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OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF ELECTIONS
OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK.
Room 1870, Municipal Building
Borough Of Manhattan, August 90 1919
written proposals are solicited. and will
be received until August 2Sth by the Board
of Elections OF this City at its General
once, Municipal Building. Centre street.
Borough Of Manhattan, for the use for the
purpose OF Registration and Election of a
owner lessee thereof in each of the
election districts in this City wherein the
required space for such purpose in Public
Buildings is not ohtainable. Each place
proposed must be thoroughly sanitary, easy
OF access TO the public. well lighted when
IN use. heated when necessary with The
floor thereof not more than 1--WE feet below
or ten feet above the street level, and with
floor space available for use equal to not
less than three hundred square feet. such
place Will be required for use on October
9Th to 10th. inclusive. from 4:3O p. M. to
1880 p. NJ, or the close OF Registration
1880 P. NJ, or close of Registration also
on November 4th from $40 A. NJ to the
close of the Canvass OF the election. and
not less than six to eight chairs and with
satisfactory writing tables OF not less than
twenty-five square feet OF disability. The
amount payable for use OF each such place
and the specified furnishings Will be for
the
borough OF Manhattan $500
Boroughs OF Brooklyn q The Bronx $500
Borough OF queens 400
Borough OF Richmond 42.Oo
Amy further Information desired as to
the election districts in a Borough where
such places are required may he obtained
on application at the Branch once OF the
Board OF Elections located as follows
Manhattan Borough, Room 1885. Municipal
Building.
Bronx Borough. 442 e. l4sth St.
Brooklyn Borough &c Court St
Queens Borough, 81 Jackson Ave.
Richmond Borough. Borough Hall. New
S. HOWARD COHEN.
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Albert Phsir. 18th Prsc.. for day. from
Albert SPITE, nth Proc, for 10 days.
from 8 A. NJ. August a.
Denis Sullivan. 23d Prec.. for 1 day, from
A. NJ. August 20.
John J. Mcintyre, 25th Prec., for day.
from A. NJ. August Is.
Bernard Mccormack. nth Prec., for !
day, from s A. NJ. August 81.
The following sick leave is granted;
CAPTAIN.
Henry McQueeney, Detective Div, for IL
days, from 1901 A. NJ. August IS.
The following applications for full n"y
while on sick report are approved:
PATROLMEN
John ]. Flushing, 7eth Prec.. from T:15
p. NJ. July 20, during disability.
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their credit be II said, both Conservation
Commissioners Pratt and Secretary Car
penter admitted publicly and in their Of
nclal reports that under the buck law at
least 5000 does are being killed annu-
ally" And for that reason both these
not keen" to insist upon the retention OF
the buck law upon the salute books.
Advocates Say Less Deer VIII De Slain.
In fact, Commissioner Pratt wrote a re-
port following the hearing before Governor
Smith asserting to the wisdom or the,
Everett law as an experiment in deer con-
servation. Commissioner Pratt as well as
other progressive and sane conservation
lists understands the weakness of the buck
Law; 1t has proved a failure.
Why, even Forest and Stream and
white Birch" themselves unconsclously
law when they admit the killing of $4,000
deer LAT year" The advocates OF the one
deer law claim that under the new law less
than 10000 deer will be killed, including
fewer does than were Illegally killed under
the old law according to the conserva-
ton departments own figures OF 5000 does
criminally slaughtered last season.
And as one would expect of a man who
cringes and hides under the robe of an
onymity, even when engaged in contro-
vrrsy where his opponents come out into
the open, white Birch" consistently
Ignores the fact that under the buck law
docs were slaughtered by the thousands:
Just as persistently he declines to give
us credit for good conservation motives in
our stand for the Everett law, in that the
rev YORK Conservation Association mas
announced that IL the hunters of the state
do not see to II that the law Is strictly
enforced and the Illegal slaughter Of does
stopped. II will use all Its influence for
the enactment OF law closing the season
on deer for nve years.
We are for tine preservation OF deer
and believe the Everett law is an I'M
provement on the buck law because of the
latters imprecticsbility and biological In
sanity We favor deer refuges and breed
ing grounds where there shall be no
shooting the year round. And these mat
tiers require looking forward. not back
ward, we must bid a long farewell to.
the petulant and imponderable ''Whits
Birch" Still he is entertaining because
every time he registers a whine in THE
SUN he complains he Is feeling better.
NJ. II. HOOVER,
President New York Conservation
Association.
Lockport, n. Y, Aug. 20.
Vermont Nears End Of Trout Season.
In Vermont the season closes on August
81 for brook, brown. golden or lockleven,
steelhead or rainbow and lake trout; also
for landlocked salmon.
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Police Department
Orders
TRANSFERS AND ASSIGNMENTS,

