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that the Mexicans have made war upon
and murdered our people For once the
Democratic platfusm told the truth. Mr..
Wilson and his followers are fond of
asking. when We criticise his action,
What would you have done?' Either
one of two courses could properly rave
been followed. IL would have been de-
fensible to have recognized Huerta. In
view of the fact that other great Powers
had recognized him. and OF course Il was
quite indefensible to refuse to recognize
him. and yet recognize Benavides In
Peru and Carranza in Mexico. In such
event we would have held Huerta to
strict responsibility by acts for restoring
order in Mexico and for protecting Amer
lean life n property.
This course would have been de-
fensible. Personally. II seems to me
that 1t would ave been even better to
have done exactly what MIR. Wilson
said he would do. but did not do. He
said to Congress on August 81. 1918 4:
We should let every one who assumes
to exercise authority in any part Of
Mexico know In the most unequivocal
way that we shall vigilantly watch the
fortunes OF those Americans who cannot
get away. and shall hold those re-
sponsiblc for their sufferings and losses
To IA definite reckoning. This can be
and will BE- put beyond the possibility of
a MISUNDERSTANDING.
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ARMY AND NAVY ORDERS.

wASulNGToN OF eth. following
army %'ri"tS were issued -
C,-p.. -a... r,i f..m 5ID I'm southern De
r,rtu'nf 20 hom" ans .caNe of ab.-ne-
Reslert,I,n ~ Sc,on. Lieut., Fred Fito.
Fir-' cavalry. Alabama National Gu.ti.
N'Jor Henry Jordan. ordnance Do
par'ueut, WI visit E1g- pas aud Laredo.
rry 80 inspect r"ii artillery batteries
capt Bruce II Campn'.. transferred
'ram rhirty-hnh TO Tv. nty-scconi lnfan-
fry capt clifton VI. Rdti'r. transferred
from Twenty second to rnirty.hfth Inian.
~Hc-isnatien o; Second l;is4: L"S Atsn,,
Lieut. clAtcnc" y. We,tr. s,sns. Corp.
Yi,,.31, XHt,@Eai GnfrI, F!-st i ISs ,
~ oapj Gia,d. rir.t L,cn' Itms. !,
orI. Gle,d, Frs, lAsn, Hripn NJ
Guard, second Lieut. Alfred /. Bucs
seventh Infantry, Illinois Ns,'ona' Guard.
Ma,,r Jesse C. Nichols. ordnance De
p%1rtnI"nt VIII max" fvc visits to New
\.Grk FIX ana on" .2ch at t~JJiskk"rSS @In
On business pertaining to ordnance De
''ii lsnt.' .co, wiitam T Ii,l"er,n,. cav
i,rsd GsroTa,ii HHoospl'ai, Vii, jojn Fourth
iFSrr,,,' Lieut.. john " walls cons, Attn,
cry rotps. On s"nr,.''iIn o. curse at
Coast Artillery school 10 NAti'r h""d Gen
era Hu~ul,tl FOR treatment
Cant. Manuel N Garrett, Cuartcrmast"t
Corps. vii report Co the rnmnianding gen
craI. southern Department, for assignment
Capt John C. Lee, Engineer "orns,
relieved f,,m %N'1'ion a. Dam NO H. ont"
I'm, Ii'r, Harold u Cochrene. Med
i.a' R"s"rN" corps, relieved from duty IN
southern Department To- home and relieved
from active du'y af'r leave ~ absence Of
one Unrth
Leave 81 absence. two months. granted
capt. charles Eoraon. Ir. infantry
.c-ye corps. relieved from duty IN So4'horr
department. ., homo ani r~'i'yoI fon.
active tuty after l"av" OF absence q" -
Flrs, Lieut. Thomas c. savage. Mcl.c,.
R"Srry" corps, relieved from iuty In sputh
rrn Department 10 home and rc,isvti
from active duty after leave Of absenr, Tor
ON" month.
ms, Iieu, Greene. Medical RE
ern p"pIr nout: - homr and 'eiievei fro,u
active dut' AFTER eaNe OF absence tCl ~
dav-.
Ieave Of ahsenc. granted First Lieut..
CiNIe \ Sel,c,k, fed artillery. A. c.'"ua,i
until No proceeds to san Francisco 10 take
