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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-01-11
ROLL CALL MEETING.
More Than One Hundred Answer
When Names Were Called
Last Night.

More than hundred members an
Swered their names to the roll call,
at last nights meeting of Alexandria
Lodge Of Elks. Exalted Euler Jam
cs E. Martin, presided. Among The
visitors present was Representative
Samuel j. Nichols, past exalted
ruler of Spartanburg, South Carolina
lodge, who delivered brief address.
At the social session, which follow
ed, George w. Bontz, was presented
with a pair Of diamond studded cuff
buttons. The presentation srecs.'
was made by Representative Nichols.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-01-11
MRS. RUBEN'S FUNERAL.

Funeral services for Mrs. Amelia
Ruben were held this afternoon frohi
her home, 2O4 south st. Asaph street,
Services were conducted by ths Kew.
DR.. A. Simon, Of Washington. The
honorary pallbearcrs were George
Field, of Washington; Max Roscnteld
and Alexander Kaufman. Active pail
bearers were Benedict We'll, Charles
Bendheim, Sam Rendheim, Sidney
Wolberg, Raymond Blumenfeld and
Aaron katZ.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-01-11
MAYOR IOASTMAs7ER

Mayor Thomas A. Fisher has ac-
cepted an invitation to act as toast
master at the annual banquet of the
Cardinal Athletic Club, to be given
at the Hotel Rammel, Oil January 90.
Clark Griffith manager Of the Wash
ington Baseball team, will be the
guest Of honar. ;.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-01-11
ANNUAL. MEETING.

The annual stockholders msetirg
Of the Alexandria Building and Loan
Association will be held in the Offices
Of the. company ,ia the Alexandra
National Baal, Building, Tuesday,
January It'll. at 7:50 o'clock.
3-td. C. P. WALLER. il. Secy.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-01-11
Salvation Army.

Services at, 2e2 King street evesy
Tuesday, Thursday Friday and sun
day at 8 o'clock Sunday School ev-
cry Sunday at, $50 "
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-01-11

FOR RENT-Thirty six acre farm,
with desirable six room dwelling
and good barn, on the Mount Vera
on road near Hume Springs, In
.quire at GOT Prince street. II -1w.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-01-11
WOODWARD { LO1'HR0p
a9th-i1th. n Il g Streets
WASHINGTON. %. G.
January Special Offering Of Fine:
Mercerized Scrim Curtains One OF
the Best Offerings in this Month OF
White Sale Values 800

For daintnesss accepaby styles and the quality OF materials
trimmings these Curtains have never been surpassed at ee prices
They are exceptional at such low prices
these trimmings of attractive aces and fine andk on the
S in itself extraordinary
At ST 90 pair-Scotch Curtains in soft one
Curtains with Dutch valance and heat lace cage
trimming. white and ecru
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-01-11
NOTICE

The annual Meeting Of the Stock
holders of the German CO.
Operative Building and Loan AS
sotistt6ns Mo- ll-ser!es, will be held
Thursday, January 49, 1915 satN7sSo
o'clock P. NJ. at their Office 612 King
street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-01-11

Mrs. Ethel Padgett Robcy and
Mr.. Edwin G.. Arnold, both OF this
city, were married on January Sth.
at the parsonage Of the Methodis1
Protestant Church b ythe Rev. Ed
ward T. Kirkley, pastor.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-01-11

The Rev. W. F. Watson, DID,:
former pastor of the First Baptist
Church, accompanied by his family:
leaves here this afternoon for liar
risonburg, where he will become the
pastor of the First Baptist Church
in that city. He will preach his ilrs'
sermon there on Sunday morning.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-01-11

A large attended cabaret and dance
was given last night in the ElkS
Auditorium for the benefit OF the
Jewish Temple. An interesting pro-
gram was rendered and 4 buffet sup
per was served.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-01-11

Mr.. James Cazenovc, WHO spent
the Christmas holidays with his father
DR.. Louis Cazenov, has returned to
New York City.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-01-11

