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SATURDAY, JULY 28, 1917. . THE EVENING ENTERPRISE. POUGHKEiEPSlE, N> Y. ^ Bar Kaiser’s People' From N. Y. Boats New York, Ju ly 28—Beginning yes terday, German, subject? w e re barred from excursion boats plying in New Y o rk w a ters. Tlw ja r d e r who wliil© Sion would be able to secure -viluable inforjuatipn regarding sailii ' .troops an d activities in the loc yaa:ds. i i i e n e w _ ___ wh o wliil© anparentTy on excur- CLAMBAKES Even if yours has not been ^ the good fortune to partake, i I you have certainly read of j I the old-fashioned Clambakes New England's historic | [ shores. You can bring back, I a t your own home, a realiza tion of those joyous occa- I sions, by Just saying the | M ohicak C O M P A N Y T e n d e r , plu m p , ju ic y N AN- KET CLAMS with that to Raymc iHegarmai TUCKET CLAl I distinctive de< selected Dutchess Coun Chickens, genuine Long I Island Bluefish, Yellow Bark | Sweet Potatoes, and jexery' thing else for a complete z perfect bake. Caterers en- iged at patrons' request. Established 1S94 CD, HALSEYS CO, Members New York Stock Exchange MILLS BUILDING, New York City INVESTMENT SECURITIES BRANCH OFFICE : 62 MARKET ST. Poughkeepsie, N. Y. PETER H. TROY RESIDENT PARTNER GRAHAM INSURANCE Are you FULLY protected? Fire, Fidelity, Workman's Com pensation, Glass, Automobile. SIXTY-TWO MARKET PHONE MISS RYAN WED AT HIGHLAND Becomes a Bride oi Her Parents* Twenty- Fifth Wedding Anniversary 150 ‘ a t t e n d Highland, C h u rch was m id-sum m e r weding th] July 28—St. Augustlnes beautiful was the scene^ of Ryan, daughter of Mr. afternoon, at I'largaret M. and Mrs. ■as un'^^id in m arriag rrlage ing t 'Miss as Ryan, was un'^^id in m a id H e g arraan, son of P rank bothoth off thishis place.lace. egarm an , b o t p Rev. F a th e r TV\. P. Prunty, of iMilto^, officiated, the 'Ving cererAjng being used. The bride wore a gOAvn of white epe de chine w ith w h ite chiffon hat id can ied a huge bridal bouquet of brides’ roses and w h ite sw e et peas. H e r bridesm a id was Miss Jean E. Wood, of iN&w York 'City, cousin of the bride and daughter of the bride’s m o ther’s bridesm aid, 25 years ago. H e r gown was of p retty pink taffeta, with beautiful iace_fi.nd geogette trim mings and w o re a h a t of pink chiffon id carried a shower of pink roses. The best m an vfas Jam es M. Mul- holiand of Newburgh, nephew of the bride’s fath e r's best m an. 25 y e a r y ago. Today was the 2oth wedding a-'- niversary of the brides' parents, and the connection of coincidences is quite unique. The ushers w e re David Me Donald of New York 'City, Eugene Couper, of Newburgh, Ambrdse D a le/, W O N ’T L E T “ F L Y ” CLjIMB Albany, July 2S—Chief of Police lEPyatt today issued an order p revent ing “Jack\ W ilson, known as the “hum an fly”, from m aking another a t tem p t to climb up the outside of a sixteen story he scaled the structure announced he would tem p t th is a'Cte^rnoon. Of Oaks and Edw a rd Case, of this place. Miss Lillian Johnston playe.d Lohrengrln’s bridal chorus, as the bridal p a r ty entered the churfti. One hundred and fifty guests w e re present to w itness the cerem o n y . A reception followed at th e bride’s home. ,| Ptegarm an will enjn.v ■ 'dlnL ” ig tour on a moi o tor | TONIGHT -Mr. and Mrs. m extended wed , to Rouse’s Poinit to u r on a m few Yortc, near boat, to Rouse’s Poin N< Lake Cham p lain, on th©] will m ake tfieir home with 'the bride’s , parents. Mr. H e g arm an holds a re- \ sponsible position with the M ojiue I Plow Company in Poughkeepsie. The 1 wedding gifts were m any and oosUy, Including furniture, china, cut glass, ' linen, and checks. Mr. and Mrs. Ryan ■were the re cipients of m any beautiful 3lh\er gifts. In 'h o n o r of th e ir silver wedding ac- nivei'isary. The out of tow n guests w e re: Miss Mae Black of St. Thom as, Ganadf.; 'M r . a n d M r s . E J lm e r K u h n q f P h i l a d e l phia and relatives from Chicago, New, York, Patterson, Poughkeepsie and Kingston. PERSONALS Alof iSunstrom, of New York, is here for a two w e eks’ vacation. Harold A. Lent, of Columbia College is hom e for th e week-end. artinartin Upriepright, •Mrs. M U of iversity. Is home for the Cornell 1 Till- lek-end. A rthur Scham ehorn, of Newark, N ui Newo-iiv, thehe tv .. E. Wilcox home 3 a t t W week-end. of Ossining, is of Mi»s Ethel tel building. Wilsoii tw o days ago and lake another a'.