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BROOKLYN HOUSE, SALES.

o. {. Larson has sold for A. l.. Mum
sn the two family house at 6I9 Fifty
!,srth street for a Mr.. Entenman 96t
Seyenty-secOnd street, a two family
ln% for the Ridgewood Successors the
'orthwest corner of Seventh avenue and
FfIy-ffh street. a two story Nat and
s.o-e, 'or the Realty Associates ill7
Nfty-frs' street for Hamilton Builders
"a" iF.fty-tfth street, a dwelling for
sam sellers a lot 20xlO0 on the north
sle OF Ftt;y-slxth street. 400 feet east
q Ninth avenue, for improvement. and
W. |Ffty-ffth street, a dwelling also
~. Ff,y-Seventh street to a client for
Occupancy.
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TT. INDEPENDENCE AVE. FLAT.

The plot soxi75. at the southwest cor
her Of Fort Independence and Sedgwick
s.shues' purchased recently by the 18TH
sNeet Construction Company, will
.np'tiy be improved with II five story
apartment house, estimated to cost
s.oVO7o' Plans for the Improvement
ee now being made by NJ. W. Del Gau-
90, arch!teet.
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BROOME ST. = q. 49, e Chrystie ST. 25.6x
b.4-Jennie Marine to Martin Garone, 50
Oak st. mtg $4,000: address Washington
Market ii
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MECHANICS LIENS.
Manhattan.

MAIDEN LANE. 5l-53-Jacob Minsky agt
6l-63 Maiden Lane Co, Inc: Samuel p
Tull ct al, owners and contractors. 1880
ST. I E. md 10 r seth st-St Louis
Flreproof Door Co aet Naols co. owner;
Improvement co Of New Yerk. Inc. lessee
and. contra ctor ..f,03T so
AIT Chandra Chakrabcrty, owner and
, egnIr"c,"r .''n'';. ~.
Norman Real Estate Corp, owner. stan
hauser e. I.edJy. agents SOL, 90
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FURNITURE FIRM on B'wAY.

NJ. Rosenthal Company has leased to
Charles y. Nathan. offce furniture deal
er. the store. basement. frst and Sec
ond lofts, consisting of 10000 square
feet Of space at $50 m 452 Broadway.
for q long term OF years at an agsre-
gate rental OF $1,000 The building
Is directly opposite the new home OF the
Globe Wernicke Company. The lessecs
are now on Worth street.
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BRONX THEATRE SITE.

sydney s. Cohen has leased from SOM
Brothers for twenty-one years the vacant
plot on the west side of prospect avenue
23l feet south Of Home street -oNtif'
with n plot IN me rear. i.oN
,-b The Mot Is to be used for amuse-
ment purposes.
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LIS PENDENk.
Manhattan.

LEXINGTON Az, CI5-Thomas Noon agt
Ellen Noon faction to discontinue owner
ship atty. j e Oldmixon.
40TH ST. 1+s W-Joscph Klein agt Annie
Evans ct al faction to f"reclose me-
chanic's iienl atty, = Heliinger.
l25TH ST. 3 T-33D u, = actions william
Hughes agt saul Federman IT al fore
closure Of two mortgages attys. Frank
enheimer n GutmRn,
MOTT ST, 35-3T--Joseph X Salop agt John
III Naughton ct al faction to foreclose
li-n) atty. : = Marcus.
9TH st Rubin .aet Michael
Kramer ct al foreclosure OF mortgsge);
G8TH ST, = :. 80 e Cd av. a5xIOO-Mnria
Provisioning ct al agt Frederick Focr-
sterling ct al foreclosure OF mortgages.
atty. s Seiderman.
BrOnx.
RIVER Az, =. eG3 n 4 of lstth At. 75x
l~OO-Amiron supply 90 agt Faiella ronst
Corpn ct al faction TO forcclose mo
chanic's LEM: atty, ~ Golluhier.
BRYANT AF. lO@s-lO9o- Amiron supply
Go agt Washington Place Bids Co. Inc.
ct al faction to foreclose mocha ME
Hem atty. N Golluhier,
PROSPECT Az. 9ll-Abraham Dorb 81 al
agt John Mangini ct nj foreclosure Of
mortgag.). atty. II Gottlieb.
FREMONT ROAD, - .. between Williams
and Robins avs, tknown ~ lot zee. map
81 Fremont Terrace. 2<th wArd) -Nassa u
Beekman Investing Co. Inc. ast Emile
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Rinbauld ct al faction to foreciose trans
O'Neill.
"a. SALE Av. running through to 50 At
lknown as lot 81. map Of property of
william Wallace. gath ward)-Nassau
Beekman Investing Co. Inc, agt John
Dolan ct al faction TO foreclose transfer
Of tax llen): attys. Cans. Davis & O'Neill.
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PIECES OFT NEWARK PLOT.

