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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-21
WOMAN CONFESSES MURDER
San Franciscan Admits Chopping Body
of LAYER Into Pieces

San Francisco, Oct. 20. Mrs. Mary
Pamias. wife of streetcar conductor,
surrendered to the police day and
was held in connection with the muir
der Of Michael Weinstein. crippled
pedler. whose mu,ilated body was
found in a box couch in Mrs. Pamias's
bedroom.
The pedler's body was cut into sew.
eral pieces. Each piece was wrapped
in newspapers. Weinstein's wooden
leg and crutch were placed on top OF
the couch Fragments OF torn letters
were found underneath IT, Charred
papers were in a stove.
Mrs. Pamias, according 70 the police,
said she killed Weinstein with an axe
las. night when he attacked her after
she had refused 10 elope with him.
When she had stuffed Weinstein's
body into the couch. Mrs. Pamias fed
from the apartment and rented another
two blocks away, according to her
story. The pedler showed Mrs. Pamias
1920 which he had saved, she said.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-21
500 MAS0NS AT BANQUET
~. Cecile Lodge Gathers Actors.
Artists and Musicians.

A dinner attended by more than FIVE
hundred members, mostly actors. writ
ers and musicians, was given in the
Hotel McAlpin Winter Garden by ST.
Cecile Lodge, No. SOS, F. & A. ~, last
night.
Among the speakers were Right Wor-
shiptul George Freifeld, grand master
OF The state; Right Worshipful +. W..
l.. khlers, grand secretary; the Rev
William +. Stevens, grsnd chaplain;
Right Worshipful Charles G. T. Wahle,
Right Worshipful Colonel John W.
Nrooman, Right Worshipful William
n. Robinson and Worshipful Charles
i. Brodis.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-21
LETTER OF HENRY VIII SOLD
Page of Nellum Sent 10 Pope Clement
Brings Sl20.

A one-page letter on thin vcllum
from King Henry VIII Of England 70
Pope Clement VII. dated Greenwich,
q May, 1888, brought sl2O at the sec
ond session Of the Joline sale at the
Anderson Galleries yesterday. This
letter bears what is regarded as most
unusual example OF the Kings auto
graph, "Henricus." George D. Smith
was the purchaser He also gave sl15
for 4 parchment document writ IN by
Edward ~ OF England, dated April 26.
l46s, and sll25o for letter in French.
written by Elizabeth OF England TO the
Duke Of Wurtemberg.
The total OF the session was
Sl.3+l.7o. making the total TO date
S5.219. The sale continues this after
noon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-21
LEGAL, NOTICES.

NEW YORK SUPREME COURT FIRST
Judicial Dietrict-IE the Matter Of the
Applicatiou q the Public Service Com
mission Tor the First District Of the state
OF N.w York. acting for and on behalf ot
The CITY OF New York. hy the Corporation
appointment 81 Commissioners Of APP
prslsaL pursuant 10 Chapter ( Of the Laws
a. 1891 and the several statutes smenda-
tory thereof and supplemental thereto.
relative to acquiring an estate IN zee
simple absolute in and TO certain premises
situated on he northerly side OF East
Forty second street between First Avenue
haitian. CIV 81 New York. required for
The purpose Of the construction. mainte-
nance and operation ln perpetuity OF
norton ~ Il pld Transit Railroad.
%0,.ce IS hereby given that the report
of Charles j. Leslie. Theodore X. Nc
Carthy and Henry j. schumacher. Com
ullasloners OF Appraisal. duly appointed
in The above entitled proceeding. which
report bears date the 9Th day OF June.
raI. was aled IN the Office OF the clerk
OF the County Of Sew York on the nth
DAY Of October. 1918.
%otice is further given that said report
viii h.. presented for confirmation 10 the
ala Special Term. Part III thereof. 20 be
held I'm and for the First Judicial District
Al the County Court House IN the Borough
~ Manhattan C.ty OF NeW York. on the
29th day ~ october. 1915. al the opening
Of Court on that day. and that then ana
there. or as soon thereafter as counsel can
n. heard thereon. motion viii be made
that said report be confirmed.
dated. New York. October -, 1915.
LAMAR HARDY.
cornoration coun~-l Municipal building.
Borough OF Manhattan. Cuy OF New
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-21
AMBULANCE HOPSES WIN
GREEN FIELD PENSIONS
Five. Grown Old in Service VIII
Answer Last Calls To-day.