Dcucmher 9Th transport FOR Hawaii
Captains Roher, l. collins. ,,,nrv. and
IL sampson, infantry. detached lat. u.e
ital"d a. members examining ho.ii a,
Jefferson iiarra H., Nissugrl. Vice rtptg
Frederick VI Jones and Ralph c. Ca.drrl'
raN,ir', relieved
BurohetL Mojt,a. Reserve Corps. lrccnt,.,
|r'r.Hi u'l'i' br'nh'r 10, relating 80 AS
.,g"mrn' - .ryE'mcnt ~ following ramri
,:i,hnIy g Hnrl"'nn and Waldo 4, vote
E''', %iIN,",, r,Sdr A Sc T. Longs \
rir, Anirus ka'' .. G"rcsnwaii Jawcs
\ Gillespie, water T. Nlutor. W'I!am l.
'lrds %.' Of f.' a.1rN, , nh@N"rt. ..... .,,.,,
a''' E-''H'ri ,har1 m Jam" " ~.
., D. A\.'.4 DO - L-r Hr. -.
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president Wilson has seen the Next
cans during these three and n half years
become socially. politically and morally
bankrupt. He has no, hclpcd Mexico.
He has ruined Mexico. The jungle IL
creeping over the great plantations. The
cattle III the ranches have been wan
TONY and wa%s,cfully slaughtered.
"~Carranza's government 10 but a she'll
Of authority, based ON murder and plum
der. limited to a few of the larger cities
and railroad lines. IL antagonism to
every organizing force upon which n
government can rest. The absolute re-
fusal Of the outside world to lend T.
money Is evidence OF the low credit IN
which IL Is held. and - also a grim com.
rentary on Mr.. Wilson'S folly In assail-
ing American miners. ranchcrs. working
mcn. investors and business men. who
alone rendered possible n healthy pros
perity In Mexico.
1T cannot he a matter of indifference
to us what Kind OF a Government arises
IN Mexico. Mexico In its geographical
~ | phy sical aspects. with th. Panama
canal adjoining, represents TO tn"
Tn ted States what the Balkans and
Asia Minor represent to Europe. A
strong and stable government In Mex
80. working in harmonious relations
with the United States. could establish
81 urity for property and make II pos
sihlc for American enterprise to carry
railroads. irrigation works and other
h"vefts Of civilization into that terri
iury. The development ~ the MeNican
railroad net would enable the United
States. In case tho need ever arose. to
help ward on aggression by n foreign
Power.
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WILLS AND ~APPRAISALS.

MICHAEL BERGMAN pi.l Sspt"mh"r
90, 1915 tApprais"r l%.Nonsl Total assets.
si5g. OOl; net estate, fl6G,e7G. Mrs Au-
gustI bergman. widow. received "a ~" In
terest In realty valued At $4,000. Re
mainder passes In equal shares II Ieouora
l. Wilhelm, Adele Schwarz and August
u. Schc.lor, daughters. and Elizabeth
Vaughn Reed, granddaughter Assets In
clude ia West Seventeen street. appraised
at $4,000 mortgage, i!iNGl,
hrs MARY ". SUMMER Died Septem
her 3. 1915 tAppraI~"r Compton,. Total
assets. sl,g5C; net estate. Sl3tN a dlugh-
ter and two gr"ndchildr'n hen'nciar!es.
FANNY I.oEH-Dici Jun" =. 1915 CAP.
praisrr Compton, 1oiui assets. ilSp1t,
me- estate, Sl,,s.0. Nine rrlltivcs heur
icilries,
II ETNFI, BANKS NNlLACE-nicd
May Il, 49, iAppratscr Compton,. TutN'
uss"is, $40 hik net "siuir. fiuNi3 Mar
Eur.t EIdrcdg" St"a'us aud Mildred Bang
Stsarus, niec"s, ench received sls,3lt
THOMAS T. M'GuINNENS Died Jan
nav 20 1873 Appraiser kuppl. Tuit t-
sets. $3.50, net estate, $3.50. John H.
Mc'iuiunrss. brother, beneficiary
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TALK OF A THIRD
STRIKE IN BAYONNE
Employees of Standard Oil Co.
Discuss New WalkOut i'm
Two or Three Weeks.
DUE TO ADVERTISEMENT
Corporations Refusal tn Raise
Mems Wages Came as
Surprise.

