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had reached the stage. But they had
set in, and it was the merest accident
that l was taken up in it. 1t was
inevitable that very soon some one
would see the theme and put it on the
stage. Victorianism-the CHASTITY stiff
ing of every human impulse-was
cracking here and abroad. 1t was
breaking down the scheme Of affecta-
tions and artihcialities, on which our
stage was built. In England, Shaw,
Pncro and Jones had been clearing
away the debris. Since those early
days of The Easiest Way the pendu
lum has swung the other way. The
inhibitions on sex arc off with q ven
geancc But then look at the violent
reactions from all repressons with
which the rest of the world is shaken.
Where are so many people who ac-
New-York tribune., 1919-09-14
Eugene Walter

as that Of a newspaper obtain in
them? |, seems "a rather absurd af
fcctation to insist on the artistic con-
fusion which prevails. After all. the
hand of slashing, clear sighted cd
itor, copyreader who knows English
and a makeup man who understands
style would improve most of the plays
"Howevcr, / wouldn't model the or
ganlzation of the stage on newspapers
AS they are to-day. Newspapers aren't
what they were when was a cub in
the Middle West, nor what they we're
in the old days when was on The
sun in Dana's time"
Was Mr.. Walters about to dip into
that rich store OF incident and ex
pcrience that lay behind his playwrit
ing days?
What was your first play?" asked.
Sergeant James 1t came out Of
my experience as volunteer in the
Spanish American War. had seen
West Point shavetails ordering about
with magnificent assurance grizzled old
scrgeants who knew more about the
handling of men than their young SUI
perior officer would ever learn in
lifetime-and when I got out of the
army l made this into play. have had
shoals of plays that were never pro-
duced, and shoals of failures before
Paid in Full and The Easiest Way.
"But don't want to talk about my
plays. All those plays, The Lie The
Undcrtow, The Knife The AS
sassin,' Fine Fcathcrs.' We're ignitions
of experience that are over and that !
am not much interested in any more
Every new experience suggests a play
New-York tribune., 1919-09-14
NEWS AND NOTES OF PLAYS AND PLAYERS

to me. Out Of my present prcoccupa-
tion with the war and it's outcome |
have written The Challenged
81 think writing plays highly over
rated accomplishment. have myself
practised it with fair degree of sue
cess, though am a man Of almost
no schooling, whose education has
mostly been gained on roads and streets
and in the public places in which
men congregate. A natural ability for
seeing human conduct in terms of ac-
tion, a good ear for real talk and half
dozen rules Of thumb will make you
a fair playwright.
Under any circumstances think the
stage an overratcd art. 1t has no
New-York tribune., 1919-09-14

