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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-01-25
HE CASE FAR
| FROM CLOSED
bICATED THAT GERMANY'S
REPLY NOT SATISFACTORY
TO STATE DEPARTMENT.
DRECASTS WRONG
he'd That Recent Printed Fore
lasts Of the Note Not Justified
by the f.acts.--Wilson De-
lays Trip To- New York.

WASHINGTON. Jan. 25.-That
unsatisfactory rather than sat
kctory turn will be given the Lus-
hia negotiations by Germany's
b.; note was indicated at the
bite House today, where il was
Ii the printed forecasts showing
Aplete concessions to the United
hes demands were ''unjustiiied
,he facts"
il was revealed today that the
(e was delivered to Secretary
hsing by Ambassador Won Bern
hf Saturday, and to President
lson by Lansing today. Tie lat
placed ii before his cabinet to-
10 the end that he psay clcaT up
situation as far as possible be-
+ leaving on his western trip the
(sident will confer at length with
Eretary Lansing tomorrow after
bn. He has changed the time of
hing for New York from tomor-
y at noon to tomorrow night in
ler chat he may have time for this
ference, Though no official an
bncemcnt has been made of ar
Igements for such conference.
The most important features of
note, according to stories, to
E"h the state department is said
|object are those dealing with
lmany's claims to sending warn
(s TO United States citizens to
y off the Lusitania and her modi-
hti0n Of refusal to concede wrong
[ng on the part of submarine COM
|nders.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-01-25
[NcH SUBMARINE SINKS .s''', q /,
TURKISH IMPERIAL YACHT.

ATHENS, January ga French
Pmarine attacked and, sank the
fksh imperial ;yacht Erthegroal
Fhe Bosphorus -four weeks ago, it
+ learned from travellers arriving
r today from Constan1inople
r. the passengers, including Field
Esha ven Goltz. were rescued.
R Goltz was said TO have been on
way to take command of the
Ash forces in the Bagdad region.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-01-25
NOR PLATE MAKERS REFUSE
| TO TELL COST OF PRODUCT

WASHINGTON, January 25.-Ar-
plate manufacturers today flat
|refused to tell the senate naval
Eirs committee the actual cost CT
i product As a result the fight
b have been making to secure a
of a favorable report
|the governments armor plate bill
practically at an end. The bill
be fayorably rerorted- fs .
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-01-25
REPORTED Mo>TIsvEsgl<
ARMY HAS ~uuRl.NnTRf'D

BERLIN. January 25 Dispatches
received here today stated that the
main Montenegrin army had aurreu
iercd To the Auatriana aud that the
whole Of Montenegro Is now held by
the invaders
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-01-25
CUT OFF RETREAT or
M0NTENEGRINs TO ADRIATIC

ROME. January 25.-Their i'm.
mediate escape to the Adriatic cut
eff by the capture of Scutari, the
Montenegrins and Serbians are at
tempting to retreat southwark on
Dusazzo, according to adviees receiv-
ed here today.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-01-25
WOMAN Found DEAD IN
GREEN NEaH MEMPHIS

MEMPHIS. Tenn. January 26
Efforts are being made today TO ldca-
tlfy the body Of a woman found in a
creek twelve miles from the city to-
day She wore fashionable hunt
ing costume and heavy boots.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-01-25
PLANNING FOR STATE
SUFFRAGE CAMPAIGN

SAN ANTONIO, Texas, Jan. 25.--
Plans for a statewide suffrage cam
paign will be made at the Meeting
of the executive committee of the
Texas Woman silffrage association
here today8 Mrs. b, J Cunning
ham of Galveston. president, called
the meeting, seotn aaH
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-01-25
80 >~~~~~e~<~~~~>~.
FREIGHT TRAIN CRASHES
INTO REAR or EXPRESS

