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New-York tribune., 1916-07-28
Shibbing Information and
Marine NeWS Of the WOrld

and Boston ~, 70 Houlder. Weir a Boyd' wiz"
mise Bar al 10 20 m. =, an
Moorrmac. Portland Ms. ounsnane Wv
. =. ,,,s p.,
De Soto. Ton,bcrg July IL. to Warden. ~"
GREGORY fBr). Para and Bmbsdos, TO Booth 90.
with nye passengers. malls snd mds'' Sa""' '''
yalerfa CBr) Liverpool July is, To tho Cunsrh ~
Co with malls and mdse sandy Hook al ~ p H.
Dorothy. Boca Grande. Quarantine AZ 80 5n,, ~,
Mayaro (Brl. Port Spain. 10 the lrinlda,n y, q Snip y,
ping and Trading Go. with mise. sahuS "oON ~
Afghan Prince tBr). Durham Iuno 3 East Hnaon nion
G Port Elizabeth = and Cape Town -. va boslo"
July 22 TO Paul Gerhard Co. with passe"
gers and mdse. Bar 9.l5 N M, ,,,,.
Paris DAM Marlel. Cuba. July 2l. TO Wes' i"'ns
SIS Co. with copper ore. Bar ~ NJ cr,p.,,,n ~
Times tNor). cardenss July 10 ana Cainaeh tis, a.,
10 American and Cuban So Line With sugar Oar
s,ephano (Br). st Johns. y F. July e and
Uaiifar y S 23 10 Bownng 90. with III PAS
senecrs and mise. Bar q y 50 m o,s no.
rninion IS Co. with passengers and mdse. quar- @'-'
oristano Br). Cardiff July Il. to Turne''. Witty
Brilliant, boston. to Standard transportation Co.
Quar- 3.2I m. o.rrn
Levi, Thurlow Banes; Esperanza Hayana'
1Norl jamaica Asiers. Houston AntiliA na'ana ns1
FrsncisSo 1Brl. HUI: Corozsl, Puerto Mexico
oiInda fCuban) Nuoyltas: Apache. Chsrleston ana
JargSOnville. Port Nicholson lBrl. AUCKLAND Sss.
vsI fTrl Grenada: Lady o, Gas2e tBrJ' Denoai
Paynee Philadelphia. II Norte, Ga'es,on' tng, G.Seg
Joseph Cuneo lNor). Poft Ahtonio' SA'N'AA'
New-York tribune., 1916-07-28

from the Weather Bureau shows tho changes IN mo
teperaure for the last twenty four hours. IN com
psrison with the corresponding date 6 last year
New-York tribune., 1916-07-28
GERMAN WORKMEN
WARNED NOT TO STRIKE
Socialist Party and Labor Unions
in Manifesto Denounce Scheme.

Berlin. July 27.--The manifesto to
the working classes issued by the So
cialist executive committee and the
General Commission Of Labor Unions
appealing against the general strike
which the leaders of the Liebknecht
branch Of the Socialists are endeavor-
ing to organize reads In part as fol-
lows:
"An attempt is being made through
ANONYMOUS leaflets which have been
circulating for several months among
members Of the party and OF unions
TO SOW hatred and distrust against the
Deputies chosen by the workmen them
selves. The charge launched against
these men, who for years have stood
at the head of the organization OF Ger
man labor classes, is that they are sac
rifcing Socialist principles, have DIS
regarded decisions of the German So
cialist party convention and interna--
tional congresses, have perpetrated
party treason, etc.
"Such insinuations and abuse could
be disregarded if labor simultaneously
was not instigated TO ill-advised pro-
ceedings and an unscrupulous propa-
gandum conducted for strikes and mass
actions for which the unions and the
Socialist party must disclaim all re.
sponsiblity Whittier must 1t lead II
labor undertakes action which is or
ganized by irresponsible individuals on
their own account and without proper
purpose? The consequences must be
borne by the individual participants,
and neither party nor unions can grant
strike relief.
Eve therefore consider it our duty
10 warn labor against the machina-
tions of apostles of protest and gen,
eral strike working in darkness and
anonymity"
New-York tribune., 1916-07-28
sATTRDAY. WLY Bel.
ARRIVED.