The Seminary and High School are
now in full work after the end of the
Christmas holidays. All of the STU
dents returned in time to the Semi
HaEy except Mr.. Faber, of the Senior
Class who was detained by an attack
Of grippe,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-01-11
Don't
Worry

about your digestive
troubles, sick headache,
tired feeling or constipation.
The depression that induces
worry is probably due to a
disordered liver, anyway
Correct stomach ailments
at once by promptly taking
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-01-11

During the summer a fine aprish
hall was built for the congregation of
St, Paul's Church one Of the Semi
nary Missions and is now of great
use to the church and the community
in u number of useful ways
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-01-11

The Rev. J.. jefferson Davis Hall,
Of the Galilee Missions, Philadelphia.
Pa, who is an alumni Of the Semi
nary and who is well known i'll this
city is critically i'll at tho Mission hav-
ing suffered from serious breakdown
owing to continuous attention to the
rescue work connected with that mis-
sion. He. has been a consccrated work
CT in that field of labor for years. Be-
Gore that he was engaged in Christian
work among prisoners in Alabama.
His friends here hope that he may &c.
cover but he must take Il long per-
iod Of rest before he can enter upon
his labors again.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-01-11
SEMINARY NOTES

Both Dr.. Crawford, Dean Of the
Seminary, and his daughter, Miss
Beatrice, suffered from severe at
lacks of the grippe while spending
their Christmas holidays with his
son-in.law, the Rev. Oscar Randolph,
at Lexington, Va. They are now con.
-alescing, but DR.. Crawford does
not expect to return to the Seminary
FOR some weeks on account of fully
recuperatng his health.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-08-13
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS.



Liverpool. AUG ll-Adrlatc obi New York Car
paihia tBri. NeW Work
London. Aug l2-Foyle (Brl. New York
Narseiles. Aug 5-Breiz Izel fFrl New York
Roma, (Frl. New York via Providence.
Tore Annunzlata. AUG j-Fede Utah New York.
Rotterdam. Aug lO--AmSieldyk Dutch. New York.
KirkwAn. Aug lo--Batjan Dutch New York.
Coquimbo. Aug l2-Cursca tBrl, View York.
Cadlz. Aug l2-Orion tSwedl. New York.
SAILED.
St Thomas. Aug io-Korona tBr) tfrcm Demerrrs).
New York.
81 Cror. Aug ll-CanadlM OBJ from Deaerarsl.
New York
Rotterdam, Aug l2--RyndSm Dutch. New York
july 80 Alcor Dutch. New York. Aug ?. Che
mung New York Mizar Dutch. Sandy Hook.
Padang Aug 4-Roudo Dutch. New York
Cadlz Aug &C Lopez Lopez SPAN. New Nork.
Orsu. Aug 5--Crewe Han tHTl NeS lork.
Passages. July 29-BStndrecht Dutch. New York
Nieuwr Waterweg. July 29-lasNik Dutch. New
York
Falmouth Aug l2--NleuW Amsterdam Dutch tfrom
Rotterdam via kirkwGlll. New York.
Msnelies. Aug 9-E YcuezuelOs tGreek). New
York
Ieghorn Aug e-Italia tBrl. New York
GLASGOW, Aug ll--CalNoruia (Brl. New Iork.
London, Aus i2-Minnehaha tBrl. Ass York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-08-13
MICHEL WILL BE
A ROOKIE OFFICER
To Quit His High Privacy
for a Second Lieu
tenancy.
From . stan Correspondent, Of The Tribunal