IhANSt EhS AND ASSIGNMENTS,
SERGEANT.
To take effect 8. A. NJ. August 20;
William Rohrs, from LIST Prec. to 18th
Prec.
To take effect A. NJ. August pa:
Frederick X. Osborne 5lst Prec, as
signment changed from mounted duty to
wv MOUNTED PATRoLMAN.
James A. Flanagan, 5ist Prec.. assigned
to mounted duty
TEMPORARY ASSIGNMENTS.
PATROLMEN.
John j. McGovern, 25th Prec to Head
quarters Div. to duty in Warrant Squad
No, !. for Is days from A. NJ August 2s
Patrick Mccsnery slst Prec,. assigned
A. NJ. August Is. during absence Of cleaner
Timothy Ryan. s5th Preo. to SD Prec..
assigned TO bicycle duty for 10 days from
Joseph A Whitmore. 43d Prec to 18th
Pre-. assignee 70 duty at recreation pier
A. NJ, August 22.
Patrick Feelsy. .ssd Prec.. assigned as
acting attendant. from S A. NJ. August 49,
James Mcclure. sSth Prec. to nth FRET
assigned TO day tours for 30 days from
A. NJ. August 20,
Thomas Brennan, 109th Prec. TO Head
quarters DIV. Div. OF Transportation, as
signed as operator of touring car. for 7
days from A. N. August rs. during alb
sence OF operator vacation.
PROBATIONARY PATROLMEN.
From Headquarters Div. Training School
to duty at department storehouse. from
A. NJ. August 20:
William F. Demaria. Elmer v. Hood.
The following leaves OF absence are au-
thorized without pay:
PATROLMEN
day, from p. N, August Il. f''e'' Tor /
nom is:oi A. NJ. August IS.
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SITUATIONS WANTED-MALT.


ARCHITECTURAL ENGINEER having
been with structural steel and reinforced
concrete concerns for the last IL years
partner In an architectural nrm where he
mechanical design and all specification
writing and experimenting for several
million dollars worth OF buildings OF all
kinds and OF all types OF construction,
would consider position OF ofice manager,
specification writer or superintendent In
Eastern city. Address A. kbox l2s Sun ONCE.
in France. having practised for the last
is years IN the q. S. A., thoroughly
familiar with American building methods
and building materials Knows French and
French methods very well. Has lived in
Spain and talks Spanish. Just returned
from a. r. =. Woulo eonsioer position
materials or contractpr equipment frms.
Address j.. Box 100 Sun offics.
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Special Despatch to THE Sun.

w.surSeroS, Aug. 22.-Onlcials OF
A.. chemical Foundation. II was learned
s.-o today. have laid before the Presi-
asr,'s advisers at the Peace Conference
rian which they believe will protect
.dsouatelv the interests of the Ameri-
con textile Industry and other dye con-
s,,r,ers in connection with the disposi-
,Ion Of the German vat and other dye
stuffs. ,
This plan provides, It is understood,
for the appointment of an impartial
American representative who shall rep
resent neither producers nor consumers
N 90 abroad and act for the United
statas IN CARRYING out the distribution of
German dvestuffs offered for export, as
nrovided for under the provisions of the
peace treaty.
Accompanying such a dye commits
sioner would he n representative of the
ave consumers and a representative OF
the dive producers who would act as I'M
official advisers of the commissioner.
This plan was put forward by Foun-
dstion officials, It is said, solely in the
interest OF American dye consumers.
The dye manufacturers, It was pointed
out. have at present adequate II tempo
rarv protection, but consumers have lit
tie or no protection because of the fact
that this country has no representative
upon the Interallied PREPARATION Com
mission. under whose direction the Ger
man dyes will be distributed.
Representatives OF the shirt industry,
piece goods interests and mill men from
all sections OF tho country will meet in
Washington next Tuesday to inform the
War Trade Board section of the Depart
ment Of State of the seriousness of the
situation in respect to the shortage of
vat dyes. The necessity for the impor-
taton of dyes from Germany II tire shirt
industry in this country is to maintain
It's pre-war status will be pointed out.
Reconsideration of the recommended
ton Of the advisory trade committee on
dyes, whereby no licenses are to be is
sued for the Importation OF dyestuffs
produced in Germany, will be requested.
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NEW DYE PLAN IS
TO AID CONSUMER
Annointment of Commissioner
TO Distribute German
Colorstuff Urged.
Tailors to Ask for
Weekly Wage Of $50