be greater than the sum Of thinking
of which the least sophisticated Of the
audience is capable. Your audience
participate in your play as surely as
your actors, and the failure of your
audience to Catch their cue is the one
fatal blunder--from All artistic point
Of view as we'll as from that of the
box Office
But your own Easiest Way was no
mild shattering of idols in the Amer
lean theatre
eyes, on the stage. But for how long
before that had the rational movement
been going on in philosophy and real
ism in literature? When wrote The
Easiest Way" neither Of these currentA
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Sssa sS:.Ss i: S s:5f 4 s SS:
aiennoa, ie; Daniel BOSCH. ~ ~ john fSnn 4
M s,ornsS,r,.1 n; oiusspps Gerard. u;
snry Koch 0e cSal "a E K% ~ Hee k.ssl
\; Ryan, 2Si Henry c. osmond. rs; Richard
Z 1susr.teid. 70; BeneGstte $40 40 n 81:
Frank J; Becker, s5 Andrew Loyietta, IS
fpS snYps M MSmso' Jr as o.so p H9sg, s5
So; Moe j. Wertheimer. IS; Thomas n
burke, 81; Thomas w Donigan, 81; An.
August q. Bauer. 81; Joseph H, Ns dPape., a.
ssi Thomas Reardon. IS; James r. Staple.
= Kirwin. s.; irwin l. .Yosns, as; john
Ed4 MSsSor%'' aew vi Psel a. Miner 81
RsSaS al sS1sS &ck ksassr q. a. M MsssI
prssescsy 81 Fa,ricSy 'i aosS.. F e; John %
:; ksgan, 49,; Lawrence Sands 80; Albert
s n; nitten Mw,s' ~ Henry Miller, Jr.. g;
ss James r Tisrney. 50; Denis p. MORT
SSsn r TsRGs e. k a. %, sS
shsn,s. MeSSney 90; Arthur Y. DAILY. 81;
william B. MeAnnsnd, o.; Harry N.
Sp"tes VS. Waiter u. Shea, 80; Nathan
Greenhouse, %: James J. Dugan, 81; John
MeHale, IS; Harry NJ. ]. Dflmeier. ss;
Henry b. Lens, 80: Louis Jacobs, 90; Her
nan p Idtowits. 49, Franz o: Hertwis.
bach. los; John ]. Mieran. io3: Frank ].
BICYCLE PATRoLMAN.
To take effect 8 A. NJ. September 20;
Richard r. Cody. from s7th Prec. TO
i2oth Prec.. with bicycle and equipment
PATROLMEN
James f. Britt. from 2ist Proc. to Bsth
Prec.. assigned to bicycle duty.
John J. Dilworth, from 2sth Prec. to
b0th Prec., assigned to bicycle duty.
Edward A. Au, from 29th Prec. to 67th
Prec.. assigned to bicycle duty.
John A. Prime, from 42d Prec to bTth
Prec., Unsigned to bicycle duty.
William b. C'Keefe. from 18th Prec. to
SD prec.. assigned to bicycle duty.
Walter F. Raleigh, 74th Prec., assigned
TO bicycle duty.
Lawrence VI. sobei. S7th Proc. assigned
TO bicycle duty.
George A. Conway from 12eth Prec. to
SAD Free. assigned to bicycle duty.
To take effect A. NJ. September Is:
James H. Mahoney from s2d Prec to
18th Prec.
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The following member OF the force IL
force ana n Services anS placed on ths roi
Of the Police Pension Fund and IL awarded
the following pension.
To take eject IL P. NJ. September II,
SERGEANT.
Francis Mcoee. shield No. go. sist
Preo. on his own application. At ss7S per
annum. Appointed November Is. 1898
TEMPORARY ASSIGNMENTS
PATRoLMEN.
William Harch. SOth Prec. to bth Insp.
Dist, assigned TO duty in ralded premises
TOT D. IRON N SC,S PEse to Head
quarters Div. to duty In Bureau OF Tele-
graph. Manhattan. for 80 days from 5
LEAVES OF ABSENCE.
The following leaves OF absence are au-
without pay:
PATRoLMEN.
Max Isaacson, list Pre-. for day
from p. NJ. September 81. 1919.
Arthur strsuss. 4sth Prec.. for day
from p. NJ. September rs. 1919.
samuel Rosenfeid. 47th Prec., for day
from 8 A. NJ. September rs, 1919.
The following applications for full pay
while on sick report are approved: =
SERGEANT.
John O'Connor, eth Prec.. from 7;40
Robert C. Benedict, eoth Prec., from
l;i5 P. M. August 70. 1919. during dis
ability,
PATROLMEN.
Walter F. Ehre, 1st Proc. from $3.50
p M. September s, 1919. during dis
ability.
Christopher F. Campbell. bth Precs
from $40 p. NJ. August ~. 1919. to IL
noon September I.
r t,S Uissmer s,s Pre-. from S,n
ability.
Martin J. Palmer. ,,d preo.. from 1890
A. NJ. September 4, 1919. during dis
p. NJ. August 81. 1919, during disability
John Ahern. 4sth Preo,, from q;2s P. NJ
September 1, 1919, during disability.
Arthur F. Eggers. e7th Prec., from 1880
p. NJ. August s. 1919, to- ~ P. NJ. August
20, 1919.
John J. A. Foilingham, 7lth Prec.. from
6ioS P, N. August 10. 1919, to IL p. NJ
John j. Murphy, soth Prec.. from IL
A. NJ. September 3. 1919, during dis
ability.
Suspended from duty without pay:
PATROLMAN.
Frank o. Lisa. No. 2750. i11th Preo..
to take effect LAS A NJ. September Is. 1912
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mission has secured statements of the ae-
tual skill Of the guide In the neid, aaa
these reports were satisfactory: Finaiyf
no registration Is complete until approysa
by the district guides COMMITTEES Tor the
district in which the guide. resides. y.
The regulations provide for eight sus1
districts as follows; District l, Washing1
ton, Saratoga and Warren counties; Dis
trlct 2, Hamilton and Fulton countiEi
District g. Herkimer, Lewis and oneida
counties; District T. Essex county; DIS
trict o. Franklin and Clinton counties;
District Q, st. Lawrence county, except
towns bordering on the 81: Lawrence Rivs s,
Lawrence River in st. Lawrence counya
DISTRICT 8, forest preserve counties In TN
No fee is charged for registration or TIM
badge. se2
Is complete the Conservation Commission
with their addresses and a brief statem.nr
ned to guide. In the meantime II VIII 1s
glad to furnish the names OF registered
fST any invites nspos u
with registered guideA
Grape Juice" to switch Reel"
I am surprised at Switch Reels" env17
GUS attitude toward me. His attempt 70
blacken my character was not sunicleht
but he had to attack my understandings
His unctuous remarks about my being
forced to leave linton Falls for Midland
Beach Is untrue. There is no basis in
-
session. tulu
know the motive that impelled this
mans attack upon me, and, fair reader,
even time and environment cannot alter
The feline instincts OF some men.
Yet cannot understand how a man who
has been in the habit of dealing out EVE
lyns' and sundry stormy nights COULD
so far forget himself as to show the effect
of sour grapes. IRA
II there Is any difference or criticism he
may have of the pellucid method employ
in showing you, fair reader. the mathe1o
NAUTICAL data which I have evolved cehS
cerning casting. then. and then only, has
he a right to assail me. ! may not be "a
facile with the pen able to Juggle hg-
ures the way he does. but I will asstife
you, gentle reader a very pleasant journey
through a subject very much shrouded IN
mystery. ye2
AS Switch Reef is in error regarding
my identity, so l also may be In error IN
some facts. but I shall attempt to shed
new light upon a subject in way THAI
has never before been attempted. Let us
therefore disregard his Preventative tn
corruption. fair reader. and proceed on our
way. GRAPE JUICE. n
linton Falls Camp. September II. .,oc
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GETS MEDAL IN HOSPITAL.
u. s. Corporal Now ne otisviiie
Receives British Decoration.
speclaI pespafcA to nm Sos.

