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New-York tribune., 1916-07-13
TO CLEAN UP 7TH AV. CORNER
Broadway Association Urges Coopera-
tion in Waste Removal.

The Broadway Association, at its
monthly luncheon at Churchil's Res
taurant yesterday, passed resolution
urging that subway contractors, Public
Service Commission engineers and the
Street Cleaning Department cooperate
to hasten removal of filth, waste and
debris at Broadway and Seventh Ave-
nue..
Street Cleaning Commissioner Fether-
ston offered TO do all in his power. He
said that men under him were giving
up their vacations and working over
time in the fight against infantile par
alysis.
Fire Commissioner Adamson also
spoke.
New-York tribune., 1916-07-13
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS.


kirkvall. July Sumo Dutch New York for
Go,henburg. 9Th, Oscar II DAM. New York Tor
chrisuansand: 10th Rysvyk Dutch New YORK
for Rotterdam
Port Elizabeth. July e-Aros Castle tFrl New York
via 81 Lucia
Liverpool. July s-Adri.tie (BrJ, S-r York
Genoa. June so-Prncipe di Udine tItsn. New
YORK Via Fsyal.
B.rrslons. July 3-Alieante tsp.nl. New York Vi,
Shields, July l?-silverdaie tBrl. New Tor.
hirk"sll. July ll-Oscar IL New York
Liverpool. July s-Adnstic. New York
Gibraltar July ll-Dante Aleshieh Nov York
Genoa. July lo-Princpe di udine. Now York
kirkwin July l2-Mn,ensdyk Dutch from Rot
terdsml. New York. 9Th. sommelsdyk Dutch
from Rotterdam. New York
Amsterdam. July T-Miidrecht lDutch,' New YORK
cAlAo, July il-Cousa from San Francisco. VAL
Manila. July l,-Harel Dollar fBri Vancouver
santos. July l3-Puns Bran. Scv York
fet Na,h, July i2-soerakarta Dutch from
Norfolk. Batavia
Bermud.. July li-Besmudi,n CBrl. New York
- Thomas. July ll-Guians tBrl ofrom Demerars)
oran. July s-Lily Greek. Philsd.lphia
:, Nznre, July i-Astad (Norl. Newport News
Calcutta. July s-Nordic tswedi New Yors
Quecnsto~n. July ll-Hsrmony tBrl. Labrador
T,.ssso~. yuly i?-DwtnsS Russ. New York.
Gsndis july .s-vilie de ramatAv. (FrJ, Nev
York "
Gibraltar. JuJ tApolloni. u,.D from Genoa,
Norfolk
Bsrceion. July s-ro-.,. R.ieh tsp.r,. Ne. r,,s
shields July li-knT Ham,un (Norl New YORK
New-York tribune., 1916-07-13
BOYS OUT EARLY
T0LEARN MANUAL
Plum Island Camp Sees
Movies and Enjoys Music
Provided by Y. M. c. A.
[By Telegraph 10 Tho Thbune ]

Camp Washington. Fort Terry, N. IT,
July 12.-Camp Washington gave
hearty welcome to the sun this morn
ing. All the cadets turned out early
for assembly and calisthenics. Much
interest has been displayed in the
manual Of arms, and since the boys
received their rifles last evening squad
leaders have had their men out before
the officers giving them instruction.
Before mess this morning squads OF
men voluntarily spent fifteen minutes
going through the manual.
A moving picture photographer from
one Of the weekly news companies was
on the job this morning, and took pict-
ures of the first drill with full equip
ment in which the entire eight COM
panies took part. Films were made Of
the various marching formations and
of two companies going through the
manual.
To-day saw the largest crowd Of
cadets at the bathing beach. In addi-
tion to the three regular lifeboats
there was a motor boat on patrol. This
is to be a permanent feature Of the
beach, to make bathing safe.
The Y. NJ. C. A. has proved valua-
bic asset to the camp. Through tho
association secretaries the boys have
had a number Of special advantages
placed at their disposal, among them
reading and writing rooms.
A graphophone furnished by the as
sociation has proved the most popular
amusement at the camp. This evening
there will he special movies at Hill
Unit by the Y. NJ. C. A., and a religious
service at East Unit
A baseball schedule has been ar
ranged and from now on intercompany
games will be played daily. -
New-York tribune., 1916-07-13
tFrom The Tribune Bureau-l
Washington. Juiy H.