Kuensa (Brl. La Palics July l5 via Hampton
Roads q. 70 Fumess. Witty * Co. Bar at .
m. 18th.
Monmouth (Brl. Bordeaux July II via Cape
Henry &c. 70 Funess. Witty Go. Bar at N.
Medar Dutch. Sourabaya May I. MaessM Is.
samarang l6 Batavia II. Padang June !. Durham
81 Cape Town u and Barbados July 10. TO Punch.
Edye & Co. with four passengers and mdse. Bar at
Antilles New Orleans July %. to the Southern
Pacific Co. with passengers and mdse Quarantine
AZ IS
Gryfe,ale iBr) Cardiff July l3. to Norton. Lilly
4 Co. Bar a. . m.
Resale Mahony. Fron,ers July Is. TO the Marden.
Orth A Hastings Co. with logwocd Bar at a N.
Franklyn tBrl. Norfolk July 25, 10 Furess, Witty
& Co. with mdse IN transit. Quarantine at 6.5s
Adriatlc tBr). Liserpool July 10. to the White
Star Line. with passengers. mails ard mdse. Bar
az 905 y m.
santa Marta Carsgena July Is. Porto Colombia
Is. Santa MARIA 10. Crsto5A 20 and Kingston q.
TO the United Fruit CO. with ~ passengers. mails
and mdse Bar al 20 a m.
Van der Duyn Dutch. Tanamo de Cuba and
Cananova Juy 23 to the Atlantic Fruit Co. with
fruit Bar at 80 n.
Nlundale Csibahen July IL, Cardenss is. sasus
IS and Matanzas p. 10 the Munson SIS Line with
rndse Bar al 30 N.
Sabine. Mobile July 2l and Brunswick "a. TO tho
Mallory IS Co. with passengers and mdse. QuaTan-
tine at 10 % a m.
Aspinet lBrl. Calcutta May Is. Colombo 81,
Durham June H. Cape Town 10. Barbados July u
New-York tribune., 1916-07-28
u. S. BUSINESS SOLIDLY
BACK OF PREPAREDNESS
Industrial Resources Modified
for Defence.

The vast industrial inventory con-
Quoted throughout the nation by the
Committee on Industrial Preparedness
of the Naval Consulting Board Of the
United States has passed its first
stage, writes W. S. Clifford in "Les-
lies" The returns now coming in col
lected by many thousand highly edu-
Gated engineers and chemists-men
whose services could not be bought
establish a new and more intelligent
understanding between business men
in this country and their government.
This work 70 mobilize for the nation
81 defence the real industrial re-
sources of the nation is already a sue
cess.
The returns show an almost unani-
nous desire on the part of business
men TO support the work Of the com
mttee and disclose how industries
could adjust themselves TO the needs
of conflict.
A large capacity sashchain maker,
for example, believed he could with liz
tie difficulty produce cartridge clips for
rifles and machine guns, and a manu-
facturer Of threshing machinery was
sure he could make 600 siX-inch shells
a day. A maker Of underwear declared
he could turn out bandages and other
knit goods f>r the army and navy and
Red Cross ervices, button maker
thought his machines could be used for
small munitions work, and o company
manufacturing drugs stated that I
could turn a considerable portion of its
product into an adjunct for making cor
Gite for shells.
One well-known foundry said it was
well equipped TO turn out tools and ma
chinery for small arms and smmuni-
tion, a maker of betting even suggested
that he could produce webbing with
which TO fasten equipment on soldiers,
and a famous producer of condensed
milk thought he could be of use to his
in time of war
New-York tribune., 1916-07-28
rFron The Tribune Bureaul
Washington. July ~.