Five anbulanccs horses. grown Ola III
the rervico, will be mustered out TO-
morrow 20 spend their declining years
in pcnsioned ease among me pastures
Of the city's farm At Warvick. y. !,
Ousted BIS motor ambulance incit "geu
legs. stif from years Of pounding over
the asphalt as high speed, Teddy bon,
bic. Miles and pick. from Bellevue an ni
Fordham. from Fordham Hospital WI
gather in the injured for the last time
Robbie is the dean Of the delegation
which masses 20 the retired list. "9ihg
20 the country brings no thrill 10 MN,
He was raised there and oroKeh Igr
-,b,,is,ce duty here. Unpaved roads
and green fields will ne new stories ior
Robbie. bu, from now on they will be
his 10 revel in. and he can rest ms
thirty -year-old bones against the renee
corner in the shade.
morrow tho horses will set out on
their two-day journey 70 Warwick.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-21
The Semple School
24l Central Park West, Cor. 84th St.

Boarding and Day school for Girls.
College Prepare DRY ard speclsl Coursea
opens oct 9th.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-21
SURRUGATES NOTICES.

~ PURSUANCE OF AZ ORDER or
Honorable John +. Cohalan. Surrogate
of the County Of New York. NOTICE IS
hereby given 10 all persons aying claims
against tlIward Boocock. late Of the
County o. NeS York deceased. To present
the same. a.th vouchers thereof to tn.
suhscrib r. at rs place Of tr.nsscting bust
ness. 10. $50 Fifth Avenue. IN The city Of
New YORK. on or before the goth day Of
November next
Dated. New York. the 9Th day Of May
1918 ASTOR TRUST COMPANY.
Executor
WHITE & CASE
Attorneys FOR Executor. No. ~ waii
Street. Borough OF Manhattan. New
York City
~ PURSUANCE OF An ORDER OF HOSORA-
~, John T. toh1lsn. a Surrogate ., the County
- Sew iork. notice il hereby slrcu 10 all I>D0ns
having e. aims against Caroline sleeper Harp>f lat.
= me- tcuub ~ Nev York deceased. 10 present
tur 'ih vouchers thereof o. the suhscrb~rs
their place q tfsussrtins business at The ore o..
tneir aft0rney john 4. cars No. q Nassau s.icet
ia The CI'y ~ Nev York. on ~ before 10, l,t tsy
Of March n-It.
Dated Nsp York the lsih dr Of August. 1918
GEORGE l. RiNES
HENRY 8 HARPkR.
HARPER sILLIMAN
LUIS JAMES PHELPS.
john r CLARK. Attorney FOR EIseutorsL - NN-
Street Borough H Nanhstian Mes fefh Cfo.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-21
UNIONS.