A'telbaum & A%pfelbaum. have sold
Ior ths United Merchants Realty Cor.
pogation l42-l44 Plain street. Newark,
~ j., a plot 5oxi00. to Mrs. E. McK!n-
hey. This property abuts Mrs. McKin-
aeys property IN Central avenue. An
spton bile showroom and garage will
" erected or one combined site.
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Amateur Nv AMI halt casters 90 'ut.rnn-
,!onal rcnown ~, o." sen 81 t''n A. 'h'
annual tournament 81 The Na'ionli A..o
citation Of S,ieu'iNs Nug.uE cubs. Wut,a
will hc CnrIuc'cl N N"W irk hHEIi uluS toe
morrow bv thu N-NtrN litlt ana RS Cts'
rc tlsh In connection WITH tho ..1th lu-
uiN'I,ary celebration If she New Jers
metropolis In thu List 81 entrants 1rU a'
least three former al. arusu! nttiuua
champions ~ recent years.
50 far a~ Tho Eis' Is concerned. Nh
burden OF competition vii! fil' on IL
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ROckAwAy APARTMENT TRADE

The Rockaway Park Realty Company
has sold { r William A. Cotton an apart
ttnt house with store on plot 30xi22.
on Washington avenue, Rockaway Park.
10 MANUEL Aronson, who has given In
s.Sehanse eight lots on Lincoln avenue.
RQeAaway Park.
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0vERTURNING MOTOR KILLS 8.
Three Also Injured when Machine
Runs Oh bridge.

owrSGsviLLE. KY. Aug. 2I.-Three
persons we're killed md three badly hurt
when an automobile In which they were
riding ran of a bridge which spans a
small creek here to-day. turning over
dead are:
william Ruggles. John Pennington and
Miss Laura Rainey. all Of this city.
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WEAkElSh ~1""scl's Launches, Including
"e"sNs sSss Eutl" anil shiimr s. week
days. - SUNDAYS. f.r frIr T,i ~ tanHrsi".
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ere THE NEW HOUSES AT
Kew Gardens
ISLAND REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

CIRCUMSTANCES demand mo to dis
pose OF my handsome 6 room cottage with
large garden plot fronting on trolley. J
blocks from station. near schools. churches
and stores: boating. bathing and fishing:
seven minutes to water. price. t.,13), viii
take small amount down and very easy
monthly payments or mortgage can be ar
ranged. MRS. &. PATON. 1905 Fla;bush
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BANK RENTS

The Chatham q Phenix National Bank
has leased the corner store and base
ment at S73 and SIS Broadway, north
west corner f .ghteenth street. formerly
occupied by Aitken. Son & Co. and Van
tine 4 60. Tho lease Ii for a long term
Of years. The corner IL to he used as
an uptown branch. Carstein 4 Linne-
kin negotiated the lease.
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III lu1lr IBn.-. HAS. Bass! Tvs Whi'.'s
hIlhN Ilu Dock. Wreck Lead EVERY
DAY ENC. MOS. Fare !l.JO.
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NEw YORK REAL. ESTATE ron SALE.

