davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The evening current., 1918-08-22

Charles Il. Brownlee and Mrs.
G. T.. Brownlee were over night
guests at the Crawford hotel. en-
route TO Mesilla Park from Artesia.
The evening current., 1918-08-22

Pat Middleton and family are
stopping at the Lee Middleton
home on west Fox street, during
the absence of the latter at Queen.
The. Pat Middleton family viii
move To the Walter Craft place
soon as Mrs. Craft can give poss-
ession.
The evening current., 1918-08-22

j. a. Brubaker of Queen, Is a
guest at the Crawford coming yes
terday afternoon.
The evening current., 1918-08-22

H. c. Swearlngton and w. II.
Blair are registered at the Craw-
ford from FL Paso.
The evening current., 1918-08-22

FOR SALE Young Jersey cow.
will he fresh next month Price
500, ". A. PUE. Rio Vista
The evening current., 1918-08-22

Henry Muldrow is at home In
town from the sheep ranch In the
mountains beyond Queen. MI.
Muldrow reports a blk crowd at
the Queen Camp meeting as he
came past the first of the week.
The evening current., 1918-08-22

r.. r. Thomas. foreman OF the
bridge gang for this division OF the
santa Pc, Is In town coming from
Portales Monday. Mr.. Thomas Ia
suffering from an injured foot and
ls having Il treated by the local
railroad physician.
The evening current., 1918-08-22

Connecting light housekeeping
rooms at the Metropolitan hotel.
MRS. MAGGIE REED.
The evening current., 1918-08-22

Regular services at Grace
Epicopal Church Sunday morning.
Rev. r. w. Pratt. rector In charge.
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--IlnN nN.-

1886 pairs OF socks.
200 + binders
There will alec be small box
of refugee garments. probably l5O
peices In all.
The evening current., 1918-08-22

Miss Genevieye Langdin OF Pueblo
Colorado. was registered at the
Crawford Wednesday of this week.
The evening current., 1918-08-22

Professor and Mrs. w. q. Donley
OF Artesia are at the Crawford.
Professor Donley has been chosen
principal OF the Carlsbad High
School and Mrs. Donley principal
OF the Grammar Schools. Both
are educators OF experience aud
under their direction the Carlsbad
schools will no doubt. continue
20 occupy the high place they al
ready enjoy.
The evening current., 1918-08-22

Phone 80 for anything needed Il
the printing line.
The evening current., 1918-08-22

Melvin Bearup spent the night
In town last night coming down on
business, and returning on the
mail car. Melvin Ia gaining IN
health by his life In the open. ana
says Mrs, Bearup and the children
are getting along splendidly ON the
ranch despite their city training.
The evening current., 1918-08-22
RID CROSS SHIPMENTS
--iIoN 3

---iioN 6S-
400 Abdominal bandages
200 + binders.
The evening current., 1918-08-22