SUPREME COURT. NEW YORK COUN-
ty-Edwsrd Ridley Ida Ridley and
Henry h. Ridley. a. Executors OF and
Trustees under the Last VIII and Tesla
ms against Fioris J. Whitaker. Jacob 7.
Huderhssndt and Mar j. Hilderbrsndt. his
wife Fanny Greenebsun. Libbie Fleis.
Sew York England Holding Company. Hsr-
old N Grsenebaum and Jane" Greene
baum his wife said nam" Jane being
fictitious. defendau. real first name being
sign Company. Garden Brewing & Bottlins
COMPANY. David weiss. seminole DistillinE
& Distributing Company. Adolph Prince.
John Doe" James Doe Joseph Doe.
Edward Doe. WILLIAM Doe Michael
Doe" Patrick Doe Thomas Doe.
John Roe James ROE" Joseph Roe.
"Fdvard Roe" william Roe Michael
Roe" Patrick Roe and Thomas Roe.
PENDANTS being fictitious. their real names
being unknown 20 plaintiffs AMI all icing
tenants in the premises affected hy the
within action. Defendants Summons
To the above named defendants and
each OF them. You are hereby summoned
20 answer the complaint IN THIS action and
20 serve a copy ~ our answer on the
plaintiffs attorneys within twenty days
after the service = this summons, eNclu-
sile % the day - service. and ln case -
tour failure 20 appear o. answer. Judgment
wiI he taken az tiust you nF Drtau.t TOT
the relief demanded IN the corp plant
Dated. New York city, july 10Th. 1919
Yours etc.
TTEHIfART & GRAHAM.
A .orrevs for Plaintiffs once * p o
Address. - Cedar street. Borough OF
Manhattan. SeN York city.
To the above named defendants. Floris T.
whitaker. Jacob 7. Hilderhrandt and
MARI J Hlderbrsndt. his wife: The fore
Going summons is served upon you by
publication pursuant 90 an order 81 Hon.
Edward B. Finch a Justice Of the supreme
court q tho state Of $ew YORK dated the
"a. % -.
the complaint ia the Office ~ the Clerk 4
thu county 81 New York ~ the County
Court House in the Borough OF Manhattan.
CIV ana state 81 New York. on tn 18Th
day Of september. 1915, Tn. original sum-
mons and complaint having been nled IN
the said county on the 18th day u July.
1915
Dated. New York September 18TH. 1915
UTERHART & GRAHAM
Attorneys for Plaintiffs. once & r o.
Address ~ Cedhr Street. borough OF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-21
HOST DIES, GUESTS DETAINED
Autopsy Reveals Heart Disease Causes
Death, bat Two Are Held a. Witnesses.

After Justin NJ Thatcher. a music
teacher. had been found dead i'm his
apartment az 500 West nth Street.
Yesterday. two guests at a dinner party
90 bis rooms were detained as material
wl'nesscs by Coroner Healy. Detec.
uyc hshcr. another resident Of the
l'tth Street building. was returning
homo Yesterday morning. whcf the
rlcu. who said 'hey were George Can.
nag. - i2s1 &c. Johns Place. Brook
iyn, arc Vernon What. Of 325 Wcst
2 wenty-ifth Street, met him In the
hall and told him Thatcher was sick
The three wcnt to the musicians rooms
ard found him dead.
Coroner fIordau's autopsy revealed
the cause Of death as heart disease.
bat Coroner Really dctaintd Canning
and What
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-21
CITATIONS.

ROWLAND. SAMUEL F.-THE PEOPLE
Of the state Of New York. by tho Grace OF
God Free and Independent.-To JOHN q.
HOwLAND FRANK H. ROWLAND.
LAND. HARRIET II. SWAN, EMMA b.
COBB. MARY ID. Lucy. FRED ROWLAND.
join +. ROWLAND. HERBERT r. LEE.
FAHNIE T. ROWLAND. ADA +. PARDEE.
ELDER T. FRANK. CONWAY, MASSACHU-
SETS. CEMETERY ASSOCIATION; con
WAY. MASSACHUSETTS, HIGH SCHOOL.
CONGREGATlONAL CHURCH. CONWAY.
MASS WILSON MEMORIAL SCHOOL
MISSIONARY ALLIANCE INSTITUTE. COS
PEI TABERNACLE CHURCH. SOCIETY
or THE DESCENDANTS OF THE Pill
GRIM JOHN ROWLAND. MARY J. PER-
ktNS. THE NORTIFIELD SCHOOLS. des-
schools and 10 all persons interested as
creditors. legatees. next Of kin or otherwise
In the Estate Of SAMUEL f. ROWLAND
deceased. who AZ the tim. Of his death re-
sided At ~ Ess: 18Th Street. Borough OF
Manhattan. Sew York send greeting: Upon
the petition of Mary J. Perkins. residing at
III East ISth street. Borough Of Manhat-
tan. New York.
You and each OF you ar. hereby cited TO
show cause before our Surrogate Of the
County OF New York. At the Surrogates
Court Of said County held az the Hall Of
Records. in the County ~ New York. on tho
26th cay ~ November. 1918. az hslf-psst ten
O'Clock IN che ,orenc. 10 ~ that DAY. WIZ the
account u Mary j. Perkins. as EHecutrix OF
the last viii anil testament OF said deceased.
should not be judlcialiy settled.
In testimony whereof re have caused the
SEAL ~ 'he Surroga,es Court OF ths .,id
County o., New York 70 be h.reunto
fSeall afnxel Witness. Honorable John p
Cohalan. Surrogate OF our said
County Al The County Of New York the ;th
day Of October In the year of our Lord one
thonsand nine hundred and fifteen.
DANIEL !. DOWDNEY
Clerk OF The Surrogatea' Court
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-21
Hold Dana Centennial