O ~sALE-Factory. 20, 900 square feet
roor space. water and steam power. electric
lights. steam heat. s%prinkiinG system. To-
Gated on Leh'Th Valley Railroad. suitable
for manufacturing almost any line. For
Elmira, y y.
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Midsummer nj Wreck Lead.

~ the SutD.s fuI'. all the fshiug boats
carr. ing lIare croWi AMI generally bring
Ing ia good cacth"s Of bass. b.acknsh ami
ppfgics.
Du Su1dN last The Bosahe'l brought IN
sotue good bag. ~ TIA" above fish. while
tho A."rt on which boat tho writer wns
a pHsseuger. had very good fortune. some
very fr~ mes~'r Of bass being taken, the
bass }. ing largely purple humphacks.
Even the writer got eight Of the big on~,
90 say nothing of Ing. blackAsh and a few
porries
The pool was taken by "A well known
contributor to this column with a bass OF
ahau; az pounds, which FISH was one OF
three hump'a Is taken all AZ "a clip"
Cap'ains LAY and Tom 'arman are ideal
rshIng shippers. as all who knew them can
TESTIFY.
Then hero is Jones Inlet-r"ing through
fEpr, V.'h 'hp breakers "umhiug over tho
stu@l1-s In fDimiug spray, the hue ocean
DrHYfI 4. 'le green marshes str"'a hing AVA
'-IH 4rI. 'h" setting suu throwing is gold
fttr a.. oh. bows, We ought to Ice COR
ttr'rl. and | Nr. love most Of She rrtit axe.
Tho BrouN Fishing cub wis wel. 20 the
r.'' "a making records, Tom EIrktri'
ant !us s,u Mike having n hagfu'. while
JOAN Howe the secretary Z the '..h. Nh'
equally fortunate, AMI -, on quit" a ltts
ARTHUR TIOE<TDN.
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President Iron Steamboat &
II Rl,'erV place. Aug. ~


There we've n"Ne- 20 many pr'''o r~li'c
in the history Of ttuHr>ie O.. 'l' Iu0"v"'
who fshed last sunday sill Fr'd It''g
YESTERDAY. In fHct. they Coull ~ a. h.h
there were 50 many. The o,'ch,s range
from 4 to Al McahNSh t. "A bI4E''
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tTTIR>nON II~UI>',. Leo T.. ".
AMERICA .,a, ia. i,7

POST go FisirN, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Cnrnecting linls IcaI,' ar 90, inr r ~
MAJ l. NEl&GER. g.; G'li - h|sopNIyu
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SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.


18th ST. 40 w-Adolph Weber agt Kouf-
man et al, March ~. $50 10
18TH ST. so w-Jacob Victor agt Mary J
SANFORD OF al, Aug 3. gl6........Sj6 As
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ehamrnrk I've bum" : b.t. '. i'''.
N'dIh'uIh lailS. \ - S4ain a N
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RESULTS AT AUCTION.
lat s2os THIRD AVENUE
nv Charlaa A. RerFian,

ly Cnaries ~ ps'''e"
HONEYWELL Az. 20is. -. i20 s i7sth
al, ISxli2.S, : sly fr dwlg and and :
styr fr rear sta ble-Samuel Freedman sgt
Danl Gibbons o. 81: due es.%s2 o.; taxes.
etc, Nss: prior m"'e S"'"ee' "a: az
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attic or NJ practice a.
ds the NIL l.'s, having 's-
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Jim Jordan and Ills Cotton Thread.