-uE Ladies Tailors and Altera-
ton Workers Union is prepar-
L ing to present demands to the
.,rfacturers here early next month
Sor shorter hoirs and more pay:
For taiors $50 week Is to be set
az the minimum wage, with $40 for
vale helpers, $50 for women helpers
"nd sS5 for alteration workers. Tho
nsw demands will also include the
forty-four week.
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sURRoGATE's NOTICE.

SANDERS, HENRY-In pursuance OF a.
order OF Honorable John p. Cohalan a Sur
roEats OF the County of New York
notice ia hereby given to all persons
having claims against Henry Sanders, late
of the County OF New York deceased to
present the same. with vouchers thereof
to the subscriber. at her place OF transact.
ing business. the once of her attorneys
Stanchneld a Levy. No. 100 Broadway
Manhattan, in the city OF New York, on or
before the 25th day OF September next.
Dated, New York. the goth day OF March.
1919 BERTHA SANDERS. Executrix.
STANCHFIELD & LEVY. Attorneys for
EXecutriT. lao Broadway. Manhattan. N. 7.
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HELP wANTED-MALE.

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BANK MESSENGERS. by large down
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TRANSPACIFIC MAILS

Connecting mails close at G. p. o. and Ci1
Hall stations at 5 40 p NJ. daily.
Japan Corea, China, Siberia Slam Cochin
China, Netherlands East Indies and Philip-
pine Islands (Va Vancouver and Victoria. Il.
c., September 10, Ss. Monteagle
Hawaii. Japan. Cores, China. Siberia, Siam.
Cochin China and Netherlands East Indies
Via San Francisco, August 20, SIS. Tenys
Mart.
Tahiti, Marquesas. Cook Islands, New Xea.
land and specially addressed mail for Aus.
tralla (via San Francisco), August 81, St
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NEW YORK-staten Island.
MISCELLANEOUS.
LEGAL NOTICES.

IN THE ORPHANS COURT OF
PHILADELPHIA COUNTY.
April Term, 1919 No 2l3
IN RE JAMES HEPBURN.
Notice ia hereby given that the Orphans
Court OF Philadelphia County. kas decreed
Jermon. ESQ. Master. that the legal pre-
sumption OF the death of said James
Hepburn aas h See sa,a mage gsm out snd ssta6;
alive or any person for him having evil
dence OF the continuance In life OF the
present the same TO he Orphans Court
on the llth day of November. 1918.
JOHN c. HINCKLEY
Attorney for Petitioner.
1921 Chestnut ST.. Philadelphia, Pa.
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Business Troubles.
PETITIONS IN BANKRUPTCY.

