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WILLS FILED.

ELIZA p vERFLANCK RICHARDS -\oy 81.
q, eas. $4,000 real e,'a'e r. lea,i 5000 ge-
rs- r 20 Louisa ye-pianss Richard, ssaus-s.
$500 scar 10 DEAN ', ie.a Tss-s g-. be-
-..- NJ ieFaI~, sl4 other pfrso1lI Effects 20 nus
tsrI q.I children. Income from RESIDUE IT,, LIs
t..5 f.r lie. az bis death principal TOP tlIll.e
aus. Louisa. Gluau and fhiip. harris mar
rtrfR ApRAy rfyco , 'p ss : :o 81 mo-
- ,Ia.rr D. Pinr1rs brother and Atee blfee
are ordered paid. Ns'hefsnI sore . d, fs,,r,r5i,
$40 -5 Association Cor Improving iHe o'.Il.
tirn ar tre Po'.. COLLECTION =. uo,1s ,o,-,-,
f- f-.s.fs rt Rotterdam. Holland. residue
,. r.1..-, arI n.eces. Harry NJ I'cA.-. @' ,,,,,,
2, ,l,5 ,,.' s.,te. moss than 5000 personal To
Ni t,1'riF s,f,LRACH AUG H. 1919; net. 81
... . --.. .r... and eight repheNs an pieces !,
~. A -.ts A..e-s-Deposifs $3.50. mort
-., re, -.5 g.-,anaity yll.es-. stocks 1903 ard
a'II1t.ZzA N, 'fRiED DJaa ll, 1919 mel. SIG
l-a- I'M Fried. leo fred Nay rec anF l,, Ne
~ -I l..iy ' ;8l; be Insurance 11d peFts5 ,s
81 IN. -,a.ks. 5000 tntefes. w. n,,rs mn g.
Lazarus Fred son ys.--, S.. and leather
italian provision sloiFe. .- 80 ~ i5,si 500 503-
LOJ II H - Ne received Si3 -ss Assets were
e-,,,,y m is0s Az A. $ioijs. deposits ana Pc
so1 np uIrR.liv KNAPP rAp.l 80. l2in. io.si
IN ss.16 Entire estate passed IN elua,
'eL- =, tr-- no each 10 Ida hammerer eld
..ar'' on go Daughter. sai Arnold Knapp.
Maud -,,''4i AMI g. Eas, l-,h S.; APPRAISED a,
Si.- a6l. .ff West iNtn o.. aplisi',si q,
Ie,,s.I. Il sG5. NE insurance f-,fYV' l''''"a'''
sel-, ...t. and bonds S-isfSl. ,.-
THOMAS e.. GNND. rrooWe''r o' a. a. S ssi f9
e.. s.. il, nice. is given $500. 20 John Draae.
,ti, "a. manage ~ tle ciophol,e' nls',.' ,,-,1h
pfa.sel "a 60 Tie RS. of the estate passed ~
,-..r5, AMI relatives. Assets Depo'is 49,.
5, ~. 49, a. j.rn g.. Sl05i0. ana .ese.ry, sos.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-30
FIRE DEPARTM EMIT.