Cambridge Mass. Oct 90 The
OOH anniversary Of the birth Of Rich
ard Hcly Dana. author Of 1.-TWO
Years Before ihe Mast" was celebrated
here to-day.
Under ihc auspices Of the Cambridge
Historical Society Dana exhibition
va opened in the Widener Memorial
Library ~ Harvard University.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-21
Augusta Special" Starts Oct. "a.

The Augusta Special" through lin
tied express on the Southern Railway,
insugurates its daily service between
New York, Augusta and Aiken on DC
tober -. This train is electrically
lighted throughout, and is made up Of
the latest pattern all-steel Pullmans.
i, has drawing room. sleeping and din
ing cars running between New York
and Augusta without change.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-21
Centre Lac OF Block.
EAST I2OTH STREET.

The approximate amount Of the lien or
charge to satisfy which the above-de-
scrlbed property IS 10 be sold. is Four
thousand eight hundred Ave and 40l00
80 sos 4OD Dollars. with interest thereon
from the nth cay OF September. 1915.
together with costs and allowance
amounting to Two hundred seventeen and
57/lOO Dollars. with interest from Septem
her 18th. 1915, together with the expenses
OF the sale The approximate amount Of
the taxes, assessments and water rates or
other liens, which are 10 be allowed TO the
purchaser out OF the purchase money. or
paid by the Referee is Three hundred and
$500 Dollars and interest
Said premises will be sold subject TO q
tax lien Of Three hundred and forty-ave
and 94/i0O Dollars ana interest.
Dated. New York, September 23rd 1915
HARRY A GOIDEL Referee
The foregoing sale IL hereby adjourned
TO Friday. october 22nd. 1915. at the same
time and place
Dated New York. October 18th. 1915.
HARRY A GOIDEL Referee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-21
HEADQUARTERS NOTICES
General Order No. 10.

A. "a. -.e,is.r q tr- GIfi.e.thip LAY Commit
. ne ser1re' o. al .' .'og IN Nsnn''i a. a. A.,
rs.e-. f9 5e held in fh. stadium o. he college
o, M. ~, % Nee Yor.. Amsterdam Avenue sgd
I'-h S''ee'. %. u ,'' .'o ~. f.fc,irs ,rerirs
= scout. Nm haze charge " ucsrt taking a.
.ers and g'Ia-'s They VII! wear fuil uniform pAl
Kind Troops or individuals having arsi al KITS
T-o9p. siI rcpSr, 70 the Executive Deputy scout
gouris Toner a. The main entrance. a. l'Nth stree
"a or scs sr o; the Importance Of this civic
duty and the fact that tull reliance nn ne'l
placed upon he scout. by the eonii,ee N mar ~
quarters in securing 'lill attendance Even roQp
rne,'ing on Friday evening should not ioieso ms
0'O I6RITi.ARD SsPiIcER Sou, Solsmi,icner
IT., management o, The Nitssraph Theatre gam
' ,e e n no picture IN, battle Cry o Peace "
on Saturday m0nirs octobei - al u ~ 80 -.
Admission Will - ~ certificate ohR' "..u.,-
troops that have not go re-rcs.'ered VII be Hna.e
10 avail themselves ~ MS privilege The theatre
s, az Broadway ami Fort, fourth street. .,., ,
If, =" o !,1,id6 IN t dang to o5aiE tie
same IN classes O forfj az TIE rate - 30 cenl.
pel lesson. Hoys from fourteen .. ei&Neen &c
70 Younger bows who are large for 'neir age Hc'll
ml.'--, Who a-e interested NAV obtain further de-
Mar tro1-' are s,m dsdcirrt in tlcir -fesi.-
traitors d.. several cases S-0u'mt'cf' nave n
although fi.if own commits ions laic EXPIRED ~,
g.. OF course impossible under ne rules Or lue
national orgaans '.ol. aud ha. j. l''sl ana y,
poatmGt WILL hc >'o.dcI - ilc iAai,eL O.. IT,
a-e uof mailed from local headquarters as soon IS
s.,a,mat.i " c Bauer. o' Troop ~. extends
a cordial Invitation t1 sl Bronx troops ~ D. pre-
eni h uri..n, a. ,.s'i4,n 5., %
.bafp a. lie fremont Ve,hoIis Episcopal church.
I5S;f Stree. 11i ws.ai.ol Avenue AdlTess,'
y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-21
Shipping Information ana -,
Marine NeWS OF the WOrld