",;rt ANYTHING asked James j Jordan
%! -" cotton Three FISHING C.uh Of
Amor. IT, D." wen hv several boats wcnk-
9.tIrg al BACK Wal. Jamaica Bay, last
FflItv.
N.. huf va have prospects replied on
u ~" Mon t3rrirg hi weIkfsh hhc.
"Nuu go Hut hing continued tho man.
$780,. but Walt uu'll | one back rerllrt
Jordan ts b" continued C.ose toward a
IstIn that runs iuip Back Wal.
II put out his cotton thread zig ozark
q. y. r. cotton No. -. the off,ial line OF
the cubi ana got "a strike three minutes
after Tho line vent over.
Cu-ofl'y. WIN scientific precision. h.
paved l- fish. and finally. when he tired
% car. brought II gently To 'he landing
a'' a:i ..i.,i .n'o the boat a striped bass
vLll. .t'-~ p.a,"l upon the scales.
w,'su.l r.Iuls iui4 ounces.
d." put hi- toxic a"nr. and started back.
"t.,f o. .'h.rp7" asked the man at IN.
Rtk ~ 'i" Zen minutes earlier said
ha ui 3. -re, ,,.,,ar n, ,.
striped l,ss. IuI I've got enough for one
Tl.- V"sk'sh,fman Is Sill wondering
Nus lt A.IIrIt..
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Bronx.

18TH ST. 40 E-Kentnn CONSTR co ct u
to Victor r. chaher'. Ocean township.
J atty, e III friedrich. 81 Nassau ST. I
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BOROUGH or BROOKLYN-FOR SALE.

ONE-FAAIILN HOUSES. detached. s,rasc.
nine rooms. bath. showers. ~clsTtric lights. va
cuum cleaners. steam, parqucfry. $3.50. $3.50
cash. SIS monthly and interest BUILDERS.
1870 75th ST. Take West End subway. Munich
pal I,ldg to 17th -
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pr ~, El'lar recently the sea 'as- a.
S,tlrlLht v,', 80. coming up ftst tuul1h
for cap. G,s l;tI, ~ v" moved hn.f q
!r''n '.r.- uu'i o. th' NW England
.tuks every one g1t hUwiuhrk sea h'-s
JbE BAlttpNS.
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Mr.. ~s.oddart's article in sundays issi"
go Bank Fishing Seeing New N'th
was perused with much interest. However
I was considerably SURPRISED - ."" -.
shamrock and Evelyn featured I'm same
Immediately after safety first, take No
chances, because their Skipper az. utNt
gators whose certificates entlt.. Them t.
take an ocean greyhound. a 'r'Ish'"r ~ o
fishing steamer any Ia the seven
seas
You might have also 'aclu'cl tho can"
cot he tu.e she Is "w!retsSs ,GG'rp d.
and numerous motor boats without .t'HNa'
equipment because they A." .'"',d'~ ~
themss yes" and then slightly 'u"rf'ou"d
that another steamer Con~s'rur'el through
out OF iron aud steel. ~ "lI gross tons,
with over 10 1000 squRr@ foot - d." X space.
fifteen watertight compartments. steam
Steering gear and carving IN" SAM ~"
boat equipment. Sc. a. cleaners 90 IN"
Old Dominion. clyde and Mallory lines Pee
spec.ivrly. which opera'e on fixed cast
Wise routes day and nieht. has ',ke0 over
rT.OU0 passengers TO the fishing banks IN
thirteen years without the los = a ing"
ne, nor has there ever been ans 'NiIr. %
the st"amer witch has required th"
launching OF a .f-bHu' or lif" "L''
FRED \ BISHOP.
President Iron S.tamb'a; 20,
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Good Wenknshinv nj pitwnoI '.cn"h.

