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The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1913-03-10
Citation
GEORGIA BEN Hill COUNTY:

GEORGIA BEN HILL COUNTY:
Whereas 4. Kennedy and /. p
White, Administrators of 9. B.
White, represents to the Court in
their petition, duly filed and en-
tered on record, that they have
fully administered G. B.\White's
estate: III
This is, therefore, to cite all
persons concerned, kindred and
creditors, to show cause, if any
they can why said Administrators
should not be discharged from their
administration, and receive Letters
of Dismission on the, first Monday
in April 1913.
C. M. WISE Ordinary.
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THE Ct oK IN BANK CONNECTED ELECTRICITY DIRECTLY
ru THE OBSERVATORY CLOCK IN WASHINGTON We have to
o It winds itself and correc from washington The clock
Washington timed Hudd part OF second by
of of five fixed stars
THE ExC4NCE NATIONAL connected the dest
manner possible Banking at Washington by the snctes OBJ
y operation Of National Banks We be-
that the public we'll determination study and kon
basa and their meaning and then to them
This obedience and appreciation laws has been one OF the
things which has enabled us get NATIONAL BANK HONOR ROLL
We invite your account an HONOR ROLL BANK
THE EXCHANGE NATIONAL BANK
Enteed on The National Bank Roll July, 1912
R. v. BOWEN President
J. TURNER, Active Vce-Pesident
J. D. DORMNEY. Cashier,
M M. STEPHENS. Asst. Cashier.
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Firemen Convention

The COMMITTEE on Fire Depart
ment will meet with the Fire De-
partment at city hall to night for
the purpose Of making the prelimi--
nary arrangements to entertain,
the State Flremen Association,
which is scheduled to convene iu,
Fitzgerald in May.
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COTTON SEED FOR SALE
Seed of my cotton that has av-
eragedi AS and AZ per cent.
For sale as, long as it lasts.
Price 75c per busheL: &C. L.
Waters, 4O2 N. Grant, Fitz-
gerald, Ca, and Planters Ware
house. 10-2m
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Pigs. Pigs. Pigs G. Pigs

We have for sale pigs of all
ages, all kinds, all colors, and at
all prices, also a few choice bred
Gifts and for service a few Berk-
shire Registered Males a t our
farm two miles east of the city.
The Moore Real Estate Co.
By w. B. Moore, Mgr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-16

CtI,uRERMATD - WAITRESS. - $50; two
finnish girls. cook waitress; $50. best rel
erenrcs Mynttinen's Asency, 2lO7 7th ave.
Tetenhonc 1905 Harlem
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-16
HIGHWAYS TO FLY FLAGS
500 Emblems to Aid State
Patrol Service.

Albany, June 15-Before. the end of this
week 500 white flags, inscribed rs. II. ID
Patrol" will be flying on the highways of
the state. marking the places where the
men engaged in repairing roads arc at
work, if plans Of John n. Carlisle, Com
missioner of Highways. are fulfilled
Many complaints have been made regard
ing the failure of patrolmen to care prop
erly for the highways, and under the new
plan Commissioner Carlisle hopes to make
the patrol service more effective.
The Commissioner has notified the state
patrolmcn that wherever they are working
the white flag must be displayed by the
side of the road. and If for any reason il
is necessary for them TO leave the high
way the flag must be left at that spot.
Tho absence of a flag on a patrol route
will be conclusive evidence that the pa
trolman is not working. Commissioner
Carlisle requests travellers TO report the
absence Of flags on the highways to the
department,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-16
FORECLOSURE SALES.

SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW
York.-German savings Bank in the City OF
New York. Plaintiff, against Fannie Moses and
others Defendants.-ln pursuance OF judg
ment " foreclosure and sale duly made and
entered in the shove-entitlod action and bear
ing date the Goth day OF May. 1918, l. the un-
dersigned the Referee in said Judgment named.
will sell AT public auction, At the Exchange
Saleyroom Nos. II 10 Nescy Street in the
Borough OF Manhattan. City OF New York on
the sixteenth day OF juno. 1913. at II o'clock
noon on that day. by Herbert A. Sherman.
Auctioneer, the premises directed by said iudg
ment to be sold, and therein described as fol-
lows.
All that certain lot OF land with the dwelling
house thereon erected, situate on the southcrly
side OF one Hundred and Twenty eighth Street.
in the City Of New York, bounded and de-
scribed us follows:
Beginning at a point on the southerIy side OF
One Hundred and Twenty eighth Street distant
two hundred and twenty-three feet and nine
inches westerly from the southwesterly corner
Of the Second Avenue and one Hundred and
Twenty-e eighth street running thence Southerly
parallel with the Second Avenue and partly
through the centre OF 2 party wall ninety nine
feet and eleven inches TO the centre limo OF the
block between One Hundred and Twenty seventh
and one Hundreo. and Twenty-eighth Streets
thence Westerly along said centre line eighteen
feet and nine inches. thence Northcrly parallel
with the Second Avenue and partly through the
centre OF a party wall ninety nine feet eleven
and Twenty eighth street and thence Easterly
along the Southerly SIDE Of one Hundred and
Twcnty-eighth street eighteen feet nine inches
10 the point or place OF beginning.
Dated, New York. MAY y. 1919
ISTDoRE n. MORRISON Referee
MEYER AUERBACH Attorney for Plaintiff.
- Broadway, Manhattan. y. Y. city.
The following is a diagram OF tho property
20 he sold; its street Number IS 23i East l2sth
street. Manhattan.
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BOY BADLY HURT IN FIGHT
Struck with a Brick When Gang
Attacks Policeman.

John lmma, eleven years old. Of No. 225
East Nth street, is at tho Harlem Hes
pital with fractured skull. caused by a
blow on the head from brick thrown
from the roof Of a tenement house in n
night between Patroman George A. Con
way and twelve men carly yesterday
morning
The boy was passing the house at
Ihlrd avenue and nth street when hi
ran into the street row. which followed an
attack by the mon upon Patroman Con-
way. on fixed post at Lexington avenue
and 18th street Conway and the re-
serves from the East 10Th street station
succeeded i'm corncrinG tho men. some Of
whom took refuge on the roof Of the
house from which the brick which struck
the boy was thrown.
John Dunn. OF No. 1870 Third avenue:
William Dahl, OF No 9oSi First avenue:
John Wagner, OF No l76S Washington
avenue; John +. DAILY. of No IN Third
avenue. and George Dunn Of No. 10 East
Nth street, were arrested The other
men escaped over the roofs.
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aOCUM SURVIVORS MOURN
Observe Anniversary of Disas-
Ter with Exercises at Graves.

While the bells Of the churches in
Yiils Village, Queens tolled requiem
~. than two thousand persons tearfully
I'd with bowed heads Joined yesterday
lasnOon in singing the familiar hymns
FAD, Kindly Light and Nearer MY
ID to Thee in memory of the hundreds
70 lost their lives in tho General Slo-
lr Disaster Of June Is. 1904.
he memorial services took place in
zihersn Cemetery at the monument
',eh was erected by the survivors TO
ark the graves Of the unidentified dead.
feature OF the occasion was the chorus
youths and girls. survivors Of the dis
d'sr, who have grown 10 almost man
I'D and womanhood during the nine
zrs since II occurred They we're given
conspicuous place near the monument
committee OF the memorial associs-
n had decorated the monument and the
rFo OF the dead near it with flowers.
vie relatives had performed a similar
sri's for those in other parts OF the
snstery.
ron the headquarters OF the associa-
"a Niedsrstein's Hotel. early in the
.'sncon funeral procession was
sas' led by Etzel's Military Band. The
5ang prayer was by tho Rev. Dr.
'Iam Peterson. pastor Of the German
-'nsran Church. OF Middle Village. The
moral address was delivered by the
~ George G. wacker. Of the German
s'ofmsd st. Peters Church, OF Brook
The Williamsburg Sangerbund, OF
r''Ayn' under the direction OF Dr.
"a Jaeger, Miss Rose Wunsch and
'.'se 5. Madden. sang during the ser
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Union HONORS MAXWELL
.0io Six" Members Give Dinner
~ 10 Retiring President.
John MITCHELL SPEAKS
49,. Mine Workers Would
a. nave Avenged Hold Up of
His Appointment.

