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Graham guardian., 1916-11-03
No. 40
PUBLIC AUCTION SALE
State School Land
STATE LAND DEPARTMENT
PHOENIX Arizona.

..... October 20, 1916.
In conformity with the provisions Of
the Public Land Code of the State of
Arizona, approved June 26, 1915, notice
is hereby given that the State of Ari-
zona will, on Thursday, January 4, 1917,
at 10 o'clock a. M, at the County Court
House, Stafford, Arizona. sell at public
auction the following school lands, to-
gether with the improvements thereon:
In Sec. So, T. 6 S., R. Is E.: LA.
Beginning at point S. s9o5O' E. SO. 90
#. from the NV cor. Sec. 36. thence
S. s9o5U E. 197l.73 it., thence s. 1858
w. 4l6. 90 it., thence S. 33oOy w. 997. .OO
it., thence S. 1858 w. 29O.73 it,,
thence S. 1918 w. 297.53 it., thence
N. 60ol9i w. l184.0l it., thence N.
OOoO5 w. l2O0.O0 #. to the place of be-
ginning, containing 55.3l3 acres more
or less, appraised at $l3s2.s3. I'm
Graham guardian., 1916-11-03
78, Voters in
State of fArizona

There are 78, $50 voters in the
State of Arizona. According to
figures given out at the office of
Secretary of State Sidney P. Os-
born, the voters Of the State are
divided betweenfourteen counties
oc fnllnyUS.
Graham guardian., 1916-11-03
S fOllOWS:
Do You Have Sour Stomach

Do lou Rave SOuf St0MdCn!
If you are troubled with sour
stomach you should eat slowly and
mas,icate your food thoroughly. ;.
then take one of Chamberlain S
Tablets Immediately after supper.
Obtainabie everywhere. adv.38-4t
Graham guardian., 1916-11-03

Advertise in The GUARDIAN
Graham guardian., 1916-11-03

In sec. l6, T. rs, r. 26 E.:
Beginning at q point S 20 feet.
and N 89o57' 33 feet from the NV corner.
of the section, thence N 89o57' E 927. .00
feet, thence North 1884. II feet, thence,
S S9o4l' w 927.00 feet, thence South,
1880. 40 feet to the place of beginning.
containing 27.2S9 acres more or less.
appraised at $l6S7.34 improvements.
claimed by Eugene Evans, appraised at.
2ll5.62
Beginning at point South 26l6.20
feet and N S9o57 E $50. 90 feet from the.
NV corner of the section, thence N
89o57' E ll5l.24 feet, thence N 1890 w
539. 81 feet. thence N 44o5l' w 105S.04
feet, thence S9o4l' W 394. "a feet, thence,
South 1884. II feet to the place of be-
ginning. containing q. 284 acres more or
less, appraised at $l637.04. Improve
ments, claimed by Lawrence Fuller, apA-
praised at $l845.65.
Beginning at a point 33 feet South
and 3404.04 feet S 89o55' E from the
NV corner of the section. thence s
OOo52' w 1910. 20 feet, thence N s9o57' E
524.00 fee', thence S 00o52' w $500
feet, thence N S9o57' E Gaia feet,
hence N OOo26' E 2572.76 feet, thence
N S9o55' w l15l II feet TO the place of
beginning, containing 8.96 acres more
or less,, appraised a. $S242.S0. I'm
provemenrs, claimed by Francisco Cas-
tro, appraised at $3278. .85.
No bid for less than the appraised waltz
a'ions will be considered. Rental ar
rears, if any, together with such in
terest as may be due thereon must be
hquidated in accordance with the re-
quirements of the Public Land Code.
Full information concerning the land.
improvements and sale conditions may
be obtained from the State Land De-
partment, Phoenix, Arizona.
STATE LAND DEPARTMENT.
BY w. A. MoEuR, Commissioner
First publication, Oct "a, 1916.
Last publication, Dec, g, 1916,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-09-27
VILLA IS ALIVE AND
ACTIVE SAYS BROTHER