ARMY
Can't. JAMES 8 PARKER 4th Cav. 10 Eagle
Pass Tex ,or examination FOR trAsfer 70 r A
Capt JOHN Z. W. COREY. lst y. A. transferred
Leaves Of absence for two months on arrival in L.
s granted First 1t BEVERLEY c DUNN.
G9gs q Ems, and MAJ GEORGE T. PAT
MAJ HENRY l. KINNIsoN. O. NJ c. from de-
tail IN that corps assigned 5ith Inf
Resignation Second Il. WILLIAM F. PARKS "a
Capt BTNJAMIY r SIMMONS. Int. now in
Washington. 70 Douglas; Arz.. and report TO
Resignation o. Capt GEORGE ". GILMORE. "a
Inf. Ala n G, pT p1TeeeJpEls4di eJpEl4di,>.rr, -, D., 90.
18th Inf in south Dept, Aus /.
CaptS HARRY b. JORDAN and GILBERT Il.
STEWART. Ord Dept detailed ma.ors In Ord.
Fist t'' It, GUY z. MANNING. retired assigned
active duty and detailed act Q. NJ. TO Co
Resiglatiols Of Capt LUCIUs B. BARTON lst
CREAsE. q Inf. Ala. \; 6. accepted
ments Indicated ana will remain on duty with
regiments with which serving until further
isIs iqs'' Ca, w with ioS cayJ capt GTY cUsH,
MAN 18Th Cav. with llth Cav: Capt Al
EEEY Eap slRW4S sfE!TSoFr ta sfh f n a c 5'h c1y
ION cav Capt THE0 TAILOR i,h .,S Cav
u, ith Cav: with lSth cayl Second 4
cav: Second It. JOHN Z. LEWIS. 9Th Cav.
with 10Th cav; Second 1t JEROME W.
HOVE. 18Th Cav with ION csyl Capt.
Leave of absence Tor one month and 10 DAYS rom
Oct. 10 granted Col. DAVID L. BRAINARD.
Cap, CHAUNCEY r HUMPHREY. 10Th Inf. TO
WAshii stOn. for examination for transfer 70 +. A
Fint L. OLIVER A. DICKINSON. 25th Inf
remain on duty az Tohyhsnna Penn. until such
time necessary 10 proceed % Hawaii on trans
port 20 sal from san. Francisco. Sept. s.
First L. FRANCIS T. PREsTLY. Med Res
Corps. 70 II SAN Houston. and report 20 CON.
gen. South Dept. for assignment TO duty that
dept
Flrst II GEORGE c DUNCAN. Med Res Corps.
when transport Sumner Is PLACED cut Of CON
mission 10 Ft Myer
Second 1t PAUL r. DAWSON. Sd Cav. 70
Eagle Pass. Tex. for examination for transfer
Fist IL STEVENS T HARRIS. SAMUEL T.
MllLARD. JAMES A MATrISON. ARTHUR
= MlDGLY. HARRY c " SCHULTZ DE
BRUN. CHARLES FORD FREDk c. ESsEI'-
BKVFGGE WALTER +. Won ZELINSKI I'LL
LEI lNTEKBERG and THOMAS e. PAULSEN.
Mcd Res. CoIs 90 ft- sam Houston and re
por 20 com gen. South. Dept. fog assignment
10 duty that dept
First II SETH W COOK llth Cav and Second
1t JANIS r. ALFONlL. 'th Inf. 70 Fl. SAN
New-York tribune., 1916-07-28
ARMY AND NAVY ORDERS;
MOVEMENTS OF WARSHIPS

