the Hayes home.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-21

Local omclsI Record follosins o1csl record
from the westher Bureau shows ne changes IN tbs
iempcra,u-s FOR The last twenty four hours in com
rarIson NTH he corr.sponting dat. o, last yea
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-21
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS.
ARRIVED

Monaco. June li-L'Erts (Fr). Se- YORK
bordesu1 June lj-Ha"son (Agl. New York ",
faulllar.
Archanssl. June ls-stan,on CNorl. New York: L.-
fNorl New York
london. June ls-Foye fBr) New York
MaSeies. June lt-Riisbergen Dutch Ne0 YORK
FtyAl. June ls-Sickerie (Dutrhl Ne. Yor. vi,
Gibraltar. June l2-Eskbrdse (Brl. Sc- York
Crlsiobsl June le-Forence Lucksnbach. New Tors
FOR ADELAIDE
SssasLd. June lI-wikns Ms7u Gsp). New York
VA Colon and Honolulu
Liverpool. Juns I9-Cune CBf. New York New
York. New York
Tscahusno JuEs is--CopenhAg-n tBrl. Nv- Yors
via Balh0a. Area. etc
AlsIsndris June le-Ga-voyls. N-s YORK
Glasgow June i9-Tuscsn'a By. New fors rect
SAILED
Crsto5ai. June 2o-Msispin from Nsv York;. Port
I.mnn
Balboa. June 20 Tuscan Prince tBrl from New
ior. NadiVosiok
Demefsra Juns l,-Csnsisn tprl, New YORK
Bermuda June -Bemudlsn Bri New York
Rotterdam. June l6-OoarnArsum Dutch NeV York
TOO and Se< Tork
RIO ia Jsnsiro Juns le-Pennsylr,nia from
SAntcsi NeK York
Barceon. June ls-veasna tFrl. Sev York
Bordeaux. June ie-Chcaso fFrl. New YORK %
Corona NOR. NeH York
Geuos. June 20-Csssra RAD. Nv York
PASSED
E,trd. Jun. .o-Iroquois tB'l. Nov York ,or
London.
Gssrarsr Jun. 2O-H,rle.d.n tRrl S.s Ycrs 20
Maseins- San Giorro ntan. N-~ Iors for
Is, q wight Jun. :o-Ko-A Ns- ro. ,or
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-21
lYrcm The Tribune Bureau
washington. June 70.


ARMY
Col. MASON " PATRICK. C. Y. to n. sam
Houston.
Col. GEORGE A. SIM. C F.. tn Columbus. Y. NJ.
Following officers c. A. 70 stations indicated iot
duty With G A. troop ststionci on Mexican Dor
dor Lieut.. Col. FRANK ". COZ, TO Del Rio.
Tex. Mai ARTHUR s. CONKLIN. 20 r.. sam
houston. Maj. LAWRENCE s. MILLER. % Co
lumbus. y. ". Ma. PERCY NJ kEssLER IN
CAPT GEORGE A TAYLOR, C A. from 18th to
Ctp,. Earl H. BRUINS. VI. C.. % Amy General
Hospital. Fl. BSJsrd. for examination Tor pro
Names Q, MAJ. nERMAX HAIL, MARCUS D.
Inf. and FiDi Ilelts JOHN A. BRoc1lMAN.
and OTIS X COLE. Inf. removed from list Of
Names Q, Mar. GEoRGE T. HouIE' -22d Inf /;
LINCOLN F. KILBorRyE. 26th Inf: WILLIAM
Jr. I'm Inf. and First Lieuts. I4AURANCE o.
MATHEWS. 9Th Inf, snd ALFRED A HlCKoX.
sii nj. placed on lis, OF officers detached from
Capt SiLfoS A ELLIOTT T.. ,th Inf. detailed
as major. Phi. Scouts; effective July Is
msjor, PHI. Scouts Elective Aug ls vic. C,pt
FRED VAN s. CHAMBERLAIN. Inf. assigned
2iit Inf, effective AVE. is,
Phil: secuts: ercsiVo July /. hco Cap. THOMAS
Name D Of csps HbouGLAs POTTS. 18th Inf. PLACID
commands effective Aug IS. and name OF Cap.
FRED yAN s. chAMBERIA IT, Inf -@%os
Name me Of Capt WILLIAM W. McAMMoN. Jr.. aad
Inf. placed on list Of officers detached from
their proper commands effective July l., and mans
az Capt THOMAS ". DARTlAH Inf. MA.
Phil. seoutsl. removed therefrom. effective
CAPT. HmDEN oLrN. O N G.. assigned ssth
Inf. effective Iuns "a. On relief from duty at
Columbus Barracks Capt oLIN will Join that
regiment
Second Il, WILLIAM r. WHITE Inf. un.-
signed assigned tn Inf
CsH FRANKLIN p. JACKSON, eth Inf. detailed
IN O NJ C.. effective June 26; report n com
handing general. Southern D~pt. for temporary
duty IN charge Of motor truck. relieving Capt
CHARLES b. DRAKE. O. 81 G. who on being
thus relieved will stand relieved A. assistant 10
depot O. NJ. Philadelphia and will repair 70
office O NJ General. Washington.
First L. GEORGE A. MATILE. from 9sth 10
Goth Inf
Csp LEVI n HATHAWAY. Med CoTs. from
F. Baker assigned station at ~. Benjamin
Harrison and relief from temporary duty IN
Southern DEPT will Join that station.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-21
S733,7oo,ooo PAID
ON LIFE POLICIES
Distributions by Insurance
Companies in 1915 Show
$47,O00,000 Increase.

