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Omaha daily bee., 1915-05-06
WORK STARTS ON NEW
ST. BARNABAS CHURCH

Construction work has been begun on
the new St Barnabas' Episcopal church.
southeast corner Of Fortieth and Dav-
enport streets. The concrete foundations
are already in and brick work Is just
started. TImbered stucco will be tho out
side finish. the structure will cost about
s. 900 and Will be occupied next fall.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-05-06
10 Honor Bride.

Mira Thomas r, Haniey OF RED Oak.
Ia. formerly Mlse RoxIna Cullen. viii
entertain az bridge az her home in Red
Oak on Saturday, May s. Her guests
VIII be Omaha friends. who Will motor
70 Red Oak arriving for O'Clock break
fast Mrs. Hanley will serve dinner at
o'clock. and tho guests will return 20
Omaha the same evening.
The guests are members OF the satur-
DAY Bridge Luncheon club. OF which Mrs.
BRpley was a member. Those present
wifi he.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-05-06
Tea This Afternoon.

The Visiting Nurso association gave a
tea this afternoon in their rooms in the
city hall Spring flowers decorated the
rooms and the guests were received by
the officers, who are; Mrs. Herbert
Rogers. PRESIDENT; Mrs w. J. IIynes.
vice president Mlss Clara Thomas.
secretary. and Mrs. W. r. Adams. chair
man Of RELIEF work. Assisting through
the rooms were the following mombers
OF the board OF directors:
Omaha daily bee., 1915-05-06
GRECIAN LABORERS GO TO
CALIFORNIA ORCHARDS

A party Of thirty Greeks went west. en-
route to the Pacific coast. where they
expect TO find employment as iaborers in
the orchards and on the farms. All of
them were between IS and 20 years of
age.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-05-06
Personal Mention.

Mr., Arthur c. storz Is confined to his
homo with a severe cold
Mr.. and Mrs. Burdette Boyes and
daughter Barbara. OF Seward. are visit
lng at the home Of Mr.. w McMasters.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-05-06
Prompt Action VIII stop Your

DR.. Kings New Discovery will stop
your cough. The first dose helps. Good
for children. 50c. All druggists-Adver-
tisement
Omaha daily bee., 1915-05-06
Entertain Club Members.

Mrs. w. H. Karls entertained the MEM
bers Of the Crochet club Tuesday even
ing at her home. The next meeting will
be In two weeks. when Mrs. Handcier
viii be the hostess. Those present were:
Mesdames- Meedames--
August Wcedafn, B a. John,
J. G.. Brown, l.. Houser
u. &. Hantieler
Omaha daily bee., 1915-05-06
For Miss Curtis.

Miss Lynn Curtis Of New York City
was honor guast today at a luncheon
given by Mrs. Joseph Barker at her
home. The table was decorated with a
large bowl Of purple pansies and covers
were placed for:
Omaha daily bee., 1915-05-06
On the Calendar.

The Cambo American society will meet
at the Young Mems Christian association
Thursday evening. An the Welsh and
Welsh descendants are cordially invited.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-27

q, to n T Houston Co. with mdss BHr.
Preteus Now orlesr, April q. TO the South
orn Pacific Co. with passengers and mdse quar-
antne. 1Gs m
- CITY q Montgomery. Savannah April ~. TO tbs
VV0oSh ;. Co. with passengers and md'e' onsfAh-
Hamilton. Newport News and Norfolk TO ths
old Dominion IS Co. with passengers and mdse
n Nortc galveston April 20. to tho southern
Fsciac Co. with mdse Quarantine. m
Denis tBrl Manacs April 10, Para Is and
Barbados 10. TO Booth 4 co. With ~ passengers.
mails snd mdsc. Har. noon.
II Monte Nipe April o. to the Munson ss Llnc.
with sugar. Rar. II 40 M
Arapshoo, Jacksonville April q and Charleston
~. 10 the clyde So Co. with passengers and mdse.
ncrsca.fcrd &, cNoP bergen April II. to Bcnh.m
& hoycson. with passengers mails and mdse. BAR
40 IN
Caaastota tBr) Hun March 81, to the United
States and Australasia IS CO. In baha" bar y
y m Qath.
Bscchus CFD Mantle, April 7. to tho French
Consul, IN ballast Bsr m
Tonnyson lDrl. Bueuos Ayres April !. Monte
Ndoo l. RIO DC JAnciro . and Barbados 70. TO
Rusk & Daniels with 81 cabin and 81 stceragc
passengers. maids and mdsc. Bar. m.
Carolina. Ioree Aprl Il. Mayagucz is and nan
Juan 81. 20 the New York and Porto Hco IS W
with 80 passengers malls and mdse bH 800
Tfincipcuo tBr) Avonmouth April .. via Halifax
a. 20 master. IN ballast. Bar, 40 m
Generate Transatlantque. with mdsc. Bar. a m
MAtinicock. Bermuda April %. 10 David WAY
den. IN ballast lar. $3.50
Sandy Hook. y J. April 70. $50 m-Winl
southwest. light breeze; parity CLOUDY nay OH
shore smooth soa
Steamers Rayo. Baton Rouge: Jefferson. Norfolk
and Newport News, IL DiA. New Orleans
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-27
CITATIONS.