All kinds legal blanks at Current
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LOCAL NEWS
T. l.. Bogel Ia In from his ranch
and will 20 from here to Roswell
on business.
J. a. Brubaker, OF Queen, Is a
guest at the Crawford coming yes
terday afternoon.
II G. Swearlngton and w II.
Blair are registered at the Craw-
ford from FL Paso.
Carlsbad. y. NJ. Aug. 22. 1918
Local showers tonight or Friday;
cooler east portion Friday.
Regular services at Grace
Rev. r. w. Pratt. rector In charge.
Miss Genevieye Langdin OF Pueblo
Colorado. was registered at the
Crawford Wednesday of this week.
Charles u. Brownlee and Mrs.
guests at the Crawford hotel. en-
route to Mesilla Park from Artesia.
Louie Ares came down from the
home ranch at Queen yesterday.
being called before the Selective
Draft Board, for examination to-
day.
--~
4 Al
living In Carlsbad at present
and have taken the little cottage
belonging to II. |. Braden west OF
the Braden residence.
Louie Ares, second son of Paul
Ares. who was called before the
Selectiye Draft Board for eNamina.
ton, will 80 to the WechanicaI
training school at Mesilla Park.
leaving september LIST.
The Scouts will meet Monday
evening as usual and arrangements
for an oil night hike Will be then
settled. Al last meeting the spec
ial interest was talk BY Or. X. IL
Gault. OF Evanston. Illinois.
MIR. and Mrs. e. T.. Mann are In
the city from Artesla end are stop
ping al the Crawford. Mr.. Manr
IN county commissioner from tha
district and is attending To varioui
county business while here.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Paul Ares are Ii
from their ranch In the mountain
coming yesterday and expecting 4
return this afternoon. They repor
everything all right at the biI
ranch In the mountains.
Henry Muldrow Is at home II
town from the sheep ranch In tn
mountains beyond Queen. MI
Muldrow reports blk crowd "A
the Queen Camp meeting as h
came past the first of the week.
r.. r. Thomas. foreman of tn
bridge gang for this division OF IN
Santa Fe, is In town coming rror
PoTtales Monday. Mr. Thomas
suffering from an injured foot an
is having II treated by the ioca
railroad physician.
There will be morning worshi
newt day at the Presbyteria
church. following Sabbath schoo
and the subject OF the sermo
will be Form and Life. ATTEND
ance with evening is turned
Community Worship at the All
dome
Pat Middleton and family ar
Id lot A
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York, for instruction. and proceed to
Camp Dix for duty in hospital.
Following on duty at places specified TO
New York for instruction and return
to stations: Capts. Willis 8. Cooke,
Camp Greene, North Carolina; W. C.
Gates, Camp Sherman, Ohio; J. d.
Sullivan, Camp Lee, Virginia; First
Lieuts. T. c. II. Abemann, Camp Dix,
New Jersey: j. II. BARLEY, Jr., Camp
Meade, Maryland; C. z. Cleveland.
Camp Greene, North Carolina; II. =.
Maynard. Camp Meade. Maryland W.
L. Munson, Camp Greene, North Caro-
lima; +. S. Schoonover. Camp Dix. New
Jersey.
Following to active duty, to Camp Green
leaf for Instruction.: Capts. NJ A.
Bowers. J. A. Gallagher. c. w Perk-
ms, W w. Van Wormcr First Lieuts
+. l.. Gibson, II. w, Jones, J. q. Ler-
ner, J. A. Maxwell. E; w. Moseley,
X. NJ. Palmer, c. j. Ptttman, w. II
Price, j. l.. Rawls, S. T. r. Revel,
l. NJ. Rohr. II. e. Rowe. b. C. Rudder,
C. Rudnick, c. J. Ryan. r. @. SCHUYLER
w. E. Smith, p. NJ. Spurney. c. NJ.
Tre1lnger and NJ. l.. Wagner.
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TRANSFERS AND ASSIGNMENT.
Transfers and assignments ordered yes
terday. To take effect 8 A. NJ. August 10 :

