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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-09-02
THE WEATHER REPORT
Official Records and Forecasts for the
Next Twenty-four Hours.

Washington. Sept THE disturbance over me
Caribbean sea has passed westward over lucstan.
and 10 will FOO an probability lose intensity IN the
interior of that region
H. tho United States the weather has peen
ove--ss, with local showers and thunders'orm' IN
tho regions Of The Great Lakes. the OHIO ana
Middle Mississippi valleys and the south Plains
state, and on the northern Pacific Coast. In
other regions the weather remained fair
Moderate temperatures 'or 'he season prevail IN
all districts except the FAR Northwest. where u IS
ur,es,onsbly warm No storm o. importance Is
chartod over me United states. although moderate
disturbances cover the S. Lawrence Valley and the
northern Rocky Mountain region. CO..
n tho Middle Atlantic and New INK 'ano o's'e
overcast weather and showers saturday WIN ne %,
loved hy clearing and cooler weather W NAuIlds
rigHf ana fair weather with moderate temperatures
on SUNDAY On Che Ohio VALLEY and ienNe',e'
overcast and Somewhat cooler saturday. followed H
f4i- Vtafher SUNDAY IN the region of the tresi
iay and fair sunday. ln tho Scuin AianN, go
east GuIf states fair weather "iH prevail Se'u'ue'
irf sunday. without material chahEt l' ''"
Wind, for Saturday and sunday North Atlantic.
moderate 20 fresh southwest and west. with over
ra.f .lics and showers. middle Atlantic. moderate
south shifting 20 west probably p-sl showers s"u' y
Atlantic. light variable except moderate cast on
Florida coast. fair weather. east ana west HuIl'
moderate 70 fresh cast. probably strong over -
IRENE south portion. overcast weather ana showers
upper and lover lakes moderate west 70 northwest
u,irHe except light variable on Lake superior
fair weather
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-09-02
SIMMONS.

,CPREAE COURT. COUNTY OF NEW
EDWiS COULD. on behalf Of himself
nd all other creditors % T AUGC6TIS
tEISZE. deceased. Plaintiff. against Ida
a. FLEITAANS. individually and as Al
ulnis,ratri1 Of the goods. chstteis and
.rsclts q = Auglstus heinze, deceased.
md MINERS sHELTiNC COMPANY.
defendants SUMMONS
10 THE ABOVE NAMED DEFENDANTS.
YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED % an
.1ef the complaint ia this action. and 10
.srys a copy % your answer on the plain
.Fs attorneys within twenty days after
ne Day - serVice. and in case ~ your
allure 70 appear, Or answer. Judgment VIII
10 tzksu against you ~ default. Tor the
rsiisf o.msnGed IN the complaint
Trial csslrcd in the County II Sew York.
dated. June zsth. 1915.
SULLIVAN T. CROMWELL.
Plaintiff Attorneys.
once and Post once Address. 80 Wall
street Sew York City
10 Ida ~ Fislfmanu. lndiYi' inlly ana
La IlrflnfstFzfrlK II The goods chafffIa
4ne credits Of D. Augustus Heinze. de-
eesssc
Tne fore.olng summons IL served upon
r0u b. publication pursuant - an order
~ Hon John q. Clark "a Justice - fhe
soDrefne Court ~ the State ~ Sew York
4aied me tfh Gay ~ August. 1915. and
nleo with the summons ana complaint bro
ne once ~ the Ciefk ~ tho County ~
sew York a, fhs county court House in
no Soroszh ~ Manhattan. cry. County
.n6 SEAT. of New York. on The ith d4y II
rULLIyAE r. CROMWELL
lftorns5s far Pisintir.
~ Wall street,
Hs0 xsxk. ~ <.
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DIAMONDS.
STORAuE NOTICES.
The West End Storage Warehouse
2o2-2Io WEST s9TH STREET.