SAN ANTONIO, Texas, Sept a.
Hipoli,o Villa, brother of Francisco
Villa, admitted today that he had di-
rect information that his brother IS
alive and quite active, He would not
admit that he knew OF pancho'S &c.
cent movements aud declared positive.
" that he knew nothing OF his future
plans in Mexico except what he reads
in the press dispatches. llipol,,o is
very confident. however, OF the success
Of any campaign pancho may under
take and says he is not worried over
the capture oi his brother by Car.
ranSistas lIipolito refused to discuss
the Mexican situation, although appar-
entity well yctscd IN conditions in MeN
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-09-27
KAISER THANKS YARDS
FOR REPAIRING SHIPS

BERLIN, Sept nj The emperor
has issued a circular letter Of thank,
to the German ship yards which have
already completed repairs on the ships
damaged IN the lutland battle In HI,
letter the emperor SAYS "ln a sur
priSingly short time the armor has boon
repaired, new guns have been mounted
aud apparatus and instruments have
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-09-27
RED CROSS BALL Blue

%lnsures snowy white beautiful clothes
washday BUY Red Cross Blue, not
Just cheap liquid blue which makes
your clothes greenish yellow Red Cros,
Rail- Blue large packages cost only S
cents. All good grocers sell it-Adv.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-09-27

leo. saying that while in the United
states he did not want to say or do
anything that might he construed as
violating the neutrality laws.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-09-27

Capt James n, Munroc, Fourteenth
cavalry, L, S. A., in charge OF the re-
mount station at Fort Reno, and Mrs.
Munroe arc spending a few days in
Oklahoma City during the Fair
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-09-27
TULSA A OPERA

On Wednesday Of this week, September ~, seats will be on sale
at the store for the Tulsa Grand Opera to be given in Tulsa,
October 80 and st.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-09-27
Other Suits at SALTS on Up
A Splendid Coat at $14.5O
Your New Skirt

4 well chosen assortment Of new skirts
in sergeS and poplinS, mostly in navy and
black. priced from sS75 up to sl6.25,
Silk and Satin Skirts - In black satin
aud iancy,silks. made full drapcd and
p~lea,ed. as well as other new styles, priced
at Sl375 to S3l.75.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-09-27

Advertise real estne, GUNNER homes
and hotels in the Want Ads for the
coming two weeks,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-09-27
The Fall Dresses

Popular scrgcs in navy. black and brown
are here at anywhere from S12.2s up to
s3675. Mostly in straight lines, some waist
lines. Popular Jersey dresses SisQ just ar
rived,
Extra Sizes in Dresses, Suits, Coats,
Skirts and Petticoats. Sizes up to 81
bust.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-09-27

not be necessary, therefore, for you to ask that your pur-
chases be charged to October bills. That will be the natural
order of things. Come and get the full benefit of this time
extension.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-09-27

Mai and Mrs. Charles \, Barney
went to LAYTON this morning where
Major Barney will hold an inspection
OF the National guard recruiting sta
ton there, They will also spend ON,
time at Fort Sill, returning to Okla
homa City some time Saturday.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-09-27

been supplemented so that the fleet
va, ready weeks ago 10 again under
take battle "
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-09-27
H. (: ~

" NJ \ INldN WI XIV a luh'I
CON ruddE ~ o'clock M honor OF her
%dau1H'cr, MI NclwNn Marshall Jones
"l ~'''nanr'' VS., VIA" has been the
que ~ "'. ana AIS OP'n"W 'oi ,''
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Mr., = hd'nc' ana I','Ie 'ansh
ter, Helen Mare returned Yesterday
from Ell)ofdd", Ran, where they have
spent the past two weeks with MI
bdrnc'.
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'oee'hc' N"nudy AFTERNOON
. i =
Mr.. aud Mrs, J. J. HlIdrcth OF Huth
RE came down this morning 20 spend
the day with Mr.. and Mrs K Cot
tlngham and attend the FAIR
y . -
Miss Blanche Bowman OF Tulsa. who
was expected 10 come ,hi, week to yisl,
Miss blanche Clagyctt ma, had 10 most.
MONO lao, co,,;,o NIL I,,,r T., IA,
month
\
Mr. aud Mrs A Ioclba,, have =.
,bs;r g,,es, Mrs Mar NrVya1l Of III
peno Mr. Iocth,r, ,c,urrcd ~ye,,cr.
dav from Purcell where she sncn, sev-
eral DAYS
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Mr. and Mrs Iobn DE ana nj III
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-09-27