MIDDLETON. Conn. Jan. 25.-
\ freight train ran into the rear OF
westbound Erie express at Fort
II. Jarvis early today. Sixteen per-
sons are reported to have been in
iured.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-01-25
TOWN ~
SHIILIp BN THE FRENCH

sAtsONfI<t. .Jan. 2s<rs sixteen
Frouoh aeroplanes again boInbarlied
Bevgels yessraay, killias and
wounding more than one hundred
persons and causing heavy damage
10 the Bulgarian camps.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-01-25
FRENCH LINE PENETRATED
BY THE GERMAN FORCES

PARIS, January % - German
troops penetrated the advanced
French trenches in their new often
sive movement near the mouth of the
User, the French war office admitted
this afternoon. The statement said
the enemy was later driven out.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-01-25
TAKING TESTIMONY IN
SUIT AGIhST bREWERItS

SULPHUR SPRINGS. Texas. Jan.
q The district court. upon re-
couyening today. devoted attemfioa
10 various tases on the appearance
docket befofe resutning the akiass
os testimony 10 tile anti trusi suits
brought BY the state against aleui-
Der Of brewing companies.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-01-25
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PECULIAR FACTS ABOUT
WE'LL KNOWN PEOPLE

. SANTA ROSA. Cal. Jan. 25 4
: -Iuther burbank. the wizard
. 81 thlnge that grow. realizes
> he is e. casy for anyone =
. who wants money for this. Z
. that and the other. taud plenty Z
. OF persons do. that ne en-
r-oycd pretty Miss Waters to Z
. scrutlnize every proposition =
= offered him. To decide whether
= u was legitimate Miss Wa Z
= ters attends all Burhapk's In
= terviews and ie asked to give =
= her advice quito frequently Z
= a - a !.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-01-25
|GHT PULLED OFF
| OVER PREPARE EnnESS
r. l.. Won MEYER AND TRGX-
|ioN BEAi.E FIGHT On CAP
iTAb STREET.
"uhter Il Said to Have Followed
m Argument at Metropolitan
'lnh Over the Question of
Preparedness.

\ ASHiNGToN. Jan. 25.-The
iieip2ls and spectators today re-
E 10 discuss a street fight be-
q Geo. L. Won Meyer. former
etary Of the navy. and Truxton
wealthy clubman. but il
understood that the question of
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-01-25
, ,>e~~~es~~~~~~~>,
CHARLIE STAMPS IN
Tor on THE TRENCH
LET'S EN- FIRE AWAY

NORTHERN FRANCE.--A =
wooden efEigy of Charlie Chap =
lin looted from the front OF a =
picture show in York shire and =
brought to France 70 daily .
hoisted up over one OF The .
trenches TO the fury of the Ger =
mans. who subject Charlie TO .
severe bombardmeut. one bonn .
bardment lasted two hours and =
resulted in little material dam .
age. .
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-01-25

Observation-Disclosures Ger
eral Lewis II. Carp 1tcr, " > A.
retired. died here. sged ~ lie
entered the ermy as q private n
1851. was promoted FOR bravery ana
saw much service in Indian vars
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-01-25

Every man has plan that ne
considers is based on plain, COM
mon sense.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-01-25

For all the news while IL IL news
alaays read the Daily Light.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-01-25

The Daily Light gives the aews
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EUROPEAN MAILS.