EOOd WenkH>hInV nj iEWnn 'rn"h,
y shark Weighing zoo p .uuls & fcrt :
Inches in length. was .iiheu recently b" j
kinhock at Far God Beach. S'at,u Island.
This is the thiri large ~ lrk tHh,u this
season 10y the Sam" UuEl. r..
Despite the nr"s,uI. ,ut .h''k' th'r" l.
.,vc, Ii'nt. w,akGshing ia this s,,.ou Of
Staten Island.
THE MAN WITH THE LEATHER
PANTS
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g. =. Spa's Of 40 Fulton street. Brook
Ign. f. quite proud OF his son Dan, I years
Old, who, one dag last week, ang ing with
lis daddy. hooked three veakftsh Weighing
between IL and 2ie pounds each one luke
~ . pounds ana q striped bass. blind IN
~tuurso," said NJ fa'h'r yesterday. IN
speaking - ~" catch. Dan lid not really
and the fsh. H. was not strong enough
20 ,oei Thorn IN. | an that TO- him, but
h. ALWAYS know when he had II strike. lie
lAndea TIA" striped bass ON shrimp bait,
which j. UNUSUAL 30 say the least.
" were r-hing In Island thUnnel or
Jamaica BAY With johnny .Noirh', n. ca
nt-ir guiJ" Wfh a.. was II liSou - -
Fulton street. Bropkly n. and Jas; Spti- OF
1915 Fir.. avenue. Manhattan All Of th'm
know thr' striped bass would 'tke blood
worm. 'full'E. lHf hey were sIrprI..l -
Think TINT q S.'ip'd bass could 10" taken
s'li fishing on sAiimp. our total eaten
vaS o. ""ttn,h and the fake and striped
~ .-AA.- l.. Inn
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TRANSACTIONS RECORDED.
TRANSFERS..

with name ana address Of lender and
attorney. II attorneys name Is omitted
address party of the first part)
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East Of Fifth avenue. between Fourteenth
and 10Th streets |

5bTH ST. n =. i226 W Lexington av. 1s.ex
100.5-Henry Il Barnes ct a. to II u
barnes Real Estate Corpn. SO william ut.
May 2. mtg S23.000; attys, Dixon 4
Holmes. 80 Liberty
LEXINGTON AV. W .. sos = seth ri, 19x
W-Bertha Tim to Louis Tim, 10 W 18th
st Aug 81; atty, ID Tin, 500 Bway. 800
10TH ST, rs Il, n ., $50 Q 9TH av. 25xi00, IL
Arthur q Muhlkcr TO Johanna Muhl-
ker. 3t5 18th av. Mount Vernon. y Y.
Sept IS. 1918: attys. Theall 4 Il. IS
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william Scheer OF . West Forty-iiih
street, who IL one Of the pioneer tuna h.h-
ermen OF New York. fought :, tuna i4r
three hours on Wednesday on. SCahrlght
and finally lost the fish when the harb On
the hook broke,
MIR. scheer was angling with william !;
Blur of southern Boulevard and I."th
street. who Is Of the firm belief Sat hsh-
ing tackle. rod. reel or linen line does nov
exist that could hold such n tuna OF thc
size MIR. Scheer booked a. Scabright anu
which towed the boat ten miles out OF
sight OF land before 1t finally got "whH.
MIR. Blur holds to this view, No matter
what the opinions may be OF members or
the Tuna Club, who seek the tuna Ia the
placid waters Of the Santa Catalina Island
channels.
Mr.. schecr discovered that tuna were
taking the bait when he lost his tackle
cumming for bluohsh Oh Monday. He re-
turned to the sam" waters on "Wednesday.
and Instead of using his usual 40 Do
%euttyhunk linen limo provided himself win
a steel wire cable Of the same size, placing
500 feet OF 1t on the best reel he couid
purchase.
He was angling near the Seabrifht hsh-
ermen when "a tuna, estimated by the hsn-
ermen to weigh 500 pounds. took hold, It
was a give and take battle when itnally
the fish got away In the manner men
TONED,
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You never can tell in advance what VIII
happen when on - fishing trip For. me
truth Of this statement ask J'-cPh cav
thorn. Van Camper ilelaer o. Nil.Htu
Richmond. members OF the A-hury PHrh
Fishing club.
Capt. william Thompson's boat - catch
tuna: rspor,sd by Inc n,i'I.9 n'h nn h.
day before. In proof 81 their as 'ti"n IN"
fishermen showed tv.rA smnN tuna aul
told Of losing many rigs, which the sharp
teeth 81 the tuna cut on
might be. hut instead tho anglers ran into
a school Of porpoi-es. whI,n lealeA ami
jumped all about tn" boat,
1T IL a graceful leap that tho pnrpols"
liner" said one " the men y's'crinN
but viewed yards away som 4 sinai. boat
there IL llt''" room FOR pns Tea 'guhghtN
You never can tell when tn ~ might mis-
At any rate capt. Thorn s1n decided 10
porpc!sos leap.
The neN, stop was at the outer ihiicc.,
halted AMI cast OF when q Whale. e.ti.
mated TO 30 sixty feet In length. 'am" gu
~ the water Ike a noun. an n Nor" 'hIn
100 feet away. Ashury Park flsh'ns Gun
for. fear the whale might mo q mistake
and take the bait the captaN s:e"r"d IN
the direction that the whale was not
going In.
Alter =, airing IN. whae desceniGa
of the boat, op,-'!ng. Capt. Thompson
kept on his course.
The men cam" IN w!thou: the whale,
any porpoit" " tuna.
rr-t bonito % the Ashury PARK Fishing
club season. for which he will receive %
prize.
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IDEAL HOME