The Want Ads are the best routes to
excellent boarding places and are reli.
able and inexpensive.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-09-27
Tomorrow'S Events

IOmOrrOW'S Events
MIS-. Can Mayhall, luncheon IN
honor OF Miss Winiircd McGlassen.
Miss Myra Wilson, dinner for
Miss McGlassen.
Allegro Amigos, MIS-. James +.
Sharpe.
Eignty-niners' Picnic, Fair Park.
Ply-the- Needle club, MIS-. {, c.
Garter.
d. A. Y. p. club, Miss Ruth
Macklnnburg.
Nickle Card club, Mrs. II. l..
Parrish.
Atbutus club, Mrs. j. S. Marsh
Evening whist club, MI. and
Mis-. George W. Samson.
A. c. O. club. Mrs. R + Star
buck,
a MOST charming pre- uupudl di.
IN fair IN honor OF Mis-, Wiufrcl
IA M,ula,,cn whose marriage lo
Mr. Charlie hnchcu William
o OF Hannibal No.. will be cclc
bratcd Saturday. va, the luncheon
given 1rc.lay by MIS-. Catch f.
Brook, 'nc table. which ua, appoint
ed with rr> tai anG ,luuy Lace. held d,
large bowl of white clcmat,. and pink
go, .t -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-09-14
POLICE DEPARTMENT

Retired r.. D. m sep l-|-Capt william y
,.as. sa1'a, 'oea app.-ataa. So. appointed
1rarsfs1 o. Taslr ON AOplIsa:loH, 10 p u.
sosf ll. -l-.r ur l..na. Dr. Nafpu. lIn D.
' 80 'l -'., v.. ..a i-...cs .54h 70 r. a.
--tn,l Or .r,rf -tr James B. Du-.Iic 4trfA 'n
ll1f.. ,.arrs A.rt.i .'t.A p. -'' I"o.ies
I4ur- l--4 Z. .ft.A. e-. s.ne.t to g5ce "a
l.s. ',r..au~i. K.r.aai lls -h.l to lsth. 4saisA-
Temporary Assignment. s,lrE-o. Fran. CAS-
.fa ls .ul lats. l. ~E j.
Leu. b. i.s ~ Es-ls. io,- % 90 So J. D..
500. ,.-ir. D I.-L.s --,in POI o. motor
.f.s na.r.. Hl.I I'D .-f.. D. o.. sep il.
l4.l..u4. u....au D. Murray -,.'. g. u =.
leave Of ABirar, Ai.a Full PAY. --u-e.1. i...as
a.. cave P..r La. iaa.r1 G5r.sl ,b
Fsa Pay wall, on sies Report Sergeant John
nrarloa. l.''. en- I. .o noo"
d ~. Alg u -a... AuUu. -h rhDma Quinn
SSH. D. m. sept Io toon sep
James N.Naiaara. gu. ..' Aus 20
c,rnou. l,-'h. o. IS D o. sept Z during a.-
during disafiliu' Albert BrcS b. 1851. a ~.
Aug o. 90 D. > d. Aus - u. b Nirnpis
la.th $50 p m Als darins d.sAol.ii.
,... srt n isscao I-ndns. Tram D. 3 > m.
I.r Oh D. D. Do July % william kAIufI "a b.
H r. a. squad "a o. n-. sept J. dufA.s
Relieved iron suspsAs,ea -r.lroms $ a. John
aol d. aopa sep. Do. M.lNush.m. fot
e5s a. m sept o. T.orure NcCioh4n. so
m sstt 49, O. AluIIsal. lhttn. Do
[. a. segt d. Henry Lusis lIatn. ,a Dol.
su,ssad.d ~rhsut Pay .iroinsn rlorcae
NrCro. a.. tad. S. M. heW >. 10 Oh a
In.ai' .sts jo-e,h sn,inssy issts. r !. Nllls.n
IsytA. Hss.Iy Less. 4sSl4-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-09-14
100 CITIES SEEK
FEDERAL ARh0R PLANT
Navy Officials Hear Pleas from
East and Middle West.