New York. August zeth, 1916.
To Miss g. D. Appleton. Mrs. Emma Bet
telheiul Miss X. \ Brown. Miss VI. \.
Rroon Nrs Paul Cslvi. Mrs Frank car
nertier Mrs 4 T.. cooper, va. Johnson.
Mrs lanes Kearuey. Miss Nellie Kingston.
Mrs - H. Krause, =. T. lawson. Mrs. ".
. NcCsU. Miss Mary McScllis Miss X.
Wsnigan. Gustav Mendelsohn, Miss Rene
Weriiiini Mrs c. V Merritt, Mrs Harry
Ogley. Charles O'Loughlin. Mrs. T. w.
Rome. Mrs Caroline Ruwe. Miss Ida Snetz-
niger. Mrs. ldith n. Stuart, u. Il. 9. Van
Riper. Miss Jane Helen williams and Joe
Winters. You and each Of you are hereby
rotifed that. the time for the payment 81
nv lion upon the property hereinafter de
scribed having expired. after due notice
thereof had been given you. ! viii cause
such property 20 wit. household goods.
personal effects. carpets, etc. stored by you
or in your name COR In which you may
have an INTEREST,", in The West End Stor-
age Warehouse to be sold at public suc-
lion according 20 the statute In such case
made and provided. at George Merie's Auc-
lion Rooms 1855 East i25th St, New York
City. on Tuesday. September 18th. 1916.
II 1870 A NJ and on Wednesday, Septem-
Der 18Th. 1915, at l0:30 a. NJ. and II the
ale thereof Is not completed oil said dates
the same will be continued at the same
Mace on each and avery Tuesday and
Wednesday thereafter. beginning at 10 30
A. NJ on each day, and continuing until all
The goods are sold
THE WEST END RAGEWARFHOUSE
BEN BLUMENTHAL, Proprietor.
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ARMY

t..,,.-,,, cu.s, tSyreJp. Buenos Aylcs July
80. santos AuE e. RIO DC !sHeTo a. az. m'daisht.
-. 10 " X Grace Co. with mdSe'
I frHs wem Dutch Por aa.rro,.e Aug ~;
= por' de Psa b and Cape Hsyten q 70
Tuuch. Edye & 60. with passensef' mans an'
miS oouo B-' ,srj ~ Nth m barge N4rho BIZ Iondoo
Aug r. 70 { Eames. IN ballast Bar 20 ~
GoihIssnd CBes! Rotterdam ni1 4 Aus M NJ 70 VIC ''
Toycoks Maru Gapl Ioilo June 80, h0ns A Sss
july s. Sh.nshsi Il Kobe is oS c,i'ob, q, 70
'S Sci H.sH' Prince 3D. ia PHee Aus u. to Faui
R 'S,oSiS Frof,efa Aug 90 to N Tracy With
ma ,5bs Idc ~ Aug % and Cha-eston 50.
10 lie clyde = 60. With passengers and rnase'
'G S,,pben 81 Manaos Aug IS. Para Is and Bar
bados IS 90 Booth 4 20. With li5 passenger mails
4, jya1 S<o-i. santa Maria AUG g and Car~stn4
o. no the nied Fruit Co. pith mdse. Bar moo,
Trinidad tBrJ barbados Aug IS and - CroiI
g. 10 the quebec 81 Go. With mdse. Bar IL %
Monylso utsD. Palermo Aug 10 md GibIaliar ls'
via cape Henry 81, 10 Simpson. spence d 1olns'
IN c s4a. f h IytTpoo Aug to u. cua.!d
IS Co. Ltd. with l22 cabin and q fteef'Se pas
''qs @ Kin: aa9 It %6sS I sa. AIS SoToA to tn.
Old Dominica - Go. With passenser and md'e'
w submarine %. quar- 235 ? n. .-
Volunteer Fleet iu ballast Bar 20 m
PaVnee Philadelphia. 70 me '-yde - 70 WIZ
rndse quar- % , m g.
coast quad cutter Seneca Passed IN sandy
%ordic (SwedJ. Calcutta July J. Durham Aus !
and last london o. m Furncss. Witty a 20. WIN
passcn ger and ntsc. Bar m Al. .
ne Merritt \ Chapman Derrick and NfecAing Co.
A 1S,.S MaS S Aug 20 Yabsoo. and Huuar.o
- and Agiirre IS. 70 American holaSSes 60, Wl'n
molssses Bar 10 N, Aus 81. ..,- 49,
N,sabs tRr). London Aus 10. 70 AlDto IrGs
nor- 20 vyifh mdse Ra OBS . N. Aug 81.
City q Madras RI Calcutta June g. SoioInoe
.ug 20 and Toston g. 20 Funch. Diye Co. with
m6sc Bar 10 NJ Aug II.
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sURROGATES' NOTICE.