IDEAL HOME.
OF Q rooms and bath; near the Sound sewer.
water. gas. electricity. hot water heat. 20
minutes to 33i st. and eth ave. restricted
locality; privilege Of private bathing beach
deep water anchorage: perfect title. $500
cash, balance easy NJ. STE
Pul;NSON. @+3 W. 3ith 81.
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Where Bait Can Be Had

+ n Tr,Jnc. 1a.r''r '-l So ".'.r. '.n
A. III 'u Got "l-j, wv SiN r.I If. go
. If i..i.os and aidl,,,'s "a d'It.s Nti
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DOROTHY WHITE HOSTESS
AT PARTY.

Dorothy White, the pretty little
seven year old daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. James White, entertained num-
Der of her young friends in honor
of her birthday, at the home of her
parents on West Garden street. Pink
and white were the colors chosen for
this happy afternoon party, the din
ingroom being especially lovely in its
decorations of hydrangeas and ferns.
The table was conferred with great
white wedding cake, and at either
end were baskets of the pink and
white hydrangeas, and at the place
of each little guest pink baskets held
white and pink candies, the cream and
cakes also carrying out the color
tones.
In the contest in which the boys
and girls pinned stars upon the
American flag, Merle Condor won
first prize for the girls and Marco
White for the boys. The guests for
the afternoon were: Mary Marquaret
Msloney, SheIbia White, Muriel Con-
don, Catherine Daniels, Lillian Mas
sci, Eunice Massey, Mary Elizabeth
Fox, Alma Epples, Abbie Johnson,
Elizabeth Golay, Catherine Concan-
non, Ruth Brown, Thelma Hensen, of
Jacksonville, Mercedes Sirra, Rose
Emily Wilkins, Adelaide Robinson,
Ethel Commpns, Florida Jadrivic,
Alceryon Condor, Louise Berlin, Syl-
via White, Dorothy White, John
Murich, Melvin Berlin, John Massey
Flournoy Voegtel, George Mccain
George Hall, Charles Frederickson
Francis O'Connor, Marco White, Ed
ward T. White, Jr., Alphonse Con.
| don.
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Mr.. Lowell Hobart and Mr.. Province

Mr.. Lowell Hobart and Mr.. Province
Pogue.
The bride, who is very pretty and
who was to have made her debut the
coming winter had not cupid inter-
fered, wore a wedding gown that
graced the marriage of her grand
mother, Mrs. G. A. Schlens, of Balti-
more.
1t was fashioned almost exactly as
is the smart mode nova short, full
skirt of moire antique, such as is no
longer made, with loop-like effect,
the bodice decorated en- fichu, enrich
ed with beautiful Duchess lace, elab-
crate with rosepoint medalions.
Her veil formed a train, the chap
let that bound it to her pretty hair
being of orange blossoms. She car
ried a shower bouquet of pale violet
orchids and lilies of the valley.
= A reception at the home of the
brides parents followed the cere-
mony, arrangements being made to
receive the guests both in and out of
doors"
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BROWN-KNABE WEDDING
OF INTEREST HERE.