Washington. Sept 10 OAers Of
-ites for the projected sll,0o0,00O gov
eminent armor plate plant were made
10 the Navy Department az hearings
to-day By more than ouc hundred cities
and towns in the Middle West and
East. Others w.il be heard tomorrow.
No proposal for sale cf private plants
=, the government wac presented. ale
though representative Of the prin-
opal armor plate manufacturers were
present. Naval oaien-s said tonight
they regarded it as Ut kelly that any
liant would be offered for sale and eN-
pressed the opinion that the govern
rrent would begin construction OF us
own establishment wler sats- ACTOR!
site had been selected.
Large delegations lprearod 20 press
the claims Of New York, chicago
Philadelphia. Cincinnati. b.rming Aan''
Savannah. Louisville. Baltimore -, 10
Louis. Brooklyn. Buffalo. Raleigh o.
lido. Cleveland. Ti,t-burgh, Norio-@
and many other cite.
Sneakers laid particular emphasis on
TRANSPORTATION facilities. climatic con
i.uons. character of population max,
rral resources and cost Z living ana OF
production Of Rrmor plate az gwen
r.OIr-s.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-09-14
BUSINESS TROUBLES


against H.ra-. levine mauu'art4ser % .osas
f-oi v.r.,- A-.e.'e SO. 10 LAIR SEQ. .at
A--HIr 'a'rH.. s-'. Judge i'l. ~. i'.'i
.Iel.a. Of lose reg L~Fs a ha .o stated
-Huf auIr.rs arc $40 900 w which $4,000 are
-,cs-l ta asset. abb. 10000 Dee aegaH
ENIi1 rHANufLMR COMPANY Nc-A
rer.la "a been f..l against tH- -leI t.snde Deg
90. gay. I. -ea.rr a ..sH ..,.ifT, a. -.o W.
s.ar Bernstein. $50. an. rulr. ~n'ue.1erg
500 Llan'rl.s a-a REPORTED to Ju 81 0n0
'l.ta ~. Formerly l0iag Hs.i.css a. Nar.an L.
W ~ a 2 80 aaoar'- 81 is- ana 10 assets
Ampas -.- creditors a1rt 'lo Nev YORK. 'u.'f
national Bans $50 900 pa-1 -e.7lrec. and Tie
Aur.l-4r Nlac. Company. $40 l.H.
FRrpEHCK kNATp sa rnan -ll West l3oth
3D. .-s irl q pt-lt4au Boz .ar-g'cs WITH l41ll
fies SOS -a O. -four merchant a.4 lo assets
ssceiysr Appointed
FEIu1fAN GARMENT COMrANY-Iudgs Holgh
ta. aHurI.fal hlara / lager receiver fIr Poe fr.-
l.4. u.ract 'napa.y. G t0 Lasl --ih 3D.. oo.''
900 '. rogue. o. rfs...'.- a.. VI" lI'h'i
l-c- t. ua-- I'd. business i0r i-4 -a'a
conposi;loa Confirmed.
WOLFF O CO. -ju-ge Iio9sa has .,ah7ned
.a...n . .,.. ss,s ,.a 1.s4 rb.-I az STA
',t...r az = -sa,. 1a tle lola. r4h Llaoll
Assignment,
JOSEPH LANnrsHEEG. manufacturer ga
a-4 .orrc .At-ra al 20 le.i'e b.. D-S ~4-'
a. o. sis..Ie.t .o isa4.r 'of,A
Obeta-ges from Bankruptcy.
T..se Ua.z. M tat United states District
court rs..etIsy sraniel discharges 20 these uai.h
.-'' ...,..--r .--a.u-r- " ~.a.ulrts Company. d.
abI.rI-. t-.0-3l. Henry ~.ad.-r r. builder
IN B,aea a. Brook ia -.lrs Nll'. pea. !r'.Ds
Kl .IH q Wl4las -ca estate ssrnis ianiliiiss
fa4.-.s. 4...'aA 100. a., .-s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-09-14
BRASS BANDS TO GREET
BROOKLYN'S SOLDIERS
Pounds Appoints Welcoming
Committee Of 100.