- ATWATER, FOOTE & m i L Members New Yorlc Stock Exchange Members New York Cotton Exchange 35 MARKET ST. BONDS, STOCKS, GRAIN, COTTON 2:15 PRICES • 87% . 43% . 6316 76% A m . B e e t S u g . . . A m erican Can. . Am. Car & F d . . Am. Cotton Oil. Am. L o com o tive. Am. S. & R. C.. Am. S u g a r .............. 121% .Am. Tel. & T e l . . . . 118% Am. W o o len.......... 53% Ana. Cop. M ing. • ?7% A. T. & S t. F e . . . . 100% Baldwin L o c o . Bklyn. R. T r a n . . . 59-% C. P e troleum ----- Cana. P a c if i c .. . . C. L e a th e r ............ . d i e s . & O h i o . . . . C. M. & S t . P ......... 69% Chi. R. I . & P - - Chino Cop ............ Chile Cop ............... 19%' Col. F. & I ............... 51%'' Con. G a s N . Y . . . . 108% ! Corn P r o d u c ts... Crucible S teel ----- C. C. S u g a r ............ D istillers ................ Gen. Elec .............. G o o d rich ................ G. N o rth, pf’d . . . . G reen-Cananea. . . G. N . O re ctfs ___ Illinois C e n tra l... Int. M. Mar. Pr.. In ter. Pap< Kenne’te Cop. Max’ll M o tors.. M. P e troleum . . , Miami Copper.. ; M. Pacific ........ . National L e a d .. N. Y. C e n tr a l ___ ( N. Y „ N. f i . & H . . t N .Y ., O. & W e st.. 5 N o r’k. & W e s t . . . . 15 N o rthern Pacific. .1( Penn. R. R ............. E People’s G.j C h i . . ■; shigh V y . . . ick. S t e e l . ., 81% ; R. Iron & S teel... jlSouth’n P a c if i c .. . 2414 u. 154% U- 50%IU- .64% Tobacco P r o d . . . . GSia Tcnn. C o p p e r .. . . 17% U. S. I . A lco h o l.. 1( S. Steel pf’d. ..US U. S. Rubber. U tah C o p p e r ......... 104% Va.— car. C h e m ,. . 39% W abash .................. 12 W e stern U n i o n . . . 92: W estinghouse E . . . 48' Oct. 1 Dec. COTTON., High. Low. . .27^'8 2S75 ..2374 2357 ..2863 2346 Last, 2381 2362 2350 the week-en( mneth 'Bradshaw the w e e k /end W illiam W h itm o re, of the Company, 1? enjoying a vac! ;alph Lyons, is assist •thers’ store. Jrs. U e n ry 'Hovert is visiting her \ t h e d a B.ARA in **Tlie Darling ol Paris” B rotl Mrs. 'IJen ry hrothefT in N-ew York. :ildebrand, T r a c tion cation, stin g in A tk in s ’ lorge H ild e of New York, 3 'for the The farm cad'« B. iChurch 'Simdi week-end, ;ad'©ts -n'lll sing in the M. m PAITZ NEWS The following ei and luncheon at Mr. m joyed a m o tor trip the Ashokan Dam and Mrs. W illiam Mrs. P e ter Du; M rs. Jones, M isses r gave a very enter- dinner a t h e r hom e. Thursday: Bleeker^ Mr, end iMr. and’ Mrs. B e rt W arrei th a MacGibney, E tta Hasbrouck, E d ith B u tts, Mae P e - 3r and Georg( Mrs. A. P. F e u e r tain in g ’p a r ty and d: T h u rsday noon. C ards were played afte r an-^ e laborate m enu. Mrs. H. J. P r a t t of H ighland wasTimong the out- of-tow n guests. Mr. and Mrs. P e rr y Deyo and daugh ter, Miss G e rtrude, and K e n n eth A rcher m o tored to /New York, to see th e ir son W a lter B. Deyo, who sailed W’ednesday for service in France. Mr. Deyo is very well known here. In the last few years he m ade his hom e in the m iddle west. A Union dry m eeting will be held the Reformed Church, a t 7:30 o clock Rev. C. H. M attison, execu tive secretary of tl|.