The white star liner Adr,auc, sailing
to-day for Liverpool will take mail
closing AZ $50 4. NJ, for Great Rritsin
Ireland and South Africa also special al.
dressed correspondence for other countries
rxcept Germany, Austria, Hungary, Luxern
burg. Bulgaria, Serbia. Turkey, the N,ther-
lands. Norway, sweden and Denmark
The American liner ST Paul. sailing Sat.
urday for Liverpool will, take mail clos
Ing At $3.50 A. NJ, for Europe except Ger
many, Austria, Hungary, LuIemburg, Bul-
gsria Serbia. Turkey. the Netherlands
Norway sweden and Denmark. Africa.
West Asia and the Eas, Indies
The CunRrder AndAnia, sailing Saturday
for Falmouth viii take mail. closing Al
l.ao p NJ, for Great Britain. Ireland n.
Eium, Russia and South Africa. also spe.
rialiy addressed correspondence for other
90 ountries, except Gsrmany, Austris Hun
usry Luxemhurs, NIiGari,, Serbia, Turkey,
the Netherlands, Norway, sweden and Den.
mark,
Tne Scrwegian-Amsr'c lirsr Kris
toniaftoya. Ni.inr saturday for P.rg.n,
viii take mail. closing at $50 A NJ. tpr
NORWAY sweden. Denmark Russia Ger d.
many, Austria. Hungary, LlSemburE. Bul.
g,rla, Serbia ava Tdrk'N.
The French liner chicago, sailing S,iur-
day for BOrdcAEN. Win tsk" mai. clos
ing at noon 'nr France, S~ ~ltyerlHud. I'ilF.
spair. Portugal Egyp' Greece. Hri'jsh
IndN. Ilritish East Africa, SIAM, Malta,
Gibraltar Ceyion, straits Srtil"m,n'.
Dutch East Indies West Australia and
Persia.
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Franz 4. spEScEk. Jr. a. commi,,..
Of Louisa Garbarino. an incompetent. and
MAh1 sEEAEpiNl Piain,iS ns sSsss,, Inss1
IN PURSUANCE OF AN INTERl.OCU.
TORY JUDGMENT OF PARTITION AND
SALE duly made and entered In the above
entitled action, and bearing date the sth
day of November. 1915. I. the undsrsigne,e
sell at Public Auction to the highest bid
der. by ARTHUR c. SHERIDAN, Auction
eer at the Exchange Salesrooms, No.
and Is Nessy Street. In the Borough OF
Sth day of December. 1915. at twelve o clock
noon, the premises directed by said Judg-
men, to be sold and therein described as
follows:
ALI. that certain lot. piece or parcel Of
.ituate. iyinG and being in the city Of New
York. In the Twelfth Ward thereof and
bounded and described as follows, viz. (;
BEGINNING at . point on the northerly
side Of One hundred and twenty ninth
Eastsriy from the Northessterly corner OF
Fourth Avenue and one hundred and
twenty ninth street. thence running East
erly along the northsrly side OF One hun
feet; thence Northerly on a line parallel
With Fourth Avenue. ninsty. nine feet
eleven inches to the centre line Of the
block thence Westerly along said centre
line twenty-five feet. thence southerly and
on a line parallel with Fourth Avenue.
eriy side OF One hundred and twenty min tn
street. at the point or place Of beginning
being the premises now known As Number
One hundred and nt!ssn East One hundred
The following 10 a diagram Of the prop
srty to be sold:
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KoRnCIoAuRR aALN


~ 6SyypREME COURT, coyNTY or si; NEw
PENDANTS.
In pursuance Of q judgment of fore:
in the above entitled action and bearing
date the 25th day Of October. 1915. I. the
undersigned, the referee in raid judgment
named. wall seil at public auction, a. the
str.ct. IN the Borough Of Manhattan. city
1915. at II o'clock noon on that day. BY
a.ssd a.ssd sy r: uss%ss; 10 g: s: !"a .na
therein described as follows:
ALL that certain lot or parcel OF Iand
on ~n ,ns Suidnss ard ns,n ne ~ ,s.
Borough OF Manhattan. of the city Of New
York, In the County and state of New York.
bounded and described as follows:
s2nd street and Fourth Avenue: running
thence westerly along SIND street siGhty.
three feet eisht inches ns r.. In.
tSsnSs nS."s ON. .sSa Il: s., s s
thence southeasterly. eighty-three feet ten
and ne-haif inches B3 a. ioh In TO .
point on the northwesteriy side Of Fourth
feet ten and three-fourths inches ut5 Il.
ION tn.) southwesterly from the place OF
beginning. which point 10 the intersecti ction
belonging TO the .ttats Of Ann Rogers. de-
ceased. with the said northwesteriy eide
Of Fourth Avenue; and thence northeast.
.rly along Fourth Avenue 20 sind street.
xBRAHAM oBERsTEiS. R.fsf...
DUDLEY =. PHELPS, Attorney for Plain.
snc.S@.y s 2s. sns S:. fS: So1s es: c,s Address -
srty TO be sold; It's street number = Sto
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IN FoRECIOsuRE-suP COURT.
NEW YORK COuSTY-ClTlZESS SAY.
ISGS BANK. Plaintiff. against CHARLES
IL HUBER AS Administrator with the will
annexed OF Sadie a. Huber. deceased. st al.
Defendants.
her 10, 1915. the undersigned will sell At
public auction at the Exchange salesroom.
Nos - and Is Vesey street Borough Of
Manhattan, New York city, at twelve
o'clock noon on December 9th. 1919. by
Joseph T. Day. Auctioneer. the mortxagrd
premises directed by said judgment to be
sold, situate on the Northerly side OF l30th
Street In the Borough OF Manhattan. city
Of New York. distant 262 feet easterly
front and rear by - feet II inches In depth
on each side. both sides running partly
through party wells and shown on follow
ing diagram
The sun., 1916-11-16
PAwNBROKERy SALES.