Capt, FREDERICK W. BENTEEN. retired. to
Capt LEWIS GooDYER. Jr. retired. assigned 10
active duty. 10 office Ch. sig. officer Washington.
Capt THOMAS VI SPATLDING. G. A. from
duty IN Office Judge Adv. Gen. TO ancc On.
Militia Bureau Washington
II Col. EDWARD A kREGER. Prof OF Law.
temporary duty in Office Judge Adv. Gen.
Following Frst Its. ord. Dept. TO stations spori
hs, and report 10 com. officers for duty SID
NEY SPALDING and ALBION r. LOCKWOOD.
Sandy HOOK proving ground: CECIL G. YOUNG.
Capt CHALMERS G. HALL Cav. assigned 10Th
Cav. and on arrival in u s. will ;oin that
Second 1t. HUGH II. MGEE. "a Cav. having
accepted commission II. Col ln Inf. MINI.
y c. will join that regiment
Flint L. GEORGE V. STRONG. 9Th Cav. from
headquarters Cent Dept. and from further duty
IN judge Adv. Gen. Dept. TO his regiment
Capt JOSIAH {. MINUS retirci. relieved ~ As
sistsnt to q NJ. southern Dept. TO home and
stand relieved from active duty
First II EDWIN VI WATSON, 2sh Inf. and
Second II. PHILIP HAYES, Inf. TO Washing
ton for examination for transfer 10 Field Art.
Md. y. c. leave Of absence IN Wash.
ington will proceed 20 Eagle Pass. Ter. and
report 70 CON. officer lst Ihf.. Nd. y. C.. for
duty.
Rear Ad. C. p POND detached com. train. July
2. 70 com. cruiser force. Atlantic fleet. vice Rear
Al. W. b CAPERTON 20 temporary duty Navy
It. {. " MAULDIN. detached aid on star com
train. 20 aid on star com. cruiser force. Atlantic
IA EDGAR oBERIIN. detached ws,hinstnn: to
Ii u c. n =. THORNTON. transferred 10 re-
tired sT 20 home
New-York tribune., 1916-07-13
CROWD SEES BARBER
WHIP THREE ROBBERS
Peers Through Shop Windows
While Owner Defends Cash.

Three robbers fought with Carmelo
Camel. a barber, in his shop at 236
East Tooth Street yesterday while an
interested crowd peered through the
windows. When the three rushed out,
revolvers levelled, the crowd let them
escape.
Camel was doing in chair when
the men entered, about 4 p. m. De-
spite their order of Hands up" the
barber seized the nearest, while the
others, fearful of hitting their com
panion, forebore to shoot. Several
times one or another sought to open
the cash register, but each time the
doughty barber abandoned his imne-
diate adversary and threw himself upon
the looter
At length the three fed. Camel went
to Mount Sinai Hospital, where he had
dozen scalp wounds dressed. and re-
turned TO his cash register.
New-York tribune., 1916-07-13
LONDON WATCHING N. Y.
Believes Stiffening of Money Rates Is
Only Temporary.

London, July 12.-Lombard Street is
anxiously watching the money market
in New York, as further rise is sure
to bring protection here in higher dis
count and Treasury bill rates to pro-
te I exchange and retain balances.
Some authorities believe the strin-
gency in New York is only temporary,
but since New York, as the chief money
centre of the world for the time being,
is absorbing a large amount Of dollar
securities and financing loans for Rus
sia, France and neutrals besides its
own domestic trade, it is an interesting
question whether the monetary strin-
gency will be relieved. Shrinking re-
serves and the necessity of financing
American crops have to be considered.
In the opinion of Lombard Street, if
money does not materially exceed the
present level there will be no necessity
for further protective measures here,
where to-day three months bills are
quoted at 5b@5k per cent and day
loans over 4 per cent.
New-York tribune., 1916-07-13
Barom STR Road nos.
Humidity.