* O range County Citizen’s League will be th e speaker. M rs. Jam e s Douglas and Mrs. C h arles D u ryea will entertain a t a chain tea, Tuesday aftev'.ioon of next week, on the D u ryea lawns. M ildred Schoonm aker and m o ther are visiting in New York, Miss E t t a H a sbrouck of the S. Dey & Son departm e n t store is enjoying a six w e eks’ v acation. Miss E d ith W a rner is filling the v a cancy of Miss E t t a H a s b rouck In the Deyo store. M. D. Schepm ap has been quite ill /again, suffering from a stroke of p a r alysis. H is condition is very serious. Dr. and Mrs. John Bliss are visiting in Friendship, Maine. This afternoon th e Eagles of Po’- keepsie. m e t the local team , on the Norm al diamond. S a turday the W illing W o rkers will hold a food sale In the afternoon and evening in the M. B. Church base- MAY BROADEN DRAFT MEASURE Next Call to Colors May Include Men 21 and Exclude Men Past 31 W ashington, J u l y ^ S . —The U n ited tates draft law m ay b e broadened GRE-4T BATTLE MAY IMPEND Tennis Balls Rackets Shoes, Supporters Gym, Jerseys, Pants Hose Our Stock is Complete ALLING RUBBER COMPANY 268 Main Street Concussion Felt in Lon don May Mean Big Fight in Sea Sector in France GERMANS ALERT ^0liBois Brothers, 321 Main St., Poughkeepsie,N.Y. For Wood and Willow Ware and Housefurnisning Goods, d Wash Tubs, Cedar Wash Tubs, Was ‘ For Wood and ^ Cbfisljsting. of Galvanized Wash Tubs, Cedar Wash Tubs, Wash Boards, Boards, Bosor.i Boards, Sleeve Boards, Lap Boards, Pastry Boards, Beards, knife Boards, Clothes Wringers, Mop Wringers, Clothes Lines, Mops, Boards, Knife Boards, ( f Mop Sticks, Brooms, SI; Baskets, Lunch Baskei Wood Fibre Pails, ■ ■ “lasin! =ifare 'aper Wash Sweepers, ‘ Sieves, S< heg Wringers, Mop Wringei Cutters,utters, Clotheslothes Hampers,ampers, f Vater r 's, ~ Pails, Skirt Meat V C C H Market Baskets, C Galvanized Water PaH Cream Pailo, Milk Pails, Us, Cream 'ooden Scoops, Sugar Scoops^ Poppers, Wooden Spoons, Lemon Squeezers, Carpet orses, Clothes Pins, Potato Mashers, Flour Sieves, Coal Knife Boxes, Sugar Boxes, Spice Boxes, Towel Bolls, I S ’ a te'e led Faucets, Brass Hoo| urns, Cream Sepawton jt Kaifpmine Brushes, ^hoe Brui I Brushes, Horse Brushes, Shoe imps. Butter Moulds, Butter Spades, lar Keelers, Barrel Covers, Ice Cream Freezers, U Hods, Mrs. Potts' Irons, Whitewash BrusheSf Kaliemine Brushes, \^hoe Brushes, Stove Brushes, Floor Brushes, Counter Brushes, Horse Brushes, Shoe Brushes, Woo! Dusters, Feathef PMateff, ShOW ihovels, step Ladders, Carts, Wagon s. Sleds, Etc., Etc. London, J u ly 27—-A g reat b a ttle m ay be Im p ending today in the sea sector of the w e s tern front. P a r ts of London today reported having felt the concussion of drum fire som ewhere to the east th a t at tim e s seemed to approach the intensity of th a t which preceded Field M arshal H a ig’s . d rive against M essines. F ro n t despatches of the last few lys have indicated a fear on the part the Germ ans t h a t th e B ritish m ight an offensive. The Nieu^ port sector, near the B elgian coast. preparing r t secto r, was repc shells of 3tor, lorted deluged with a hail of alibilibres sady, m ethodical return. lall ca from the Gen To these the B ritish ma<de^a ! Trade Commission Would Haul Down Makers’ Banner. W a shington, Ju ly 28.—( the Senate on its Investljgation sudden rise i] iporting to [ of the Araerii its in price of Am erican flags a t the tim e th e country entere. th e w a r the (Federal Trade Commls sioji expressed the opinion t h a t sonn legislation should protect th e piibli' against unreasonable prices— in some cases Involving 400 per cent, p r o f i t - resulting not only from unlawful agencies but from abnorm a l con’di- tions as well. ceedlni The com m ission has ordered prO' : to stop attem p ts recently to fix a. new per cent. guarding agaij ledt when th* enpply agDiIn the demand. ;em pts recen tly fix a new standard a t 100 above old prices as me^nB e \n s of ■deciln GUDYS BROCKWELL, JAMES CRUZE, RAU» LEWIS and BEA TRICE BURNHAM in Her Temptation Tensely dramatic I Wonderful acting! A strong thrilling climaxf The' anguish and purity of Shirley the hie^utiful heroine, aud. her first sacrifice are marvels',of human endeavor. It is sipiply