JOSEPH shONGOODS SONS, Julius
ehonG ood. Auct., - Bowsry. sell 10 A. ~
Nov. is-All diamonds. watchsA Jewslry,
silverware. odds and ends Ac.. from 30.
$4,000 to bssss and all older datss. n. 4
{. Lang, l2o Ave. c.
Nov is-Mens and womsn's clothing.
dry goods. flrs. shoss. Ac.. pledged with
Benjamin Fox. a. sth Ave. prior to Nov.
=. 1915. to No. sssb3; H. Goody. sN Grand
N Nov. iiWHil diamonds. pearl. and other
h ..os Oct i~i,51y ;rNm 5000 H .S
Peyser's Son. sss I'd Ave Also similar
goods pledged prior Nov. 10. 1918. 10 No.
1900. Lomber6 Bros, $40 sth Ave.
Nov. l7--Ciothing. Hugh Lavery, 1S
Sands ST.. Brooklyn. !. Aikus. sss Fulton
Nov. soNbiamonds. watches, ,swslry. Ao.,
New chsmbs,. st. Al:c all soods. pl:ds:d
siscc and ali older dates. b. SruoS.
Nov. ?o-Msn's and wemsn's ciethins
pledged prior Nov. 10 1915. to Ne. 1880.
sol Gross. 1855 "a Ave.
Nov. 21-Diamonds. watches. Jswsiry. Ac
II Ravieh. % Amsterdam Ave.
Nov. ?i-Ciothing. N. Rothmaa 4 esns
q lst Ave; c. Rothmsn. ga Canal g.
Nov ?7-Diamonds. watches. jswsivy.
odds and ends and goods Of every dsscrip-
tion pledged prior to Nov. ~. 1913, to No.
1890. and ali goods withheld from previous
sales. Geo. u. Isaacs. 1873 ID Ave. Also
similar goods for Charles kleinbaum, ts3
Grand St. Brooklyn.
The sun., 1916-11-16

ASIATIC MAILS.

HonGkone and specially addressed mail
,or fhS Sethrr'ands F,s' Indies. via san
Francisco, per steamship Tjisondarri close
Al II 30 l. NJ To-day
H.waiL ii, San Francisco, per s,ss smship
Mnrot. close q, ~ 80 T. VI to-day.
Japan Curcl and China, specially ad.
dressed only, via Seat'm, per steamship
InIh, Ntru, close AT 90 T., NJ to morrow
Fiu Islands, New Zealand and Australia
teNcrpt WrstN, Via Vancouver and Victoria
per steamship Makurs. close at $50 p. NJ
sarnn. Corea and Chins via Seattle. p.r
steamship Hawaii Maru. close at $50 r. N.
tu-n .f1oN.
Japan. Corca and china. via Seattle Der
steamship Shliauohs Maru. close At s;Ss
+ VI sunday
Postmaster MORGAN announces that msi!s
Of the following dates. Hungkong, October
II, SHANGHAI October 20 Kobe, October
rs and Yokohama, October IS, which ar
rived per steamer shilouks, were dss.
patched east from Seattle on November
IL AND s-- due her" this morning
Mai}s from Melbourne, October -; sgd
rev October 20. ant Honolulu, Sovsmher
:. witch arrived a, san Francisco per
si~aln'r Souolua, were despatched east on
November 4, are due bore saturday morn
inE
shanghai n,trD"r "ft Kobe. October .
aud Nuknh ma, bc'nhrr 8, which arrived
per steamer Hiwnii, were despatched east
from S"ttt'" on November 10, and are due
here saturday morning,
The sun., 1916-11-16
THE WEATHER.