Plattsburg. n. Y. Aug. l2.-Major
General Wood has changed his ideas
regarding the promotion Of students IN
the two regiments of the present camp.
Yesterday he said no first year or first
term men were 10 have non-commis-
stoned places.
To-day he said, through headquar-
ters. that man who was a non-com
in the July camp this year, il capable,
could become a non-com in the August
camp. The requirements for lieuten-
ants also were relaxed along the same
lines.
The new rule touches Mayor Mitchell,
who has been high private in this
camp, though quitting as second lieu
tenant last year. He will now be a
second lieutenant in Company B, 9th
Regiment. After that had been settled
tonight he asked for a leave of alb
sence and celebrated his promotion by
attending a dinner at the Hotel Cham
plain, given by Mrs. Cornelius Wander
bilt, at which the Mayor and his wife,
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Roosevelt, jr.,
and Robert Gollet were present. Roose-
welt and Goelet are rockies.
The result of the enrolment has
staggered the officers of the camp
Sixty per cent Of the enrolled men have
reported, and only few stragglers are
looked for now. The enrolment as
sent 10 the camp commander from the
training camp association was 4,SOO.
while there actually appeared in camp
only 2.9S6.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-08-13
THE WEATHER REPORT
Records for Last Twenty-four Hours
and Official Forecasts.


washington. Aug i2.-Preesurc Is relatively hifh
over the western Atlantic ana south Atlantic states
and also in The Northwest The hish In the Last
named region Is apparently unable TO progress to
tho eastward and Is beginning 10 dsinegrate. There
has been a general fall In pressure over tho cntirc
country east o, tho Mississippi. and the tendency
west Of the Rockies Is toward lower prrsure
Scattered showers have again occurred In the
South aud there have been general showers In Now
England The temperature changes have been IN
important
AppslAchhans will he fair and continued warm. BE
tween the Appala chians and the Mississippi ehowcry
weather Will prevail with slight lowering o. tein
pronounced fall In Temperature In the heated por-
lions OF Kansas and the lower Mississippi and mid
die Mississippi valleys.
Wind, for Sunday and MondS.-North Atlantic.
moderate west 20 northwest and fair weather mid
die Atlantic. moderate northwest and fair weather
south Atlantis. moderate TO fresh southwest and
thunder shorers; east Gulf. gentle 70 moderate
southwest amt fair weather. west Gulf moderate
southeast and isir weather upper lses moderate
northwest TO noita aud fair weather, lower iakos.
moderate northeast and fair weather
Forecast, for Social LooslIties.--B'stern New
York. Eastern Pcnns,!va New Jsney and Della
ware-Fair and continued warm to-day and to-
morrow.
Western New York and Western Pennsylvanis-
Fair to-day and probably to morrow. 49,.
New England-Fair to-day and tomorrow; not
much change IN temperature.
MARYLAND and District OF Columbia-FDr and
continued warm to-day. to morrow parity CLOUDY.
Virginia and North Carolina-far TO-DAY; To-
morrow probably showers.
South Csrolina-Fair 10 d9y and 10 morrow ef-
cept showers ;o-morrow IN west portion
Georgia. Florida. Alabama and Mhsssippi-
Showers to-day and probably to-morro"
Tenncssce-FaiT in west. showers In east portion
TO day. tomorrow showers
Kentucky aud West yirglnis-Fsir and continued
warm TO-DAY. tomorrow showers and cooler.
Eastern TeIas-Pany cloudy to-day and To-
morrow.
Local offeIai Records.-Tho following official rec
ord from the Weather Bureau shows the changes in
the temperature for the last twenty -four hours In
comparison with the corresponding date OF last year:
1915. 1876 1915 1916.
. M m 49,: ::::: s 8 ? m 49,. = !;
IL m. $50. 70 SSi2 p III. ..... " -
Highest temperature. IS degrees "a, .. M;
lowest. &C degrees lat nj; average f6 de-
grees average for corresponding date last year II
degrees average for corresponding date last thry-
three years, ~.
Barometer Readings.
sA m....2s.95 lp. m....29s9 sp m....'ss9
Humidity.
q MS Up m.....7 ! p. m.....ss
Local Forcoast-Fair to-day and to morrow; con-
tinued warm: moderate northwest WINGS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-08-13
Shipping Information and
Marine NeWS of the World