=
JACOB CHELSON-Voluntary petition
by Jacob Nicholson, dry goods merchant.
65s Tenth avenue and 243 East Tenth
abilities 1S.271; assets, si,5s5 Prin-
clpsl claims: ]. Siegel. $500; Abraham
S2h,echter. $3.50; Gottlieb Rosen. $3.50.
pAvlp. SUPPLEMENTARY petition by
David Smith, retail dealer in dresses. "a
C!nton st; liabilities, s6.751; assets. 81
255. Principal claims: ]. Rosner, s57s;
G,oidstsin & Halpert, s1,o7i; DR.. ]. Glass.
1900. Morris Israel named as receiver
Arthur L. Ross, 100 Broadway, is the
OSCAR MEIsLIN-Involuntary petition
against Oscar Meislin. doing business
A oa,,,. Artistic Ornament Company:
inanuf icturirg ornamental novelties, J
81 Eighteenth street; liabilities. s95,-
assets: $1,000: PRINCIPAL claims:
" Tor Lgter & Co. Inc, 'I;2l1i Norbert
L,aNrsnce Bevenson named as receiver.
1eLJan!n Rich. 2l7 Broadway. is the at
THEODORE MANN-rnvoluntar petitIon
against Theodore Mann. trading as Mann
DrsS: Manufacturing Company. iobb-r
1ad trader IN dresses 3as FIFTH avvnue;
Iaoilities, $1,000; assets. $1,000. Prin-
opal claim: Samuel Ullman, S51s.
David Geiser. 2sS Fifth avenue. is the
JUDGMENTS.
Manhattan.
me following judgments were filed yes
, y, day august %; the first name is that
Sf Kr5 Jaweiry, Co., Inc, Harry
Fs r,[rssnnkel.Feingold & Gelb. Inc. sIts.s4
ccsIteH' Patrick I'M. Lennon. 1850
GEMS Arthur. II. siebold ct
Hughes. Herbert H, and Edward w
e. EstabTook - e. Behringer
=, Sheet Metal Works. Inc. -. l24.s4
Commission .....,............ 1900
teighton. Bert-AJax Rubber Co. 2o5.s6
Merchants Exchange National
~ Bsnk-E. Davis ............. s.I1s5O
Morris I Edwsrd b B.. and Edward -''''
=, Morris Co.-First National
Mi SsSk Of T F1anS ana n National s'
:, surety Co,-Peopie. &c. -. 100000
Nut A1tOmobi,e Storage Co; Inc. ii2222::SS
l.rcgs, Harry 4. tH. Marcus
Nathan MoTitE@M. J. O. Gins
Pate. Rlehaid.s. is; aia:ky..... 1875
Hossnstein, chGrles-M. e. Wat
rs sVn e0S Sander, Co i'd iiO'O
g.. A, cOrrOon q cO'.,......... s,4a1I5
a wire Co. .,.......,......., aBsI.s5
Thread Co. .....,..........,. 1874
surety co.-PeOpls. &C, go. 100000
"llmerdinE. Josephine-A Els
Sons, Inc. 80: ...s...:... 1885
: Operating Co. .......:s.:..:;. ias.os
thinner. Katherine. and p. Kath-
ln Wilson-Greycouft Realty
Bronx 4t
The hrst name Is that Of the debtor.
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cohn. Feilx--F. J. MoRickard. sis67sI
Faiveiia, Frankie. ID. Murphy. 1871
Jarossi. Florrie-Pierce Butler q
Pierce Mfg. Corpn. ............ sef.0f
Kelly. Mary E.--l. NJ. Durr..... 1,Os0.22|
Milo. Luco-Columbian Nat. Fire
Nichols. harry; Ell .HHi'iHi ymsn: i7ciS
Pcrlitz. Samuel--S. Pudding Co.. 1t0.sl
shapiro, Henry--N. d. Perlman.. 2i9.65
SATISFIED JUDGMENTS.
Manhattan.
The FIRST name Is that of the debtor; the
second that Of the creditor and date when
judgment was filed:
Senner, Slmon-A. Rablnowitz ct
al; June is, 1s1e............. tl22.6o
Berry, Mary C.-Ansonia; April
Crotona Avenue Realty Goa.
Well Ell al; July II, l9l6...... te2.95
Friedman, Fannie. Mochof ct
al; April rs, 19i3........... 1890
Same-P. Marenies; March 81,
july is, igi5,...........e..' 62s.s7
Lipschitz. Samuel. and Morris
May ., 1918. .i............... 1856
same-Same; May 20, lsls..... 1921
Fischman, Harry-H. BORROW,
March 8, 1918. 1855
Crotona Avenue Realty Goa.
Well ct al; Aug so. 1s1s.... f222.s1
Koerner, Abraham-A. Koerner.
Aug. 7. 1918. 160s7
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OUTGOING STEAMSHIPS,
r.
INCOMING STEAMSHIPS.
nt1o To Aa-