Prastle. ordsrs.-The following named vil pee
p,-- 10 Ing : Richards a. lie --h Hes'
Arnor Pafk a. and 6',h g. De, g. :.
Donovan. Eng 2 " Poe j.. Ing. d. T.
cote Ens is X E0wroz Eng 7s !. p Are
vedo Eug S.. " tanC. E1g o. F. A. Dam
m.,er Efs -. So r. GaIagHe- Elv ll3. IS =
H.key Eng "a. : Richards bra ~. ?.
Tr,sryIrge-. ms 21i , 81 Mum. Eng 2it. e
A Wiiiner. IN. E1g go. , A Charspa3. rs
81 20 s. =. Ber.see. p. q l.. n. +. :
clements. H. a J. So J A r1rath. n 4 4 40.
r cole n 4 I. l1i J. Miller. No 3. ~ 4 T.
ms. ~ n Bfeuei. n a j. llf. y J Bruno. "
4 T. l-s. g. osen. n. 4 I. rs, A. Muir.
& J. Il-. e. O. Brown. n & /. I1T : O'keefe.
~ q J. 49,. = A. STACK. n. a J. lls and j
TIE following VIII r-gort % chief Instructor 7
Iardn. SO % az DIN Jarf Dec 30 J. Hsuri-
gan. n T. a., J. j. Bumrrf ~ 4 4. %. e.
Moserkrr %. T. 2. D l. Peterson. Eng j.. d
Nargt. E1g lH. ST. Raui.J. ing g. q.
Wrie Ers - NJ Johnson Eng g. n ~ Wo'f-
er Eug -. %. B.eweler Ing =. e. r. Nass.
Eus ~ A porrfie ~ a l. Is. b. g. War-
nnger Frg sd. u J Winter g. a L. -
Norton. " A T.. 20 D. RYAN. Eng 70. q.
HOFFMAN,. n & 1. i2l. 4 D. G0isman. Eng o..
r. " lennon. lng s. kisunhesser Eng eei
~ Eus.ehoim. n. & l. 10. and r. " Welss y
+
Lsav. Of Absences nc payl-F run. list grad.l
P. J H-euger. r.. n. q L 20. IS hours. Dec. a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-30
INFORMATION BUREAU.

Inquiries relating 70 trade matters and conditions
should be- addressed FOO the Editor - ne Buyers
Column
What is the cost of a trip that will
take about six weeks, travelling as
far as Chicago. 10 trunks are taken.
Yours sincerely. A Traveller. Answer
From 500 to $3.50.
Question -Inclosed find a sample o.
cotton serge Kindly tell me where
can get about nifty pieces at price,
the highes- 70 be 20 cents yard. B.
J., Cleveland. Answer This material
cannot be bought at the price you
want TO pay, as &c is very scarce.
Question Kindly tell me the name
Of the buyer Of piece goods for The
4. j. Cazclar Company, ct II West 25d
ST.; cotton fabrics also. Yours truly,
Shetlurd Il Answer Joe Nolck.
Question-Please advise me as 70
the largest city outside Of New York
for the manufacture Of ladies cloaAs
and suits. a. says it is Cincinnati B..
saws J.. is Chicago. Which is correct?
F. /. and B. O. Answer Cleveland is
the largest CLOAK and suit manufact-
uring city outside Of New York.
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WOULD MAKE BANK
DIRECTORS DIRECT
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Gust Absentees from
Board Meetings.

Washington, Dec 29.-John Shelton
Williams, Controller Of the Currency,
submitted his annual report to Con-
gress to-day. 1t covers the beginning
Of the transition from the old national
banking system to the new Federal
Reserve system. as we'll "a the opera
tons Of more than 1000 national banks
which have become part Of the new
system since his last annual report was
made.
Recommendations for new legisla-
ton made by the Controller are:
An amendment 10 require uniform
bylaws for national banks. The Con-
troller declares many bank directors
fail 20 direct, and says any director
who does not attend majority Of
board meetings in a year should be IN
eligible for reelection.
An amendment 20 permit signatures
on national bank notes TO be printed
instead Of made with pen and ink,
which would permit the bills 10 be
washed and'restored to circulation.
That national banks be required 20
limit their deposits TO ten times their
combined capital and surplus.
That the Controller be empowered
70 remove. with the approval OF the
Secretary of the Treasury, any dlrec-
tor or officer of a national bank guilty
of violating any Of the more important
provisions of the bank law and direct
that suit be brought against him in the
name of the bank TO recover for the
results Of any malfeasance in Office.
OF the Federal Reserve act and what
il is expected 10 accomplish, the Con-
troller saws:
"The Federal Reserve act is designed
not only 70 cure weaknesses and de-
fects of the currency system under
which we have struggled and some
times staggered in the past, as we have
outgrown the conditions and passed be-
vond the circumstances which 10 was
especially provided TO meet, but to
offer 20 the people OF this country
many new advantages and opportuni-
ties. while emancipating business from
many evils. difficulties and troubles
with which it has been burdened and
from which il has found no escape
There were 26.765 banks reporting 10
state and federal officers at the close
of business on June 80. These banks
had aggregate resources Of S26,91l,-
898,031. showing an increase Of more
than 81 .2OO.OO0OO0 in the year. There
were 772 more banks reporting than
the year previous. The banks showed
loans and discounts amounting to Sl5,-
2S8.357,2si, with individual deposits
subject % check without notice
amounting 70 S9.539,5 73.74l. They hel !
gold coin and gold certificates totallinP
more than S9l2.000.O00. In the year
ended October 81, 1919, Sl9 appica-
tions were received from persons wish
ing 20 organize banks. OF these 226
were approved.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-30
ROCK ISLAND R. R.
REVIEWS BIG LOAN
Company Also Has Funds TO
Meet January Interest Obliga-
tions-Earnings Up.

The Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific
Railway Company yesterday completed
arrangements with New York bankers
for a renewal of a $500 900 loan made
six months ago, which natures to-day.
The extension is at the rate OF per
cent until April 80, 1915. Upon rumors
earlier in the day that difficulties had
arisen in the plan to extend the notes
there was marked weakness in the
bonds listed on the Stock Exchange.
On fairly heavy trading the debenture
5s declined nearly points and the col
lateral As about 8 points.
IL was announced that the Rock
Island operating property now has in
its treasury sufficient funds 10 pay all
the interest due January l and Is.
These payments will require 100000,
and will cover the obligations on the
company's outstanding debenture 5s,
the general mortgage As, the refunding
IS, the first mortgage currency 6s and
about 100000 car trust certificates.
The announcement that the Rock
Island will be able 20 meet all its press
ing maturities sets at rest fears felt
last summer that the company would
face 4 serious situation on January /.
Il was announced then that there was
no danger Of a receivership before the
first of the year, and with that posi-
biiity removed the company is placed in
? much better position, as the Febru-
airy maturities total less than 81 ,000,-
600.
Under the new Management earnings
OF the company have increased over
last year. The report 20 the Inter
state Commerce Commission covering
the four months ended October 81
shows gain in gross Of S1,327 1858 and
in net Of S307 1863.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-30
ARMY AND NAVY NEWS
MOVEMENTS OF WARSHIPS

.--,r. n g. s. Frsi lieut.. LLEWEILYN
BULL ga Inf. one mouth
NAVY
r,t. 5 g. WOOD. % General Board. Nav Dert
Co,r ~ g. REED detached Command h1rhln
ian b.. 20 home ana wait or1ers-
Com = LTON. DETACHED Kansas. Jan. .; 70 con-
tse.1 Cs1 r J. RrDGu.Y. detached Hydro
srscti. once Nasg DEPT jar. q % hansAf
Leu Com l. ] WALLACE. tef1eisf Chester. 70
I,'a, q =. RHODES. detached Brootlyn. TO
"a, a. v NELSON ard p r. WEAVER. DE-
fs-trd Netfasts 70 WashinEfon. - .
Pc 49, Paymtster T. A CLARKE. oeiGeh'a
Nsfsf. Training STALLION. Great LaEea. U sr.lf
scrnlnis snd Naf orders .,, $780,.
A. Assf DcGfs surg J. u. HAiIhNh, oets6h'p
Wet VifsifiA 20 Msyiffd .-- -.
psss Assf Psymasier " &. ON1NNE. 70 nav
Arronautie station, Psn,aoolt -,
Caro- u D. WILKINSON. ds,aensd nsU YAM
r'hnalsphia N NcV Jersey
Psg Cisrf h h. BOLLLs. tgpo'ni'd. - nav Jtfa.
MONUMENTS.
ARRIVED
u.. - TsJas srf Culz0t. A. Nrr N2fk 1hd,
- s. q and ifoqI0s. n han birf'. irih'al''.
Il AlsTfndfs Auuspolh. Il hnstA.
SAILED
ne 81 Cfsrisr Wslsfl8n for P,n Bias
~ 1s-Jegas Tomptbsviils Tor her lms Jfn
mon TlNsdep tis Tor Noffof, lfnsar-. -
Jr.sO fof Mare ifiAd Dsu"r rsh Ieof' '''
hsl frsueiscY.
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APPRAISALS OF ESTATES.