with lS first. lls second cabin and 1879 steerage
passengers. mails and mdse Bar 5;l5 m.
Noorderdyk Dutch. Rotterdam July 20 and
kirkwsll Aug /. TO Holland-America Lime. Bar AIS
Olaf DAM. Nipe Aug 6. to Munson SIS Line.
Africsnic (swedj. Calcutta June Is Durham July
8 and Cape Town II. TO master. with passengers
A' Fa iasS (Nof. Siues. Portugal July 2s to
HanneNg johnson. Bar 40 m.
Concho Galveston Aug 8. via Key West -, TO
Mallory SIS Co. with passengers and mdse. Quar-
Manchuria London Aug ]. to Atlantic Transport
Line with mdse. Bar s 30 IN.
Andyk Dutch. Rotterdam july 90 % Holland
Kentra Valparaiso May q. Chanaral June 3.
Junin July Z. africa and Crstobsl Is. via Bait.
more Aug 10. to John w Ryan. with mdse. Bar
Thetis CRr) san Francisco July IL and cristobsl
Aug /. 10 w q S job & Co. Bar II 30 m
Hamilton, Norfolk and Newport News. TO Old
Dominion SIS Co. with passengers and mdse. Quar-
Msracaibo. Msracaibo Aug 3. Curacao 4 and
Msyagueb g. TO bliss D2llett 4 Go. with "a pas
se9geIs: mails mails and d. @dss par Ia RI
Munson IS Line. with sugar Bar l.S0 IN.
SAILED.
Bsyamo. Guantanamo: Urd CNord), Bordeaux
Frey (Norl. Have. Wallace Obj. Have: Ara
son. Gecrgeto~n Sar2toss. Havana; Coamo san
more San Marcos. Gslyeslon: Madison. Norfolk
and Newport News jose tNorl. CSTisgo.Is Rosa
lie Mahoney; savannah; Thrasyyouos Greek.
torres. Havana: Gnqus OBJ. philadelphia: Lore
dano (ltaO, Gibraltar. Cape COrse tBr). Brest .
Buffalo tBr). Hun. II Dia. Galveston City OF
Catherine Cuneo tNorl. Port Antonio: Rio Saro-
caba OBJ. Have. Rescue. -: Christian Bors
tNoFl Baltimore; orduna OBJ; Liverpool; Andania
Vile. Juno DAM, Port -au-Prince. Delaware.
Philadelphia. Evelyn. . Byron OBJ. Bahia.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-08-13
ARMY AND NAVY ORDERS:
MOVEMENTS OF WARSHIPS

Asst. Civil Eng d. G. COPELAND. detached naval
station. Guantanamo. % home and await orders.
Chief BS.n JOHN BANNER. detached naval coal
depot. Melville. r. l.. 10 .Leonidas Aug 2S
CHEF Bts'n GEORGE KNOTT, detached Leonidas
TO Southery
Chief B'ts'n WILLIAM JAENICKE detached navy
yard, Philadelphia. Sept. 20 Connecticut
Chief B'ts'n b. f. SINGLES. detached Connect
cut: 10 navy yard. Philadelphia.
Chief B'ts'n WILLIAM JUARSCHKA 10 naval
coal depot. Melville. r. /.
Bts'n d. +. MEAD. detached Southery 10 Han
cock
Chief Mach II. l. LUTKEN. detached navy yard
Puget Sound. to Albatross.
1t J. 5. BARLEON. Its. ~. G. W. i. WRIGHT
W J. CAUSEY Jr.. L. l.. BABBITT. L. X.
AGRELL. II. r. GELERsTEDT l. T. DUBOSE.
j. X GRAY, J. lie v HILL. J. i. HALL y. c.
GILLETTE. W. o. HENRY. G. T. HOARD L.
Di PICKERING. S y. MOORE. j. S MCAW-
LEY. e. j. PARRISH. T. NJ. SHOCK. X H.
X WALLACE. T. L. NOODSIDE and X. j.
WILSON commissioned
Las. a. c. H. w. UNDERWOOD L. A. DAVID
son. ]. II. WELLBROCK. C. A POWNALL
LORAIN ANDERSON. C.. c. JERSEY. T. C.
METZ. A. r. SIMPSON. d. B. BEARY. J. b.
WILL. !. G MARSH. w L. MOORE. +. VAN
NALKENBURGH. c. $. GILLETTE. W. L.
detached Naval Academy. Sept 25: to Columbia
Ems. J. T. MATHEWS and F. J. SEARLES de-
tached Naval Academy. Sept. H.: TO Ienssalaer
Polytechnic Institute. Troy. " Y. Sept 10
Ems. A. X. MARION. DONALD ROYCE Ed
WARD ELlSBERG. r. w TERRELL and L. l.
C0CHRANE. detached Naval Academy. Sept. q !;
to Massachusetts Institute Of Technology. Sept 90
p. A. Surg. C II. DRAGOO. commissioned.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-08-13
FIRE RECORD.