Possibility that within The next two
or thr.. weeks EMPLOYEES of the stand
ord ,u ,,,,,.u, fl, ,o,.,,, ,iu c,u
4.
another s'rIhc was eeIltral'y ois'usSe"
there last night. The discussion was
caused by ,h, compauy's advertisement.
u, A.. - -
p"o''''" "S' )" Nv 'e" '''N ""'.""'s
newspaper yesterday. which declared
that Z does not at this time contem-
Mat. anv advance IN wages"
. , . H.
- " paw" '.o'e'""' i" 'e ''''"'
OF the socialist Club IN Bayonne-the
headquarters Of tho strike leaders-that
tho oryanlzat,on ~ tho standard on
.nu-.,
"H"P''''eS " " UNIV" " '" "'''"'e"
with the American Federation OF Labor
already is well under way. Leaders
blamed the failure Of the recent strike
OF their lack Of organization and hinted
that, once tn. union If formed, the men
will bc IN y position to impose wage
demands with much brighter prospects
OF success.
without having received "A definite prom
ise the men returned TO work Thursday.
They recalled That a few days after the
ending Of their strike Of last year a no
tice announcing an increase In wages
Ihey n"p'd Tor su'n a NOTICE again MS
year' "u' ,ns,c"" lnose VINO reaa Eng
nsn prNp" w '"p'eS vi tne n'N"nn'
evening p'p'rs Nes'eroa! ann t"nnn the
.o."p""' "'Nu',I"s 'herc
~" " y" .a. appearing ii" /"
""' WI >, '.'"u NV s"er'i
I'd 60, w., 'i''"' ""u ,"'".s
'n ~ .,,'N'' "co'''u ~
49,, u Ha..i a con
,c ID re"..sSes' SUI
W ~ pian'' these men
,P','" '"'' :, 'o'"P'"s i" o''iVia'S n'u
eNp," ""I."sH'SS - coHSiuer ,"e
e..vN""''S -" 'me eUhp'oseeS IL the
'nS wour' M ieturh 10 WORK
SUM-, anu IN S'h an" a'so iiehry VIII
80 ''""" '"'' u, i"oI'V safety III
Das"n,'' Pf'inIs'u ~" employees tur-
ensf 'nat 'n.S Would Use their good
v"''s WIN 'r' 'iei'n'Ss'N IN Trying 10
orihg ABOUT improved conditions at the
plant
NJ Fedora. m"dlators have said In
the last few days that they mad not the
The sun., 1916-10-22