nur.on g, rin, with rn1s- Quasntins ~ 40
Uq-iin. Il 90 Quarantine. 20 ? N ,,.,
HofIla INori Reysiavik OF 20 D'""
r-,...f 4 Go Quarantine 20 9 N
,r..A. f,cksl' vfIfe Quarsnf'ne > - N
N,r,r,.l Csihars1 oct 3 'sflern ess.h,
D. sfI tfarsras Dr. 20 40 Nun'h - ''N''' ~"
'.r.I ~, T.. P,ffc. OF 4 to James '"
.r..',b,, ~ N,,'r. SEP, 20 and Gibraltar
o., p, sands 60 Bif a. q
s.u-ia1I Dowu IEfl. 50 N1fairo oct s. - NOM"
Us,..-s : CO.. Usr AZ . - o..
Atmrrir tRrl ta'cl''s Aus az coonno hcpt a.
p,,- said % Aigiers ], and fh,d,p.la ".i y
10 Ifoulier Wei 4 Bod. wiki nfs- Bar a. -
IIer. Norfolk and Ns-poft N'T'. 70 ne V.a
Dominion p, Go. 18th nd'r gl,'nthr y ~
SAILED
ui, DAM. Copenhagen. Hamilton Noros sn1
N.sport Nsvs. Ia ttmpn, lDu,chl. Am''e'u'''
sa-nuy S-,f orleans owing one osfg
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-21
KINGS CHAUFFEUR rs FREED
Judge Suspcnds Sentence on Driver Tor
Edward VII. Vincent Astor and Others.

Edward VII. Vincent Astor and others'
Sentence on Arthur Edward 1horne'
former chauffeur for the late King I'd
ward. was suspended by Judge
Rosalsky. before whom Thorne was ar
raigned Yesterday. charged with steal
ing $4,000 automombile from Miss
Louise Alexander Strang, dancer OF
tho Hotel Cumberland. Thorne ad,
mittod taking the car, but said he al
thought IL was ono cluhman had
given him.
Probation officers. 20 whom ThornN
must report once week for five yo RS
said in court that he had been IN the
employ o. the Earl Of Saltoun, LORD
Bclper and Baron dc Forest IN turo7''
and Vincent Aston. Mrs. John Aston
Edward y. BreitunC, Vernon Castle
Isaac Guggcnheim and +. s. Sulzbereer'
in this country.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-21
FIRE RECORD.

