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'f xFwfxp ifrtKDAY, JtHJE 19, POUOHKEEPSIB BAOLE NEWS. PAQETHIIKB RECOLLECTIONS (from The Em 1A Ynrm Aon afisi Hsln Josephine Andru had r' ma ranlnrv Af Mii.Im In WM regarded A notaoi coninouuoa me uw of th city. I 1tlik.il MW.Itu mmm it 8t Ptr'i Church. Intsr 'mnt was ln 6' Pt'' Cmtery. Wllr tXt WM prMldnt e( th Hudson Vallsy Volun jssr Firemen's Aesocletlon evthe an lliel OOnvsnuwn wmcn wag owing iiviu la this city.

Fred 8. Bleber, of Phoe Hoi" Company, waa elected A lighted cigarette butt dropped In room In the Morgan Houaa eauaad a general alarm of lit, but did little simste. Cstsrsct Steamer Company hold a irtnd ball at Columbui Inatltut. which attracted an attendance of about son. Howard Thomaa Foatar, a.

proml athltte, died suddenly at Vaaaar nnaoitat eftar an operation for a Oiroat affection. The pupils of Mln Ixmlse Virginia Gone iav a muaicai at vaaaar in ititute. They were assisted by Frank Oorsa Ruio, baritone, of Albany. Dr George E. Lane and Mlaa Inas t).

Johnston were married at the home the bride's parenta, Mr. and Mra. Robert' L. Johoaton, In Clnclnatt O. They were to be at home at 10 Mill street after July ll.

20 Years Ago The Rev. Dr. 'William P. Bwarta. of the Presbyterian Church, cava an Illustrated lecture on Alaska and home missions there.

The Intercollegiate crews had finished their training for the regatta, which was to be held June 11. Cornell, Pennsylvania, Syracuse, Columbia, Georgetown and Wisconsin were entered ln the 'varsity raca. The fresh nun and four oared racea completed the program. A Urge relic case for Chief of Police Charles J. McCabe's collection had been completed by Henry B.

Hot. Perry Heermance died suddenly at his home. 4i Balding Avenue. He waa an employe of the De Laval Separator Company. Mrs.

Amy A. Cornell, widow of Richard F. Cornell, died at the residence of her son in law, T. P. Robertson, at the age of II.

She had been sn Invalid for several years. The ferryboat Brlnckerhoff had returned from Newburgh where she had undergone a thorough overhauling, and waa to resume her regular runs between the Highland landing; and Poughkeepale. Lady Washington Hose company. So. 1, fthls city, had been awarded Bret place and a prise of ISO In the volunteer Bremen's hose raca at Catskill.

30 Years Ago lumbers of Triumph, Armor and Poufhkeepele Lodges, Knight a of Pythias, attended a memorial service in honor of the dead of their order at the Heddlng M. E. Church. The Rer. Fields Heermance delivered the address of the evening, Dr W.

O. Dobaon, eve, ear, nose and throat specialist, formerly of Amherst, had taken an offloe In Poughkeepale and planted to make hla horn here The Rev. Mr. Huysinga preached at the morning and evening serrlcea at the "First Reformed Church. Exercises appropriate to the Corpua morning at the services at Bt.

Marys Christ! festival were held In the me at the Church of th Nativity. Children's Day aervices of th Char. ry Street Chapel were held In th old Methodist Church building In Cannon Street. Mrs. Jennie D.

Ayrault. widow of George L. Ayrault, died at her home In the Town of LaOrange. She waa member of th First Reformed Church of this cjty. Ths action of the Presbyterian In Improving the appearance of th old cemetery at Main and Church Street wss being followed by similar atten tion to other burying grounds In and hear the city.

Jewish and Catholle cemeteries were located In' Mansion Street: the Dutch Reformed Church had Its burying ground pn the North Road, snd the Methodists and Baptists hsd their Id Jefferson and oajdeo Streets respectively. Business Gpnditions As Viewed by Henry Clews Clinton Corners The Clinton parent teacher as "elation met Wednesday at the gym sulum with a good attendance. It voted to discontinue the meet during th vacation montha and resume them In the fay the Khoole re opan. A short program waa liven consisting of readings by Mlas anna Bennett, Mrar. Edwin Rose 11 and Mrs.