,or Of Charles NJ. Maxwell, who
last two years has been president
tf uIosraphical Union No. 6, and who
Of ~ favor Of Marsden G. Scott, more
''u''' ,hrse hundred members of the
t'sh Litter known as Big Six" save a
uagA dinner at Shanlcy's restau-
r.sterday afternoon.
ian' ,-,nlovcrs were represented at the
lg by Don G. Scitz. business manager
y. ,T,e World" and Charles Francis,
o. ~, OF the Printers League OF
N's .,.o John Mitchell and Cornelius j.
A S recently appointed by President
i~" &c public Printer. made addresses,
"'s ~, d,d James VI. Lynch and James
= ,,,rcan president and vice-presidcnt
y International Typographical Union.
~ S,,J Dumas. a former president of
' n. s,y was the POSTMASTER.
by. sneechmaking was interrupted
~. ,he POSTMASTER presented TO Mrs.
s s- on behalf OF the union mag
.scsnt silver tea service.
g. MITCHELL who was warmly applaud
s.id he remembered when II was
49,, fashionable nor respectable to be
.rr,ber Of a trade union.
large measure the excellent stand
q, the typographical union is due 10
ans character Of its executive on
- ssid Mr.. Mitchell. They have
.,o.ed the rospectability of trade
..,r,sm in this country. and ! do not
-. ., any union that has so combined
). humanitarian issues with an excellent
..,e administration as the typo
graphical union
a, Mitchell was on the programme 10
..,,t on The Labor Commission but
/. aid that. as he had been in office only
hv dsvs. he was hardly competent to
,.,,E upon the subject assigned.
When I accepted the Office he con-
,.sss Il was in hopes that the affairs
sbs Department Of Labor would be so
,,,au,tsd as to deserve the confidence of
n and was and am still OF the deter
-,,,non 10 give the wage Garner all the
,.,,sction the law intends him 10 have.
~ the state must ecOnomize. don't let
~ at the expense Of the workers. II
onetbing must die. then | say II is bet
., that all game and fish should die
IAN that the men and women OF toll
,ould suffer death
Mr. Mitchell referred TO the "hold-up
Ms appointment as State Labor Com
-ssoner BY the Legislature, saying that
ucb a thing had happened In Pennsyl-
mia or Illinois. where there arc so
any mine workers unions. 1T would
ave changed the political complexion OF
sose legislatures at the next election.
NJ. seltz complimented Mr.. Maxwell
,a the manner in which he had con
,,ed the Office OF president Of Big
81 and said the union had always been
Wing to meet the employers half way
every proposition. He called particu-
,r attention 10 the amicable relations
nat now exist between the employers and
~ union.
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auaLED FROM AMBULANCE

r,,se Hospital ambulance. carrying
= T. hsfey, seventy-hve years old,
|sr., iSs East l22d street, who had
|sm.n DoSn the steps Of ST. PauIs
|s,,A. Church. in East nth street,
s.r,,.a mo pillar OF the Third avenue
ss.,, structure between 1921 and l25d
l,. yesterday afternoon.
|sm !, brennan. the driver, was thrown
H., 80, seat 10 the street. Later he
,s,.i.eh to the Harlem Hospital up
/ 1. s suffering from conclusion Of
s.s lam 4, Dr. McKinlay. who was
- ~ ~ me back Of the ambulance. was
s,,a 0Nn TO the street, but was not
h.p !, haffey's left hip was broken
n. s isn on the church steps
1e,,es 'ueht was the result Of the
{l.nn,s u one Of tho lines held by
r. an The horse became frightened
n. :, In attempting to pass two
road supports.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-16
MAKE MAYOR ALDERMAN
'asE Is, Friends Indorse Mayor
'" "a Ave. Tries to Refuse.

se OF the big-wigs in the business
nv nv " the 10Th Assembly District
!. on Simon Steingut at his orices.
-. East 18th street, yesterday and
y. 'ned TO make him an alderman.
d ~ s'',ngut' as almost everybody knows.
49,. Mayor OF Second avenue" The
nan Congratulated the Mayor" on
sh'y-nfth anniversary. after which
b. Used the sldermanic Endorsement
|. ~ ~ steinguts coat pocket
A., an alderman" inquired Steingut.
~. away Il am very busy man,
~, 'uSens. and perhaps ] might have
~. uine after midnight 10 be an al
;.,-. But could not be a good al
n. Without time. so ! must refuse"
~, :, ,sgstes said they would not &C
p" ar stelnguts refusal
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I2sth Street.