4 committee Of more than rundfel
citizens % cooperate with Brooklyn was
veterans associations and other orgaai-
cations IN preparing welcome ee.e5ra-
t.ons for the return OF the l4th IN
fautry and other Brooklyn National
Guardsmen from Texas was appointed
yeterday By Borough Presiden- Pounds
Of Brooklyn. Ire l4th reached Camp
Whitman yesterday.
An appeal has been made for .ubscr.p-
to1s % a fund % be used in furnish
aZ bands for the Homecoming parade
and FOR refreshments 70 De served the
boys in the various armories. Mr.
Pounds a.so has invited any other
Brooklyn residents who so desire 90 be-
come members Of the reception CON
-.ttee.
IN his letter 20 The committee Mr.
Pound said:
The Borough Of Brooklyn is proud
or the Split shown by lis Representa-
t.ves To the National Guard, their en-
thusiasm is inspiring. and Brooklyn
patriotic ardor should and sill. rea'-
sert itself with new vigor 10 connec-
ton with this reception
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-09-14

Z ':SAdNsoiE%3F
Thursday, September Ia, 1916.

This has entered the second stage Of to
Tribune readers Primarily intended merely to separate
the sheep of advertising from n. soasnd hang bell the
But beyond Identification 1t embraces
human study Of both sheep and goats You invited
assist For every letter printed in this department deserb
ing experencespessnt unpesssntwith advertisers OF
merchandise excepting only medicines The Tribune will
send S2oo payable any merchandise Of Tribune adver
tser For the letter each month special prr'
of $50 co. payable similarly will be awarded Name printed or
withhed- prefer but be signed will not know
where send prize order Address The Advisor, The
Tribune New York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-09-14
Advises u. S. Commission
ers About Withdraw
ing Troops.
JOINT CONFERENCE
DISCUSSES TAXES
MeXiCanS Insist Levies
Benefit American
Interests.

New London. Conn, Sept. %. sug-
gestio1s as TO what methods 20 employ
20 establish peace on the Mex can Dor
der were su0m t,ed to-day % Major
General Tasker IT, Bliss, Z. $. A, by
the American members cr the Amer.-
can-Mez can Joint Commission.
The officers opinions were souch. on
subjects ranging from she wisdom o.
Withdrawing American troops from
Mexico 20 The possibility o. establish
ing an international police 20 guard
the border. 80 conclusion was reached.
The conferences with General Bliss
viii continue tomorrow.
The joint commission dealt today
wholly with questions raised by taxa
tion DEGREES issued by Genera. Car
rama, which aEec, American mining
interests in Mex.co. AL exhaustive
study Of tie situation. which viii be
carried en- tomorrow. was begun.
Tho Mexican comm issioners explained
the purposes md theories Of the de-
crees, insisting ,hey were designed 10
promote lEl mining industry and not
10 drive ou- American capita. and con-
hscate IFS holdings
In their conference with General
Bliss the American commissioners con-
sIdered the advisabIty Of proposing a
system OF border patrol such that some
OF the MeNcan troops now engaged IN
this duty would be released for the
Du~-ui+ Of bandits II distance from
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-09-14
GHOST" II OLD WELL
WAS ONLY POOR D0BBIN
How Horse Got Into Fiye-FOot
Shaft Is Mystery.