Oakley Robinson. Th neat meeting the last one will be on Wsdnesdsy evening, June II. A spec Is! program will prepared and re f'eebmsnts served. Kiwanis Speaker to Be W. Rawson Colyer Rawson Colyer, of th Central Hudson tfaa and Electric Company, ill.be the speaker at.

this week' luncheon of th I wan Is Club. Ths following from' th local club gone to Toronto, Canada, to at tend the International Klwanle conditioncondition Rev. J. J. Henry, president; crstary R0brt H.

Maar. Mr. and Mrs Lewi Hlcka, Mr. and Mrs. Charlee Klrchner and Waltr O.

Lloyd. "Panleh beggar do not thing It ucessary to conceal thlr cigar when an alma. Smoking 1 constd rr by Bpantarda aa necessary as Joining to every human being out 7 i i The assembling of Th Hsru conference on the llth of this month ha been the moat. Important vnt of th week In International and opens a new era In that discussion of the Russian situation that topic, constituting the chief matter for con elderatlon during the' conference. Meantime, the attitude of Franc ln refusing any modification of reparation terms hss necessarily led to the closing of the banker' conference without definite result, and with the Indirect statement that until there la unanimity among the allied governments a German loan of a large slae would probably not be favorably received.

This situation, of course, la giving rise to disappointment though Its Immediate' Influence on our markets la relatively email. Important Federal Legislation During; the week the bonus legislation haa assumed greater and more menacing proportions. Ths probability now aeema to ha stronw that the tneaS Kire will go through th senate and that the executive will have to decide Whether to veto it or not. That he will do so. In th absence of provision for mean with which to pay th bonus, there Is every reason to believe, but there la some Indication that the measure may then be passedpassed over his veto.

This necessarily offers a situation which cannot be Ignored by the market, and haa Us psychological effect. Trade Improvement Continue. Better unfilled orders announced by the United States Steel Corporation, the Increase In the" output of Ingot steel, and ateadlly improving prices for all claasea of ateel products, have combined to demonstrate the rapid advance of ths Industry toward normal conditions with the beneficial reflex Influence always exerted by ateel Improvement upon industry ln general. The much Improved outlook ln other llnaa of business Is shown by the greatly increased strength of buying demand and the upward tendency of prices In a number of different line. Great strength ln all classes of building materials "bears witness to the continued activity of the building movement, and there la an unmistakable advance ln the demand for many classes of products which have heretofore been comparatively inactive.

Decllnea ln the most recsnt export figures, ahow lnw returns for May, have been over stated, the falling off being only 15. 000,000 below the average for the past II months, while Import Increased some 1ST, 000. 000. This latter increase is plainly due to advancs purchase Intended anticipate the tariff, and made because of the broadening character of domeatlo demand for eonsumabla The Industrial Situation The striks situation continue, to be among th moat troublesome pnaaea of the business outlook. For a fsw days ther appeared to flr pros pect of adjustment iwu but this has.

in measure, disappeared. A like situation has develop. ed In th eoai regions, uu, ed in a meeaure by th fact that nonunion production of coal la being; well maintained, and tnai mere is supply of coal in many industrial i.t,i. end nubile eervlea enterprises. The coal situation is undoubtedly re garded rather more seriously, as ut than haa been true of late.

but It haa yet to make itself felt aa an Important factor. The admlnlatra tlon at Washington haa at length begun to take an active interest in the subject, and will from now on, no doubt, continue th ue of moderat preasure to aecur some agreement, and at th same tlma protection ln price for th customer. This tend to mltlgat a condition of thing which might othrwls rather alarming. th. eteal maraer Issue, that been left to work It i.

the hands of the various interest which hav bsn promoting th combination or ti pime. other Roneful Factor Genuine progress is being mad by th rallroada, aa la to bs seen from the continued howlntr of growth In ...4 ths nrobablUty that divi dend will be resumed or enlarged by a number lines wmen pended or nea reauqpa evidently to be protected In their legitimate IntareaU by the na tional government. Leas and leas lm portance is attaensa and the discus i that aubiect la accordingly mora academlo than prac i Th. nrosoecta of combination of road under th plan that hav Seen worked put by the Interatat. commerce commteeion are of consld mn Interest, prospacis continued abunaancw and now for ins iirsi does It eeem likely that ther may be an early reduction of rates at fed eral banke, following the cut at the Bank Enguno io known that th preasure, for a cut on rsdlacoonted pa in pep Is Increasing in portfouoa aecime.