JoEN p. MoNELL MAJ q. lsit To'a.; -. ,.t
ns,. a5. Asse..-siock iioss2: li's Insurance
AT lsR Sfc ricK -os, :s isig. Ns' go co.
,. 100. e. 40 ln eesl First a.. appraised a.
sd o0a. deposits. t.aes. ard mortgages anu per
'Ina.,ytn FOX -Iul7 g. 1907. Vet '3es-' To
Ni r,,,-... +. .orartnershp @, Fox. lsdefer 60.
.. ,.f.i-,r. appraised A. >3h.''' s.e.N''
... .If. fr.ufsrra 81 500 and leNelry. $50
FrrrI AprTH HfTSON May I'D. ltlS, ~.
., .it To- clemens Hilton. husband: and hmeIA
Re..ir.-r daughfe-. Assets one .ihirl me-.
~ .- ir fts equ.,- IN ff1 Kelly e. Inc bront.
s,,...i..i a. 80 900 'eposts. s. $50. mortSises.
f'IE,yIs J.. ABBOTT. q member o. ne nrm o.
r,,.i--.t- Nan Du,~r q 60 metals snd har4"a[e
"a, f4..t Nef S-g2.-.l CLINTON O. Ao11t
.-g ,-d Crs-s ~ y Abbott daughter. each -
..-.5 s-o It0 Leonard u Abbott. sor NE estate
IL "a IA Tfer. we're heques's % other felail'cf
H.. t,-s-.s- ir me firm of blcAer'on. Ven bus-n
4 a., E. surrsiseI at s2l5 500 ies-lq ,nl w,es-ns
60 $40. fItp-v ~. hooks and picture lat's.
~ 80. IN fhe a.sefs enrsistet n sotts ana nonds
MARY T. HpWLDEN iAuE :. 1919. Nti.
tfs-li CHar,es n Richardson. nephew. receives
a-s he rest n ne estate pas'es % friends
A..,t.- Deposits. g. ef7 jsvelrJ and personally.
gss- ard sOrkA wow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-30
PUBLIC NOTICES.

SUPREME COURT APPELLATE DIV
sion. First Department. the matter
Of tho application Of lNfEkBOkOUGH
RAPID TRANSIT Company Tor tho ap-
pOintment OF three commissioners 20 deter
mine and report whether ne elevated rail-
road extensions known respectively as tho
Webster Avenue Line and the West Farms
subway Connection, In the Borough or Inc
Bronx City Of New York ed and de-
termlred hy tho Public Service COmmis-
sion for tho First District ~ Tho state -
New York. ought 10 10 constructed and
Webster Avenue Line west Farms subway
Connection.
PUBLIC NOTICE ~ HEREBY GIVEN
that the undersigned Joseph X. Truesf3le,
Julian ". Wright and Harry ". Forbef.
having by an order OF the Appellate Diyi-
sion 81 the supreme Court IN and Tor tho
First Judicial Department, entered In the
above entitled proceeding on tie 18th day
Of December. 1914. bearing date october
10th. 1915 been appointed commissioners
ing. whether the said railroads and fsciil-
lies upon the said Webster Avenue Line
and the west Farms subway Connection,
respectively - determined y the Pubn.
Service Com mission for the First District
o. the state % New York. set forth in The
petition OF fnterborOugh Rapid Transit
Company. presented 90 the said Appellate
Division on the eth day % July. 1914. ard
fled I'm the Office or the clerk % said
court on tho same day. ought 20 be con
structed and operated. do hereby appoint
~ o'clock On the afternoon 81 hat day.
a. the once % Joseph r. Truesdsle. No.
1ts Broadway Borough ~ Manhattan.
CITY % New York as the time and place
for tho FIRST sitting. and that ~ such sit
ting snd such adjourned sittings as may
be thereafter held they will hear al per
sons interested IN The said matter,
Dated, New York December 2tth. 1915
JOSEPH y. TRU ESDALE.
JULIAN ~ WRIGHT,
HARRY " FORBES
JAMES r. QrACKESBUSH.
Attorney Tor lntsrb0roUgh Rapid Tran
sit Company,
1875 Broadway.
Borough % Manhattan,
New York b. y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-30
FORECLOSURES SALES.

SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW
York-Paul NJ Warhurg and others ss
trustees. etc. Plaintiffs. against Ray 500
mon and others Defendsnts--in pu-
susnCe OF a iudgmen. % foreclosure and
sale. duly made and entered in the above
entitled action and bearing date the lIth
DAY OF December 1914. ], ne underslgned.
the referee IN said judgment named. will
sell az public auction. a. ~. Exchange
Salesroom. Nos. 1915 Nesey street, N the
Borough 81 Manhattan. city Of New York.
on the goth day 81 January. 1918. a. "
o'clock noon on that dsy. by Samuel Marx
Auctioneer. the premises directed by said
as follows.
All those certain lots. pieces Or parcel.
81 land. situate. lylng and being IN the
Borough OF Manhattan. city and County
OF New York. together with The buildings
and Improvements thereon erected bound
81 and described as follows. Beginning a.
the corner formed by the intersection -
me northerly side % one hundred and
twenty nth street with tho essterly eide
or Madison Avenue. running thence north
eriy along the essteriy side OF Madison
Avenue. one hundred and nineteen Nial
teet. I'VE 90 inches. running thence east
erlY parallel with the norfhcry side %
Ons hundred and tuenty-ffth Street O.
nearly 50, and part OF the distance through
party wall eighty-nine $50 feet. slN 80
inches thence southerly parallel with the
essteriy side Of Madison Avenue. nineteen
ilsl feet six 90 inches. thence westerly
parallel with the northeriy side OF OIe
hundred and twenty -hfth street or nearly
SO. sixteen Osl feet. ten C01 inches
thence south.rly parallel Vifh ths essteriy
sice 81 Madison Avenue part Of the dis
iSnce through a party wall ninety -nine
tstl feet, eleven GD inches 90 the north
erly side OF one hundred and twenty-nfth
street. thence westerly along the north
erly side o, one hundred ard twenty-r,th
street. sevsnty-two tsll feet. eiIht tsb
inches 90 the corner Aforesaid. the point
or place OF beginning
Dated. New York. December 18Th. 1914
SOL kOHN. Referes
sTROOCK & sTROOCK. Attorneys fof
PlslntlN, 80 Broad street Now York
CITY, Borough 81 Manhattan
The following Ii. a btaIgrsr, - IN. nrcD.
efty 70 b sold rs street Number u g.
$685. East i25th street and 1851 Madison
Avenue.
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INCORPORATED AT ALBANY