MIppLErowN, N. u, Sept. 1s.--Cor-
moral Joseph Steepkal. who fought In
northern Russia last winter and on De-
oember 30. curing the taking OF Kadish.
distinguished himself, has Just been
decorated with hero medal at General
Hospital No. 8, otisvllle. where he Is a
patient the honor having been con-
ferred by the British Government. The
citation says he repeatedly stood up
IN an exposed position and fred a Lewis
automatic rifle while being subjected to
a heavy machine gun and rifle firs.
HIS brave conduct was an example
10 the brave men serving with him and
largely contributed to the driving Of
the enemy out OF Kadish and the taking
Of the town by our troops,' says Major
Gen. Ironsides, commanding the North
ern Russia expeditionary forces
Corporal Steepkars home Is In De-
troit, Mich.
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TOURS.
A MEXICAN EXPRESS
IN TRAVEL DEPARTMENT
n Tickets Tours Travellers Cheques
PROPOSALS.
THE PITTSBURGH, CINCINNATI. CHI.
CAGO & ST. LOUIS RAILROAD
COMPANY.
Treasury Department.

Treasury Department
Pittsburgh. Pa, September 2. 1919.
CONSOLIDATED MORTGAGE BONDS
OF
THE PITTSBURGH. CINCINNATI. CHI
CAGO & ST. LOUIS RAILWAY COMPANY
10 an aggregate cost OF Sl,046,0S0.6S will
be purchased for the Sinking Fund Octo-
Der l. 1919, at the Agency OF this Company,
The Farmers Loan and Trust Company,
New York City, under the following pro-
vision of the mortgage:
"Seaied proposals for the sale OF said
bonds will be received at the agency
OF said Railway Company In the City
OF New York, on or before the day
prior to the time of making such pur-
chase and bonds offered at the lowest
price, but not exceeding par, will be
accepted and paid for. should bonds
OF different holders be offered at the
same price. the number OF bonds so
purchased shall be on q pro rata basis
as near as practicable, In proportion
10 the whole number OF bonds offered"
Proposals to sell bonds to the Sinking
Fund must be in the hands OF The Farm
ers Loan and Trust Company before close
OF business, three o'clock p. NJ, Tuesday,
September 80, 1919. and must state the
series letter of. the bonds offered Bonds
accepted must be delivered on Octobet list
or security furnished that day, II required,
that delivery viii be made within ten days.
T. H. b. MCKNIGHT, Treasurer.
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PROPOSALS.
THE TOLEDO, COLUMBUS & OHIO
RIVER RAILROAD COMPANY.
Office OF the Treasurer.
Pittsburgh, Pa, September Q 1919
FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS

TOLEDO, WALHONDING VALLEY a
OHIO RAILROAD COMPANY
TO an aggregate cost Of $36,l10.O0 will be
purchased for the Sinking Fund October /,
1919, from the lowest bidders. at a price
not to exceed par and interest.
Sealed proposals to sell bonds must be
In the hands Of The Farmers Loan and
Trust Company. New York City, before
day, September 80, 1919. and mrst state
the series letter Of the bonds offered.
Bonds accepted must be delivered on Octo-
Der LIST or security furnished that day, II
required, that delivery will be made within
ten days.
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ROD AND GUN NEWS
anme law. Of Connccilcnt.

vyer and FrankL Earnshaw.
, all OF plover. yellowlegs and Wilson snipe;
s5 sora and 20 In all of other rails, coot
and gallinules a day, but not more than 80
In all of sora and other rails. Possession
OF rails permitted during first 10 days "
close season.
sale-sale OF squirrels. rabbits and In
troduced pheasant permitted during open
season. Sale of other game prohibited.
Export--Export OF quail, ruled grousA
and woodcock prohibited, provided non
resident licensee under permit may take
out In his immediate rstA,hsios game
lawfully killed, when duly tagged, IL sot
for sale but not more than two dayr
limit Of migratory birds shall be exported
In any one calendar week.
sOwner OF agricultural lands, member, of
family, employee may kill deer with
shotgun at any time on such lands wneu
damaging fruit trees or growing crops, bpt
such killing or wounding must be reported
to the commissioners within AZ hours. %
fBetween November "a and December
is hunting rabbits is permitted with dog
and ferret only. ria
tReauired only of residents of StatHs
which require a nonresident to obtain IN
angling license. Not required OF nom
resident taxpayer or member of his family
nor of persons under 16 years OF age. aW
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC,

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
United States Coast and Geodetic Survey
Standard Time.
sun rises ...s:io A NJ Sun sets :, - 100 p NJ
Moon rises......1:5i A NJ
HIGH WATER THIS DAY.
sandy Hook. ..4:2i x N Gov. island. - 5s A NJ
He'll Gate ...,....G.10 A NJ
LOW WATER THIS DAY.
sandy Hook. 10 ;3S A NJ Gov. Island. IL 10 A M
Hell Gate ........1 100 A M
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THE WHEELING TERMINAL. RAILWAY
COMPANY

OHIco OF NHe ITeHAureT,
Pittsburgh, Pa, September 2, 1919.
First Mortgage Bonds OF this Company
to an aggregate cost OF Si4,s70.0O will be
purchased for tho Sinking Fund on Octo-
Der /, 1919, from the lowest bidders, at a
price not to exceed par and interest.
Scaled proposals to sell bonds must be in
the hands of Messrs. Wlnslow, Lanier q
business. three o'clock p. NJ. Tuesday. Sep
tsmber so, 1919, and bonds accepted must
be delivered on october LIST or security
furnished that day. II required, that de-
livery win be made within ten days.
T.. H. B. MCKNIGHT. Treasurer.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

SAFE INVESTMENT and liberal profits
in the prosperous city OF Los Angeles in
hreproof safes and bank equipment; excel
lent opportunity for all domestic and for
eign trade; established IS years; done 95
per cent. OF all bank equipment business
on coast: nne stock on hand; profitable
opportunity to add manufacturing in con-
nection; money talks; for quick SALE
los Angeles street. Los Angeles california.
WRiTe for Valuable ofice Side Line
While or Home Business and free
package Ink Powder which will make one
half pint best Writing Fluid.
q. w. Meseley. Nswburgh. n. \.
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Police Department
Orders