f.k.. nertad CsaCtlOn In ths market practically made it Initial JKl nuSno monma oujms 1j. haa be.n conducted on an seals, with prices constantly ad vancln and without the cuaiomary reckon, front time which xo to keep the market In a healthy condition. Und.r uch a etbek oonr or later waa litsvl fable Now that tbla ha. takfc.

plac. go. without saying that th. sltua lion ha bn much tmprovd; nvr. ha.

b. i chlU.d mom Um will b. tto bul, can fully iastored.not. wthsundln that condition, out. d.

of th. market Itaelf. premising a th.y hav Th. mark at th. pri nt Unj only acting a break followlnf a braa" aft.r lntmllat.

TM.on for Tvi. i. the first Place! that a hare, bssn weak. i ia. iJ.i that confidence la value haa bean snaksff to uch an extant that would be buyers withdraw attr.hr into their shells antll value again become stab ilised, under such clrcumetanee It la always difficult to prophesy with any degree of certainty how long a downward movement will continue, much naturally depending upon the liquidation which enauaa.

There la nothing wrong with trade condttlona. which continue to be very promising. Added. to this la th abundant supply of money, which makea It easy for anyone to obtain advance against good collateral if they so wish, and there la this to be said of ths markst at th preeent time, that the great majority of stocks aftsr the shrinkage which haa taken place are again reaaonably cheap based on known merit, and recognition of thus will eventually assemble a new lot of buyers. Bo far aa the investment situation I concerned, announcement by the treasury department that Its offering of ,1250.000.000 t.

per cent certificate were oversubscribed to the extent of SO per cent tell its own tale. It la also noticeable that In the marking down of stack quotations those for the general run of bonda have not followed suit, which further goes to show that the readjustment of prlcea ln the share Hat 1 due almost Entirely to the overbought condition Into which It had fallen and is not due to underlying conditions. HENRY CLEWS. I KWIZ POUGHKEEPSIANS TO GOJO GAMP Applications of Six in This City Are Accept ed for U. S.

Training Courses. The names of six Poughkeepsle candldatee for the Cltliena' Military Training; camps which open August 2nd. are given out on a list of ap proved applications Issued at Gover nor's Island. N. William Ef fron 1H South Clinton street, and Laser dellert, 20 Bement avenue, have been accepted for the Infantry course at Plattaburg barracks, N.

T. William T. Klnaella, II South Water atreet. will take the engineer course at Camp Dlx. N.

Frederick B. Anderson, 4 North Hamilton atreet. the field artillery course at Montauk Point. L. N.

Henry M. Travie. Ill South Cherry atrt, the engineer camp at Camp Dlx. N. J.

and Benjamin C. Henry. II Hooker avenue, the signal corps course at Camp Vail. N. J.

Due to the very heavy oversubscription allotted to this county for some of the camps the selection board at Governor's Island haa found much difficulty ln placing; candidate ln th courses they desired. In many cases opening war available only ln camps which th appUcanta gave aa the second or third choices. It was stated at Governor's Island that all vacancies for th InfaAtry at Plattsburc barracka, N. cavalry and engineers at Camp Dlx, N. and algnal corps in the field artillery have been applied for.

A few openings remain to be filled ln the field artillery camp at Montauk Point, L. N. and the coaat artillery at Fort Hancock. N. J.

Much lntereat has bean aroused in the field artillery camp aa the result of an announcement made recently that th Instruction at Montauk Point will be underline direction of ths th U. 8. Field Artillery of the First Division. This regiment fired th flrat American shell in th world war. On of It battalions returned last month from the army of occupation after nearly five atralght years of service In Franc and on the Rhine River.

Answer to Saturdays KWIZ. 1. Jamaica 1 on. of th. island ef the West Indies belonging; to Oreat main.