2:OO-loi +. lllth st. Packerman & staiz;
trining.
s.s5-42s T. 18th st.. p Peccorie: slight
S.l5-l72d st. and North River. moorboat ". J.
Kenny. 81 ght.
10 :55-i6l Edgecombe av J. Dressner slight
10 55-l57 Edgecombe ay.. G. Grof slight.
IL all W. ll5th St. unknown. slight.
T. NJ
70 :O5-l and Frankfort ST.. S H. Schultz and
Riker Company: slight
10 35-S7 Pits St. J. RAher: trifinE.
u .40-23 Clinton ST., A KAlfus. damsgo
l:l5-27i Grand ST.. A. Perlmutter. $500.
3l0-ll Nesiry ST.. Corning Co 81 900.
340-l02 w. 4ith ST.. + Guenizel; tr1ing.
4:00--Front Of 3jl Columbus ay.. elevated rail-
road none
4.sO-sO7 w fSth St. s Catrietian: 5000.
540-226 9th ay.. H. Brenwascr; tEihing.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-08-13
Forecast, for Social Locslluc.-E.tern

Local Official Records.-Tho following official rec
ord from the Weather Bureau shows the changes In
the tempcratur. for the last twenty-four hours In
comparison with the corresponding date Of last year:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-08-13
lFrcm The Tribune Bureau
Washington. AuT. IL.

ARMY.
Ii Col GEORGE b. DUNCAN. General san
Corps, and Mai TRUMAN q. MURPHY, AdJt
Cen. TO Washington for examination Tor promo
Leave Of absence for one month from Aus. %
granted First Lieut.. KENNETH z. WILLIAMS
First Lieut.. GEORGE c. LAwRAsoN. 10Th Inf.
10 Corozal Canal Zone. Tor examination 10Y
Second Lieut. MELcHIoR ME. EBERTs. Sd Inf.
attached 10 aviation section. signal CORPS. as an
aviation student. to Signal Corps aviation school,
Ressna1oss Of F4rst Lieut. JAMES b. CuLLIsoN.
r. SMITH "a nj. Ala. \. G.. and First Lieut..
LUCIEN L. BASS. lst Cav. Va y. G.. &C
Firss Lieut.. NICHOLAS W. CAMPANOLE. eth Inf.
TO Eagle Pass. Tex. for examination for transfer
Cart. CHARLES L. MITCHELL. Inf. detailed to
enter next class at Army school OF the Line.
to r;sSgrs I T6[ M s iSI 'f i5
Ma WILLIAM L. GUNTHER. CONS Of Ems.
from Walter Reed General Hospital. d. C.. TO
Resisnstion Of First Lieut.. FRED b. sUTHER-
LAND; MED Res Cons i ae9sRtedc 49,. y, r,s
honorably discharged from service Of T.. 5.
Leave q absence lor twenty days granted Capt
Capt FREDERICK " LEWIS. 24th Inf. to
Laredo. Tex. for examination for transfer TO
First Lieut.. GEORGE L. LEFEvRE. Med. Res.
Corps. 10 Fort Davis, Alaska. vice Capt hkh,
npos arr,. report to commanding general South
EN- Dept for assignment 10 temporary duty 10
that department. With station al Fort Css"eli'
n C. -,
secona Lieut. ISAAC GILL. Jr.. 9Th Inf. TO Eagle
Pass TeI for examination for transfer 10 Z: A.
Resignation OF First Lieut. EDWARD =. JAMES.
l2eth Inf, y Y. y. C., accepted.
First lieut. JAMES +. WARE. 22d Inf. 10 Eagle
pass. TeI for examination for transfer 20 T. A.
Second Leuts WILLIAM II. CURETON. Cav. and
WILLIAM SPENCE. Cav. to Washington for eI-
animation for transfer 10 r. A
First Lieut. FRANK DRAKE. G. A.. 70 Schoheid
Barracks. Hawaii. Tor examination iof transfer 10
T. A. -
p A. Surg r. G. DAVIS to naval hospital. Puget
Asst surg II. J. JENSEN. NJ. n. C.. to navy
yard Mare Island. Cal. .. -
Asst Surgs II l. JENSEN, A., NJ. LARSEN, r
II. BARBER. A. W; HQAGLUNp; LINCOLN
and T b. cox. Jr. NJ; R. c. 7; a, Psyymasters
T. II. BARBER and r {, B0WhHfdND, an; and
Chief Pay Clerk FREDERICK SCHEBBERGEh.
commissioned. -
Asst. Civil EnI II =. BRUINS. detached nav
Guantanamo.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-08-13
POLICE DEPARTMENT.