Houston. FOR examination for detail IN aviation
FiTs, 1t Harry Q. FLETCHER Med Res
Leave o. absence one month granted Second It.
p Ben: Benz. c LOCKWOOD. u. 22d IN.
Second u WILLIAM ". DEMPSEY. Int TO
IT Myer for examination for transfer 10 cav ann
NAVY
Ii; A. A. coRwIN. detached winslov to command
L. u c. r. s. FAY. detached navy yard. n. Y:
to Naval Academy. Sept 20.
Il a. O. P ?. MEcLEwSRfo Sfo detached Hsss q com =
1t J G. r, ?. EMERicH. detached o.Bnsn: to
Ems Z; ] o,KEEFE., detached K-4: to Alert
suEs. HARRY SHAW commissioned
Asst surg r. VI. LITTLE NJ r. c.; 10 Nav
Recruiting Station Peoria H.
Pay o,,hs m,p h B p DUBOIS; to navy yard. Puse;
Asst Pay a. II EDDTNs. detached navy yard.
ch B;s'n +. C. MERLiNG detached PaiuIent: to
cG, B.is'n GUSTAV sABEIsTRoM detached Na,,l
~ station kS West . Topeka.
10 Eav yard Boston
ch Bsrn Z, J, NoRcoTTE. detached Melville:
B'is'n G. +. j LABEILE detached Utah: to Pa.
Bs'n JOIN sHoTRoFF. detached receiving ship
Bt;'n h. Z, mGG. detached navy yard. Philadel-
Bulds 10 haFh STATION hey West.
On. Gun. c. H. FOSTER. 10 navy yard Washing
ton.
ch. Gun. ] A MARTIN. detached nav ysr,
washington. oct 10 Arkansas
Ch. Gun. ID. h. YASSIE detached Arkanss. 10
connection rttng out Idaho and duty on board
when commissioned
Ch. Mach DANIEL MUILAN. detached St Louis.
10 home and wait orders.
Oh. Mach GEORGE GROWNEY detached NAVY
yard Marc Island. Aus n 10 Rainbow
Ch. Mach. + q. RANDALL. detached West Viz
giniG 70 home and await orders
On. Mach. = ". COBH, detached naval s,,tion
Honolulu. % West Virginia
Oh. Mach W. X HCHOFlEID. detached Rain
bow. 10 s. Louis. vis transport Of sept, 8
MOVEMENTS
ARRIVED.
July 75-Prehls At GuAymAs
July 26-ArethusA. PennsyiyAnia and Yankton al
Newport. Buffalo. al Mare Island Don Juan fs
AusiriS. al Detroit. Fiusser. Reid and Sterett
Al Hampton Roads MaIoehead. AZ Port Angeles.
Marietta. Al Key West. Syoh. AZ Washington
Memphis Ei Sanchez
July 2i-Bainbrdge. Dale ard Decatur. a. Cavite
SAILED
July 25-Glscier. San Diego for Ia Psz Prcble
la PGz for Cusymas; Raleigh. Cor.ufo f0r Ia Par
July 2s-Flusser Red and Sterctf Nc-fok 'or
Hampton Roads Gloucester rroyincc;osu frr
Vineyard Haven PsiSosco. Newport 10 ses sylph
Washington for c-1lsA
New-York tribune., 1916-07-28
CHINESE LOAN
PUZZLE TO U. 5.
Bankers Willing to Ad-
vance $50, 900, but Cite
Six-Power Agreement.
From The Tribune Bureau

Washington, July 27.-Negotiations
for a loan of S30,O00,00O to the Chi
nese Government by a syndicate Of
American bankers have put the State
Department in a quandary. The origi-
nal application for the loan, 1t de-
veloped to-day, was made TO the State
Department by the new Peking Gov
ernment, which sought by applying to
America, whose interests in the Far
East were known TO be unselfsh, to
keep itself from the control which
ether Powers, especially Russia and
Japan, were anxious TO fasten upon
it.
This loan, which is for the reor-
ganization of Chinese finances, is en-
tirely apart from the S4,OO0,0O0 ar
ranged for through Lee, Higginson g.
Co., Of Boston, announced yesterday
The State Department took the matter
up with bankers in New York, and it
was understood they were willing 10
lend China any sum she might need.
Before doing so, however, 1t was
made plain by the bankers that they
expected the Endorsement of the Amer
lean Government, with the assurance
that the State Department, in case
there were any difficulties in the pay
ment Of the loan, would give them its
full support.
In addition, the bankers made it ap-
parent that they considered themselves
bound under the old Six Power Loan
Agreement, which does not expire until
October, 1917, to invite the coopera-
ton of bankers from the other FIVE
Powers, Germany, France, England,
Russia and Japan Whether the Brit
ish Government would permit its
bankers TO join with German bankers
in such a loan, despite the trading
with the enemy" act, is a question that
has been put up to the State Depart
ment. Thus Secretary Polk is faced
with a double dilemma.
China in turning to the United
States, is again running into the re-
strictions which she sought to avoid,
while the State Department, If Ger
many is eliminated from any loan
agreement, will again be accused of
breaking neutrality and favoring the
Allies.
Until these questions are decided,
bankers asserted to-day, it is doubtful
if China will get the money she des-
perately needs.
New-York tribune., 1916-07-28
HANL0N HEADS HIBERNIANS
Board OF Erin Elects officers at
Bayonne Convention.