Iransfers and Assignments.
syI Following patroimen and probation-
eour,sp 1trolmen having complstsd their
ana "a training School are transferred
echaoim headquarters DIV. Training
eeHooi, TO precincts Indicated
'' take snset A. NJ. September 20.
PATRoLMAN.
'ohn II. won Bargen, %.
PROBATIONARY PATRoLMEH.
semuel woiIkof. s. Michael J. Mahoney.
don nHfiss y rowers; 8; William A. Corr
y H. ~ shea. 3; Samuel Rosnsr, u; Michael
j.hn TEsrsld James y. sheshAn. u
ErAak Eriek n John j. Hama. 10; Charles
hiu,h oi Joseph A Irving, isi Will
ES 1cNsiii. ~ EdVArd q hAgen. ID;
''ssDA y o'lsan. ~, sosspA A MURRAY
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INTERNATIONAL
MERCANTILE MARINE
LINES
AMERICAN

BLACK SEA SERVICE
n. f-CONsTANTINoP
BLACK arrow ................ Sept. Is
=, Excellent Accommodation for First Clan
rassenEers. Rates on Application.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Haverford Seps. 30
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READ. wILLIAM-In pursuance of an
order Of Honorable JOHN p COHALAN
NOTICE IL hereby given to all persons
having claims against William Read. late
OF the County OF New York, deceased, to
the subscriber. at its place Of transActins
business. ~ Montgomery Street. Jersey
City, New Jersey, before the fSth day Of
septsmber, next. Dated. New York, the
18th day OF March, 1919. UNION TRUST
COMPANY OF NEW JERSEY. Bxecutorl
MACKLIN, BROWN, PURDY VAN
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THE CLEVELAND, AKRON q CINuN.
MATT RAILWAY COMPANY.

Onice OF the treasurer
Pittsburgh, PA september >, 1919.
NEW FIRST CONSOLIDATED MORT
GAGE Az BONDS
of the
CLEVELAND. AKRON COLUMBUS
RAILWAY COMPANY
TO an aggregate cost OF S15,Ol0.00 will be
purchased for the Sinking Fund October i.
1919, from the lowest bidders. at a price
not to exceed par and interest Sealed
proposals to sell bonds must be In ths
hands OF Messrs. Wlnsiow. Lanier q Com
pany. New York City, before close Of busi-
ness. three o'clock p. N. Tuesday. septem-
Der 80, 1919. and bonds accepted must be
delivered on october LIST or security fur
nished that day, u required. that delivery
Will be made within ten days.
+. n. b. MoKNI0HT. Treasurer.
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SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE.

sUPT. MECHANIC wishes position hish
class apt. or bldg; all repairs; motor
pumps. pipe ntting and elevators; besl
referenoeE D.. box 1876 Sun ONCE.
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BooNToN-New Jersey.
PUDDING STONE INN
Favorable weekly rates. Open all year,
Folder. q. n, VINCENT. BOoNTON. N. ].
AuRRoGArES NOTICES.

FLEMING, CHARLES EDWARD--In
pursuance OF an order OF Honorable John
p cohalan. q Surrogate OF the County Of
New York. NOTICE is hereby given to ali
persons having claims against Charles
New York, deceased. to present the sams
with vouchers thereof, to the subscriber.
once OF Andrew Wilson, Jr.. his attoruey'
al No. Ils Broadway. In the Borough 81
Manhattan. In the City of New ,rk, State
october, 1919, next Dated, New York, thu
2sth day OF March. 1919. ANDREW Will
SON, Admin Admins ,, With With, the win an.
Tor Administrator. once and p. o. Address
iIs broadway, Borough OF Manhattan
New York City.
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Yesterdays Fires