Barometer Rosdfnas.
NJ 500, 1 pm. 9.s6 .. m se5
New-York tribune., 1916-07-13
Says Congress Sighted
Civilians for Govern
ment Officers.
COCKTAILS ALSO SAYS
ACTION WAS UNJUST
Many Found II Difficult to Get
Work After Stay on 18TH
mus, He Declares.

Theodore Roosevelt believes that CT
williams who helped build the Panams
Canal were slighted by Congress wher
il passed n vote of recognition OF the
services Of military. naval and puoi'
health officers who took part for three
years or more in the work. In a letter
20 the Panama Canal Employees Asso
citation the Colonel strongly urges the
passage of bill now in the Senate
bv which civilians will receive recog
nition in the form Of a bonus.
Major General George W. Goethal'
also felt kesnly the injustice of the
credit bestowed by Congress. according
70 Mr.. Roosevelt, who points out that
General Goethals in letter TO the Wal
Department said this was the first time
Congress had thanked the leaders OF q
great enterprise without including all
associated in il
Twenty-three officers Of the Army
Navy and Health Service were con-
eerned for more than three years in the
building Of the canal. They received
thanks, promotion and permission 70
retire. upon their own application, with
increase in rank of one grade. Mem
bers Of the Canal Commission were
advanced to the grade OF general Off
Ger. or its equivalent.
General Goethals remarked in his
letter that when their work was COM
pleted, civilians, unlike government of
fcers, had 10 look for new positions on
their own initiative and were not pen
stoned He added that a man who had
been three years on the isthmus had
80 lost touch with his own community
that it was difficult 10 get work.
Colonel Roosevelt's letter, written to
c. o. Simmons, Washington represent
ative Of the Panama Canal Employees
Association, says in part:
"As one who was instrumental in
getting this work under way, and who
has followed its progress with deep in
terest and keen satisfaction, | am
greatly concerned in seeing proper rec
ognition accorded the civilian employees.
General Goethals has designated these
men as the real builders of the Panama
Canal. ! sincerely trust that prompt
action will be taken by Congress tow
ard the early enactment of legislation
TO this end
New-York tribune., 1916-07-13
MONTCLAIR NAMES OFFICIALS
Louis F. Dodd Gets Highest Vote and
Will Act as MayOr

In the election of FIVE commission
ers TO manage the town government Of
Montclair. n. j., in place of the pres
ent Mayor and Council, Louis F. Dodd,
f. Mortimer HARRISON, John Picken,
John c. Barclay and Charles G.. Phil
ips were chosen.
II is customary under the Walsh
act for the man receiving the largest
number of votes 10 be named Mayor.
In that case Mr.. Dodd who is a law
yer. will be the Mayor There was
some fear that one of the two negro
candidates would be elected. but the
large colored vote was divided, and
thus thrown away.
New-York tribune., 1916-07-13

Wind, for rhursdsy and Friday.-Sorth Atlantic
New-York tribune., 1916-07-13
THE IDEAL TOUR

900 miles through New Enslands Scenic Wonder
and Route book and map on application llS0
3'Way, y. Y, Hotel Elton Waterbury, Conn.
New-York tribune., 1916-07-13
1000 CIGARMAKERS STRIKE
Pay Increase Refused and Queens
Plant Closes.

One thousand employees of the
Di Novili Cigar Company's plant, at
SIP Hamilton Street, Long Island CITY
went on strike yesterday, when the Of
ficials refused demand for wage
increase.
The plant, said to be one of the
largest in or about New York, is now
closed down, and it is said will remain
shut until tho employees agree to re-
turn at the old scale.
New-York tribune., 1916-07-13
FIRE RECORD.