Mr. and Mrs Clinton T. HiliarI. E,-ton.
"a, Major II VI Ouller. L. :. army. Mt
and Mrs. Guy Is. Fulton, ST, Louis, Luis
Cahfers. Mexico city T. e. onvcr, CHAR
r!aza-Jule N Il Howe. New York Mme
Hnuge. Washington: Mr.. j. y. Farrell.
Tulsa. = Il caldwell. SAN Francisco.
Ne,h.rland-A l. Jenkins, Princeton; y
Boston. T.. - Baker New York.
A.;'HMr and Mr- n" W 'So'm%ce@ra,y'. 'Buna,SS
Amos 4 i,aurence. R"Ston, Mrs. lanes
MURRAY .Hill-R, u Mackenzie. Montreal.
T.. e. Jacland and wife. hartford a NJ
Intyre, r., Grand Rapid, = n couant.
Park ANenuc-Mr. ana NJ. " l. King
Trenton; NJ. Harr son amt J W. Nixon.
Rochester: \ Il ADAMS and WIFE. Bp.iNn
stratfori- A. Inversion. chicago.
NJ. and Mrs. ". r wht'n"y.. rhiadelpht,
Marie Anto!uette Nj and NJ = Il
lax HiS'' VIII. ram. WIiu.M,mn' q H'ar.. s..
springfield. g + Conn. SIN Francis, Mrs.
+ - carpenter, Now York.
wolc"u Nj and MR.. Roy IL smith.
rh,a. Nrs \. NJ Watson, Wo-niuG'pn. Mr.
and Mr. Grnrs" l.. Csun".a. ps'rui'.
Emerson =. Davis. Sarttoei ~p'irE,,
Price AND. .wlir rn,,aielph,,, 4 !. C,ry
and wife. T. : Y ". f. DIuu -. Lou
lmp"ria Frank : Rrri"n Washington.
TnmGf. p"d1'' MTPTrTsM',G = a. 'fn',vy,
Amsonia Sir and Mr.. f.. Gleason. New
York; Mrs, NJ W SaHDorn. Ashury
Wood-,ock-M Mr.. and Mr.. g. BARLOW
springfield, Mass Nj. aul Mrs, J.
Cady, Troy, N.,.N; Air. and Mrs. W l..
Prince Georg. ". y Doughty. Albany.
y. y. ". i Mac MILAN, Hostpu.
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ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.

Fillmore MIR. and Mrs. II. e. Brewster
Rochester: Mr., and Mrs J y. BsgGuist.
Rroukvt o., |" /, Mr., and Mrs j, White.
white Plains.
BE mont-Douglas II Thomas and fam
iiy. Baltimore. j. J. Flanagan, 81. Paul
Mr. ans Mrs n. !. Brewster Omaha; Mr.
and Mrs 9. II Ludingion, Philadelphia
Nj and Mrs T. q. \-well. ottawa.
Enickerhockcr-p /. thild. Troy. g. g
Warren, Waterbury; y g. Newton. Mon,
,real; Z, r Tamdy.. Atlanta. 4. y Flora
Warren. onto. II = Smith, cleveland.
Claridge- NJ. and Mrs. y, !. Duke,
and VI. .aut Mrs. e.. n Wannamach-r.
Philadelphia G. T. Archer and wife. Bos
ton; o r. osborne. bridegroom. e e. Cum
ming. OTTAWA
\audrr,ilt--Iohu NJ. Dunior. Petersburg
\. II. NtSins, Dayton, Mrs + q, English,
Seattle; Mr. and Mrs. II a. Bsrtram,
Ottawa Thomas Meusn. cincinnati.
ManhRttan-M l. Gire. Re'hlchem: J
u Harvey and wife. Lancaster. NJ. L
Kerr and wife. Easton. Pa Il. n. 'lcve.
land, Strouisbutg. Pa; shosman Carr.
HOnishurg, Pa
Mchlpin-William A, gilmore, Seattle
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Highest temperature. ~. a. l9:l'
Lowest temperature. ~, a. |" J.
Average temperature. ~.
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emphatic. n he had meant what he
said. and II he had possessed the small
est fraction OF the resolution n cour-
age Of such "a Democratic President as
Andrew Jackson, he would have lived
up to this notice.
Instead Of doing this President VIII
son stood idly by while hundreds OF
Americans were murdered. He has not
protected American lives and American
property. All that he has lone has been
from time to time to help one bandit
leader sgains. some other bandit leader.
We have 1t on the authority OF Mr..
wilson's friend and champion. Senator
Lewis Of Illinois. that Mr.. Wilson az
tually intended to recognize villa. the
murderer, aid and robber. as Presi-
dent. but was afraid TO do SO because Of
the Republican opposition.
The sun., 1916-10-22
WOODS WINS VICE FIGHT FUND.
Tas budget COmmittre Grnnta
e1OO, 900 which AdamsOn OpposeL.