Transfers and assignments ordered yes
terday. To take effect A. NJ. August 10 {:
SERGEANT.
Daniel Glenn, Ssth Prec to S6th Preo.
assigned as special duty officer.
PATROLMEN.
Samuel Weiss. 3lst Prec., to 18th Preo
Frederick W. olfenbuttel, SAD Prec.. to
5th Prec.. assigned as attendant.
John Becsk, ssth Pree, TO Division Of
National Defence Especial war payroil,.
granted an indefinite leave OF absence
To take effect 1901 A. NJ. August o.:
Patrick Mitchell, a6th Preo to Divis-
ion OF National Defence Especial war pay
rolD. granted an indefinite leave or ao-
sence. (Drafted)
TEMPORARY ASSIGNMENTS.
SURGEONS. I
David d. Jennings, 10th Surgical Dis.
in charge Of 18th Surgical Dis, in adj
tion to his own; for 20 days from la:oi
Ernest '. Hubbard. 18th Surgical Dis.
in charge OF 18TH Surgical Dis, in "a,
dition TO his own, for 20 days from lZ:oi
A. NJ, August Is.
LIEuTENANTs.
James C. McAdams. %sth Prec.. assigned
as special d~ty officer in +7th Prec.: In
addition to his other duties, for IL days
'rS George a. T. M she as Tran.e Div. Sub:
div. A., assigned in command from
A. NJ. August 5. during absence OF cap
tain on SICK report
PATRoLMEN
George T. Bosch and Hugo Rrombholz,
sgd Prec, to Headquarters Div, to duty
in ofrice of Fourth Deputy Police Com
missioner. for days from 8 A. N. Au-
Bernard Koenis, s5th Prec.. to Head
quarters Div. to duty In corridors Po-
lice Headquarters. Manhattan. for IL days
from 1901 A. NJ. August ..
From precincts Indicated to 9Th Insp
Dis. to duty in front of alleged dis;
orderly hotels, from A. NJ. August 0
Joseph Gross. Is; Paul J. Siegener. 81;
Gottlieb G. Vosatka, As; John A. Lyons.
So Matthew r. Davey, 70 Joseph L.
sauerbaum. 81: George Ludwig 81: Jo-
seph Tymann. 81.
The following leaves of absence are au-
thorized. with full pay:
SURGEON
Thomas A. McGodrick. 1ath Surgical
Dis. for 20 days from l2:ol A. NJ. August
IS.
without pay:
PATRoLMEN.
Stanley Krupski. 2lst Prec.. for I day
from p, NJ. August II.
Alfred r. Radeck. 37th Prec., for
day from p. NJ. August 10.
Charles Rose. 3sth Prec.. for . days
from p. NJ. August 10.
Laurence O'Connell. &6th Prec.. for
day from = ui M ASsu ss,S q pr.e for
day from 1901 A. NJ August o. q.
days from p. N August 10.
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BAKERS PUNISHED
FOR WHEAT MISUSE
One Pays Red Cross 500;
Seconds Work Is Restricted.

Emil o. Hlldebrant. n baker. OF 1928
Broadway, Brooklyn, was ordered yes
terday by the Federal Food Board to
cease baking all products, with the ,N'
ception of bread and rolls, until Sep
TENDER 1 as a penalty for using more
wheat flour that the Food Adm.n!stri-
ton rules permit.
Ernestine Neuman, a baker, of 42lt
broadway, Manhattan. was allowed 20
contribute 500 TO the Red Cross and
Stearns & Lyle, bakers. of 1122 Bedford
avenue, Brooklyn. made a s25 donation
to the same organization In lieu of &C
ton by the board on their licenses. Both
were charged with an excessive use of
wheat -four.
Boys and girls of Public School No.
SO, 4lS West Twenty-eighth street, have
contributed their pennies to the pur-
chase of 200 Jars of jams and jell!es,
which were put up in the canning
kitchen malnta lned by the bureau Of
conservation of the State Food Com
mission. in cooperation with the City
Department of Education at the school.
The Jars of good things are to be sent
to the base hospital on Staten Island
for convalescent soldiers and sailors.
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NEW Observation-Disclosures.
BriarcIiff Lodge
BRIARCLIFF MANOR, n. Y.
OPEN TILL NOVEMBER.
FORECLOSURE SALES.