T VI lc~lhY-
II t5-ite0 First av J Liumsn slight
IL 55-2le East Houston IT.. hOsr Hsro~r slight.
A VI Wednesday
i2t-46 West 6ad ct Annie Dsvi.: slight
S-65l Firh st. Beni Gross trifins
2lo-liG2 Broadway. awning knickerbocker Hotel
slight
800 Manhattan sv.. Eher LauhcrmAn. slight.
aSJ-<05 Wes; SD tt. Ralph lovieno. $50.
10 $50 Broadway unknown. no damage
l0.s0-3sF Seton A,.. The Bronr. Mary Neunillsr
trining
II $50 East elst st Morris RisIner trifing
"a 0o-6i and s. Columbia II MsI schsse, slight
7ts-ils W 7:d -. NJ Weisman u1ninf
s+n-2os Clins)n at. Glitter. tr'lng
etS-3l5 " 18th At. Stein. triflirg
St5-2i2 2lst 81. J. Flanagan t-fing
StS-2ss Water ct. Fulton Mrset Refrseraiinl
Co ;rffing
slS--5Oa " itSN st y Hormich timing
1855 W 5crh -, J Sweeney. tri'irg
New-York tribune., 1916-07-13
TRANSPACIFIC MAILS.

Hawaii via San Francisco tclose at 1880
ml-Lurline Observation-Disclosures. To day
Tahiti MarQuesas. Cook Islands. New Zea-
land aud specially addressed mail for Aus
traliA. via san Francisco (close at IL 80
Hf-Nlu1Aa july IL
japan. Corsa and China mail 'or Hong Kong
must te specially Addressed. via Seattle
icoSe at { 20 p ml-Yokohsm, MarI July le
Hong Kong Philippine Islands and specially
addressed mail 'or Mcfarland East Indies
va san Francisco lclose al II 30 p M
Tiisnuian ...... Jui- IL
Japan. COrea. China and Philippine Islands
via Seattle lclose a. $50 p ml-Ttan July 20
Hawaii. Samoan Islands. Australia tercept
West and specially addressed mail for New
Zealand. via san Frsncisoo tcloss a. IL 50
II iuf-NfiNluA July ~
Hawaii. FIJI Islands. New Zealand and Aus
ITALIA tercep, Vest. via Vancouver ard
victori. y tcose al go nj
MAhAiA July ~
Guam. va san Francisco (cfus. at II 30
MI Transport ..................... July IL
New-York tribune., 1916-07-13

,nod.,.,. southwest and fair; middle Atlantic. moo
crate south and southwest and fair; 'outn A'''"'''
,rod.,s,. and mostly sss, and southeast ana -"
east Gulf gentle 10 moderate shifting mo"oV ''''"
and fair. west Gulf. gentle to moderate mostly e'''
N auth and fair: tropical disturbance apparent,
eep,raI Al 1 % m near or short distance N..s =, "
Dominira: intensity and direction OF s, nv,e, .,,d,
vol unknown; upper lakes gsntie shn.ina ,.ha.
Ibur,dsy With generally fair wea'ner, , ,o .s,h
m.i.rsts wind, Thursday. mostly southN"' WIN
generally fair weather
gsc,os.ts for Special Lecaiities.-Eastsrn Nes
york D,l.vsr, New Jersey. Southern View Ems
land sou,h Carolina Northern New knsisho'
Coors,a Florida. Indiana Western fsnh"'''-
Western New York. lower and upper Miehssn' 'o'
D,strct OF Columbia. Maryland and Eastern fenh
.v,.n,. fair today and to morrow. little chahss
IN temperature. ,. ,,-,.,. toc.l
AIsbsma. Mississippi and wst vifsinia. loca
thunder shower, to day. probably fah 10 .mo'on.
VIyutn,a fair u .day eIcept showers ths s,er
moon or to nirht In ertfcme southwestern pon'"i
fair to morrow. a., .o,xo.- .,
ecp, probably local ,handsr ,,,,an shove" ''''" VI
Tennessee partly cloudy to-day probabD local
showers. fair to morrow. -, . .h,,.s.,
E,ntucky fair In western portion ana thunoef
shower, In eastern portion today; fair 70 morrow.
Louisiana cloudy. probably showers III %u''A''
orn portion tn day and 10 morrow.
Arkansas Oklahoma and Texas. unsettled "-'r
and TO morrow"
from, IN. Weather Bureau shows tho changes In tho
,.mp-rstr, for the last twenty four hours In com
p.r,.on with the corresponding date OF last year
New-York tribune., 1916-07-13
T)z4SiYi' LINE ilSi5
fALBANY DAY LINE)