S. A mandarin I a mlnlstsr ef Mat In China. Th. word 1 th. general nam.

given by foreigner, to a Chinese magistrate or public official. I. A maaz eat I a domestic) cat. native of the Isle of Man. dlatlngulah ed by having no tall, or merely a rudimentary one.

4. A pitcher plant 1 any One of eeveral specie, of oriental hav. Ing singularly formed leave, tsrmt natlng In a form reaambllng a ptteh.r, with. a lid. 5.

Ivanhoe was the hero of sir Wal ter Boott's novel of that nam. (. plurlbu unurn 1 a Latin phrase meaning one out of many. The todlcal eigne are twelve In number, and divided lntof our. groups of three each, representing th.

spring, summer, autumn and winter. I. West Virginia la called the "panhandle State." t. An alpenhorn la a vary long powerful horn, nearly straight, but curving slightly and widening towards Its mouth; used In th Alp mountain by cowherd. 10.

Baal was th sun god of th Phoenician. Now Question. 1. Who wss Hermes? 1. What Is a pagoda? 1.

What la a scepter? What la the nature ef a xylophone? 5. What la a cockney? What la the derivation of th word delicatessen? 7. What la a Franciscan? S. What is a guarantor? What la hush monsy? 10. What Is th Iliad? DIVORCE CASES NEARDJN COURT Alimony Granted in Two Instances Stedener Action Continued by Morschauser.

Alimony ef lit a week waa (ranted Mabel Wagner. 'Saturday, by Jostle Joseph Morschauser, 'pending; trial of her ault for divorce against Arthur Wsgner. The couple have a 1 year old daughter. The charge the defendant with Infidelity and de sertion. Alimony ofl! a weak ha been granted Mary.

i. Connelly, pending trial of her suit for separation from her husband, Patrick J. Connelly, whom she charges with desertion. Pending the appearance ef defend ant or eounael tor defendant, Justice Morschauser held open the divorce suit brought by E. Stedener against Nettle Pryor Stedener and the suit for annullment of marriage by William Morton against Nettle Pryor Stedener.

Mr. Stedener, It appeared, married her second Morton, whit 'her first spouse was away to war. Eh had on child; who died, by her first husband. A 11 months old girl born In hersecond marriage I now living with the family of her econd husband. Juatlce Morschauser alao granted an Interlocutory decree ef divorce to Carrie E.

Campbell from Oeorg W. Campbell, to whom had been married for 15 year. A fsw ysar ago Campbell left hi wife and went to live with one Bertha Foster, whom he openly Introduced as hi wife. Th plaintiff atated the defendant and the Fostsr woman disappeared after th death of one of the twin born to them. Ehe had not heard from the defendant line.

I Highland FIFTEEN mm OF RADIO EACH DAY tDWaJU) U. MTU I Ti stain! Mi hiIpI ill V. aV niiMur I tl4mtmixiM, LWmM.w lwKn i in hi, 'avaVMSsaawawaaaasHSswake May Build Star Cars at Former Fiat Plant Unconfirmed reporte Indicate that W. C. Durant may buy.

the Flat plant for use with his plant at Elisabeth to produce 100,000 of his new Star cars. The plant was purchassd lsst week at the upaet price of 1100,000 by C. O. Mlnlnger for the Electric Auto Lite Corporation, of which he Is president Durant who recently sold th Cadillac and Bulck planta to the Dupont Interesta after a sensations! rise a year ago from a position ss salesman, owns th plant that Overland built for ths Kreiseler car at Elisabeth. Decision Reserved on Custody of Daughter Justice Joseph Morschauser rsssnr ed decision Saturday after mora evidence waa taken ln th.

habeas corpul proceeding brought by Milton Roberts to secure the custody ef hi nine year old daughter, from Mrs. Catherine Mlnkler. at Lafayette Place. Re bsrts snd Mlnklsrs daughter were married ten year ago, and th child waa takes to Ma. Mlnkler after the couple were asperated.

During the hearing; Saturday th court notic ed th child twitching her eyes ana upon learning ah had wak eyes ordered her to be taken an oculist Immediately. Several Highland people attended th fireworks and dance held in Milton, Tuesday evening. The band of the 17th Infantry' fumlshsd the music for dancing. There were seven hundred and fifty soldiers who camped on the L. D.