For eastern New Ysrh. partly evercess
to-day; ts-nosrsw. fair, not much chense
In Temperature; strong northwest winds.
For New Jersey, fair to-day and 10 NOR
row; not much change In temperature
For northern New England. overcast tc.
day; tomorrow, fair; not much cnshss !"
enperature; Geesh northwest winos.
For southern New England, overcaN 70
day, with proSable snow nurries; to-mor
row. fair; not much change In temps'
FOR western New York, fair to-day ana
tomorrow; slowly rising tempsrs'u'''
fresh westerly winds
NEW YORK. Nov. 1.-THE cold wavc con.
tinued eastward and reached the Atihnuc
states yesterday. Frreains temperstWe GOV.
cred the entire country. except eastern parts
of Pennsylvania and the states eoutnwaru'
Florida, the coast Of Louisiana. eastern iexss'
southern Arizona. western half OF Cami1rma'
northwestern Oregon and western "ashns
ton.
Four degrees above .ero was reported IN
northern New York. but sero. or slightly
below occurred only In . email section OF
Wyoming. Temperature was generally rising
in the NorthwcH. but wss below the
The pressure vss high over ell sessions er'
southwafd md snow In Pennsylv ania. New
York and q . few points In the lake regtons
Elsewhers the weather was generally fair.
In this cty the first snow OF tho season
fell In the early morning, but was not meas.
ura6le: WAS cloudy and colder. the wind
vas fresh northeast to north: average hu.
midity. u per cent, baromsser corrected 70
read 10 seA level. ~ A. NJ. aolo; p. M.
The sun., 1916-11-16
STEVENS FRESHIES EXCEL.
Win Cane spree and "Tieups' on
senior FP0Iic Day.

Senior frolic day WAS ce'shrnted Al,
stevens Tech yesterday, The senior.
dressed In fantastic costumes ana led hv
n band. paraded the streets or Hohoken
and then returned to the Castle Point
Field, where tho cane sprees and the Inter
class rush between the two lower classes
were held.
Tho freshman rerresen'atves IN the
weight bouts. thereby derr!ving tho sopho-
more class of their pipes until thsv cach
tho junior year. In me lghtwe'Eht d.
Vision Roberts. 10 wrest"d tho stick from
Robe 80, after almost twelv" minutes of
spiritcd hghting In the miidlcWeight
class Rel go. overcams Anderson "a IN
minutes and 40 seconds Fol - took
the heavyweight can" from schubert. -,
IN less than two minutes.
In the Neups the freshmen svnrmed
down on tho sophs and tied up twenty
seven men In the allotted 10 minutes The
freshman team was pulled over the limo In
IN, annual tug of war.
The sun., 1916-11-16

eth Avenue.
me approximate amount Of the lien or
charge. to satisfy which the above de
with Interest thereon from the 6th day Of
October. 1915. together With costs and
tersst from October asth, 1915. together
with the expenses Of the sais. The approHi.
mate amount OF the taxes. sAssssments and
water rates or other liens. which are to
be allowed to the purchaser out Of the pur-
chase money. or paid by the Referee. 10
$3.50 and interest.
said premises Will bs seid subject to Q
Arst mortgage Of 100000. with Interest st
81 % per annum.
ABRAHAM OBERsrEIN. Referee
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T. T. YIRUsxI, Auetr. 70 Bswe.y, eel,