rrsn,ser.-s a NJ. AUG -; rs,rolmen Robert
!! Bolcs, station house attendant i'.n ,, w 70
motorcycle duty discontinued. D m AVS NJ 10
Robert mccarthy; Slh e. sNh So, hsp sss,.ned "a
Mutual Trin., T Aus ss5S Alignment rsplSS
e ibS from hlrcle 10 mounted duty: Thomas A.
Lynch. esd to 7tth. assignment changed ron
' Temporary Aisle A,s.snmsntS-c.pt. Frank J. ccnbcy.
a m Aus. %. oscar ?. Iimmel. i,eth to com
"snd ION d. Is s days , nS9n Aus ,5.nns school
10 DAYS. a m. Aug Il: Charles i. Pierre. sen.
70 training sehocl. 30 days. : a m aus 70 :;
fa,romen CHARLES b. Kcerbscker. a5th, TO Blu.
Ss'i 50 days ION a. s AUS noon Aus o
Thomas Croak l49th. 10 Nh ]. d. for srnrsl
duty. is days. $ m. rus. II; fredcricS J..
Williams ielst TO Boiler Squad noon Aux To- 10
To Training School from precincts indicated. 10
day, days No 5c,, AUS " H,I ITRD1 lh En- Emil
Krohn. Goth: wendelin Reuohler r.. sist +. Z.
Msnwarns. Tlth: r. L. Chattaway. l'lt; 4 r.
gan. SD: NJ. A Walsh. 18th: Leo Churio. .l72d.,
To Training School from precincts indicated:
Jaeger 3ocD 4 s Il l. # MonT IAN faSsfd Rco sh
Francis Novich. 2lst; w, II. Rector; 29th fAtriek
Cotier l45th: James Sculb. 18Th; r. J. Murphy.
li,h: D. J erosion. 10th: Patrick Maher' 10Th;
MOTORCYCLE Ptlmn. c. C. wcerhle. eSth. and w.
r. MoSher. 27Sth. TO Bridge 30 days. p m
Aus IS. $500 .
Maton Catherine NJ Donor l59d. to lesth' Il
DAYS. a m. Aus. 2.
Assignments Oscontlnued-Ptlmn. w. II. Nc
CARLY S0th. as operator Of motor patrol wagon.
p m Aug -. Philip Miller l5Sd 10 ism
Temporary. > D. m. Aug. II.
Leave OF Absence with full payl-Cspt. J. A
Conboy, commanding 10th l. D.. IS days noon.
Aug 70 70 he deducted from vacation.
Dropped from the Roils.-Pstrolman Leo =.
sullivan. lt5th Precinct. against whom charges are
pending having submitted his resignation. Is
dropped from the rolls o. the police force OF the
Police Department Of the City Of New York. TO take
eject u y. m. Aug. II. -.
Revocation SO much Of paragraph .. S. o. lss,
C. s. As temporarily assigns Captain JOSEPH A.
Conboy commanding 10th l. D.. TO command Nh
l. D. IN addition 10 his own. noon. Aug 49, Is
revoked
So much Of paragraph /. S. O. 1885, as
temporarily assigns Sergeant Robert II. McGlll,
l9sh and Pstrolmen Edward Thompson, sd: and
Edward + IIslpin lj6,h. to training school Tor so
DAYS 9 a NJ Aug IL. Is revoked
SO much OF paragraph !. :. %. 49, s. as
amended hy S o. 1873. $, as temporarily assigns
Psirolman LEONARD Martin. lst 10 training school.
noon. Aug 70. is revoked
So much OF paragraph .. S. o. III. c. s., as
amended by $. O. 1888 =. temporarily assigns
the following named patrolmen n training school.
noon. Aug Is. Is revoked Thomas Fitzpatrick. "a:
Richard Griffin. 26;h Frederick Holder. l4ih'
Ambrose jayne. l45th: John c. Lazenoy. 2'oth'
William J. McCanerty. bet Bur.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-08-13
Minister Preparing
for Drive on Devil