Distributions last year by the life
insurance organizations OF the United
States and Canada amounted to $733,
1000, according TO statistics com
piled by "The Insurance Press this
amount exceeding the distributions OF
1914 by s47,000,O00. This surpasses all
previous records, exceeding by more
than sO,O0O,OOO the insurance policies
paid in 1918.
Claims paid for deaths in this coun-
try and Canada were S45l 300 900, and
payments for premium savings and
surrender values and to annultants and
in foreign countries we're 1882, 100000.
Financial operations of the life in
surance companies amounted TO lO6
per cent of the American loans and
credits that have been granted to Great
Britain and France since the begin
ming of the European war and 40 per
cent Of American loans and credits to
Great Britain. France, Germany, Rus
STA, three South American countries,
Italy, Switzerland, Greece, Sweden, Nor
wav and Canada since the outbreak OF
hostiities.
Distributions for the year surpassed
by nearly $100,000.000 the excess OF
exports over imports Of the United
States for the first four months OF
this year, amounting to s636,OoO, 900.
As life insurance is subject to various
business conditions, the increased vol
ume of business for last year indicates
a high rise Of prosperity.
A large increase of insurance writ
ten and revived is shown in the figures
tabulated for the year, also an increase
in the insurance in force at the close
OF the year. Prosperity in the home
of the workingman is shown in the de-
crease of 20 per cent Of increase Of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-21
June 70

Juns 50
June 80
July IL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-21
HARMONY IS AIM
OF THE TEACHERS
Feuds Forgotten in Work
for National Educational
Association.