The approximate amount Of the lien or
charge 10 satisfy which the above described
property IL 20 he sold. is Five thousand one
hundred and cighty-tWo 100 Dollars. with in
tcrest thereon from the 18Th day OF May 1913.
together with costs and allowance amounting TO
Two hundred and nfty-thrce 45-1Ob Dollars.
with interest from May D. 1913. together with
tho expenses OF the sale The approximate
amount Of taxes assessments and water rates
or other liens, which are TO be ALLOW cd to the
purchaser out OF the purchase money. or paid
by the Referee. is one hundred and hfty-four
9l-loO Dollars and interest
Dated, New York. Nav u 1918
ISlDORB -. MORRISON Referee
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INSTRUCTION
PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS. FOR COTTON GLOVES
Army Building. Whitehall street Ne"
York City. y. Y, June IL lHl3.-Sraled pro.
pos,ls i'm trIplicatc will he received here
until I o'clock y. NJ. July I. 1918. aud thor
opened. FOR furnishing and delivering 300 ool
pairs white cotton gloves Information upon
Implication. NJ GRAY ZABGNSKI Depot
. VI.
PROPOSALS FOR SHIFTING Flannel
Depot Qusrtermaster's Ohlce. 18TH Stree'
and Gray's Ferry Road. Philadelphia. Jun,
10. 1913 Sealed proposals IN tripncate VII
be received hero until o'clock +. NJ, july
10 1913. and then opened. for furnishing ~
this Depot 400. 600 yards shifting tiannrL
tpforruafion upon application. COLONEL
THOMAS CRUISE. Depot Qusrtermaster
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SITUATIONS WANTED
Male.

r,,,,u,,D g.. good team4ter and mixer.
-, :, srbi n.ry etc. sober. industrious,
-0fcrenccs J.. Mathcwson Agcncy el' "h
ave. Tel 37s BRYANT
C,pDENER.- First class flowers ana yese
tables: - Years practical ckp'rlch.'' ,''
I.p.>.t,et, valet. can DO anything required In
geutieuan's home. even cooking slNc ""S
20 treatment n required best written hh4
psrgonal references. Address :. A. % H"''
Nth St advertising Office.
,-stt-t,T. Man 81. good ail around man,
outside work garden horse. COW. chlcNth,
c, Licences W MathcWsuu Ageu'f. SIS
SIN ave. Tel 31s Bryant
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LOST, FOUND AND REWARDS.
LOST BANKBOOKs.

BANK ROOK No sol .2lS Of tho linton Dino
Savings Bank IL missing. Any person ha''ns
claim 10 % is hereby called upon 20 present
the same within ten days or submit 20 HAVING
said passbook cancelled and pcW one issu'H.
LOST -PasSbook No -. 2iI. issu"d by th'
Union square Savings Bank foimcI'N 'n"
Institution for the savings NJ Mcf, Han,e
bank.
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SCHOOL AGENCIES.

American and Foreign Teachers Agency
Supplies Professors. Teachers. Tutors. GOV
crnesscs. CSC. 20 colleges schools and Fam
lilies. Apply 90 Mrs VI. J. YOUNG FULTON.
- Union Square
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED
Male.