The tax budget commltte granted Po-
lice Commissioner Woods's request for
800 600 for a contingent fund TO aid In
suppression of vice. over which Mr..
Woods n Tilden Adamson had their
debate before the subcommittee a few
days ago. Increases in pay for sevcral
members Of the police force may be
granted later.
Lamar Hardy. Corporation Counsel.
appealed successfully from the sub
committee refusal to raise the pay Of
his secretary from $500 10 $3.50.
The subcommittee cut the application
Of the Register Of Kings county from
s22O.692 to s2ll,64j. For this year he
received s2l4.690. The College of the
city of New York for this year rece we'd
t709.530. and requested sS64.457 for
mex year. The subcommittee will
recommend S199,T66.
The sun., 1916-10-22
EUROPEAN MAILS.

Tn" White star liner tsnopic. ~ ng
Tuesday for uenPa, NJ tak. me- Ctrsins
tar. italy. Switzerland. Greece. Naples am
GENOA.
The American. liner k~roonlani; sailing
losing a, s:ao :. NJ for Great Bri'n.o
af.n Ype,aIN addressed r,i E'~uuuirn," 'Ht
Hungary. I~uN'uburg Bu'strIa. : rbia.
Furkfy she Netherlands. Not"ay, sweden
Iri Denmark.
IN" : and,naviau- American liner rnit'a
states Ealing Ihp--dty for ohr.st'.n-and
Norway. sweden, prniHark tn" neither
'tui., Germany. Austria. Hungary, l.nNeln-
'nrs, Buisir.A, serbia anu rlrhsi ...r,,
Friday Tor Liverpool. Will TAX" specially
addressed mai. r.uslng ct 50" \ NJ. Toy
Europe except Gufruuuy. AI~trIr. Huu-
gary. Lu,smhurg, Bu.gtrIr. S"thif. 1ut
key, tn. Netherlands. \urNA'. ~ -u"u th
p"nmatkI. Africa. W'st As-. aad the Easi
Tnc French line~ Ro,hamoo'u sailing
saturday :or Boru'suN ~, tar" mail,
,.",ine a, noon. i"t frtn," SNr.. f,rf''
IN india. Brush East Africa. siam Mara.
%inrel'ar 'Eli"n. strait S,l'em"n,'
RI" American liner Sow York. sailing
saturday for Liverpool, VI. tx" MAJ
n'rna1y. .An,'-i. uunseu L9E'mnHt
nnisaria. s'rpis. Turkey, N" N,"th'risi','
West Asia and the East Inil va I.'t'-
Tne ~crverian American liner Bersens
ford sailing saturday. tot k"rgtn, .~li
take mail closing at 9 40 \. VI FOR Nor
way sweden, ,uenmark me Netherl"na,
switzerland Russia. iaruany, Austria,
Hungary, Luxembourg. Bulgaria. serbia t"4
Turkey.
Tho Italian liner san Glo-r %. %.,lline
saturday fnr Genoa, VIII TAX" specially td
lr"sssi matt only. closing at : 80 y NJ
.ur ItaiN. SHttL'riand ana Gre
The sun., 1916-10-22
'"Io"-I'. speech At Ph~ntx.