% -o-lE FORSYTH g.. N..ehhEum. slight
u -n.-l Forsyth 20 S. E1seffrIdt slight
o. 0-ff-f F.rh Az u r.Ih. 500
. n-IOG iesfh 4. Fsnuisl frHirF
p .0--i-,- Hr4Iu4r. Uru . Ha-lar;-
-O-1N aud a. T. llt'h o.. l,iiofe solomon
uc damage
% 1910 FlNh az occupied a. ho-ptal ffi-ing
4-0-40s Ias ff,h - Grnlse =. .esrf trTlns
if-i-qs ra-k a1. TIE HfouI. ffaaL Laesef
fdflng
-5-6f - NErEs p Fannie Luffnsiy uifins
f0-l8-f Sth Az Tarlie Duhli1. trifing
ij-3se' PsrS az. Ths BronI. Louis sil'ef man
ififins
0o-2ls West .sih - Morns Bcasoe 5000
7.0-,os wosi :sA o.. danger A Refs: ,rif;nS
LIS HAsi .sth al Ado-oh Hsntxii- trih.Ex-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-21
Onsef Small. Saws McAnenv.

SIR NcAneuy returned 20 the fray.
WHY. the entire total OF these cuts.
which is e.tmated at 100000. is not
more cham orc-forticth of the city's
share of the state taN. That won't carry
Us very far .1 oascttug the tax. We
did NOT bind ourselves to the recon-
moudatiore Of ttc Bureau of Standards
] don't consider that we have finally
voted on broad measure OF .tandardl-
zation. II we raised the salaries above
the recommendations % was because
the heads of departments appealed 10
us. and u we let them stand according
so recommendation Dc was because the
department. heads didn't speak ] think
th.t system Is wrong
The Nayor coutcudcd that t0c com
mittec acted alr'y'in relying 20 "a large
cytcrt ON the opinions of the heads Of
dcpartrnerts. and IF they offered no OPP
......tr- +E. ,.o0r,,,erf c4 cu+e .bouId
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-21
O. H. Kahn to Direct Art Tests.

Otto II. Kahn, one Of the founders
of the Friends Of Young Artists So
ciety, has consented 10 act as chairman
of the next competition, which will be
announced in few days. The subject
will be selected b. HIM
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-21
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS.

ARRIVED
. rri,,oh,L oct % -Auisro~. Nv Yors. Ins2N
NV York Tor tsr'eg1a
p.i,e,a Ras. o. u -iiylr BIZ. Sew York
Ro,,ert.m Oct 20 Nassfyk fDu'chl. N,D lo.,
SAILED
Dartmouth oct 20 Petroi,ins BIZ Soy fofx
r~iferlisn o. 10 Rotterdam NDu'rnl sea YORK
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-21
FRIDAY OCTOBER p
OUTGOING STEAMERS.

TO-DAY.
Malls Vessel
Vessel r7r L're close sans
Rvufafn Rotterdam. lioi An. N am II On m
oscar H. CIt,fiansalJ. So Am 10 IN am IN pm
FsperauHa Havana Ward ..-..- % am j. w ~
hitsola Belize Tuiici Fruit ... 70 am ~ w u
Colon Crischal Panama % Il II 90 am w pm
t1fy ~ s. Louis. savannah say. w ~
II Orcute. Gaivesfon. So Pacihc 'VV Iiu
FRIDAY. OCTOBER %.
D.. .o-,, Fab. 800 pm
S'-phano. Newfoundland. Red g am "a .VV an
Guiana 81 Thomas Trinidad. II so am Ivy pm
Mauz1rillo Santiago Ward .-.. - w N
kCfOuia Cieuturgos. -----.-.-..- 0S ~
Apache jacksonville. CLYDE ..... I-VV p''
SATURDAY. OCTOBER %.
.-,o-,., N,,,s. Italian s5oam l2oom
La Tou-ainc Bordeaux French. II 90 no 90 pm
Oostcriyk Rotterdam Hol Am. z "D M
Ssra,o,a Havana y cuba. 90 am u ~ am
rosnls san Juan Porto Rico. 30 am y ~ ID
T.nadorss Crsfobal. T. Fruit. 90 am u ~ M
Brgicu Jamaica. 4 Fruit. joe. 80 am y % N
Algonquin Santo Dom. clyde u 30 am $ w pm
scottish Prince. Rio. Prince ... II 90 m 5 o. pm
Momu. New orleans. So Psc.. j. 90 III
4 o, savannah. Savannah. - Nv Ih
Serhes. Charleston. Mallory -... - ny pm
Com anche Jacksonville. clyde. -- pU lh
Alamo Noodle. Mallory --.--.+- y. pm
jefferson Norfolk ...-... SOC I'm
n Occid-u'c Galveston. 20 Pac -- Ne pm
SANTIAGO B1in-w1ck Ma or. --- = 90 pm
Bsyan',r San Juan usulsr ... - 90 Ia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-21
II a. TRA
O. SXciN so CoUNclLN7
50 MADISON AVENUE
50 MADISON AVENUE