Which has the greater influence on
the woman's club?
The school teachers say they have.
They say that, by giving the teachers
from all parts Of the country the time
Of their lives in New York City, and
by conducting a convention without a
flaw, they can wipe away from the fair
name of New York the blot caused by
occurrences at the recent convention of
the Federation of Women's Clubs. The
National Education Association will
convene the first week Of July. Teach
ers-not Of mathematics-dec declared yes
terday that there would be seventy-five
thousand school teachers in town that
week.
The general assemblies will be held
in Madison Square Garden. Durand
W. Springer. Of Ann Arbor, secretary
Of the national association, spends most
of his days experimenting with a
sounding board in Madison Square Gar
den. He said yesterday that he was
satisfied that the acoustics were all
right.
Local pride is so aroused, the com
mite says, that every teacher in New
York has forgotten all those little
things that have kept the teaching force
stirred up of late years. Even Miss
Grace Strachan, that leader Of bellig-
erents, has furled her banners and is
working hard as chairman of the hos
pitality committee. Last year Miss
Strachan was defeated for the presi-
dency of the National Educational AS
ISOLATION.
Following an illustrious contem-
porary, she said last night that she was
out of politics.
81 am working to see that they
all enjoy themselves" she said. "They
can elect any one they please"
Mrs. Ella Flagg Young, former Su-
perntendent of Schools Of Chicago, is
now in the city, but since Miss Strachan
refuses TO lock horns with her, il is
unlikely that the coming election will
be attended by much excitement.
An imposing programme has been ar
ranged, with a long series Of enter
tainments and excursions. The recep-
tion 10 be given by the teachers Of the
city at the Biltmore on July probably
viii be the largest function ever seen
al a New York hotel Mayor Mitchell
and many prominent New Workers will
be on the reception committee. The
entire first floor Of the hotel will be-
used by the teachers for the reception
and dancing. Seven thousand guests
are being provided for by the Joint
committee of all the teachers organiza-
fiOnc Of tho citv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-21
THE WEATHER REPORT
Record of Last Twenty-four Hours and
Official Forecasts

Washington June 2o.-Disturbei weather condi-
tons prevail generally throughout the country with
marked pressure over the Southwest and eItrems
central West and quite well defined centre OF de-
preston over tho middle Mississippi valley This
hAA resulted in general showers and numerous
thunderstorms throughout the central valleys AMI
the Northwest and In m. Atlantic and cas-, Gui;
Gulf states and tho extreme Southwest the weather
Temperatures well below the seasonal average
prevail over interior northern districts Vith a de-
cided fan since Monday night IN the plateau region.
IN me soutn ana southwest there was not much
The indications arc thA, unsettled. sho~.y
weather With frequent thunders,oms. Will prevail
"Wednesday and Thursday over the districis cas-, y
the Mississippi River. but not reaching New Eng
land before Thursday. There viii 10 no decided
temperature changes
Winds for Wednesday and Thursdsy.-North A.
snuc moderate west and northwest becoming van
able THURSDAY. Middle Atlantic. moderate north
becoming variable. south Atlantic, moderate. most y
Gulf. moderate 10 fresh south upper lakes mostly
northeast and moderate lower lake.. moderate winds
Wednesday. mostly northeast
Forecasts for Special locslltIs.-Emte-n New
York and Southern Nov EnslAnd-FMr tody
THURSDAY, showers: warmer n interior
The District Of Columbia Maryland and Virgins
Parity cloudy to-day. thunder showers tor night OF
Deaw.re-P.rtly cloudy to-day: Thursday. thun-
NeF Jersey ard Eastern Pennsylvauia-Fair to-
DAY. THURSDAY. probably thunder showers.
Northern NeW England-fsir to-day Thundy.
Increasing cloudines. PROBABLY shog.p uest
North and South Carolina. Georgia and Florida
Lcrai thunder showers to-day and Thursday
Alabama and MiSsissipp-GenerAly fair todiy
and Thursday.
Western New Y0-k-Local showers today or to-
night. ThundGy partly cloudy.
Louisiana ard Eastern ToIsS-Gcner orally fair to
day and THURSDAY
Oklahoma today: thunder ,hcT.7 and
cooler 20 night THURSDAY
Western TeIn-Far today and Tnurily e1-
oeTt probably showers and cooler Thursday IN the
Panhandle
nMeI.I l.encn f.L-.u-L.. - 1919
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-21
AVID BENNETT king.
.fforrsy sor Executors

Executors
.ss Broadway. New York CITY
CHARLES o. MAS. Attorney kr -
r~~n..'or. AZ Nassau St. New foif GU
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-21