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER or
Hon. John Y. Cohalan. a Surrogate Of
,he County Of New York, bearing date
April 2sth. 1915. Notice is hereby given TO
ali persons having claims against Caroline
A VTesteryelt. late OF the County Of New
YORK. deceased. 20 present the same with
vouchers thereof 10 the subscriber AZ tho
once OF Edgar g. Beecroft, his place Of
transacting business Room No. 1914. No.
40 Maiden Lane. Borough Of Manhattan.
I'm the city Of New York. on or before the
18th day Of November next.
Dated, New York. the Gth day Of May.
1916 LIVINGSTON A. LEEDS.
Administrator. with the will annexed. Of
Caroline A. Westervelt. deceased
EDGAR e.. BEECROFT.
Attorney for Administration
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-09-02
$50 SAVED AS CHISEL
STARTS CELLULOID FIRE
Employees Shield Faces from the
Flames and March to Safety.

4 workman's chisel hit a grain oil
metal yesterday that mad found its way
into the celluloid used to make imita-
ton ivory. and in an instant flames
filled the second floor of the 5. h.
Schneider Manufacturing Company, OF
Yonkers "
Shielding their fnces with their
arms. $50 employees calmly obeyed the
fire gong and marched out IN safety
The fire spread to the next building
which is owned by jefferson De An
CELLS. and did about $4,000 damage IN
III
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TILE NEW YORK HARBoR LINE BOARD

viii hold a public hearing In Room 32S.
custom House. New York CITY. al II IN.
Tuesday. september 8. 1915. TO consider tho
subject Of anchorages In the Port OF New
York for vessels loaded with explosives
All Interested parties are invited TO attend
i.ct II desired. and particular information
on tho following points What changes. N
any. should be made In the limits Of the
pr.sent approved anchorage areas. the
minimum quantity OF explosives Of various
kinds which would be suf1cient TO meet
the needs supplied from tho three present
anchorages the maximum quantity OF tx
pIoslyes that should be allowed IN each
vessel and minimum distance apart a.
witch such vessels should bo moored. tho
limitations. n any. that should he placed
upon tho age ~ explosives which may he
stored In any of tho three anchorage.
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TRANSPACIfIC MAILS.

Nv
Japan. Co-ea China and Philippine ISLANDS =.
via Vancouver Empress Of Asia ..,....-l'
Hawaii samoan Islands. Australia and New r.
Zealand via san Francisco ventura -''i'
japan. C0roa and Cmns via Sestllel Mei :,
Tahiti Narquesas. Cook Islands, New Ies
land .nd Australia except Ntsp WA O.
san Francisco Moana ...... $3.50, -. -
Hawaii Fiji Islands. New Zealand sAo
Australia MA Vancouver and Victoria
b CJ-MahUrS ...............''''' 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-09-02

Forecasts for Special Lcoalities.-Esstern Ne"
York and Southern New England local showers
and somephs, cooler to-day. fair tomorrow mod
crate temperatures.
Northern NeV England Overcast and probably
showers to-day: cooler except IN southeas'ern
Maine. fair and cool TO morrow.
Ts.ts-,' Pcnnsvlvaris New Jersey Desusre.
MAINLAND the District ~ Columbia and Wig MIA
oyercas, weather and PROBABLY locsl thunder showers
fo-Ist. cooor hy tonight. fsi- io-morro". "ith
moderate temperature
Western Nev YORK Western Pcnnsvlvania. lndia "a
and OHIO. Partly cloudy and cooler 20 day' falr
I to. ON WOW
Local orcisl R.cords.-The following Official rec
ord from tho Weather Bureau sho"s The changes
I'M The temperature for the last twenty four hours
in comparison with The corresponding date OF last
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STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS
ARRIVED