All service Daily Except sunday; O.,
Direct Rail Connections TO a., poisst
the Catskills. Saratoga. the Adirono"rIi rsIi
Oh. west and North. All throuBn ia.'
,tnLo,s bs,ween New York and Albany ac'
cepted. Music. Restaurant nu.r.
steamer washington Irving" or hen1 no
drick Hudson" leaves DesorosSes sa,h G,
NJ w. 42d St. Q A NJ; W l-ytn ~.
go 4 NJ; Yonkers e:45 A. NJ. landing
at west Point. Newburgh. Poushkeep.,'fe.
Kingston Point. catskill. Hudson anu A.
bany. ,., ,.,ye. Des-
brosses ST. s:4O a. NJ; w. 4?d 81, ~ -
NJ W i2sth St. 1870 a ~; aonXe Wss;
point cornwall. Newburgh and Pough-
keepsie and return. s,
Special Trips Every saturday
10 Maiden. Catskill. Hudson ana a., Al1an, q, .
100; W l2sth s.. l2O p, NJ Arriving
Albany l0:45 p. NJ NJ IT,.
Information at Desbrosses St PIER lei
New-York tribune., 1916-07-13
SHERIFF'S AUCTION SALES.

HENRY BRADY. Sherin's Auctioneer. sells
this day. Thursday, July 18th. 1915. at
10 80 o'clock in the forenoon. at No. 2 East
++th Street. Stock OF optical Goods K Sun
dries. Electric Motor. Safe. Wall Cases
Show Cases. Chairs. Desk. Testing Case
Typewriting Desk. Crystal wash Basin. &c.
Goods must be removed Immediately after
the sale
ALFRED r. SMITH. Sherir.
WILLIAM CUFF, Deputy Sherin
New-York tribune., 1916-07-13
4 AFTERNOON Fl s BOAT

for Rear Mountain. West Point. Newburgh
Kingston and way landings
leaves Desbrosses St. I:+5 p. NJ: West ga
St. 2 P NJ; West l:e,h ST, 2:2o +. 81
This steamer affords delightful afternoon
outing TO Bear Mountain or west rom,
returning on Str Robert Fulton arriV-
ing in New York $40 y. VI.
New-York tribune., 1916-07-13
LOST. FOUND AND REWARDS.
LOST BANKBOOKs

LOST OR sTOLEN-Bankbook No 1876 lst o, IN,
Emigrant Industrial Savings Bank Paymen,
stopped Please return Book 10 Bank No 81
Chambers street.
LOST OR sTOLEN-Passbook No 1859 OF the
ffAklln Society for Home Building and Savings
Al persons are cautioned against purchasing ot
negotiating the same
LOST -Bsnkbook No. sTs 92s OF Rank for ssv.
hss $50 tth sv.. New YORK. Payment stopped.
PleAse return 10 bank.
LosT.-Bankoook No. <sss si2 OF Dry Dock Savings
institution. Any person having claims upon said
book Is called upon TO present the the hank
"lthin thirty days or said book will be declared
cancelled and new ons issued In lieu thereof
New-York tribune., 1916-07-13
CATSKILL EVENING LINE

leaves daily except Sunday T. OF Jill
topher St. s: W. l2sth St, $50; fon kers'
Coxsackie Tickets interchangeable WIN
those OF Day Line. Tel 1897 Spring.
New-York tribune., 1916-07-13
SITUATIONS WAITED.
Male.