great! ______________________________ EXTRA ADDED AT,TRACTION. The Screen Magazin eand ^Universal Weekly. Great. AU Seats 10c; Children,.5c. ____________ 7—GREAT PARTS—7 1,000—PEOPLE—1,000 Gill kidnapped. Taught to be a. pickpocket. Charged with imurder. Taken to scaf fold. See the thrilling rescue. See this murderer dashed from belfry’to ^ o u n d below. Ab solutely the greatest picture Theda Bara yet presented. EXTRA ADDED ATTRACTION—A great FOX COMEDY full of fun and laughs. Don’t Miss This Great Show. More thrilling dian dny §er|a| she has ever yet appeared in s t a t e s dra ft law m a y include m en r< m inim u m age of 21 hefo) >re t h e next call to the colors. _____ S e c retary of W a r IBaTcer indicated (day th a t not only m ight he ask such a step, (but th a t he m ight also seek to exclude m en who tu r n 31 the m axim u m age—'before the second call. _ As the law now stands th e W a r D e p a rtm e n t apparently has power to continue draw ing m en to fill up quotas. A fter the first tw o 500,060 roups have been called th e secre- iry of w a r can get other m en to laintain those groups. As wastage albout one-third, he could con- calling out about 700,000 m en ir to fill up th e gaps or to “m a itain” existing troops. In this way, with th e national arm y , national ard and regular army, th e U n ited _ ates would have about 2,000,000 fighting m en always in Europe. T h e question of transporting such forces to Europe furnishes a vex atious task, but indications are th a t th e re will he sufficient tonnage for transports and supply ships when ‘they are needed. As at p resent esti m a ted, 660,000 or m o re soldiers should he on (French soil, by (Septem ber, IS'IS. The W a r D e p a rtm e n t today cor- iCted th'e im p ression th a t F rance was to m anufactilre all our heavy artillery. B a k e r said p a r t of it wofMd be m ade there, b u t th a t the United has no intention of ditching a good models or of stopping S tates production her' In fact, the W a r D e p a rtm e n t has ms program of Jng m o re than FORMAL CHARGE m ade against C. F. COSSUM (Conltlnued xrom Page 1.) E. AiDDTMOH, of th e 'City of P o u g h keepsie, New Y o rk, duly filed, being by m e duly sw o rn deposes an d says: ■ a t I reside a t th e City of P o u g h - ‘ ■e of '5 0 am now sars last ’arm e rs’ T h a t I resi k e e p s le ; I am o f th y e a rs an d 'upwards'; thal and < h a v e been fo r m a n y yea pas-t th e iCashier of th e Fi .and M a n u f a c tu rers’ N a tional B a n k of Poughkeepsie, w h ich is a 'Na tional B a n k ing in s titu tio n duly o r ganized and incorporated and h a v ing a place of business in th e said City of Poughkeepsie. ' I have know n th e defen d a n t C h a rles F . Gossum fo r m a n y years. On the 17th day of M ay, 1917, th e said C h a rles F . 'Cossum cam e to th e said F a r m e r s ’ an d M a n u f a c tu rers’ N a tional B a n k an d p resen ted a dem a n d note signed by Oscar C o ssum and several bondg as collateral security and requested the loan by said h a n k of th e sum of T h ree T h o u s a n d F ive H u n d red D o llars w h ich was the amount of bank did said note. T h a t th e said thereupon loan upon th e said note and securities th e said sum of th i r t y five hiindred dollars w h ich w a s a t th e req u e s t of the said C h a rles F . Cossum credited to the account of said C h a r les F . C o s sum in said h a n k , au d h a s been su b sequently alm o s t all w ithdraw n by ^ him . The said note Is still unpaid, j Am o n g th e securities deposited as aforesaid ag collateral security for th e p a y m e n t of ^ said note w e re two mds, one Bond No lousand D o llars of R o c h e s ter, Romeo and R a ilroad Company, due Ju n e 0 , a first No. M'i lars of pany; 1st, ortgage bond, s 11 fo r One T t p e r cent., one Bond ‘u e T h o u s a n d Dfil- : th e V irginian R q tlw a y C o m - 1st m o rtgage bond due M ay w ith in terest a t five p e r 196^, cent. These are both coupon boi payable to b e a rer and are still the possession of said banl^. This w a s subscribed an d ^ b e d a n d ^ w o r n to th e Detri L a k e Oreon jfore Ju s tice M o rschanser Ju ly 28, WELL ?: 3 TAB 1 Is the fact that !L1.SHED T repairing de m e n t w o rks w o n d e r s Prices reasonable, cqns lOd wevk. ZIMMER BRO Summer Business Hours; 9 A, M, to 5 P. M. On Saturdays during August the Store will be closed all day 1. Alfittau ^ (Ho. anilbltioi itions,” costin g m o re ,000. This sum covers not fortifica- , 000 , 000 .