YOU CAN own THIS DUTCH COLONIAL
HOUSE. built on large shaded plot I'm at
tracti,e Northern New Jersey Club Colony
- miles out. large rooms. tiled bath
wide porchcs. big open fireplace IN living
room: model gas kitchen; steam heat. 3
minutes walk from Club House and Golf
Course. For particulars write TREAS
URER. I. O. Box 4l6. y. 7.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-21
Walter Cook Left S176,070

Riverhead. Long Island, June 2o.-on
a gross estate appraised at sl76,O7O.24,
executors of Walter Cook, formerly a
Manhattan resident, with summer
home in Bellport, will have 10 pay a
transfer tax Of s1,621.55. This was the
amount levied yesterday by the assess
ors. The net estate is appraised at
sl67 ,25O21. The principal benehciariees
arc the widow. Louise Sprague Cook,
of 1876 East Thirty-seventh Street, Man
haitian. and two sons, Edward and Wal
ter Cook. il.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-21
INCOMING STEAMERS.
OUTGOING STEAMERS.

TO DAY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-21

tendency Of poicyholders TO provide q
nest egg through insurance for old age.
The number of policies in. force IN
creased to more than 42,42b,OOO.
Death claims and matured endo~-
ments paid for the year showed an m
crease Of sl7,180,000, Of which sl4,-
100000 was for increase or death
claims and s2,690.000 for increase IN
matured endowments. Payments Tor
surrendered and purchased pc(cies
amounted 10 si13.36G, 900, an increase
Of sIO,s54, 900 over the previous year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-21

the payments for surrender values.
decrease Of 30 per cent Of the increase
Of the policy loan account and large
increase of the amount OF premium
savings apportioned for payment this
year.
Amounts Of ordinary and industrial
policies written and revived aggre-
gated more than 100000. an in
crease of more than s245,000,00O. The
year closed with nearly S22,726. 100000
Of insurance in force, m increase OF
more than Sl,269, 100000, showing a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-21
FRIDAY. JUNE
TRANSPACIFIC MAILS.

Japan Corea ard China Especially addressed
only) via ssAttsl loloss a. 90 ? nj
K.mskura Marl Observation-Disclosures. run
Hawaii via San Frtnciseol leloss a. II 80
ml-Wilheimir. ...................... Jun
Japan. Corea China ard Philipplas Islsnts
VIA Vancouver ard Nict0ra . g fcloss
a. 50 2 ml-Emprcss o. Japan ......... Jun
HAEIi Samoan bl,nds. Australia lercep,
Nest1 ard specially addressed mail for
New Zealand Isl. san Fraaciscol lciose a.
II 50 = nl-Neufura Observation-Disclosures. Jun
Hagai' fLi Islands Ne< Zealand ard Aus
ITALIA leIocpt Wntl Via vancouver and
Nictons. G lcloss a. $50 p nj
Nix.ra observation-disclosures. Jun
Guam ma san FrGnciscol lcioss a. ilse
p NIT s Transport ................... Jun
Tshiu MArQuesAs Coos Islands New Z.s
lard Al Australia lerrspr N@t va San
Francisco lclosc a. 10 Sd . mi-MoAni JuJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-21
ARMY AND NAVY ORDERS;
MOVEMENTS OF WARSHIPS