Mackey fields on the Milton road. Wednesday morning they went to Kingston. I Jacob 8chuls Is spending a few weeks In Boston on business. Mr. and Mrs.

Lorln Schanta, Martin Schants and Gordon Wilcox have been attending the graduation exer cises at Elmira where Miss Kate Erlne is a member of the class. Miss Beatrice Short is spending two weeks with frlsnds In Allentown, Pa. Mr. and "Mrs." J. Feeter have been spending a few daya In camp at ClaryvtUe.

Columbia boat ccew Js at their headquarters at the. river. The Washington crew, arrived at the home of Frank Felmer Wednee day. The Syracuse crew has arrived at Mr. and Mr.

Landon Churchill are entertaining Miss Walter Church Ill, of Phoenola and Mrs. Larry Bishop, of Borcevine. Mrs. William Scharft and pn. Robert are visiting at Far Rockaway.

Miss Carolyn Crawford, of Blng hamton la occupying the room of Mr. and Mr. F. L. Mslcalt during their stay at Asbury Park.

The muelc study club held their final meeting for the season, Friday, evening at the home of Drand Mra. J. W. Blakly. Charles Gilbert Sproas and Miss Clara Hey, of Poughkeepsle were the plona and vocal sollsta.

The large plats glass mirrors for Peter Conn'a new candy and Icecream parlor arrived Wednesday and while In the process ef unloading were dropped and broken. Another bit of bad luck was found ln tbs marble slabs being broken when they were unpacked. Alfred Martin 1 seriously 111 at th hom of hla father, A. H. Martin.

8 Year Old Girl Is Still Missing No trace has been found of eight year old Esther Paige who disappeared at Dover Plain Tueaday afternoon while on her way from chool. Deputy sheriffs' hate dragged Ten Mil river without reeult with th Idea that she might have been drowned. The aearch tor the girl will continue today. A sharp lookout la being; kept for th girl', straw hat and her dlnnerpall. The county authorities have con cluded there la nothing to Justify the kidnapping theory, advanced at the time of her disappearance.

Eather haa brown hair and blue eyes. On the day she disappeared ah. wore a brown and white drees, a black and white plaid coat and a wnite straw bat. ASTOR GIVES TO SCHOOL. Official announcement has beep made of a gift of 170,000 from Vincent Astor toward the completion of the new memorial building of 8t.

George' Preparatory School at Newport; R. I. It I aald that Mr. Astor was also the contributor of th first 110.000. A gift of tlt.lOO from th state of George Gordon King was alao announced.

John A. Comerf qrd Telephone 1907 Truckman, and Rigger Traaaf erseC Amy where. Stores Warcbosa. Ofnoe, skxatti Clover Now Open For Business XHFlVARYERIS. Delicatessen, Luncheon and Confectionery 231 MAIN STREET (Betweea Market Tbl beautifully appelated food restaur ant Is i ea for yeut lasp.

E. A. UNDERHILL Lehigh, Pittston nd Lackawanna COAL Xaaa Oanaai YardU 100 Parker Avenue Teltphcte 324 OBIEB TJPI We've lest ear borne by Are but we have our fire ineuranoe and when we get the insurance money can again, better pdrhape than ever. I'll never be without aa insurance, policy. DATTD RO.KNBEBta.

steel Estate aae leeeraaee, 4 Market. St. rkeae SetT LAUNDRY ALL BRANCHES PROMPT SERVICE Family Wash a Specialty NEW METHOD LAUNDRY 2 SOUTH HAMILTON ST. Telephone 3011 TiH3eJ6ww tSclg SPECIALSALE Everybody's Flower! because everybody can grow them. Finest mixed Bybudi ui brand.

Mo a down. 11.00 per hundred, while they last. We also have large variety la separate prices rUthu Th bone of high grade seed: IwQjorl ita'l JAl dern typot i Sri ELECTWC Vacuum Cleaner ok kamt MownnjTTATtaart LUI1E.BM sent on 10. days free trial OU OK KAaTX atOlrTOLT 'FATsOCI LEON L. JAMINEF M.