The following officers were elected
yesterday by the Ancient Order of
Hibernians. Board of Erin. in conven-
tion at Bayonne, n, j.:
Dennis j. Hanlon. president; Michael
Birmingham, Of Montreal. vice-presi-
dent; John ]. Quinn, Of Pawtucket, R.
l.. secretary: John Devlin. of Phila-
delphia, treasurer. and the Rev. Ed
ward ODonnell, Of Providence, R. L.,
chaplain.
The following directors were elected:
Michael Boyle. Of Bayonne; Bernard
Morgan, of Brooklyn; John McCarren,
of Providence; Dennis A. Scanlon, Of
Boston; John J. lyman. of Montreal;
Anthony Mott Court. of Chicago, and
Thomas II. McLuton.
New-York tribune., 1916-07-28
Scripps-Booth Co. incorporated.

Clarence H. Booth, president of the
ScrippsBooth Company, announced
yesterday the organization under the
laws of the State of New York of the
Scripps-Booth Corporation, with a
capitalization of 10000 shares, no par
value, Of which 25.00O shares are to
be offered for public subscription at
$50 a share. The corporation is a
consolidation Of the Scripps- Booth
Company Of Detroit, manufacturers Of
Scripps- Booth cars. and the Sterling
Motor Company, Of Detroit, manu-
facturers of motors for the trade.
New-York tribune., 1916-07-28
D4AS'Yi' LINE I'M:
(ALBANY DAY LINEO
All Service Daily Except Sunday.

Direct Rail Connections 10 all points IN
the Catskills. Saratoga, the AdirondacKs
the West and North. All through ran
accepted Music. Restaurant.
Steamer Washington Irving" or "Hen-
drick Hudson" leaves Desbrosses ST, s.fo
A. NJ; West 42d St, A. NJ; West i2sth St,
9:2O A. NJ; Yonkers, 9:45 A NJ landing
at West Point, Newburgh, Poughkeepsie'
Kingston Point. catskill. Hudson and Al
bany.
Also Str. "Robert Fulton" leaves Des-
brosses ST. $40 A. NJ. West AID ST. 10 A.
NJ; West i29th St. 20 A. NJ Yonkers.
1880 A. NJ. for Bear Mountain, west
Point. Cornwall. Newburgh and Pousn-
keepsie and return.
Special Trips Every Saturday.
To Kingston Point. Maiden. Catsklli'
Hudson and Albany. leaving Desorosses 81
Yonkers. 1:45 P. VI. Arriving Albany 1904
p NJ.
Information az Desbrosses 81. Pier. Tel
New-York tribune., 1916-07-28
CATSKILL EVENING LINE

Leaves daily except Sunday, foot Of Chris
topher St. 8; w. l2sth st, $50; fonkers'
7 p NJ, for Newburgh, Catskll. Hudson.
Coxsackie. Steamer Clermont will make
additional trip Saturday. July 2s leaving
IT, Christopher St. 1880 p NJ; West l2sth
St, s P " Tickets interchange BILE with
those OF Dav Line. Tel. 1897 Spring.
New-York tribune., 1916-07-28

Highest temperature. s. degrees lat l;'5 p n ;
lowest p degrees tat 5 80 H.. average. ~ deo
srces: for pondins date last year y
degrees average FOR corresponding date last thirty
three years. ~ degrees.
Barometer Readings.
sa m...30ll p m. 300I .. 30 o.
Humidity.
m.. ss 2. M. II p H.. 81
Local Forocat.-GeneTally fair to-day ard TO-
rnorrox: little change IN temperature: gentle 10
moderate shifting winds.
New-York tribune., 1916-07-28
AFTERNOON BOAT

for Bear Mountain. West Point. Newburgh,
Poughkeepsie Kingston and way landings.
leaves Desbrosses St. las p. NJ. West t2d
St. p. NJ; West 12sth St. 22O p. NJ;
Yonkers 2:45 p NJ Daily except sunday
This steamer affords delightful afternoon
outing to Bear Mountain or West Point,
returning on Str. Robert Fulton" arriV-
ing in New York $40 p. ".
New-York tribune., 1916-07-28
FIRE RECORD.