Capt. JOSEPH =. CUSACK. lin Cav. FIR, ~
EDGAR u. WHITING. hh Cav; second Il
IL SHEPHERD 9th Field AT Fra; It. JoHN
u ROSE. e. A. cap, Ord. Dept. and Firs,
u NORMAN =. RAMSAY, Inf Capt. ord
Dept. to Washington for examination for pro-
Fist IL TAYLOR ". REAGAN Cav. examined
ior promotion and found physically disaualined
disability incident 20 service his retirement as
captain announced
JAMES II. ALEsHIRE. q. 81. Gen.
Leave Of absence for one month and twenty days.
with permission 70 ira'sl n ., China and Japan
effective on relief from duty IN PHILIPPINES.
NAVY
It. Com. J. q CHURCH. detached command
1t. HIGH BROWN. detached Maryland; to Siv,l
1t ~ q r 4. THOMPSON. detached navy yard
Washington; 10 Asistic station via July trans
It. d. OIL NAM. 10 Fulton.
II ~. g. c. +. MASON. detached North Caro-
Ems l. II. THEBAUD. detached Montana: to
Ems 3. L. wooDsDE. detached reru; to r.nk
Asst Pay F. c EDWARDS. to naval training sta
Asst c. Eng r. I. MARTIN. detached Rensselaer,
B'is'n JOHN sHorRoFF. detached Unca,: to tenn
On Carp +. Y. SCHILLlNG. detached Wyoming
70 nav yard New York
Oh Carp. P. sARsFfELD. detached navy yard.
New York 70 Wyoming
MOVEMENTS
ARRIVED
June ie-Benhsm. az Bangor, Birmingham AZ Bel
fast. Cassin. DeagMe McDousal and Porter. a,
Newport Celtic al Cape Henry. Cumming. al
Nev Haven. BRIDGEPORT and NewDort. Cyclops. az
Passport Duncan, az Bath. Flusser Sterett and
Wake, AZ Key West: Hawk. az Buffalo. Hopkins.
Hull San Diego and TuItun. at san Diego
Melville. AT MachiAs Port orion. a. Lambert >
Point; Salem at Guantanamo: Wads1O1h. a.
New York Wlnslos. az Bridgeport.
SAILED.
Juns la-Benham Portland Tor Bangor: Birming-
ham Bath FOR Belfast Cassin. Newport for Fall
River. Celtic Cape Henry FOR Guantanamo. Chat
fanooga. san Diego for Sslina Cruz. Cummings.
Newport Tor New Haven and Bridgeport. thence
10 Newport: Duncan Rockland Tor Bath: Hop
kns Hull San Diego and TruItun. san Pedro
FOR San Diego: MscDonOugh. Newport 20 sea
McDougal. Newport FOR speed runs: Melville.
Rockland .or Machias Port Nevada. Newport for
Hampton Roads. Orion. Norfolk ioy Lambert :
Point. Sterett. Guantanamo for Key West. Wads
worth. NeVpor, FOR New York; Winslo9 New
port FOR bridgeport
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-21

FOR Rear Mountain. West Point. Nevburgh,
Poughkeepsie. K.ngston and way landings.
leaves Desbrosses St. 1:f5 7. NJ West tZd
St, T. NJ: West 10Th St. 2.20 p NJ ;
N..L..ra !. 4. y ~ LaL-. nL.an "a. s.Iraa.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-21

Iune y
Junst3
Iuns -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-21
FIRE RECORD

] 40 and "a East 18TH ST. Levinson. Han A
Gcodmsnn. unknown.
1870 East ed a. Elton Realty Co trthing
{ 5o-201 Broadway. Benedict Building tdning
10 0o-4s2 East 1881 s. Joseph Hore1nan trifing
+ NJ
50-Daly Az. ard ll7th A. n. BrcuI. Dept
St1ect Cleaning. trfinE
SoJ-lls Wooster a. Samuel Solomon. s. mo.
20-S4i Amsterdam Av: Ms. John s Evin
trthing
5o-26S Wes; li2,h a. Sophie Brys: trihlng
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-21
SUMMONS

SUPREME COURT, NEW YORK COUNTY
Harry De Wit Wide. Trustee % tho
Estate OF Francis Titus Luqueer. Deceased.
Plaintiff. against Wallace '. Adams. Alice Fl.
Adams and X. s. Luqgeer & Co. Defendants.
TO the above named Defendants
You are hereby summoned 20 answer the
complaint IN this action and 20 serve a copy
u your answer on the plaintiffs attorney
within twenty days after this service Of the
summons exclusive Of the day o. service. and
in case Of your failure 10 appear. or answer.
judgment will be taken against sou b. de-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-21
Shipping Information and
Marine NeWS of the World