The Rev. Samuel L. Hamilton, of
Brooklyn, is not exercised over the
possibility of the United States get
ting into war. The Rev. Mr.. Hamilton
has Joined the Plattsburg recruit ranks
for the express purpose of getting in
trim to fight the devil. The Rev. Mr..
Hamilton says he needs the hardening to
put him fit for the big drive the Anti
Saloon League forces are planning this
fall on General Intoxicant's army.
Every minister in the United States
should spend reasonable amount of
time in camp" said the Rev. Mr.. Ham,
ilton.
He was accompanied TO Plattsburg
by the Rev. Cyrus P. Keen, also of
Brooklyn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-08-13
MOVEMENTS
ARRIVED.

Aug lo.-Jouett at Delaware BreakTater; San
Diego At Salinz Cruz.
Aug u.-Arkansss. Aylwin. Bslch. Baltimore Ben
ham, Birmingham, CsSsin. Conynghsm. Cushing
Cyclops Delaware. Drayton. Dubuque. Ericsson
flaming. Florida. Jarvis jenkins Jupiter. Kan
sas. Mccall McDougsl, Melville. Michigan. Min
nesOts. Nevada, New York North Carolina
0'Brien. Ontario. Paulding Sonoma. South Car
olins. Texas. Tucker. Utah. Vermont Nesial
Wsdsworth. Winslow. Wyoming and Ysnhon al
Newport; Flusscr al New YORK ward; Illinois at
Norfolk yard. kearsarge at Boston Wisconsin
Missouri and Ohio AT Hampton Roads Oregon al
Seattle. PstuIent al Norfolk
SAILED.
Aug l0-Esser and Isla de Luzon. from Mackinsw
for Harper Springs.
Aug l1-Flusser from New York yard for Smith
town Bay: Glacier and San Diego from Salina
Cruz for Acapulco. Illinois. from Hampton Roads
for Norfolk yard. JOuett. from Delaware Break
water for Philadelphia. KeSBarge. from &resi-
dent Roads for Boston and Portland Me: Lam
son. from Charleston for Savannah: Neptune from
. Mon1 Crisu. S d., for Puerto Plata. Oregon.
from Port Angeles for Seattle: Whipple. from
san Diego FOR Mazstlan.
Aug l2.-Tonopah. from Newport for New London.
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.
HIGH WATER

Omitted States Coast and Geodsie surveJD
sun sets..........5.O3 Moon setS u. IN OF
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ARRIVED.


Due. d'Aosis CtsD. Genoa July a.. Naples 70
ana C,ibrLtsr Aus /. 70 Hsrneld SOLAR Co.
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