In his lonSer talk here this afternoon
cot Roosevelt said In part:
"What has happened To our people
In Mexico and here along the border
offers the ~clearest possible illustration of
what happens TO any nation who's" gov
ernment behaves with the v%acillation and
timidity shown by Mr.. Wilson III our
f"reisn affairs wherever he has had to
deal with any foe Of whom he was in the
slightest degree afraid.
I'm Mexico when the revolution gath.
cred Roadway there We're many foreign
ers. There were English. Germans.
Japanese and French. There were also
Americans. Sp1niards and Chinese.
Mexico was afraid Of and respected Ger
many. England. Japan and France. She
neither feared nor respected the United
States or thina and IN" did not be-
li"ve that SPAN at the omeu could act
against hor,
THE minute The FrcnchIncn were
killed the French Government served
such summary motto. on Mexico that IL
has been exceedingly careful NOT 90 kill
any others. When the Englishman Ben
ton was killed. not merely did England
flame up but u II actually true that far
more interest was excited in this country
than was shown over all Of our own
men. women and children who were
Killed IN Mexico.
'But meanwhile. according to the best
Information At our disposal. the Mcxi-
cans have killed over three hundred chi-
nese. over tive hundred Americans and
at least a couple Of hundred Spaniards.
! ask YOU to consider these facts. The
MeNicans have not killed n singl. Ger
man and only n Engllshman. But they
have killed several hundred Americans
aud Sauar.l hundred rhy,,.. srl-,
class the Germans and Euglishm.n as
belonging to nations able to protect tn.
lives OF their citizens, whereas. thanks
I" Mr. Wilson. they regard the Americans
and the Chinese as equally safe TO muir
der. outrage and plumber.
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9Th" natural effect of this policy Is
shown 10y the fact that II Is no longer
safe for foreign companies in Mexico to
have American employees. or 10 he oper-
itcd under an American name. Thanks
TO President Wilson and the professional
pacit's's II Is safe for Mexican bandits
20 murder Americans and Chinese and
10 take their property. an1 the murderers
ana bandits are encouraged by the acts
md utteranc"s OF the President ~ the
United states and his authorized repre-.
sentatiyes.
'Hccently Nice-PreSident Marshall is
reported In tho press as having said that
for us To take action In Mexico Gin de-
fence of the lives and property Of our
peopleb would he to make war on Der.
I'm and that therefore we must not ac,
against Mexico, ] have seen no dental
or TINS statement In other words. these
charnp'"ns OF ~, wilson justify his
conduct-conduct otherwise utterly mex
pl.cable-on the ground that he is afraid
TO protect American lifr IN Mexico lest
h" thereby offend grea. Old World
Powers. Why, II this statement is true
u rs Itself ia" h't'ereSt indictment of
NJ. Wilson's policy and proves his ahan.
donment of tn" Monroe Doctrine.
VI Wilson say he has KEEP, us on,
OF war The Democratic platform saws
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PATENTs.

PATENTS. trade marks, coryrich's
Protect your Ideas. Three vaiuHh book
with list Inventions wanted sent free
Phone barclay 73tt RICHARD u
OWES. patent lawyer. 2-d door. W"ol-
worth R'dg. or lsg owen Bldg. Washing
ton, n. e.
WANTED-An idea who can think NJ
som" simple thing 20 patent" Protect vour
ideas. they may bring you wealth, Writ"
for '0Ne.ded Inventions" and How 20 Get
Your Patent" RANpoLpiI 4 co. Dept
Ioi Washington u 9
The sun., 1916-10-22

Policeman Charles Michaeis of the
West Slxty-eighth street station was
slashed across the hand and stabbed in
the thigh early yesterday morning by
Frank West, q negro 239 West Sixty
second street. whom the policeman had
ordered to move N. Mirhaefs suhdued
IVES, with his ujghts'Ick. 80 tina The
ambulance surgeon had to doyotc more
time to the prisoner than TO the officer.
West was held for later examination by
Magistrate Groeh' n the West side
court.
The sun., 1916-10-22
MANIFESTATIONS. oc.o5,r