ARRIVED
Cristob.l. Sept i-Kipatrck &c ran,porl. 80
York Brinksbur tBrl. Nes lors Tor Nishi'o'''''
AUG ~. A. W.T.. Nj,
Montevideo Aus 5i-Dlotan. Ne" io'N'
sonier BIZ New York. So -. VIZ
Bordeaux. Aug 3l-Ven.zia fFr). New H@S
Wa-teii'es Aug 3l-Bsndale tBri. NeF orh. g..
po,,c,dsr Ais "a Mosriyk Dutch. NeW loih
vi. Kirswall. Ncorduyk Dutch. Ne" i"N VI"
~ .ns 2e-vir, d.. Tama,Are tFrl. New YORK
for Nsrsciile. ,.., 49,, YAK fer
Auckland Sept previously Nicholson 'n'''
New York Via Balboa - A., w.,
London. Sept l-Nsrasnsett 'br)' Wv io'
SAILED. a., -.
Ro' Aug 3i-Chrisufn M'Heh0" '''''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-09-02
Motor Boats To Be at
Rendezvous in Bay
September 5.
WILL HUNT MINES
AND SUBMARINES
Elaborate ManRuvreS Are
Planned Under Command
Of Rear Admiral Helm.

T.. Trubec DAWSON. son of Henry J.
DAWSON. Of the firm of J. p. Morgan
& Co, and three other amateur ayi-
stors will ny their hydroaeroplanes
down the Hudson on September . and
ioin The battleships and motor boats
Of the Civilian Volunteer Cruise IN
New York Bay.
on that date the New Jersey, the
Maine and the Kentucky will steam
down the coast and come to anchor IN
New York Bay They will pause only
ione enough 20 allow the motor boat
patrol. private boats manned IN most
instances BY their owners. to follow
Them. They will start then for Graves
end Bay.
At the same time there will be as
.embhnr of Boston, Newport and the
Delaware Capes more motor boats, sub
marines. battleships. tenders and de-
-.rovers. The amateur tars aboard the
hips will. for week, sec something
Of mine sweeping, submarine spottlng
and similar work that can be done by
mall but speedy craft.
Volunteers Are Grouped.
rotor boat owners in these waters
100 have volunteered to lend their
oats or to 20 on the cruise have al
ready taken their vessels 10 the Brook
jvn Navy Yard. where Federal officers
nave passed upon their seaworthiness.
i.ch owner has been detailed TO a
certain group He is told to be at
Block Island IF he is IN the Newport
.-roupl. N Gravesend Bay IF he IS
placed i'm the New York group, at
Windmill Point. Hull Island IF he is
the Boston group or at Cold Spring
Inlet north of Cape May, y. j., off he
F.. assigned to the Delaware Capes) on
the morning of September D.
Arrived az mis- station. he reports to
The senior naval officer present and
receives mis- instructions. When the
uanpuvres actually start the motor
boat owners will learn what it Is TO
chase pesky little periscope over
most OF the ocean. what II is to drag
tor mines some are to be sent from
The Brooklyn Navy Yard. what part
iu other words. they might play II a
WNSlllt llFft Cttdilfh w Jul 1'4N+
Rear Admiral Helm in Command.
Lieutenant John W. Wilcox, L. 5. ~,
will be in charge Of the New York d.
vision. dinner was given last night
IN his honor at the Engineers Club, to
which were invited the men who have
given their motor boats for use during
he manpuvres. Rear Admiral J. VI.
Helm, l.. 5. ". commanding the re-
-erve force Of the Atlantic feet, will
have general supervision Of all the
naval mimic battles.
Among those whose yachts Will 90
either TO Block Island or Cold Spring
Inlet are c. p. Brigham, Ralph Pulit-
1er. John Kelly Robinson, Of Rye, y.
y: Frederic L. Upjohn, Of Huntington,
Long Island; William Zeigler, jr.. Rob
ort Alexander C. Smith, Clinton VI.
Crane. J. II. r. Cromwell, OF Phila-
delphia: Harold /. Pratt, Of Glen Cove
Long Island. and L. II. Dyer.
IL Is expected that a total Of fifty or
more motor boats will be used during
,he week. More than thirty boats have
already been obtained, it is said.
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FIRE RECORD.