A. NJ
i4o-i5e7 First ave.; Morris
iln5-ssi W. as,h a. i::; -. , ;Trinins
p, NJ ~oS'''-N"no
ihO-Sit W. 4sth st; Mary Gleaa-
Ir- man ............. ,Slight
''''-lyth st. and East River;
scow; Dept. of Street Clean
An ihg r;,,,,'.....,....... Trifing
S,sN Se5 ahird ave. James Kyle. Trihing
s.Sg-S0i w. 2Sd ST.; unknown. Trinlng
0-iob Bowery; /. ID. Liebowitz
S,ts-Ss, bT9, .::::,.........,.... Trlfiing
''-9sl w, 18th St; Cushman
t:o5--snfa KeTy .,......,....,.,.. .Trifiing
D., MARKET st.; Stephan
1;55-in9rfi sgs :.:..........;.... >. Trifing
attorney ST.; Tillowitx
"yhskop ....,..........T rining
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LOST. FOUND AND REWARDS.

uosr--Boston Buii Terrier from % w
peth ST. Reward. Telephone Riversid,
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open open seasons-Deer.s Hare, rabbit Tex
, epp belgian or German hare, unpro-
uSUtsol. october 8-December 1877 Gray
ftqulrrel; quail. cock pheasant CintroducedJ,
sarlan partridge, woodcock, october
,SohhoVember 49, Duck, goose. brant, oc-
n,is i,Sanuary IL. Coot tmudhen), GALL
nue. ne, october l-December 81. Black
peIIisd and golden plovers, yeilowiegs, sep
. smIoer November so. Wilson or English
, ,hpe' October i-November 80. Rail, other
Nn Man 1oot ana galiinules. September H.
No Open ssason--Dove, rufred grouse
october 5, 1900.
Hunting and Fishing Liceuses--Non- resi-
aent-Game, tio.2b; hsh, ,2.25t Allen,
,lo.sS: Resident citizen, ti.25. Not issued
70 persons under 16. Issued by city or
r poTongh clerk Ne license required OF
open season on land on which he is ac-
tualiy domiciled IL land Ia not used for
CLUB or shooting purposes.
. Bag Limits and Possession-slx gray
SQUIRRELS day, 80 a season; 3 rabbits a
day. 80 a season; each Of quail and
woodeock day, IS each a season; 9 Hun
garian partridges a day, Fl a season; 2
cock phessants a day. is a season; 25 in
all OF ducks. geese and brant, but not ex-
ceeding geese and 8 brant a day; 10 in
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ARRIVED FROM NEW YoRK.

Be- Corfe Castle. at Delagoa Bay.
IS James McGhee, at Monteyideo.
Sc yasari. at Buenos Ayres.
IS Jtalia, III Naples
So Caster Hall, at Buenos Ayres.
IS BaDenfiord, at Bergen.
ss WRuhesa. at Antwerp.
IS 81. Bede. at Rio Grande.
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AUTOMOBILE EXCHANGE.

AUTO BARGAINs-BEsr MAKES.
Zenith Motor Co. COS It'll Ave. mr.. SD ST.
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. D.SSsR. ia Il Ii ss s:e ss :.
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TRANsPAOTFTo MATS

Tho connecting mails close al the General
t roT Office and City Han Post ofhce sta
uon, New York. at p M, as follows:
Emma Netherlands East Indies and Philip
b'hee Islands. via Vancouver and Victoria,
NH IS. Empress Of japan. Sept. 90
Fln lslands, New Zealand and Australia
Ma vancouver and Victoria. 3. c.. Sc.
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ADMINISTRATION, SEPT. Is.

a Mount Vernon. Brest, Sept. 10
IS Mexico, Havana, Sept. IL.
Fs Trojan Prince. Salonica, July 70.
S. Rolio Beykjavik, Sept. 3.
Sc Orion, London, Sept. 8.
IS Governor Forbes, Havana. Sept. I.
SIS Lake Kyttle, Sagua, Sept. 10.
IS Polar Star. Buenos Ayres, Aug. 10.
S. Honoaleri. Genoa, Aug 80.
IS Matrra, Demerara, Sept. 1.
IS Lake Liliousan. Cardin, Sept. ..
IS Nereide, Trieste, Aug. u.
IS Hemstead Heath. Liverpool. Sept. g.
IS HoDasses. Honolulu. Aug. s. and Cristo-
bal. sept. 3.
IS Gallahad. Glasgow. Sept. s.
SIS Princeton Loboe. Sept. s.
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FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS
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TENDER 80, 1919, and bonds accepted must
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livery Will be made within ten days.
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once OF the Quartermaster General. Mu-
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