- ly heavy [ .artillery, but also a v a s t quantity -field artillery. \ GERMANS BUSY IN COLUMBIA. Former Consul Tells of Propaganda Against United States. Philadelphia, July 28—D isclosures of G e rm an influences in 'South A m e r ica were reveal'Cd today by iFrederick Rockwoocl, form e r Consul of the United S tates at Columbia. Mr. Rockwood returned from South A m er ica Monday. “The G erm an colony in Columbia particularly outnum b ers all th e other foreigners put together,” declared the form e r 'Consul. \The’ Germ ans have established a propaganda against the Aflies, th e United S tates especially, th a t is detrim e n tal to our dealings with the re s t of South Am erican countries. T h e ir propaganda consists In the m ain of allying th e people against the United S tates by bolding up the Panam a affair ag a constant w a rning.\ FRENCH RAILWAYS RAISE PAY. Government Acts to Meet High Cost of Living. A Special Offering of Silk Wrist Bags at the extraordinarily low price of $2.90 jwill fee am mterestneg Monday Featuire on > tlhe First Floor. These hags are miade of felne, green, mnstard or feladk silk, with decoration of Oriental emferoideryo Both frame and drawstring models are included In the assortment, and every feag is fitted with mirror and pnrse. Paris, July 28.—^The Govemmi th a t all emplc e ii l^of ^he ruling takes effect as of June 1. It Y\as decided upon after receipt of a report from Georges' Desplas, Minister of T u b lic W o rks, th a t con ditions am o n g railroad w o rkers m i \ ’ be am e liorated im m e d iately by i creased pay to m e e t the high cost living. W ith th e object of a s s u ring P r a n c e s agricultural developm ent and preyenf- Ing a labor crisis, the ‘Academy Qf A g riculture hag requested th a t m o tor culture be introduced on large as well as sm all estates, th a t w a r m a terial factories employ th'eir resources for C t u ftS m of W AHT5D in the m a r- Men a t th e P o u ^ k e e p a le Foundry In ovjfertakos *nd Mnehln* Compaiftyl edm* pre* pared for work Monday morning. Unusual Values in Women’s Summer Pumps - ^ill toe offered Monday and Tuesday at the low prices quoted. Tan Pumps . • White Canvas Pumps per pair $ 4 c 7 B per pair 4.85 At the same time Severn! fiispdredl P airs of W o m ens Pamps in a numtoer of toroken assortments will be placed on sale, for clearance, at the greatly reduced prices of - $2.7^ ^ 3?7B per pair ,,iWomen’s Shoe Department, Second Floor) An Interesting Sale of Women’s Summer Undergarmentg (made In Amigrica) featuring dainty lin gerie materials as well as crepe de Chine, will offer exceptional price advantages for Monday and Tuesday, LINQIBRIF UNDERGARMENTS Nightrofees . mCo, $L4B, 1,90, 2S 0 Envelope Chemises, 9B(5 o , |,S0, 1,90, 2,60 Regulation Chemises Drawer Comfelnations . Corset Covers , Petticoats . 9iCo5 9S€ o , 1,S0, l,S i LOO, L4ito2,7S 3 B G c 9 7 5 C o 9 l o o lo^i, 2.90, 3.90 CREPE DE CHINE UNDERGARMENTS Nightrofees Envelope Chemises Knickers Camisoles . $3.90, 4.8S, 6o7B L90, 2,7i, 3,90 . - 2oB0, 2,90 1,00, IJO, 1.90 A Quantity of Summer Cotton Dress Fabrics arranged ip Blouse, Skirt Dress Lengtiis will be placed on sale, commencing Monday, at clearance reduictnoas in prnees. The Motor Delivery Service for the Summer season to Shore points on Long Island and in . New Jersey is now in operation i f u r l t e l e p h o n e 7 ooq m u r r a x h i i U -