IN ECLoSURE-SUPREME COURT,
COUNTY OF NEW YORk-THE SEA-
MEMS BANK FOR SAVINGS IN THE
CLARA ELIZA STACKFLETH and others.
Defendants Clerks File No. 2Ss5s. Year
1917. Cadwalader Wickersham & Taft.
Plaintiffs Attorneys. 40 Wall Street. New
Judgment entered July 22nd. 1918 Pur-
viii sell at public auction at Exchangs
Salesrooni. Nos. 1915 Vesey Street. in
Borough OF Manhattan. City OF New York.
at II O'Clock noon, on August 18th. 1918.
by Samuel Marx, Auctioneer. the mort
gagged premises directed by said judgment
to be sold, to wit:
ALI. that certain lot. piece or parcel OF
land together with the buildings and i'm
provements thereon erected, situate, lying
and city of New York and bounded and
described at follows: BEGINNING at a
point on the southerly side of One hundred
and sixty-onc feet easterly from the point
Of intersection OF the southerly side OF
the easterly side OF Amsterdam aevnue:
and running thence southerly parallel with
Amsterdam avenue and part of the way
eleven inches to the centre line OF the
block between One hundred and foretteth
thence easterly along said centre line Of
the block and parallel with one hundred
and forty-frst street, eighteen feet; thence
nor:herly and again parallel with Amster-
dam avenue, and part Of the way through
4 party wall ninety-nine feet and eleven
n caes to tho sou.herly side OF Ono hum
l~ed and forty first street: and thence
.yosterly along the said southcrly side Of
ono hundred and forty-frst street, eighteen
feet to the point or place OF beginning. be
the said several distances and dimensions
mora or less,
Subject to the covenants and restriction,
contained in certain instruments recorded
in the office Of tho Register OF the County
OF New York in IIAber 2o05 Of Conveyances.
llber ~
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Police Department Orders

from P. NJ August IL
,ro John 2 Batter: ssh Pree,. for ! day
Harry J. states. ED Prec,. for l day
MATRoN.
Philippine 4. Dopf, 18th Prec.. for 2
'a Tss ron S1IIox, r. NJ nn ArsIs, =
"hLe on sick report are approved:
PATROLMEN
=, Bernard Schulz: 9th Prec, from sos
p A. August .. during disability.
Aasa.s f during 81. al.. eSsf from P M
lo S.1.; \ Xxx AZ sssins a1.ss,i,,y from
Thomas E. Roden. iisth Prec. from
ilIo A. n, august g.. during disability
$40 A. NJ August 2. during disability.
. James e. Mitchell. Bridge Prec., from
s:Ss A. NJ July 20. during disability.
p, from a;a5 p. NJ August /. during
The following designations are accepted
10 take enect IL =. NJ. August 8:
PATROLMEN.
George Yost. No. sos6. Traffic DIV.
To take enset y P. NJ August Is:
Div, EdT snSIo; y; tamer'y' No. ss'+ Traffic
ORDERS AFFECTING SPECIAL PA
TROLMEN IN THE EMPLOY OF
THE POLICE DEPARTMENT.
Tho following transfer has been or
dered. To take effect Q A. NJ August 0:
John H. seselecke. ssd Prec.. to ssth
Appointment Of special patroIman re-
voked. To take effect 1850 p NJ. Au-
gust 8:
Edward J. Carroll, No. sl7, 1881 Prec.
The following designations are accepted {:
Henry ]. Tustin. No. 1896 33d Prec.
9th Dis), to take effect ~ p. NJ. July 80
William speer, No. 346s, and Joseph A.
Dusan. No. 3%4i. Bridge Prec., to take
effect IL r, NJ. July 81,
18th Di:l. TO take effect 8 4. NJ, July ST.
Arnold r. Birchler. No. 2s2S. ssth Prec
10th Dis.), to take effect 4 p. NJ. August /
Leo A. Schworer, No. 2lS<, 33d Prec
9th pis). to take effect IL p. NJ. .Au-
Emil sinshaussr, No. 2i22. 4s,h Prec.
9th Dis.>. to take effect 8 A. NJ. Au-
Christian F. Hsrnnkind. No Ass. 6oth
P P. Hsh pi'')' to take effect IL p NJ,
John R.ftery, No. asi5. 45th Prec. 9TH
Dis). to take effect p. NJ. August l.
Joseph Schmidt. No. 1922. 18th Prec.
0st pis). to take effect p. NJ. Au-
Dropped from the rolls:
PATRoLMAN.
James Collins No. 1851, 26th Prec,
having submitted his resignation and the
same not having been accepted, IL
dropped from the rolls OF the Police
Department OF the City Of New York.
To take effect - OF July l.
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CAPTAINS SENTENCE TOO MILD
Crosier Upscts Plan TO Reprimand
Hall for Cruelty.