Male.
HITLER and USEFUL MAN-Colored; two
years reference last position; willing; $40.
Miss FitzGerad's Bureau, SOB 9Th ave. en-
trance on 42d ~.
BUTLER-VALET or SECOND MAN.-Tsl.
rCliable S~ede' understands business
thoroughly; excellent references Osterberg s
Agency, ZIG Lexington ave. Tel. 1853 Plaza.
BUTLER. USEFUL MAN.--Italisn, French
speaking, fine appearance; go anywhere
hest references. S35. Nine. Carnello Agency.
j 03 West aga st. Phone Bryant o67I.
BTTTIER-VALET-B refined young for
eigner. four years references; Al servant.
$50 Miss Shea's Agency. 80 East 42d At.
Room 7o1.
Butler VALET -UsEFUL-English. YER,
industrious. strictly temperate; three
years highest personal reference; city. coun
Try. Industrial Agency u west 42d 81.
6I7TTER- VALET-Thoroughy understands
where Miss Margaret Smiths Agency, "a
West 42d 1T. Phone 3039 Bryant.
CHAUFFEUR, GARDENER. USEFUL. wants
cottage; no children: first class ga, all s sSena
man. three years last piece. MISS ohea
Agency 20 East 42d st, room tOl.
CUEF-French. little English: young. Gil
around; without htchenmaid go any ny
where $50 Nine Carnello Agency 100
West 42d 81. Phone 98II Bryant.
CHEF. Italian only; young neat without
kitcbennald: family sails for Europe juno
30. personal references; $40 Mme. SsInei'
Agency. 1913 West 42d. Phone 0o.1 eryan',
COACHMAN and USEFUL MAN-Csn car.
for garden COW, chickens, etc.; eAceli =, J
references H. MatheWsone Agency oio
9th ave. Tel 27s Bryant. -----s.--
COACHMAN, GARDENER. bbEf'UL.,L1, ..
man: very INDUSTRIOUS understanos lawn
cold frames etc; excellent reiet sH'''' "
dUstrial Association. II West 40.
COTPLE.-Ftench. German, English. cnsn.
feur, first class, Gil repairs; wlfe' chaliD.,
maid waitress. lsdy's maid. seamstI -
nurse laundress: best references 90 az,
where 500 Nine. Carnello Agency iVO
West 42d
COUPLE-Fronch. italian. some English
young, plain cook, useful; man, pu s,.,,i
houseman, years references, soO' NIL ~
Cafnello Agency, 1903 West aga 81. Fho"'
5G77 BRYANT. --.-
COUPLE Germsn $50; man outside " o,s,
good gardener. horses, COWS, etc WIZ
houseworker: personal references. G. Ma
thcwson Agency. SIS 9Th ave Tel 3's bry
ant
branches; man. butler. useful; best refer
onces old Reliable Agency. 1s West e9th'
phone 6s71 Riverside
COUPLE. French. English. German; hrst
class butler and cook; best reference 8,
Young, neat $40, Nine. Carnelo Agency, lo3
west 42d ~. Phone 1917 BRYANT
TTOFRLY MAN wants steady work year
round for a good home. small compensa
.l,,,. honest sober, reliable. has good rtfer-
ence. Address Permanent Man, Box Trio-
une once.
FARMLAND $50; German; good teamster
underetands farm machinery, cattle, etc.
,sfsrerres o. Msthcwson Agency, SIS 9Th
ave Tel. 37s Bryant.
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AGENTS.--S4 day: steady work biz de
mand Just take orders: permanent salts
fed customers. write for free outht and par
ticulars. Socher Company. BridEeVille Pa.
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IN PURSUANCE or AN ORDER OF HON.
Robert Ludlow Fowler A Surrogate or the
,,onntv Of New York. notice Is hereby given TO
ali persons having claims against Leonora Pol
hemus late Of the County OF New York, de
ceased 10 present the same with vouchers
thereof 10 the subscriber at his place OF trans
acting business. al the office OF his attorney.
Solomon Hanford at No. III Wall street. In the
city OF New York. on or before the thlrd DAY
Of December next.
pated. New York. the 10th day Of May. 1918.
ALBERT II. MATHEWS. Executor.
Solomon Hanford attorney for executor, No.
Al wall street. Borough OF Manhattan. New
York city.
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Female

EXECUTIVE HOUSEKEEPER--B American
Protestant woman, experienced teacher and
matron: in school or other institution. Ad-
dress. Miss l.. J. Loucks. b65 Chapel 81, New
Haven. Conn.
YOUNG LADY for tutor or Eoverness for chill
dren; city or country; references exchanged.
bb Canonbury Road. Jamaica, l.. J.
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WORK WANTED.
Male.