Due To-day.
IS Prinz Frederick Wilhelm. Brest Aug. Il
Sc Solnavis Brest. Aug. Is.
SIS Nasemond. Brest. Aug. II.
SIS Madawaska. Brest. Aug. L.
Sc Brazileira, Cadiz, July -.
IS DennlNoun. Gibraltar. July II.
g Man1man, Bordeaux, July 30.
SIS Santa Tecla Stockholm, July o.
IS Hokah, Fowey. July 81.
IS Bylayl. Dartmouth. July n.
Rs Breiz Izel Havre, Aug. :.
&c Bendu. Liverpool, Aug. :.
SIS Warkwoi tn, Shields, Aug. e
IS kermon, Copenhagen. Aug. /.
Ss Alenthus. Fowey. Aug 3.
ss Nyland, Gothenburg. Aug. I.
IS Brandenburg, Bordeaux. Aug. 10
IS keresan. Hamburg. Aug. g.
IS Braddock, Bordeaux, Aug. 5.
IS BENEDICT, Para. Aug s.
SIS Kasama, Hull. Aug. s.
SIS Aguila, Liverpool. Aug. 6
g lake Fraley. Dartmouth Aug. g.
IS trafalgar Greenock, Aug. I.
SIS Lake Grampus, Hull, Aug. 7.
IS Dorothy, Liverpool. Aug s.
SIS Golden Gate, Liverpool. Aug 3
IS Lake Forkville, Shields, Aug. s.
SIS Lake Fontana. Portland. Eng. Aug. l.
Sc Vitruvia, Ardossan, Aug. s.
SIS Manhattan. London. Aug. s.
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Sc Lake Clear. Cardiff. Aug. S
Due Tomorrow.
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Due Monday.
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ARR1vALs-FRIDAY. AUGUST %.
SIS Ksiserin Auguste Victoria, Brest. Aug. 1;
SIS Buford, Cristobal, Aug. 10.
SIS Houma. Brest. Aug. 9.
IS Westchester, London. Aug, I.
bs Jean, Buenos Ayres, July 10.
IS olinda, Nuevitss. Aug. Is.
SIS Ponce, Mayaguez, Aug. Z.
IS Radeoleine. Cardiff. Aug. ..
IS Joseph j. CuiHo BaTaco Aug. Is.
IS Bristol. Buenos Ayres, July 81.
IS Exeter City, Bristol. Aug. s.
ss Leanora, Barcelona Aug. l.
IS Santa Marta, Csrtagena, Aug. ..
SAILED FOR NEW YORK.
SIS Holbein. from Santos.
SIS Dryden. from Liverpool.
SIS Frankdalh, from Constantinople
IS Rangoon Maru, from Colombo.
IS Manitowoe. from Dartmouth.
ss La Lorraine, from Havre.
SIS Homestead. from Penang.
SIS Owego. from Lisbon.
SIS Columbia, from Glasgow.
SIS Daneborg, from Barry.
SIS Stephen r. Jones, from Plymouth.
ARRIVED FROM NEW YORK.
SIS Ajax, at Hongkong.
SIS Cabo Tres Forces, at Seville.
SIS Tennyson, at Rio.
SIS Burmese Prince. at Havre.
SIS Duendes, at Valparaiso.
IS Bratsberg, at Santos.
SIS San Giovanni. at Gibraltar.
IS Victorious. at Liverpool.
SIS Helhg Olav. at Chrtstiansand,
Ss sage and at Gothenburg.
SIS Maiden, at Gothenburg.
SIS Wachtfels, at Hamburg.
Sc Cabo Creux. at Barcelona.
Sh Kirishimazen Maru. at Christiania
SIS Sagaporak. at Kobe.
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IS City of Florence, at Colombo.
SIS Columbia, at Gibraltar.
Sc Tarantia. at Gibraltar.
SIS Faith. at London.
SIS Honolulu. at Hull.
SIS Frankmore, at Pernambuco
SIS Monmouth. at Liverpool.
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Ss Sarcoxie, at Rotterdam.
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IS Noordwyk. at Rotterdam
SIS Bofseggen, at Para.
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TRANSATLANTIC MAILS.