The orders and notices that appear
in this column apply only 20 the BOY
Scouts Of America and not 10 any other
using the word Scouts.
I or,ilard Snencer. Scout Commissioner
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-21
The WEATHER REPORT
Forecasts and Records Of the Last
Twentv.fOur Hours.

Washington. Oct 20 With the exception - rains
la the Atlantic states and oh the extreme north
Pacific Coast. fair weather prevailed throughout
ue couufr, during me last twenty four hour.
Pressure is moderately high over ihs Central IVES.
but there are 90 acil defined disturbances. although
one IS apparently approaching the north P'einc
Coast.
Temperatures remain high on Atlantic and Guf
states fhe lower lake region AMI lie ohio Nap't.
and fh,, L..c again risen I th- Northwest ani
tire extreme Wosf In Ne upper IatD nsiou all
HE upf.r Mississippi valley a. o. somewhat cooler.
Fair weather w!l prevail Thursday snd Friday
over fle Eastern part ~ me county without de-
.iicd temperature rIlHge,
Wind. i.- TaIr.isy and Friday North Atlantic
middle Atlantic moderate south and southwest ..
south Atlantic. moderate. mostly cast and south
...t. cast Cuf scuf.e 90 moderate mostly east
ee-t CUT paau. fa moderate. mostly uor'hrast AMI
rAr uHrci gEe,. gentle t0 moderate winds Thurs
ls, h4.ull.g south with fair weather. i0wer
Ias-.. uuf..lfe southwest winds Thursday with
f4ir weather
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-21

Highest temperature yesterday. IS degrees lai 30
q ~. lowest 90 degrees lat ynI. average
te.ter,av C.. DEGREES average for corresponding dac
s,t year b- degrees average fof corresponding late
last tIif, three YEAR. g degree.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-21
HONE INDEMNITY COMPANY.

Pursuant TO Section Il OF the Insurance.
law az the state OF New York. We. tho
r,s.rsirned. all being natural persons OF full
are and at least two-thirds OF vs. citizens
OF the United States. and az least one OF us
a r.sldent Of the state OF New York do
hereby declare and publish notice Of our in
trntion To form a domestic stock insurance
CORPORATION 10 transact the business OF iide-
~ q nj .urety Insurance as authorized under
SUBDIVISION Of Section % OF the Insurance
Law Tn. name OK the proposed corporation
- HONE INDEMNITY COMPANY The
amount Of its capital stock f. to be Two
Hundred and Fifty Thousand $3.50 e0Ol
DoIIars and its surplus Two Hundred and
FIN Thousand $3.50. 0O0) Dollars additional.
The principal IND home Office Of the corpora
ZION is TO he located IN the Borough Of Man
haitian city, County and state OF New YORK.
Dated. New York. September 29th. 1915.
GEORGE c. CABELl, CLARENCE s.
NETTLES, JOS. +. WARD A. D.
BONN A KENNEDY CHILD. GUS
TAV KCMPERT. CHARLES PETRAS.
= c HORWARTH ALFRED J.
WOLFF. A. BOMMEL. NJ LEM.
BKECH {. HEKKFOKTH. JOSEPH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-21

The Neg Haven County National Bank.
located In The city 81 New Haven. In the
state OF Connecticut Is closing it. affairs
An note holders and other creditors Of the
association are hereby notified 10 present
the notes and Other claims for payment
y G. STODDAPD President
Dated. August IS 1919
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-21
Vessels Arriving at and De'
parting from Port OF
New York.

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