Male.
GARDENER. COACHMAN -Su and one hall y.ns
excellent personal references Miss Shsughnessy' S
Agency |, West &2d ST.
SALESMAN specially. visiting printers, want,
side line on commission. Freedman. us East
ls5th ST. Bronx.
VACUUM CLEANING -Mothproonns Carpets Rugs
in the home hy hour or day: best ressr.nres
BRODNAX. II West l35th 5. Phone $3.50 Harlem
New-York tribune., 1916-07-13
SCHOOL AGENCIES.
AUCTION SALES.

MORTGAGE sALE.-BY VIRTUE OF A
chattel mortgage and an assignment
thereof made by Bernhardine Sdden to
the New York Cafe and assigned on Jan
20. 1919. 10 Jacob o. lie fr1er. Moses LETTER
and Arthur g. Leffier. | will sell TO-DAY
Thursday, July i3, 1916, at 2 p NJ, at
$50 Park Ave. Borough OF Manhattan, City
of New York, lease OF the premises and all
the saloon fixtures covered by the said
mortgage and dated Jan. IA. 1913. and fled
Jan. Is. 1913.
MOE FRY. Auctioneer
BY order Of the Mortgages
New-York tribune., 1916-07-13
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

UNITED staifs Coast and Geodetic sur'ey)
Sunrise. ............. i35IMcon rises (p. M. %
2S Moon sets "a n ... "a
New-York tribune., 1916-07-13
AMERICAN SHIP HITS MINE
The Gold Shell, New York Owned
Saves Own Cargn

Paris, July 1.-THE American steam
ship Gold Shell, from New Orleans
with a cargo Of oil, struck a mine on
Monday night, and was badly damaged.
She was kept afoat until she entered
the mouth of the Gironde, where she
is being lightered.
The Gold Shell struck the mine at
a point twenty miles west of the
island Of Cordouan, off the mouth of
the Gironde. The forward part of the
hull was partly wrecked
New-York tribune., 1916-07-13

The Gold Shell, Captain Hayes,
sailed from New Orleans June 20 and
Newport News June 81 for Bordeaux.
She is a tank steamer of 5000 tons
gross, built this year and owned by
c. II. Ruhl, Of New York.
New-York tribune., 1916-07-13
ARRIVED

Princes Anne. Newport News and Norfolk 70
Old Dominion IS Go. WITH passengers and rnds.
Quar- os y n
Re,law Brl. Hsr. run- 81 and Brrhsn "a 10
p Warden Bar II IN
AnAncs. CrSobL July g. 10 Pan,rn. r r $.
New-York tribune., 1916-07-13

Local Fo~seast.-F.ir to-day and To- -moroT; liuie
change In temperature; moderate south and south
winds
New-York tribune., 1916-07-13
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED

Male.
| COUPLE swedish butler. useful. wife excellent
cook or chambemaid. hes, references; city on
country Miss Shaushnessy's Agency, II West t9d Al
Female.
A-A-tOOh, CHAMBERMAID and WAITRESS
young lrsh girls together or separate u Mi,,
hofnayers Agency. 10 Easo 43d ST. Sd floor
Telephone se.i Murray Hill
COOK. fs5; chsmbermAd. waitress. together sep
naie. 3ls years last place Miss shaughnessy's =
Arsncy. Il West t2d st.
NURSE. English. "a years excellent reference
city or country. Miss Shaughnessy's Agency II
West f2d st.
REFINED eoiorrd woman a 20 years wishes a
position a. maid, expert cleaner Of clothes Mr.,
r. w Stewart. S5I West 54th So
New-York tribune., 1916-07-13
LONG ISLAND.
FREEPORT WATER FRONT