iO.50-iis z lllth st. Bertha Goldberg: slight.
II 25-5i Ludlow e.. owner unknown. slight
7. VI
1850 Chrystie 81. ; joseph De Lora: sight
: 800 " I'D -. Daniel Donnely irinins.
1928 W 55th Al. II B Barnes tricing.
i0-2l3 T. 60th 81. Is. CrNt. timing .
jO-i4th 81 and Broadway. Holbrook. Cabo,
Rollins Corporation trifng
950-lsi W 23lst 81 John Gilbert estate; IN
known.
io.l5-is2O Amsterdam sy Uneeda Storage Ware
house; unknown
New-York tribune., 1916-07-28
HELP WANTED.
Male.
WANTED:

Machinists and moulders. engine
lathe hands, vertical boring mill hands,
planer hands, tool makers, machine
tool repair men Gall around machin.
ists), engine filters and radial drill
press hands, slotter and shaper hands,
machine blacksmiths and tool dressers,
moulders for both light and heavy
work. Best wages, working condi-
tions, high grade work and steady
employment. For particulars inquire
No. 2l2 10th Ave-, N. Y. City,
The Westinghouse Machine Company
New-York tribune., 1916-07-28
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

UNITED staias Coast and Geoietic Survey q.
sun sets .......... III Moon sets ~. nj. o.'o
New-York tribune., 1916-07-28
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS.

Bordeaux July 2i-Camlno New YORK va rAyll,s'' v.
barcelona July 2l-Montsefrat lSpanl: New lof@
Dirkeuhead July 2T-Pythia (Nor), New YORK
Lerwlck. July l9-sark (Norl, New io'A '''
Christania -. y,
Genoa July l5-Ducs dAosta tltall, New io,h
Cadh July &c Lopez Lopez lspah)' New
London. July 2s-Alaunia (Brl. New YORK Via
Plymouth -, A.. VI D.,
Falmouth. July Z6-Haelen tDelg. Ne" i"'" w
cristobal. July 2s-EsseI OBJ. New York Tor Vel Vel
Ilugtou: 2T Aimrante. Carasena Tor Ne" IoIA
osnI proceeded5 Zacapa. New York for Kings
ton: Alliance. New York. Walton Hal lBrI' Ne"
York Tor Iyttelton. Ecuador. New YORK -
Falmouth. July 27-NoordAm Dutch from Rot
terdaml. New York.
SAILED.
Gibraltar July is-Taormina tIts) from 1enos''
N.ples July 2l-Neroedsl tNor). New YORK.
santos July 26-Tokio Maru lJapl. New toTs'
Iiyerpool July 26-Cednc (Br), New YORK -.
Ieryick July 23-Drammensfiord lNorl, New iofN
Penuth July 2T-Aril tBr), New YORK
New-York tribune., 1916-07-28
LONG ISLAND.
COUNTRY PROPERTY.
COUNTRY BOARD.

MOUNTAIN BREEZEs. always cool. Nv. .,.,Ss
above sea level easily reached. it0 sefe sssst
farm products fruit trees, berries. oees tes1;
lS7 miles from New York CiU. rates - -
Write High Farm. Reseoe. sullivan e's-"
loTk II
New-York tribune., 1916-07-28

Leave Pier IS. North River. foot Of Mur.
ray ST.. New York, Week Days and Sundays
at 800 p. VI. Due Boston 73o A. VI. Sane
service returning.
Ticket, ard ,nror,nGtior at Per, also ct
Tourist ard NctG York TrGHsIer Co. OHees.
Tickets All Points. Ba1gd0. Checked TA,A
New-York tribune., 1916-07-28
WANTED.

wASTTD-An engineers transit. preferably light
one must have spirit level. stadia hairs. compass
vertical art shifting cenue. state make. condition
Aad price. 5. l., z. Tribune ofnea
New-York tribune., 1916-07-28
THE WEATHER REPORT
Record for the Last Twenty-four
Hours and Official Forecasts.