S. RC SIN 395 MAIN STREET. PHONE 617. For Hot i A beautiful assortment of Sports and. Dress Hats made of cool materials in all wanted shades, $L48 and up.

A variety to choose from. J.t shUfJNS and TtJXEOOS Made of Fibre Silk, Mohair and light weight Wool. Largest assortment in town to select from. AH newest shades, sizes 32 to 48. Prices $1.95 and Up fcsi FREE EMPLOYMENT BUREAU or THE MANUFACTURERS' ASSOCIATION Skilled mechanics and laborers if you are out of work and want a job in a actorycall at Room 419.

TRUST COMPANY BUILDING or write P. O. Box 66, Poughkeepsie, N. V. IMPORVAim SATO) THESE ARTICLES! I.ES80N NO.

14. Tins ptORAOBATraRT PC KADtO CUtsJUUsC The Secondary, or Btorag, Battary Is a very Important ttemejf ment in radio receiving circuits employing the vacuum as a detector, mpliner or oscillator. It should noted that a storage battary consists of two or mors ctorags cells, a cstl bslng a slngls unit consisting of positive and negatlv plates tmmereed In a chemical Th atone' battery uaed to supply current to the filament ot avaeuam tube 1. commonly known as the battery. Thla battery has a potential of approTlmately sl volt, and may consist ot cells of either, the lead add or the n'ekel lrcn alkallne type.

A battary having; a capacity of ampere hours la a very practical ii for uss with vacuum tabes. Th capacity Is d. termined by th amount of active material In the that Is. ths also of the platea and the number of them. Th vacuum tub In recelvlnr circuits requires for 'lie proper operation a potential of I volta and' a current ranging from 0.1 of an ampere ampere, th correct value of current for the tube being recorded on the container in which th tub is Dr chasod.

It a lattery of th leed' eeld type 1 used and ths chartinr ls'dene by the PTt.iator rather than at a service station the following simple bf important precautions should be tako. The temperature should not be allowed? xod 110 dtgrsesKahrnhit when charging 1 taking place. Ths nsual tjpe of battery gives th greatest efficiency on an sight' hour basis although some specie 1 tipee et battery are rated on a four hour basis. It Is necessary to put from II to 10 per cent, more energy into a battery than 1 taken outV therefore, a battery having; a capacity ot 0 ampere hours should be! charged; a rat ef 10 ampsr for hours. When fully ehsrged.the peclflo gravity ef a Iead ald ceU la approximately 11(0 and when discharged about 1110, 7f faciiiuis ars at hand tor charging; ths battary.

the best eervtce will obtajed if th speclfle sTravlty la not allowtd to tall below, 1100 before being put on cnaigr. If it I necessary to have the i battery charged at a servlee sUUon, mora of th. energy can be used before charging but ln.no ease should: it ds iuuy aiscnsrged. The fully charged voltage ef a lead cell on open elituli is approximately 1. 1 volta while the voltage when discharged about 1.1 volts.

If a battery of the nlckel tron alkallne type Is uaed the voltage of a com pletely charged cell should bs 1. volts, while the voluge when discharged la 0.0 Chemically pure water should always.be used, to replace the amount dissipated by evaporation and the level of the solution shoulil' be maintained from, on half. to three quartr of an inch above the top ot the' plates. In mixing the electrolyte for a lead acid ceU 'always pour ths add Into the watsr a tew drops at a time NEVER pour the water Into the add It a 'orm of rectifier 1. ueed which, operate, from the house lighting circuit NEVSil lake hold of the terminals of the rectifier when It Is connected to th.

lighting circuit as ths half wave pulsations. It allowed to flow throuah the bn iy, may causa serious Injury. The top of, the battery should.be kspt dry and when charging the 'lead acid type the. cap. on the.

cells should fee' removea. rper charging and reasonabls care of a battary wHl result in. rood service and a life ot approximately four to five years. $: ii. .1 5 ntOXal liauVW 1 ti.l .1 Mowing Machines Deerinfir, Osborne, McOormick, also thelj; parts.

Barhed Wire, American fence, Hi' Bakes, Cultivators, one Har row, also Hehd.Outhoots. J. E. ANDBWS 279 Main Street Phone71T 44 i.