The following account of the mar
riage of Mr.. Samuel Kennedy
Brown, to Miss Nellie Knabe, win be
read with interest here:
The Sunday issue of the Cincs1-
natl Enquirer gave the following ac-
count of the wedding:
"Miss Nellie Knabe's marriage to
Mr.. Samuel Kennedy Brown of Ger
mantown, Ohio, at Calvary church,
Clifton, was another wedding of
Wednesday that interested. many
friends, its details being elaborate
and effective. The bride is the only
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest j.
Knabe, who came here from Balti-
more few years ago, and ever since
they have occupied Mrs. Dummies
charming and spacious place, at the
corner of Lafayette and Clifton ave-
nues, Clifton.
The rector of the parish, Rev. Mr..
Flinchbaugh, officiated.
Miss Frances Pogue was the mEln
of honor, and the bridesmaids in
cluded a sister of the groom, Miss
Mildred Brown, of Germantown;
Miss Louise Trevor and Miss Doro-
thy Barrett.
The maid of honor wore a pale silk
frock decorated with pink pearls, the
overdress hoped a bit, and the Doo-
ice of delicate lace. Her picture hat
was also of pink, and she carried l
shower of pink roses and lavender
sweet. peas.
The maids were gowned alike in
rosy toilets of pink taffeta, the over
skirt hoped about the hips. Their
big hats were of pink tulle, and they
carried big baskets of blue cornflow-
ers, lilac sweet peas and the tiny
sweetheart" rosebuds.
The best man was Mr.. Jefferson
Patterson, Of Dayton, a classmate OF
the groom at Yale, both having been
i graduated in 1913.
The ushers included another class
mate, Mr.. Geexgs GhaRcEs of Detxoiti
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SOCIETY SUFFERS FROM
STORM.

There has been practically no en-
pertaining during the week, the storm
of Wednesday, which cut Pensacola
off from the outside world having
put stop to gayeties, for the time
being.
With the number of people who
have already gone north, and the ces-
sation from formal entertaining, the
world of society has been full
indeed, and little has transpired
which the society editor may chroni-
Gle. The tnxiety concerning Mobile
and Other Gulf cities, where nearly
everyone in Pensacola has friends
has cast gloom over the city, and
social affairs will hardly resume the
normal tone until more definite in.
formation has been received concern
ing the outside world.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-07-09
AN OPEN LETTER.

whether there is a war IN Europe
or not, or what the Meixcans are do
ing, or anything. We have been shut
off from the world now since We'd
nesday.
l always have wanted to earn my
own living. It must be exciting to
live in hall bedroom and cook things
over the gas jet, like they do in the
moving pictures.
I have had a wireless from Dad, and
just as soon as he gets home I am
going to see something of the seamy
side of life. am sure it must be fun.
Ny dear. It was not true at all
He hasn't any idea of being engaged.
He came last night, and he proposed
to me, and accepted him. It's his
brother who is engaged. They are
twins. Though don't see how there
can be two such goodlooking men in
the world.
He says he is crazy about me be-
cause am so dnterent from him.
self. He likes all my nonsense, and
the way I do my hair and even the
little bit of rouge that l put on my
face. He says it is bad enough for
men to have to lead such serious
lives and that never, never shall /
work for my living, or go to the polls
to vote. He says he thinks it is
perfectly all right for others, but not
for me.
am so glad have always been
such silly kind of person. And most
of all, l am glad of the storm that
smashed the automobile, and the
heart of James, the chauffeur.
Your loving,
Nan.