VI -- o.....,-. -oo,
/ 9O-l30 Lexington av unknown. sign 49,.
2ls-2j64 PARK aV Amerlrei hipuSSi
;.a5-i2i " 18th st. SAGE Estate: slight
s.V-6-7 Greeuwich st.. harry Mas Flninsn
iE-l0Sl simpson 81. the br'''' HO'''N
$40 So south St Independent supply Co $500
$50 Cherry a. Fred bAesnlch' uinins
s.76-iqi, Pif, 81 Max Fox $500
$40 l. g2d a. BenI Ryfankof trinlns
s.tO-Froni 81 900 W STth st. ; Mason Seaman 20
7.so-i5iW = ,nd Amsterdam av. unknosn tn
s.iO-7T + iioth St. Hary Soin. t1hing
: i--iS0 " 10Th a. Jacob MEons trifins
s.i5-S3 W 2lth - Max schwartz trifins
q.l0-ios Franklin 81 Rosenthal-Johee 20 III
fling.
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PUBLIC NOTICES.

CITY or NEW YoRK.-BoARD OF EsT1-
NATE And APPORTIONMENT.- Public
notice If hereby given thst at meeting Of
tho Board Of Estimate and Apportionment.
held July q. 1916, the following petition
was received
70 the Board ~ Er,ima. and Apportion-
ment ~ the City 81 New York:
Union Railway Company, Of New York
City Sev York corporation. owning and
operating 8 street surface railroad in the
soroushs Of Manhattan and The Bronx.
CITY OF New York. hereby petitions for
franchise 20 construct. maintain and oper-
double track extension Of Tvs existing
railroad In the Borough 81 Manhattan in.
upon. along and over the following described
route.
beginning at and connecting With the
existing tracks Of the Company In Emerson
Street at or near lis Intersection with Yer
miyea Avenue thence southwesterly in.
upon and along Nermilyes Avenue 20 its
intersection with Dyckman Street thence
westerly IN upon and along Dyckman Street
to the Hudson River.
IL is proposed 10 operate The said extern
sion by an overhead current Of electricity
similar 10 that employed by the Comps ny
on it's existing lines OF railroad.
Dated. New York. June 10th. 1916.
UNION RAILWAY COMPANY OF NEW
YORK CITY
by EDWARD 4 MAHER.
VicePresldent.
Attest: SHELTON E. MARTIN
Secretary.
Corporate sealJ
state Of New York. County OF New York a.
EDWARD \. MAHER. being duly sworn.
deposes and says that he n the Vice -Presi-
dent OF Union Railway Company OF New
York City. the petitioner herein. that he
has read the foregoing petition and knows
the contents thereof and that the same Is
true OF his own knowledge except as 10 the
matters therein stated 10 be alleged on in
formation and belief and as 20 those mat
etrs he believes 1t TO be true.
EDWARD A. MAHER
hego fay ~
CHARLES wITZEL. Notary Public. Bronx
County. New York Certificate flied in
y y. Co Bronx Co. No. 81 Bronx
Reg. No 7o%. y. Y. Co. No. 81. y, 7.
Reg. No. 7oss. Commission Expires
and the following resolutions were there
upon adopted
Whereas. the foregoing petition from IN.
Union Railway Company OF New York City
BOARD Of Estimate. and Apportionment at
a meeting held July Il. 1916.
Resolved. that In pursuance OF Law this
Board sets Friday. the fifteenth day OF Sep
TENDER. 1915, at 1880 O'Clock In the fore
noon and Room &C. In the city Hall. Bor-
ough OF Manhattan, as the time and place
when and where such petition shall be FIRST
considered. and n public hearing be mad
thereon. at which citizens shall be entitled
20 appear and be heard and. be IL further
Resolved. that the Secretary is directed
20 cause such petition and these resolution,
TO be published for at least fourteen Ntl
/ days in two daily newspapers In The CitJ
! az New York TO lie designated by the Mayor
| and FOR AT least ten G0J days In the city
/ Record Immediately prior TO such date OF
public hearing The expense Of such publ
/ cation 20 be borne by the petitioner:
| LANES D. McGANN. Assistant Secretary
Room 1907. Municipal Building. Tele
phone 40. 1850 Worth.
! New York. July 81. 1918.
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Shipping Information and
Marine NeWS of the World