BOSTON. Aug. 9.--Major-Gen. William
Croker of the Northeast Department to-
day disapproved the sentence in the case
of Capt Ralph Hall Of the Seventeenth
United States Infantry. stationed at the
Springfield Arsenal, charged before a
court-martial with inflicting cruel pun
ishment upon two soldiers.
Capt. Hall was ordered reprimanded
and Gen. Crozier, who sent the findings
to Washington. for review. held that this
was inadequate. 1t was alleged Capt
Hall forced the soldiers to jump in and
out of windows to the point of exhaus-
tion, that sand baths were administered
and that one was required to do double
time while shackled.
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Newcomb Dock Taken Over.

NEWPORT NEWS, Aug. st was an
nounced here to-day that the Emergency
Fleet Corporation had taken over the
operation of the Newcomb Shipbuiding
and Dock Company at Hampton. The
company Is working on about twelve
contracts for the Government
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y y e. e N Gl'iYsy t. M white First Lieut.
to CAME kesin s,ne Cal iro ns pstsrnafi RAM
Second Lieut.. R. b. Lorton from Chicago
Second Lieut. b. F. Murray to active duty
to Camp Fremont.
Fngineers
Capt. Harry Barker to Camp Devena
Capt. F. II. Fowler to Washington. D. C.
sv,.,,o, s.c,,on s,vnaI'
Following Second Leutenants to Wilbur
3. II. Mulyihill. J; Q. Murray. II. r
Park, o. S. Payne, Henry NJ. Paynter.
Jr. w. L Perry. L. n. Peterson. S. II
Pierson, q. A. Prosser. f. p. Redmond,
Il. Reynolds, r. H. Reeves. Jr;. r.
Ryan. l. R. Stafford. J. W. Savage. L. n.
ssull. L. B. seaver. l.. $. seymour. L. r.
Earle Soto. Earl Q. spsnsler. J; =; spier
son. All, B. Taylor Russell L. Taylor.
n. lee.er, W. ". rhompsoh' -; W.
Trw.h.art ~ "a" iuer, ,y,r"co,v
Vaughn. r. A. Won perau. F. i, warren
r. Il. Williams. II. 8. Whteside, j. l..
Wnson, D. b. wright, H. C. , Zettie
Following Second Lieutenants to Filing
ton Field for duty; Duncan G AMMAN
Hopkins, Harold D. !ttner. Ward C..
klingsmhh. Carlos C. Kohler. P. Hayes,
II :, Lung R.. J. Meehan F. Por D; N.
REYNOLDS e. NJ Rooster. r. j.
Stalker, J, D. stodder. E. d. Tussing.
Second Lieut.. G. F. Everest from Dayton.
OHIO. to Camp Sherman
c,,v,o-, r.,,,.- .na u Nail ,,,
seoond fieutensnts and .e MVn 70 Porite d
Arsenal ''u'ena''s anu sent 10 Ner''Ah
Second Lieut.. J. B. Patterson to Camp
Second IJ.ut T r w.,t.r % c.nr
funston. . u walker 10 camp
First Lieut.. E. s. wallace to Niagara
c,nt & w ror,. . y.,,
Second Its,, orosr no Wssnlng,on;
Second lieut. lieut.; L J s.,vsi, to camp PIKE.
se ington Lieut. H. s. soardman to Wash
Second taf.In Lieut.. E. j. Steiner to Montreal,
s. serisr i..,, s,-,
dan. o - e'e.' 10 lamp 'A'''
Capt. J. R: Gait to omaha.
- ''H M.s A. lamp 'u''e''
FG dnU,, to Fort Riley for INSTRUCTION;
bury. First Lieuts. William V, Hartman.
Turley. J. E. Twohig, H A. Vincent.
Capt. A. E, Buchanan to Camp Meade.
Following to active duty to Syracuse, n.
Y: Capts. j. A. Allen, II. b. Blakey,
C. b. stevens First Iieuts I N
Bruno. b. c. Hamilton, c. c. spanEler.
Following to active dutv IN Camn Gre.n
leaf for Instruction: Carts, c. i. Hath
away, F. l.. Juett. A. II. stall First
Lieuts. f. y. u8ibby, j. l.. Busby. ] s
Fenhv Otto uniIIrs.s ~, - o.
C. NJ Wright. "ee"''
Following from places specised to svrs-
cuse, n. y: Major a + Thomnson Enr,
Ontario, New York1 Capts tnsenb
Henakc Camn "p'', ooseph -
Keller. Fort Ontarioe ia
Camp Mesds. Et~s, nehher'
Daliwig. Camn Hvmn,rara T.
Ginia; g p 8 Ford Ca,nn np-5es' vi
Noreiand go " Eo'u9n u n
Camp Jackson Dse' T. l. "o'te' 'f''
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TREE FALLS ON N. Y. EXPRESS.
Passengers From Boston Injured
by Flying Glnss.