Male.
MAN, aged 80 desires position IN country;
strong and willing Chas. Frank. Sutton
Place
SITUATION WANTED BY competent drug
salesman: thoroughly acquainted with job
hers and retail drug trade IN Illinois Iowa.
Wisconsin Minnesota. Geo. J. alderman. go
west 14th st., Chicago.
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eoVEE. CHRISTIAN Mn pursuance Of an
order OF Hon. Robert Ludlow Fowler.
Surrogate OF the County OF New York. Notice
Is hereby given 10 all persons having claims
against Christian -. BoYee. late OF the County
OF New York deceased, TO present the same.
with vouchers thereof 20 the subscribers. al
their Mace OF transactlng business. namely, at
tbe o1ire OF Woodford, Bovee & Butcher.
Number Madison Avenue. Borough Of Man
haitian CITY OF New York, or before the
nrst day Of November. 1918. next.
Dated New York the 9th dav Of April. 1918.
HALEY FISKE.
RICHARD NJ POPHAM.
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COMMERCIAL SITUATIONS WANTED.
EXPERT OFFICE ASSISTANT. hler. type
let, Switchboard operator, years expert
encc Cassidy. sol West 9th e..
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Observation-Disclosures.

DPEssNA KER-Competsnt: makes ana re-
models: children's a speciality. Junet i2s
Esst i9th st Tel t0s ystuyvesant
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MOIsTER. EDWARD WIN pursuance OF an
order OF Hon. Robert Ludlow Fowler. a
Surrogate OF the County OF New York, notice
Is hereby given TO iii persons having claims
against Edward ". Moster. late OF the
County OF New York. deceased to present the
same with vouchers thereof to the subscribers
AZ their Ilace OF transactng business AT the
Office OF Rounds. Hatch. Dillingham; 4 Debe-
yolse No 81 Cedar street, in the Borough OF
Manhattan, city OF New York on or before
the 18th day Of October next.
Dated New York. the 3Ist day OF March.
ipi3 ROGER W. MOlSTER.
CLARA IL. MOISTER.
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IN PURSUANCE or AN ORDER OF HON.
Robert Ludlow Fowler, Surrogate OF the
County OF New York. notice IN hereby given 10
all persons having claims against william H.
ceased 10 present tho same with vouchers
thereof TO the subscriber. at his place OF trans-
acting business. at the once OF Wslbrlds. ..
'raft No go Wall Street In the city OF New
Yort on or before tn oath day OF July next
Datcd New York, the 18th day OF January,
1913. WILLIAM L. CAREbI.
WAIBRIDGE 8. TAFT Executor
Attorney for Executor. go Wall 81. New
York city.
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HELP WANTED.
Male.
ADVERTISING MEN WANTED.

BY large financial house
which contemplates the organ
ization Of "A permanent depart
ment.
A manager and several assist
ants are required at once. APP
plications will be treated In strict
confidence.
Please state age, education, ex-
perience, the class Of work you
feel best qualified for and the
salary expected.
II possible cite or submit sam
pies Of recent work.
BANKER, Box 81, Tribune.
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woODrORD. BOvEE & BUTCHER.
Attorneys for Executives,
1 Madison Avenue.
MAMMALIAN New York city

IN PURSUANCE or AN ORDER OF HON.
Robert Ludlow Fowler. Surrogate Of the
County 81 New York, notice IS hereby given
20 All persons having claims against Louise
n ,;swtry. late OF the County Of New York.
deceased. to present the same with vouchers
Thereof 10 the subscribers AZ their place or
transactlng business. az the ottce OF Shearmin
G. Startling No 50 Wall street I'm the Borough
Of Manhattan. city OF New York on or before
the 10Th dav 81 November next
pated New York the 10th day Of May 1918
HARRISON T.. GAWTRN.
LEWIS b. GANIRN.
HOWARD u. COLLINS
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Sherman 4 Sterling. attorneys for executors.
So wall street New York city.
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