lbs telegraph 90 Tie Tribune
Albany. Der 2e-The,e interpretations ver- fled
Out-O-SyLs Fastener 90. Manhattan: $4,000:
Theodore il0Tsau-r West 22d 81. y Y, carl
Hqfsauer william D.. Leselr y. J.
Klein & ,amusIs. Manhattan. mfg cioaks: $40
llo. Beatrice Ssmuels. 9j. Fox g.. Bronx. Anna
Klein. A. Klein. y Y.
NaUIs Co.. Manhattan. nis IRON and COPPER.
s. 1'9. 100. Herber. B. ogden If5 Baay. y. = p:
George q Makepeace J. Milton Fory. y. r.
caps $50 004. Isaf0re F0rmau. So West ilstu st.
n s. Isaac Levy. Bronx. Robert J Lew. y. Y.
Charles vs. Rider y C; Manhattan mig pa
? Rider. Lyuorook. John r. Atkinson, Butler.
bonds $1,000. julius J. schHar'z, s22 Ninth Az.
y g. Louis Cohen Wolf SabeI =. =.
TIE ra,asuaysan Co Manhattan Construction
s. s.. Raymond A. Watson. william. Ferguson
Arnold. Cheney s Co. Manhattan. textiles: $50
900. 81 % DasDsrd. Hanover S.. y. y. Doug
Jas g. p"spard. Joseph A. Jones. y. Y.
Municipal 10 Corp. Manhattan: $3.50 900 Grove
srla.zsr. Charles Runyou. y. y.
r simon d Co.. Manhattan. 'r'z. wonsn's
waists. so 900. Jacques l.. Woidenlerg, 2Js Bazy.
= r. Edmond r. Lyon. John 4. Hayden. y. Y.
a. b. Gibson Co. Manhattan. manufacturing
Il Johnson. zsoj Pond Place BrorI Harry b.
Gibson Albion Alexander Robertson. y. y
The Muller Estates Co. RI Richmond realty SO
Brighton Inward y. Muller and Flora &. Muller.
Actual Appraisal 60. Manhattan. $3.50 .
William D. Sanders. l35A Hancock g. Brooklyn
Elgeue ~ Hclmerolnger and J. Morris Hene-
rJ'u.e s. !
A W ZONES Manhattan: awnings. SIS 900
Augustus vs.. Jones. te- Mest l3-l 81, y J.
EdVard NJ Wright and Thomas ". Constable.
Hat.oa 4 sha'ran RlronI: painting aad deco
rains. $40 600. Is.doss Hets0n. 7ji9 Columbia s.,
y : Philip Sha'rdu and Louis Beilin. Bronx.
DgrI..ue Hotel Co.. Manhattan. $50 900. Georg.
p B.rskanr. Ir. Niu'h as aud 2ai T.. y. y
Hare 81 flrr -i..rr and Harry HiIi. y Y
STANDARD Mounting Co. Manhattan. s.. 900.
Warren ~. Small. 30 Haven as. y. \. Jean
uers Freudenyou haywood n. j.; Marsare,
Morse Brooklyn.
F. b A Biscuit" Co.. Manhattan: $50 900. Roo
irs0n Ieech q cedar s.. y. y. Reginald San
fori and sidney j. HenshsT. y T..
selma Really O.. Ma1hattao 81 900. Mar
D Greeu6erg - s.. ANY Broiy. Bronx.
Y0rkrUa Trsmifh supply 60. Manhattan 50
600. Louis Gambler. ql5 ksrrc'to e.. Bronx. Reu-
len GreerhIsr and May krauss. BTcnk
Woo Realty 60. Nanhaiis1. $1,000 Fssfgs,s
and MAJ P.otkin. y. y.
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10000 MAY QUIT
IN CLOTHING ROW
Arbitration Board Seeks
TO Prevent Strike at
Busy Season,
EMPLOYEES TERMS
CAUSE OF TROUBLE
Manufacturers Say They Cannot
Afford TO Adopt Working
Plan Suggested.

Because the manufacturers refuse TO
agree to terms that the unions insist
trc necessary for the maintenance Of
pesce in the clothing trades a strike
involving 10000 employees may halt
tie busy season in the cloak, suit and
waist trade which begins early in Feb
ruCry.
For several days the arbitration
board, formed under the protocol ar
ranged after the strike of four years
ago, has been heaPing arguments on
che merits Of the situation at the Bar
Association, with Louis D. Brandeis,
u Boston, presiding. Yesterday the
board adjourned, owing 20 the inabil-
ty Of Mr.. Brandeis 20 spend further
time in New York. 1t is expected that
The matter will be taken up within q
week, perhaps on Sunday.
Morris HlllQuitt, who represents the
unions before the arbitration board,
said after the meeting that the situa-
non was critical, a statement which
Julius Henry Cohen, counsel and
,nokesmsn for the employers, agreed
do. Both denied that their respective
clients are looking for trouble.
r. he demands Of the unions, which
are before Mr.. Brandeis, Hamilton
Holt and William o. Thompson, as
arbitrator, are that in dull seasons
manufacturers divide work pro rata
among their employees, instead Of lay
ing of surplus help, as Is now the
practice. and that no emplOye OF more
than two weeks standing be dis
charged without the approval OF the
union.
The opposition TO the proposition Of
the union is that Il deprives the manu-
facturers of control Of their shops,
increases expenses and tends 20 es-
tablish conditions that will make the
successful transaction Of business i'm
possible.
AT MONDAYS session Mr.. Hillquit told
the arbitrators that the very life OF
the protocol. which for four years has
kept the peace in the clothing trades,
was in issue, and that, unless the de-
msnds Of the union we're granted, the
protocol would have 20 go by the
board.
If the protocol depends upon the
decision Of this board of arbitration
as outlined by Mr.. Hillquit," retorted
Nr. Cohen, "then we must 90 back as
tho nations in Europe have gone back
The tenseness Of the situation thus
created was relieved somewhat yes
-.rdav when Mr. Hllquit told the
BOARD he had not intended to make any
.b~eat Of abrogating the protocol.
I'VE would not be here he assert
cd. were il not for the threat OF the
manufacturers. referring to their in
eI,tence upon employing only such
bClp as may be needed.
Following the adjournment OF the
arbitration board the executive COM
roittee of the Dress and Waist Manu-
rgcturers' Association met at its rooms
I'M the Fifth Avenue Building.
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n