va Delaware Breakwaier June 70. 70 Norton. LII,
60. Bar az is
storfond Nor. shields June ; ard Delarsr-
Brcakwater 10. TO the Kerr IS Line. Bar al 4 80
Maysro fBrl. Phllsdephls June H. 70 N. Tint.
dad shipping and Trading Co LEFT quar- al 7 m
W 4 Haper. Natanzas June IS. 10 the MuneOn :.
Line. With sugar Bar Al 6ij m.
Jefferson. Newport News and Norfolk ~ the Oh
City of Manila tBr. ners 4 $50 tonsl. West Haule
POOL June !. 10 Norton. Lilly a Co Bar a. m.
lenspe. Jacksonville. June Il and Charleston IS
70 tho Clyde - Co. with mdse. quar- al 80 m.
Nueces. Galveston June 49, 20 the Mallory IS Co
With mdse quar- az 80
Dante Aeghier utaD, Genoa June 3. Naples 4
Palermo and 81 Niichaes r. 10 Mcdonnell 4
Trida. With mails and ndse. Bar a. 10.
Baco Baltimore. Quar- az S02
RIO Grande. brunswick June II. 20 the MalloD
IS Co. with mdse. Quar- a. l0.5S m
\ A Raven. Santos May q. Rio de Jsneiro %
Victoria % and Barbados June II. 10 W Elwel &
co. with coffee BAR at 1915 An.
inca San Domingo city June 10 and Macors -
20 tho Clyde 5 Co. with sugar. Bar at m
finem0re BIZ. Philadelphia June 10, TO Furness
Witty Co with mdse. Quar- at 2:l5 m
Main tNorl. MacoHs June and Aqua H. 20 IN,
clyde IS Co with sugar. Bar AZ 80 D m.
Mexico. Havana June l.. 20 the New York 4
cuba Mall 5 co. with malls and mdse. Bar a
LA .
Alber " s.mer rNorl sydney. Y s. Jun. is
To Punch. Edys Co Bar al 40 m.
Bland Hall (Brl. Msrseiles MAY - and Orar
June B. 70 Fumes Witty x Co Bar at : 80 m
Lampasas. Mobile June 49, Tampa IS and Key
Vest II, 10 the Mallory S Co. with mdse QUA
al l2tO p N.
Hugo IDanl. Msrsl for Perth Amboy SANDY
Hook al Il 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-21
SUMNER COTTAGES TO RENT.
NEW YORK STATE

SULLIVAN COUNTY. NEW YORK Frr.
walton 1850 feet. on tho shore Of heauti.
full TennAnah Lake. which Is two miles
long ana three-Quarters Of a mile Wide
colony OF ak new bungalows connected by
boardwalk Each bungalow completely fur
nished ready for housekeeping; everything
brand new. SIX rooms. lavatory. running
water. electric lghta Boating. bathing
fishing. MosQuitocs unknown season
s25e.o0. Crowley Farms. Tennsnah Lake.
New York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-21
Barometer Reaolng,.

Highest Temperature yesterday IS fer-es IA 20
p M lowest 81 at s . m. average. 81 average
fo' correspcndins DAT. last year. 20. srerlx- for
corresponding date as. thirty three year. 70.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-21
RusINESS CHANCES.

PROSPEROUS MANUFACTURING ESTABLISH
meat IN nearby city owning "a own real estate
With one f0of rented carving property. VII eel
outright or controlling Interest sut substau-
fial business $4,000 required THOMAS PEN
DELI. Room 400. l15O Broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-21

Attorney for Plaintiff ONCE and P O.
address. 1875 Broadway. Borough OF
Manhattan. City OF New York.
To the defendants, Wallace V Adams and
Alice II. Adams. The foregoing summons IL
served upon sou BY publication. pursuant TO
state % New York dated the eJth day %
May. 1915 and Med With the complaint IN
the once o, the Clerk Of he County OF New
YORK a, his ONCE IN tho County Court House
in the city. County and State OF New York.
Dated May a6th 1915
SOLOMON GOODMAN.
Attorney for Plaintiff, ONCE and p. q
address. 1875 Broadway. Borough OF
Mannheim Fifv ~ N@w YORK