Jose fNorl Csr.gena AJs y ard P7rertn coia pa.
bia IS 70 the United Fruit Co. Win NOSE D.'
$50
SAILED
p,i,r,n. U,,,s. Fallodon OBJ. Norfolk.
ositIeship Nevada quar- ll.li m l .u1
marine - Qu4r 92o m ror' An,onio Yin yir
Boa, del To:o Brighton lNo,l. kinsSton'
iarI Liverr.sol Antilia Nassau. city OF AT.
tBrl. sydney. v 5 W. susquehanna lBI1, f.,'
Natal. NinoNa By London: Pe'ieI;, h''r -
Foin. Non Rotterdam: kentra. Calleo b'u
Erns tBrl BorieAuI: Marehiones, o. Buzz br
Hare Flori1el tBr). HsifsI CAn,dian tnn NJ
kits; Sarnis HAVE: Antilla y AAsau n ahhAs ~
lBr), Bristol: stsT.nssrrn tSorl. St MAC
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Humidity

m -0 T. MS O. m.... }
Local Forecsst.-Shoeers and somewhat cooler
Safur4sy. SUNDAY fair moderate temperature. mol
crate souther'y and Wost winds.
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LOST, FOUND AND REWARDS.

$40 REWARD 20 any one returning o5ong silver
wrist watch lC.t Hotel Manhattan Thursday noon
Trauy make. dated September. 1915. no questions
asked softly owner. Miss &. Eastman. rs wash
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LOST BA>kBOOks.

LOST -B.nkboos No. 5s5.lE OF D1 Dock SAVING.
ifsffLflou Any person having claims upon ssid
no9k Us called upon " present N, same N The bank
within thirty days ~ said book viii DO declared
cancelled AID neN on, issued ig lieu thereof.
LOST Handbook 80 S3562s Of The T.nigant IN
dustral savings Bank Payment stopped. Please
return boob % nank so % Chambers IT.
LOST on gTOIIN - Handbook No. rs s07 ~ the
Eu,igrant lndu.tnAi Savings Bank rsUnent
stopped lIsass return book 90 hank. No 81 Cham
hers st
LOST Handbook 40 l.O717ss. OF Bank for say
lngs 2s0 tm az. Nss York Payment stopped
Plcan rctun 10 bant
LOST -B.nkboos No .oSsoi n Rank Tor say
lngs $50 t'h Av. Nrs York Payment sDTlrf
rlss1 fmufu N hanS
L0sT g.ns,oat No 900 al. 81 B.na Tor say
Tl.sss fo.uru W bank
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-09-02

Highest temperature. s. degrees at ITO NJ .
1o,cs. IS degrees lat O. 10 a. m Do average TEN
reratu-e Yesterday - degress average temperature
for c.rresi.oudfg date last year "a degree az
craro trf1'erature Tor corresponding date last tr
IS. three years 7o degrees
Barometer READINGS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-09-02
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE OR TO LET
BOROUGH OF BROOKLYN

ONE -FAMILY HOUSES. detached. EarsSe nlns
rooms. bath. showers. electric ights vacuum !, 2
cleaners steam. parquetry, $3.50. 5000 cSh. 30
monthly and Interest BUILDERS. 1850 I'm sI
Take West End subway. Municipal Bldg. 70 1Ith 50
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.


dated States Coast .nd Geodesc sur's',Io
sun rises ....-.. 3 90 Moon rise. "a ml.I0 -
sun sets .......... 6 81 Moon sets %. NJ Gov
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BUSINESS CARDS
ARMY AND NAVY GOODS.
Army.havy Auction Bargains
CARPET CLEANING.