EasL A-ofl street
The Approximate amount o. the lien o.
charge. % satisfy which fhe above lie
scribed property IL 90 30 sold Is one
hundred and hfty thousand. seven hun
ored sixty three and 1900 $3.50 163 80
Dollars. with interest thereon from 10.
eth day OF December 1914 together with
tho costs and allowance amounting %
f3s602, with interest from December 18th.
1914 together with the expenses of the
sale. The approximate smoUnt Of the
taxes, assessments and watAr rates. or
other liens. which are 20 he allowed to
the purchaser out OF tho purchase money
or paid hy tho Referee. is S3.6ts03 and
interest and penalties The above de-
scribed premises viii be sold subject 90
restrictive covenants in Instruments re-
corded IN Liber 200 or Convey anccs 90
pages 6sf and 81. IN Lib.r S3t Of Con-
yeysrces a. page 35t in Liher s32 - Com
veyances az page f31. and in Liber SO
~ Conveysnces ar page 191. IN fne Once
~ tho Register OF tho County OF New York.
ana the same shall not b deemed nor
regarded as objection 20 the titls nor any
ground FOR rejecting such title
Dated. New York. December 18th. 1910
SOL kOHN Referee
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-30
TO LIST NEW STOCK
Central Is Also in Market for
q Big Rail Order.

Application was made 70 the Stock
Exchange yesterday 70 list s24s,5so, 800
stock OF the New York Central & Hud-
son River Railroad. This is a formal
action made necessary BY the recent
merger with the Lake Shore, and the
new stock will take the place OF that
now known as New York Central snd
OF the various other corporations
which are now included in the COM
pany's system.
Il was announced yesterday that the
New York Central is making inquiries
for $4,000 tons of steel rails for 1918
delivery, in addition 20 the $1,000 tons
for which orders have been definitely
placed this month. This means to-
tai OF Il. 800 tons for the coming years
requirements as they are now est
mated.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-30
SUMMONSES.

SUPREME COURT -PAULINA BENEs. PLAIN
IN - Peter Benes. Dsfentsnt-ketion frr
absolute divorce. TIA desired ID Nss Yo-x
County TO TIE above named dsseudsrs
You are hereby fgnnonet 10 rsssr ~.
compile ut N this action. and 20 sefFs a copy ID
your ansger On tie plaintiffs sftornsy gs.,hur
tEsntg DAYS after to service O. this SUMMON. o.
elusive O, tN cay q service. and in csss ~ your
failure % appear or answer judgment vii =
'sksn against you hy default for the relief cenand-
"A In the complaint
nxied Neg YORK November IL 1910
IOsEPH Prayer. Attorney for Plain.r O.c.
and p o address. 800 BrosdHsy Boroaxh 81
Manhstar city % New York
10 Peter Beues ms fCfes lrs summons 10 scrref
mon you by publication. pursuant % on order =
,hs Hon Vernon 81. DAVIS. Justice q ;hs 81
,-e--s Court. Naw YORK. County. dated the 20th day
~ November. 1914 aai duly nisd. together wlti
m. complaint in tie o,nce - tie County Cl,rs -
Nsu Yors County. A. the County Cour House IA
he Borough y Msrhauar. NeR YORK CITY. On ths
M day ~ November. 1913
Drsd Nea YORK November r. 1914
Joseph prayer, Attorney Tor Plai1iir. 900
Brrsdusy NeV YORK y. l.