ANsoNIA, Conn, Aug. 9.--As the Bos-
ton-Nev York express on the New York.
New Haven and Hartford Railroad was
speeding into Seymour this afternoon a
large tree blown down during a severe
electrical storm, fell on the train, smash
ing all windows on one side OF the rear
coach.
New York passengers were cut by
glasa
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Together with the appurtenances ana ell
the rights and interests OF the parties 10
the said action OF. in and to the said
premises.
Approximate amount of mortgage debt
assessments and water rates. S92l.65.
Dated. New York. July 24th. 1913.
WALTER c. b SCHLESINCER. Referee
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PROPOSALS..

~>~~~~-~~~-0~>>~""-- ~--"~"~--~"-~-~>-~--~~--~~--
OFFICE QUARTERMAsTER GENERAL,
100 = 18Th ST, New York Sealed pro-
yosaIs for furnishing Leggins, Meta, But
tons ana Manufacturing Cooks Caps VII
lie received here until u O'Clock II Au-
gust 10Th, 1915 Information on app,i,a-
'.oH. EU .clupos 10 b" Endorsed t. show
n IA: .-le. ~VnIain ana address! ~ ;@.s
Office
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To Reduce Size of Trunks and In gs

WARRINGTON, Aug, 9-To save space
in baggage cars for the army. the con-
servation division OF the War Industries
Board has advised manufacturers that
trunks should not exceed forty inches
In height or length. and that travelling
bags and suit cases should be restrict
to sizes from fourteen to twenty-eigrt
inches. with all partitions, sections
false bottoms, &c, eliminated.
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AUTOMOBILE EXCHANGE

FAMOUS Pope Hartford Passenger
Touring car guaranteed in perfect me
chanical condition, newly painted, shoes
and tubes almost new, Will give demon
stration and trial run. see any day or eve
'cost s3.S5O.00 Call or address JOHN
DREWFS, Owner. 81 Brinkerhon Street,
Jersey t!ty. y. !. Phone Bergen AIS
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Rest Private service at taxi rates
HOUR, DAY, WEEK OR MONTH:
touring, Limousine and landaulet.
HOTEL AUTO RENTAL SERVICE,
Al West 18th ST COlumhus-gS99
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PURSUANT To AN AGREEMENT on
tered into on the 7ih day Of May, 1917. by
and between join WAMAMAkER; NEW
Will soil on the @3rd day Of August 1913.
a. ten il0D o'clock In tho forenoon in the
Piano Department ~ John Wanamakcr
New York. 7G4 broadway, Borough Or
Manhattan, city, County and state Of New
York. ono Mahogany Piano and stool, as
provided by sections 65 and Ct Of the Per-
s1nGl Property Law.
DANIEI. GREENMAI.n Auctloneer
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INSTRUCTION.
FOR BOYS AND YOUNG MEN.
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Bordentown Military Institute
BOTH SEXES.

MACKENZIE SCHOOL, Monroe, N, Y.
(on Lake Waltonl,
Summer Session a vacancies) July e.Aug 81
Fall Term Sept. ls
For full informal ton apply to
JOHN QUINCY ADAMS, Registrar
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LEGAL NOTICES.