IS lrnnox. $40 y VI. BordeaIN
Oct. G ''T"'''
: Michigan. I3T + VI t.onIon o..
- u.roshilm. i.lj A VI BorueaaI. o.
IS WiIana. : \. NJ, RIO lauriro son, l-
- lrNs-cll, % 4 VI. C~Ieufu,.o. o.,
50 Dictator. - A. NJ. Porto C1hrUo o.,
$ ,,c'nal. 10 ~ y. ". galveston. O, IA
IS william OBricn. : A. VI lfun.rt,l
Oct. Il. '''"N'es
;. Nordangcr. 40 A " D~elav,rs B,..s
water, Oct. %.
Sc Iroanois. . n =. VI London. Sent. y
So %1sal~lln, Boston. oct. 20
Ss Saint Bcdc. Philadelphia. Oc- q,
The sun., 1916-10-22

'"' y" VV'
bccominK variable.
Tor New Jersey. fair and continue '''
to-day; tomorrow fair ana shsh'''
warmer. moderate northwest winns o-
coming variable.
For Sew England. fair and colder !"
day, Tomorrow fair and cool modera'e
west winds becoming variable.
NEW YORK. Oct. 1.-THE 'dut storm"
which was central over northern i'iho"'
Oh Friday moved uorthcnstward to u cen
trail position over Lake HurOu SestetdN
and was becoming eliminated a. a DISTURB.
Ing factor. The pressure was low over !.
northeastern quarter OF the country, 81
light rains occurred at a Jew points III NV
LAKE regions and New England.
There was snow in the Lake Snpetlo.
neighborhood. but the WeathsI
was generally fair. Moderately iow pr
sure prevailed along the northwestern Dor
der. but Vas high elsewhere west OF '"7
Mississippi and In the iulf states. .
II was colder In the Mississippi Nalley
and cooler In all sections eastward. frort-
occurred in the Gulf states anu freezIns
temperature extended southwark Inv"
northern Arkansas and southern Illinois.
In this city the day was fair ana cooter'
wind fresh northwest: average ~hunidity,
10 per cent; barometer, corrected, 10 rcso
to sea level. al 5 A. NJ. 2g.Ie; ) /. NJ
%
The sun., 1916-10-22
SIT, ,Tlo>~ wN>rtD-MALr.

SALES MAN III NOW employed DE.
sir"s connection with a house thar has A
product thnl can be nationali1ed and ofer.
an unlimited n,ld for sales ability. Futur.
prospects considered moro than present
Inducements. Address, R-lss. sun OnEs.
The sun., 1916-10-22
ptKtH\SI AND ENtHA>GE,

OLD MONEY NVn STAMPS WANTED
L'nsh paid for pi Waut' coy g. KINDS 8,
'ot r"ri'iu "1fN" ,'' s. 'ur certain 1873
ph'r'.r 40. ~."t g. G", .,rl' l'.,
TRACED '''n 'tr'l o.. MAY .oIu .uIr .t.-.
rr"u'. N"ni now l'rr' 90 &lAllS-
MArIC BN>E. For N..ln. T,t,.
The sun., 1916-10-22
ARRIVED FROM NEW yorE

Sc ST Louis. at Liverpool
Ss Van der DUN. At Csls,a R-.rs
Sc Guiana. at ~. Thomas
IS ~B"rmudian. NJ Bcrmuda
81 Dante ~Aliehieri. nj sihrsl.af
s. EriIos. at Gibraltar
Ss M'ssourian. at Gcnoa
IS Duca III Gcnova. nt Gc-oa
s. Pcninstone. ut Rord.su,
IS Chalkydon. at Mar.cillos
So Nieretia. At ~. NHzairc
- Algorio. A. Rotterdam.
s. Rosenberg. al Rotterdam
s. S%pithcnd. ~ iIsvr,
IS Dnnstan, Ht San Francisco
IS city ~ ~ Louis. ut Savannah
IS Apache, At Charleston
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white OAK Mines Cunsolidaiol-Now nc
lively traded In on the New York turb. buy
now for substantial rise, write fuI run mar
t~iculars, A.sLowenthal, ~ B'way, Ny CITY.
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uTUM