LONG ISLAND.
FREEPORT WATER FRONT
bungalow, and houses. $1,000 up: also building
lots on Randall Bay and Woodcleft Bay low
prices. terms. Send for particulars.
JOHN j. RANDALL CO.. Freeport. l.. l.
COUNTRY PROPERTY.
LET YOUR RENT PAY FOR YOUR HOME.
Best financial plan explained by Country Home
League. No 40 West 32d ST.. Dept z. Phone
$3.50 Mad So
New-York tribune., 1916-07-13
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE OR TO LET.
NEW JERSEY.
Pine Beach, New Jersey
ADJOINING BEACHWOOD, N. J.

Pine Beach is the most desirable location
for a bungalow or cottage along the At
lantic Coast facing Toms River and Barne-
gat Bay For all kinds Of pleasure It cam
not be equalied-boating. bathing. fshins.
Grabbing and hunting: graded streets, gas.
electric lights. telephone. telegraph. stores.
school and church Lots are full size, 25x
1875, and some larger. Ninety Dollars $500
and up: terms cash monthly INSTALL
ments to suit purchaser; no interest during
life OF contract, no taxes for two years: In
case OF death Of purchaser a free. clear
deed given to beneficiary For further par
ticulars. maps and folders write. phone or
call 2l97 Broadway. New York. Tel
Schuyler 43-9s.
r. T. KELLY, President. J. WOODS. Mgr
New-York tribune., 1916-07-13
On Otsego Lake
O[SA !: G: :. ::
>-sAAa On Otsego Lake
uk\AIsH until oct. 2nd. Com
~ l. VI " hamton-New York.

LONG ISLAND RESORT BOOK
Free at ticket Offices. 10 h way e. 5th
Ave Bldg Arcade, or sent upon receipt Of
l0c. by the c. F. A. Long Island r. r..
Station. y Y.
New-York tribune., 1916-07-13

Highest temperature yesterday 40 degrees tat 3 80
y M; lowest ~ fat $40 q M; average. so;
average for corresponding date last year % average
%, Corresponding date last thirty three years. 49,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-08-24
Short Snatches From Everywhere

We can't cross the border-with that loan-any
too soon for Carranza-New York American
Turks take Mush' which is what the Germans
have been feeding them--Wan street Journal
Boston has one city employee every eight voters
How long before it is ffty-ffty2 Buffalo Enquirer
This is the way Italian schoolboy says it now
adsys; Beyond the Alps lies Austris'-Cleveland
Plain Dealer.
Have primaries eliminated the wicked bosses
are the wicked bosses eliminating the prmaries?-
New York Sun
Even the chautauquas seem content TO let the
Bryan throat enjoy much needed rest-Charleston
News and Courier
skirts will be longer next season. II they were
any shorter they wouldn't be skirts they'd be kits
Syracuse Post-Standard-
The Turks in Constantnopls are learning TO play
football Evidently harden them for warfare
san Francisco Chronicle
Between Carranza and Hughes president Wilson
is opposed by thick and almost impenetrabe whisker
entsngIement--ChicagO News
You can buy a straw hat for almost nothing now.
A weeks pay for o militamen viii get you
fairly good One-Boston Journal
After a man told the reporter lie he goes
into saloon discusses the unreIisblity of news
papers with the bartender-Toledo Daily
an audience consisting solely OF women is the one
notable development Of this campaign-NeW'
York Herald
The southern niHtiamen. after voting in the
they take part in the general election-St- Louis
Globe Democrat
The condition of Mr.. Hughess throat kept him
from making much OF speech at Winons- MINI Mr..
testify that II was fortunate affliction-
Chicago Evening Post
How is it that a manacled convict can escape n
IeapinE from train running at the rate OF
40 miles an hour every time the average citizen
severely the railway company must him big
damages3-Schuyler County tAfo) Republican