PURSUANT To AN AGREEMENT en-
tered into on tho 2Eth day II January,
1917. by and between JOHN WANA-
MAKER, NEW YORK, and MORRIS
PARLIAMENT. / will sell on the 2Srd day
of August. 1915. at ten IOl o'clock in tn"
forenoon in the PIano Department of John
WanamakcT, N-W York, 7fi Broadway.
Borough Of Manhattan. Guy County and
state Of New York, one Mahogany Piano,
as provide: by sections 81 and &C of the
Personal Property Law.
DANIEI. LiREt.N ALp. AMctlonoer.
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PURSUANT To An AGREEMENT en-
tered into ON the -lst day OF March 1917,
by and between JOHN WANAMAkER.
NEW YORK. and GEORGE i PONZENE,
Ir., / will sell on tho 2&rd day OF August,
1913, at ten i0I o'clock IN the forenoon
in the Piano Department Of John Waua-
maker. New York 7G4 Broadway. Borough
Of Manhattan, city, County and state Ot
New York one Oak Piano and Stool
provided by Sections Go and &C Of the Per
sonal Property Law,
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QuartermrSter Corps.

Appointments announced: To be Captains:
Moore, B. II. s%e e1p e M j. Tim M e.
vine. W. n. Stewart. W. p. smith. j. N,
Z, Howard, W. H. Jameson. Jr, Lucia n
i Leman Kahn Aryid H L,deen. J., y,
end Lieut., T. Jones r Il. fiA W seq F.
Hle'f Il l'as Smith, hOwsnS @ w PsFd9 We
be First Lieutensnts: Second IIeuts. W,
T. Happ. C. r; Butts E, F. kasson. L.
Wharf, J: W. Smith. J; F, Watson. J. ].
Palmer H. ?, Angel. Martin a. Knutson,
Jack x. Bleakmore. r. D. Daley. F, c,
Caswell. F. l. Palmer. Gay worthing ton
Felton,: A, Il. MeGui,k, 4. y. Luce. W 2,
J. X. Cannon, w. F. Bragg. ], g, Bige-
low, Hugh o'Connor. a. D. orme. Tenn
ert Haines waldron To be Second Lieu :
tenants: Sergeant W. p. Hufstader. to
Washington; p. A, Mitchell, to Camp ].
Elmer L. Anderson. to Camp Fremont
Private Roy karshner. to Camp J. e.
Major r. L Mcdonald from Edgewood.
Md, to Pig Point. Va.
Capt, j. j. ONeil from Boston to follow
Psabody Bo.on %osarn ss:sn
Boston and Newark, \. J. u Upon ar,
rival Newark await orders
Capt, Irving c. Brewer to Washing
Sergeant (hrst class) Jers Thomas Rey-
nolds appointed Second Lieutenant and
TO Camp Pike, Arkansas.
Sergeant Carl r. Olson appointed Second
Lieutenant and to Camp A. A. Hum
q phreys Virginia. as assistant quartermas-
Capt C. q. Lanphier to Jerersonvills. ct.
Louis, Chicago. Boston and New York in
connection with the purchase OF sup
plies and return to station.
pointed Second Lieutenant and to Camp
j. f. Johnston, Florida.
Second Lieut.. J. s. McIver to Camp Mills
as assistant quartermaster.
Chemical, Warfare Service.
F. N. Crossett appointed Major and TO
Appointed Second Iieutenants: Kenneth
Reynolds, to Washington. ana Howard
Soften, to Cleveland.
Second Lieut. J. II. Crank to participate
In aerial lights.
Air Service, Production.
Albert r. Blume appointed Second Lieu
tenant and to Washington.
OFFICERS RESERVE CORPS.
Dental.
First Lieut.. ]. W. Snyder to Camp Logan.
Major c. Van Wyck from Western De-
partment to Camp Greenleaf for instruc,
First Lieut. F. e. Long to Camp Shelby
First Lieut.. @. r. Proctor from Ellingt on
Field TO Camp Logan.
Veterinary.
To active duty Camp Lee: Second Leuts