.Tor-1t-l sounds ar SIG from al old
WEI on the farm Of James 3. Neville,
a. Lsrcrm0rt yesterday morning.
Frightened 5assing Iaborer and sent
him a. top speed 20 the farmhouse
with q tale Of ghosts. When Neville
spproachet he well he recognized the
voice from the depths. Peering over
the eIge be looked INTO the face o.
his farm horse.
The horse had been missing from his
stall two days. How or when he got
into the well is q puzzle. The shaft Is
twelve feet deep and only five wide.
He tuubied % backward. else he would
have drowned iu fre Feet Of water. As
10 Wa. he sat on his Launches WIN
front iegs appraised. until rescued with
d block and tackle.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-09-14
Barometer Readings
ARMY AND NAVY ORDERS;
MOVEMENTS OF WARSHlPS

L DAVID LYONS detached raw recruiting STA
tion BronEft 's Dive
T. y - s. jIP r,'a'ni. ....,... s,.,-, 20
In, EAYM1Nu AssERS0N. detached radio
censor --Ha station Nam. ia ta Ne.fas@@
M,d lisp y BIACKWOoD detached naU
,-.s R.fa.. -e command so'lre wire Mri insp
q ~ kENNEILY fo home AMI ga. 'fi-rs
IN Rr.is 'G-irsrAvE -AurIsTRo2l al G.
CiAr SLY dr'a-.fr- -,t,, sos H..
Island. to Nsr-. H1s-lt-.. l'iA-aAr 'Al"
MARINE CORPS
Ma n q BURTON to depot OF SUPPLE. Paia-
4slplis -r,r9i n s. ,,-.-. ID.
ca. Il 81 GIFTS. de.a-lsI Marine E4r-.es.
View orleans % A-mJ service schoola. p Law
c.t E FRYER deta-hei Marine Ba-r--ss
plirdt rhia GO Marine hsrr.rks. AeH orleans
r HArGH and o. % KETHMAN appointed
Following o-rrr, detached .iat.aas ID = .4a
from lf b-isa-- a.. Ssi pf-r-E, a.
d. D. RoOsEvLLr cay. A 90, ~ W s.,
7 d TRACY p o. >oEb"ogsD. ,. &C. y
al i,flIAa11N ANrEtN ! /, i'oGroS rir. a,
q LITZ IS b. HUChtEY p A osTER
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B. TAGAN. o.. H g. 30 It .-.. DO
TrRNAsE p, J. DAVIS 70 % Nili.Lt. g %
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MOYE3lLNTs
AgRlrLp
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De Foe al Fairmont.

Billy De Foe. the litt.e scraqPer from
the Twin Cities. who knocked oui
Tommy Touhey and made natter very
unpleasant for PAU Edwards. IS scael-
e.ed 70 appear in ;he star bout at the
Fs,-rro-t 4. G. Saturday night. where
he win meet Young Rector, Jersey
Ci-v's crack featherweight.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-09-14
COMMANDS NEW DESTROYER
Lieutenant Blakely Quits Navy Yard
for Rowan's Trial Trip.

Lieutenant Charles A. Biakely. for
two Years shop superintendent Of The
machinery division. last night left the
New York Navy Yard 20 take command
OF che new destroyer Rowan.
The Rowan. which is almost com
pleted. .- 90 have trial trip soon. and
later viii make the navy yard her home
port.
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GUN CLUB TO DISSOLVE
Directors Ask Court 20 Wind Up It's
Affairs

Justice Cohalan. Of the Su-
IRENE Court. mas appointed John
Y. Coggey receiver OF the PhP-
nix Rod and Gun Club in pro-
ceet-rgs for a dissolution Of the
corporation brought by Daniel Young.
William Weymars and Lovett Beers. d.
rectors The club was incorporated IN
1895. and mas assets az Lirdenhurst,
Suffolk County. Long Island. consisting
Of real estate. $500; boats and dishes,
$25. u has no liabilities.