Europe Africa and west Asia, via Plyp1.
outh. Bologne and Rotterdam: also parcel
post mails for Great Britain. Ireland. Egypt,
British India and Netherlands. SIS. Nisuw
Amsterdam, A. NJ.
pool mail must be specially addressed for
despatch by this Steamship. SIS. Caronia
sA. M
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
United States Coast and Geodetic Survey
Standard Time
Sun rises. SAB A NJ sun sets. TIA p NJ
Moon rises.....4:03 NJ
HIGH WATER THIS DAY.
Sandy Hook. .s:32 A NJ Gov. Island. 7:o7 A NJ
Hell Gate......e;1SA AN
Low WATER THIS DAY.
Sandy Hook. IL 81 A NJ Gov. Island. 1904 A NJ
He'll Gate.....S:l9 A
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FOH sALA

DIAMONDS bought. sold. for cash only. n
Atss bought. BENNETT. iI5 B'wAy CUpstaira,.
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Observation-Disclosures

Daily sailings from Pier 81. ". r.. foot
Canal ST. Peoples Line daily p. NJ
Night Express Line weekdays p. NJ,
Sundays and holidays Q NJ, West l32nd
Ct. (all steamersl half hour later. Due
Albany o'clock following morning. Direct
rail connections at Albany to all points
north. east and west Phone Canal 1000.
Express Freight Service. Autoa Carried.
HUI SON NAVIGATION COMPANY
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ROD AND GUN NEWS
ANoLERs FOR TEE WEEK END,

ANGLERS
s:fas ssSa r Bs sss Bay SsEsTno E%'
1s s s ss zS S Isl s5 s iHss Hsss $50 81
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BOROUGH OF BROOKLYN

Abraham & straus Fulton st. Tackle only.
ConEen. A., $50 Grand at. Tel 3ol5 stage
Doering & Co. $50 Liberty aV., mr. schenck.
johnson. p. go wyckofr ay 692 Evergreen
Kingston. 1879 Fulton ct. 7bS Bedford. shadders
Hummer, I757 Fulton St. Reid av. 1885 Bedford.
Joeser Frederick 4 Co, Fulton At. Tackle only
NArsters, J. F., So Court st Tel. ?l25 Main.
Nicholson, II. II. 1874 Bedford Av. Tackle only.
NchAelson, n. l., sN Broadway. Tackle only.
Muller, o., 3s3 wyckoR sV Tel s2li Evergreen.
Roeper, NJ. w. TT Woodward av Tackle only,
echaaf les Flathush av. Tel 2sls Sterling
schebler. r, 26l wyckon Av. Tel. 1887 EvergrSS.
sicte, so Flushing av. Tel 4sl6 Stag
sprung L., z7s1 Atlantic av Tel @7s Fast NJ
NEWARK AND OUT OF TOWN.
pignsrd. 50 Bank ST., Newark SsSs Mkt Bait.
IAining. Is Ferry ST., Newark. Bait. Tel 2SS MT
s2echt. H.. 11sa5 Montgomery st.. Jersey CITY.
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OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF ELECTION
OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK
Room 1870. Municipal Building,
- "a .a,n
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Tuna and Bonito at Block Island.

During the week of August 16 there were
40 tuna 100 bonito and swordhsh re-
ported at the Atlantic Tuna Club at Block
island as being taken on rod and reel by
club members.
The heaviest nsh caught on light tackle
weighed rs pounds Lawrence b. Jenckes
OF Boston caught a tuna which had been
bitten in half by a shark and the half
which was left weighed 40 pounds
]. T. CRANDALL.
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DR.. ]. C. Fulton of the Anglers Club OF
New York, who has been spending Vaca-
ton at Mount Vernon. n. H, leaves next
week for Bass River. Nova scot!a. where
he expects to hnd some good troutiug on
his favorite lakes bnd streams Dr. Full
ton writes: II have my three favoritn nies
with me and viii let THE SUN know what
succesa I hawai-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-08-23
Vermont Nears End of Trout Season.

NUH''ffI'IV 4NeHT5 01HU VI IrUUN bodHUHs
In Vermont the season closes August
81 for brook, brown. golden or lockleven,
steelhead or rainbow and lake trout; also
for landlocked salmon.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1919-12-20
Large Dividend.

This week the Bank of St. Mar
tinville issued dividend checks to
its stock holders to reach them for
Christmas. The Bank declared
the usual semi-annual dividend of
four per cent and an extra divi-
deud of Is per cent, making the
total amount of IA per cent paid
the stock holders, and has retained
as undivided profits large amount
Of this years profits. which
amounted to more than 30 per
cent. This Bank is in flourish
ing condition, and is able To assist
all those in need of financial aid.