Washington. July 27--wsrm weather CONTINUES
east Of the Rocly Mountains except In the 'outa
Atlantic and east Gulf states. and the lns OF "
degrees extended east into Pennsylvania. MaoIhd
and the District Of Columbis. Temperatures ap-
prorimsting 100 degrees prevailed throughout me
Ohio and middle Mississippi valleys and tbs south
upper lake region and also In South DAKOTA. ana
the temperature OF l02 degrees at Grand RAPIDS
Mich. was the highest recorded temperature al tnst
station West 0, the Rocky Mountains temperaiuns
are below the seasonal average. as rule Win
general thunder showers In Utah. western too,auo
and Northern New Mexico, and rains IN Wesein
Washington. There we're also sho"eIsi in.,,y 80
thunder, IN the east Gull and Atltnuc states Ahl
locally in Eastern Tennessee. the Ohio Valley ana
the north upper lake region In the plans Haes
and In the Missouri and Mississippi valleys me
weather fair. -.
eastern New England and Friday and Saturday IN
the south portions OF the south Atlantic ana eAt M
GuR districts. the weather win be generally ish
Fridav and Saturday east OF tho Mississippi River.
with continued high temperatures from me ONO
Valley and lake region eAstH ard except IN northern
and Eastern New England ~
Winds for Friday and SATURDAY. North Atlantic.
middle Atlanfic-NloderGie. variable winds and IN
settled weather: south Atlantic moderate mostly
south showers east Gulf. moderate variable thun-
der showers west Gulf. gentle 10 moderate saIAnie,
and southeast winds Friday. fair. continued warm;
lover lakes moderate northeast and east winds
Friday partly cloudy. continued warm.
Forecasts for Special loeatis-Eass New
York Tennessee. Kentucky. weIt Virginia West
Pennsylvania. generally fair o-day and Saturday
little chsnge IN temperature
West New York. partly cloudy p-dayi SATURDAY
fair little change IN temperature
virginia partly cloudy. continued warm to-day
and Saturday. probably thundershoTers to-day In
south portion nj
Delaware. New Jersey. East PennSlysnia DIS
trict Of Columbia. Maryland, partly CLOUDY con-
tinued warm to-day and probably saturday.
Southern New England. unsettled to-day. PROB
shly showers the east coest; satufday party
cloudy. - 1T,
Northern New England. Yves, TeIn. parS
cloudy to-day and Saturday.
North Carolina. partly cloudy to-day ana satur-
DAY except local thundershowers to-day In west
portion. "a, .
South Carolina. Mississippi generally fair 90
GeordA, Alabama. Louisiana. partly cloudy to-
DAY and Saturday. probably local thundeisho"es
Florida. local thundershoweS to-day and Sat-
urday. -, ,
Saturday. unsettled.
Local ofnclal Rscord.-The iooFins or'cial record
from the Weather Bureau shows the changes In tho
temperare for the last twenty four hours. IN com
parison with the corresponding date d las, year
New-York tribune., 1916-07-28
SPECIAL NOTICES.

sHIRLEY-GrandpA desperately ill- Your imme-
dia'e return NAV save his r- Mamma ard papa
stricken. send telegram collect and ve will come
FOR YOU
New-York tribune., 1916-07-28
ADVERTISEMENT.

Every day In the week In each diree-
superb Steel Steamships MAssACHr.
SETS and BUNKER HILL. splendid
Appointments. Main Deck Dining
Rooms. Excellent Service. Upper Deck
Cafe. Inside Rooms with Electric
Fans S1.0O. Outside Rooms S2.0e. on
Fuel. Wireless Telegraph. Every pro
vision for safety and Comfort.
New-York tribune., 1916-07-28
SITUATIONS WANTED.

Female.
YOUNG LADY graduate IN architecture. desires
position. drafting sketching or rendering neatly
done For references. etc, write or wire May
Steinmesch. Desloge. No.
New-York tribune., 1916-07-28
LOST BANKBOOKs.

LOST BANKBOOKs
IOST-Psssbrok 3o4 COS C!tiIens' savings Bank
Book viii - cancelled August 4. 1915. unless
adverse claim Is made
LOST -Banbbock No ss2Tlt e' Bank fer Saw
ings 2so ith av. New YORK Payment sppped.
Hl.ase rrluru box 20 bank
New-York tribune., 1916-07-28
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.
LOST. FOUND AND REWARDS.

LosT-Manuscript music entitled Corn Stalks
March" hy Percy Granger, on Madison Ave
car July 10th. about 5 30. Reward Return 10
l. NJ Hough 81 West ll3th 81.
New-York tribune., 1916-07-28
THE BREAKERS,

on ocean front. Spring Lake Beach, Y
l.. y MOSS owner and Mgr.