Z. I. YIRUsKI. Aset's. 70 Bswevy. sells
10 A. N, unredeemed pledges of every de-
scription for unpaid loans from the follow
ing pawnbrokers, including all diamonds.
rubi,s sapphirss. pearls, smeraids all other
stonss unset or set In rings. earrings, pins
links, chains. studs, bracelets. locket or
other mounting. all 1ewslry. watches. ell.
ysrware, guns. Instruments. furs. clothing
cameras, all other goods pledged previous
10 dates and up to numbers mentioned.
both inclusive. and all pisdgee held over.
Nov, lS-wm. simpson. 81 Park Row.
prior sept is. 1915. to No. gsa1i.
Nov. III. Z, Lemon 4 Co. l7S sth
Ave-. frem No. lsi3S Of Jan. IL. isSs, TO
10 io7it Of Aus. ~, 1915; eise No. iSit Of
No sais Of Aarch is.. 1905. No. 1890 Of
July >. 1908. No. isSie Of April g.. lsoS.
sent, /, 1909. No. 1895 OF Sept. -. IOOO,
No 1850: Of March :?. 1913.
Nov lI-F. Sobel q Son. lt2e ID Ave-
oricr Oct. II, 1915. to No. $500.
Nov 2o-Equitable Personal Loan Co..
East i>th St. now 18th 81. Personal Lean
Co prior May Is. 1915. TO No. SHs. sobsi
Bros'. 81. Columbus Ave. prior Nov 10,
SiS. to so. s?e's; p. Clancy. AI' Grand
Nov AIN. Manning 4 Sons. Sc sth
Ave. orior Nov. II, 1918.
Nov a:-wm,. simpson 4 Co: ~ Bsv-
cry. prior sept. ::. 1918. TO Nc: Si:is.
Nov :s-P p. Clancy. 80 Grand st..
prior Nov. -. 1915, to No. 2s?Sc.
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Movements of ve~a~ls.

WARRINGTON. Nov. l5--The ruuhoat
Eagle has arrived at Guantanamo. gun
boat Machias at Piiottown: hsttlcships y, "
York and ttah at southern driil grounds
oklahoma at Hampton Roads.
The collier Jupiter has sailed from Bos-
ton for Newport tug Maumee from New
York yard for Provincetown. collier N~p-
tune from Guantanamo for Puerto Plata
battleship Tesa- from Hampton Roads for
sea; gunboat vlcksburg from Seattle for
Puget Sound
PA, to Acapulco published yesterday. was
N
The sun., 1916-11-16
PROPOSALS FOR Structural Steel

PVOPOSAIS FOK ctTvctuIH
Sealed prcpoPls will be receives Avn, az ,ne
The Panama Canal. wsshineton, u: G.
until 1880 4. ~. November a. IBIS al
Tor furnishinw the above mentioned ma
teriai blanks and general information re-
lating to this Circular tNo. iloD may be
obtained from this ofTice or the offices of
the Assistant Purchasing Agents, - state
Street New York City. and Whitney-Cen-
trail Building. New Orleans. La; also from
Md; Philadel phia, Pa; Pittsburgh. Pa,
Boston, Mass. Buffalo. n. y: CLEVELAND
Ohio: Cincinnati, Ohio; Chicago. III: 81
Louis, Mo; Chattanooga, Tenn; Louis
Vile, Ky, and Mobile. Ala-Earl !. Brown.
Major. Corps OF Engineers. U. 8. A.. Gen
eral Purchasing Onicer.
The sun., 1916-11-16
JACOB sH0NGUI. Auet'ssssr. % New.