CARPET CLEANING.
JORDANS
NEW YORK. CARPET CLEANING WORKS
Tel 1872 1873 Buant. So 59 Wet 4'h ~
clsanlno-Stor OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
FINE RIGS WOVEN FROM OLD CARPETS
Careful CARPET CLEANING co. Cleans BY
cornpressed air. steam. hand or ON hoot IS
Rroad,yay 42i Easi isth 81. COZ a BkANll
DIAMONDS.
DIAMONDS BOUGHT and SOLD for cash advice
free BENNETT l15 Broadway. third ncn'
ANTICIPATING.
MITIGRAPH TYPEWRITER LETTERS 5oo.'
81 90. / 600 Si7.. 10 900. 50 GEO.
WFATIIERFORD. l2o Broadway Equitable Blds ,.
Room 1881. Rector 45i3.
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INCOMING STEAMERS.
OUTGOING STEAMERS.

MONDAY. SEPTEMBER {
c,.. o, c,,,,,,,,,. s,,,,r,h 500 IN
,...,- -, isoPN 80 PM
, s,S-i1. - ' l. 90 "
.tsaoa ,, .r''l'' No.. 49, 10 On NJ 800 Psi
Als.aH ,'"' nu1,'o' H'''9 l. on q 90 IN
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1916-07-06
Halle Clare Grinols
Becomes Bride Of
Andrew William Palm
Bridal Couple Take Auto Trip
Through World-famous yellow.
stone National Park.

AT the beautiful farm home Of the
brides parents, Mr., and Mrs. Willis
81 Grinols. living near Moritz. S. ID,
occurred the marriage Of Miss Hazel
Glare Grinols with Andrew w. Palm,
lat high noon, Wednesday, July 5, in
guests. Rev. Mr.. Palm, pastor Of the
Baptist church at Lake Norden, faith
ser of the groom, ofiiciated, using the
double ring service.
Following the ceremony a three
course dinner was served on the porch
under the direction of Mrs. e. C.
Knowles, of st. Paul, Mimi, cousin of
the brides mother. The table was
decorated with wild pink roses and
the dining room with tiger lilies,
Sfapevines and pink and white and
green streamers. The servers were
the Misses ,Mavis, Violet and Mabel
GSinols, Anna and Hedvig Nillsen,
Sara Banwcrth, Kathryn Quinlan and
Anna Haegelein.
The best man was Howard Bigger.
of Washington ID. G., college chum OF
the grenm, and the bridesmaid was
Florence Nord of Brookings, college
friend of the bride. Preceding the
ceremony Mr.. Wood Of Webster, S,
D.. sang beautifully 20 Promise Me-
followed by the wedding march by
Mrs. Wood, when the bridal party en-.
tered the parlop, the bdide being
given away by her father.
The bride Is a popular young Wom
an who for the past two years has
been teaching school at Brecken
ridge, Mimi, following her gradua
tion from the State College. Her won
Z anly worth and personal charm are
appreciated by large circle Of friends
and college associates and all others
with whom she has come in contac
from early girlhood.
The groom, also graduate from
the State College. is the representa-
| tive of the agricultural extension
movement I'M odington county and Il
a young man OF sterling character
whose worth is recognized by thos
who know him best
Emmed ediately following the dinner
| Mr.. and Mrs Palm departed for a
automobile tour over the Yellowston
Trail to the Yellowstone Nationa
Park for months sojourn among th
wilds of the Rocky Mountains.
| They will make their home In W.
tertoWn.