FtOUtpA-Four room furnished cot
tagcs: reasonable rent to nice people. HI
orange %scrtlun, lake front. plcasar
G II. STOKES. Mohnwk
Florida.
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HELP WANTFD-FENNIE

ANY INTELLIGENT person may earn
-" 20 $40 weekly currcep bonding for news
papers; So to tiS week in spar" tim"
experience unnecessary no tHnNss-inE +,
stealN work. send for PARTICULAR. Ma
TIpNNL PRESS BUREAU. Buralo.
The sun., 1916-10-22

GIRLS wanted In IN. finishing depart
ment Of "a proprietary medicine" house. trh'
ci"an table WORK. pleasant surroundings.
experienced, state experience ANA wages
required. beginners 500 per MesA, hours
: 4. NJ to j.iS = NJ. l. NJ. IN Sltur-
days PROPRIETOR. BuN iSa. sun office.
STENOGRAPHER Christian, under 20
beginner preferred. Good education. 40
curacy and intel gruCe. nos So Ell. .is.ir,i.
y to start. CAN between = gui l.. ".
DIR. MACKEE. ~ Wet ssh -. CIV.
WANTED-Gra rious giris a. c4uVi~s"rs
willing 10 sell u hook OF opportunity with
good pront 'all AZ VI. BIL\iS, 80 MaII
Street, NooIn l"lt.
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ANY INTELLIGENT person may carr
=" I" W. w""hN r"rr"spordlng for news
paieis; 81 to So weekly IN spare time.
'Nprr"nC" unnecessary. no cauNasslug
str'iN ."nrE. Scud fo- Particular Ma.
IIbNAL PRESS BUREAU. Rnralo
The sun., 1916-10-22

BOY WANTED over is. Christian. 10
wrap ana d." iV"r small packages ami he
f"h"iat.N us"iu. References required: s. %
=" s'nr' bi.MSTEAD CORSET co II,
Madison Az"
The sun., 1916-10-22

Permanent position Il available fn-
man with modern business ideas who
can prolur" good consistent results
rom our agents IN other cities. We
WI paN ~ reasonable 50 larv amt UhrrI
commissions Man with Life Insurance
Agency experience preferable. STAT,
Hllhcation- IN n--' letter Wit. 4
g, Bon -. Room 1901, Ego West t.d :,
The sun., 1916-10-22

10Y wanted In office Of Insurance
brokers'. wages g. per week to commaur.
sac" az" and experience II any. u e.
The sun., 1916-10-22

l.ri'init" n0il order business. we f1rn',, n,
ever thiug right party need not worry
ABOUT capital. splendid nance Tor Intcli.
gent 'Nrplnh Hd rertun - control ind.
I"n'"n' business on profit sharing basis
b. ginning In snare time, evenings At home,
CHANGE ufalo. y
The sun., 1916-10-22

Took SALESMEN-Wnnt"i nv Ne.
YORK mousse to handle meritorlou- issue ,N
r"rivn"n unnor'sStINt liberia. commissions.
permanent connection, hig money maker
Write. Dept q. suite ~, a. Broadway.
New York ,ity.
The sun., 1916-10-22

fAlNTEES-I.-arn snec,ol,v-D,,y
Sp", .''"S Paw Bulletin Pictorial Tray..
'l'H' seen" Painting laugh; az your homo in
.p'f" time" jobs always open. r,',,n.
r''. Nt'iont. commercial Ar, Schoo
Dept az. omaha. Nehr.
The sun., 1916-10-22

OUTGOING

- Alicante. from Rarcelons
$ Nd6t H"rp-. from |ii1.i>.
- Nan Jacinto. from Galveston