JACOB sHONGUT. Auetissesr. % Bsw-
cry. sells At 10 A. u.
&c', prior Nov. 3. 1918. Brautman's Loan
Ofice. Bklyn.
Nov 17--Jewsiry. watches. diamonds and
Raw 10. iei5, to No, 5SsS5 inclusive. and
older dates held over from previous sales.
4 A WoiIheim. ses 9Th Ave.
Sow .o-CiothinE and all pledges prior
Nov, Is. 1915 Bronx Loan Onice X.
COINS son, Prop. 1884 I'D Ave. kaskel
G. sons Q Columbus Ave. A. l.. Findlay 4
Co. Hoboksn, n: J.
Nov. .i-Clothins Ac., prior Nov ~
1915. S. wronkcr a Son lSs, LIST Ave. -,
,si5 Heilbrun Bros. 1870 LIST Ave.
The sun., 1916-11-16

DEPARTMENT OF AGRIcuLTuRE,
WASHINGTON, D.. G.. Nov. 10, bis
partment until . o'clock y. NJ. Tuesday,
November 81. 1919. for furnishing and de-
jiyering high power spraying hose at Mel
rose HIEhiands Mass. Blank forms OF pro-
posai and spscincations and all necessary
Information may be obtained from the chief
l'ierk Of the Department. Envelopes con-
taining proposals should be endorsed Pro
posais for High. power spraying Hose" and
addressed to Board OF Awards. Department
Of Agriculture.
The sun., 1916-11-16

PROPOSALS FOR SHIFTING FLANNEL
-Office OF Depot Quartermas,sr. New York.
N Y.--ssaied proposals will be received
here until ll.O0 O'Clock. A. NJ, December
1, 1918, for furni shing 500. 900 yards Olive
Drab Shirtinx r anne'. Further informa-
tion upon application.
The sun., 1916-11-16
ARMY AND NAVY ORDERS.
WARRINGTON. Nov. is-Thsss army or
ders we're issued to-dsy;

ders we're issued to-dsy;
Capt Robert Nee. Beck. Jr.. cavalry, de-
tschsd. having been commissioners lieu
tionai Guard. will Join that organization
upon relief from present duty.
Second Lieut. Duncan O. Richard. First
will Join his regiment.
Major Edwin d. Bricker. Ordnance De.
Visits TO HARRISBURG. Pa. on business per.
tanning to operations OF the Ordnance De-
partment.
Col James 8. Rogers. infantry. from
Texas, for duty.
Fort Washington. Maryland. as headauar.
tsrs Of coast defences Of the Potomac in
stead OF Fort Hunt. Virginia.
cales,o. cal. and report to col. John r. r.
Nc Donald. inspector general, for temporary
duty In connection with investigation "
case Of Second Lieut.. Horace q. Foster.
Firs, N.uts Martin r. scsnlon. infan-
try. detached. and Richard b. Barnetz. de-
duty At signal Corps. aviation school. san
Diego. to San Francisco. take December
,rs.'por' a0, rhtlpp'ns l.lsndI nd re-
bepart tnent. for duty with First Company.
Second Aero Squadron Corps.
c. Gswler. signal Corps. Massachusetts Ma
Dukes, y. *. C.; First Lieut. Russ"ll w
Mumford. sigma Corps Michigan National
Guard; First Lieut., Geofrrey J. OFlynn.
SIXTY. ninth Infantry. New York National
Guard: Second Lieut. Charles T. csie. Sec
ond Infantry, Texas Na,lonsl Guard Sec
ond Lieut.. Samuel A. Kysor. Fifth Infan-
try. Georgia National Guard.
Leaves Of absence granted: Lieut. Col
Joseph l.. Knowlton. g. NJ G.. one month
upon his arrival In the United Statesl I:
Capt. Joseph J. Grace, coast artillery, de
,sched. one month and nf,een days. upon
hts relief from duty s' Fort Monroe, VIZ
ginis, coast artillery school: Col. Charles
I. Philips. coast artillery. two months
upon his arrival IN the United s"atesl (:
Capt. Alb~r, X LYMAN. Corps Of Engin-
sers. two months ,upNn his arrival In tn"
United Ststesl; col. Edwin y. Andrus, re-
tired, three DAYS: Msinr II. T. Wilbur,