TUE PEOPLE OF THE STATE or NEW
YORK. by the Grace Of God. Free and
TO Kate Leo Hartman. Arthur Turnbull'
Mary /. Wertheimcr, william hartman
Archer Hartman. Gertrude Crane, Elsie Har-
man. Gibson Hartman. Constantine norman,
Edward G.. Brooks, Thomas q. stuart btoIge
{ John and 10 all persons interested as
creditors lceatccs next OF kin or Otherwise,
in the Estate II Archer Hartman. deceased
who M the time Of his death resided al the
civ OF New York. Borough Of Manhattan
County and state of New York, send greeting
Upon the petition Of Arthur TurnhuI' ie,
siding al Beruardsvile. New jersey, anu
Kate Lee Hartman. residing al Milford. Penn
sylycnia. you and each Of you are hereby
cited to show cause before one Of our Surro-
Fatcs Of the County Of New York, at the
Surrogates' Court Of said County. held ~ the
Iau OF Records. IN the County Of New YORK,
on Tho LIST day of June. 1915, at half-past
ten O'Clock in tho forenoon OF that day why
The account Of Arthur Turnbull executor
OF and trustee under the last Will and tesla
ment and the codlcl thereto OF Archer Har-
man deceased. and Kate Lee Hartman. as
executrix Of and trustee under the last will
and testament ana tho codicil thereto OF
Archer Hartman. deceased. should not be
tudiclaily settled. -
~ TESTIMONY WHEREOF. We have
caused the Seal Of the Surrogates' Court OF
The said County Of New York TO be here
oi. WyyrT,r:XEsS. HON. JOHN P. COHALAN. a
OF New York. the 18th day of April. in the
veer Of our Lord one thousand nine hundred
and fifteen. .. oo,,.r>,r,v
clerk OF the Surrogates Court
Seal OF Surrogates' Court)
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-27
aR0OKLYN STORE
IN BANKRUPTCY
AD. Matthews & Sons Co.
Has Liabilities of ,000,-
mo-. Assets 100000.

n Matthews & Sons Company,
- the oldest and largest depart
stores In Brooklyn, went into
,.-truptey yesterday on petition Of
.r,-.l Manhattan creditors who, in
- Of recent drygoods failures, be-
=, unusually insistent, and by agree
-, o. all concerned It was thought
,,,. 70 ask FOR a temporary receiver.
a, concern was discharged from vol
..,,rv bankruptcy proceedings last
- sf;er paying 100 cents on dollar.
InAserved It's seventy eighth anniver-
= ~ April II, and. according TO legal
sssr;,.sen,atives, did the largest bust
~. rs, in ITS history.
ig6Se Van Ncchten Needer, in the
r.sSTSl court, Brooklyn, appointed
IN J. Kuhn temporary receiver for
x;-.v DAYS. At the end Of that period
sztis's Of the store are confident the
S-siness viii be rehabjlitated on a firm
hs'S.
2 { c. Corset Company, 500 Broad
r,v $40; Robert 7. Lewis, receiver in
Ss1krup,cy for Harry J. Gutman, Inc,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-27
ARMY AND NAVY ORDERS;
MOVEMENTS OF WARSHIPS

NAVY
Capt II A WILEY. commissioned
Asst. Surg. A. D. MANN. Mod Res. Corps. de-
taghci Naval Med. school. Washington.
MOVEMENTS.
ARRIVED
April 2s-Dovnes, at Annapolis rc;omac. Severn.
C-i. CO. C-S q an C-5. at Crstobsl.
April 2t-Co,orado. AZ Guaymas. Lebanon. at NOR
fo.k. Vulcan. az Jana. Arkansas at New YORK
yard. New Orleans. at San Bias Annapolis. al
Arr.l s5~Caslno. a; New Orleans.
Ar-V os-Colora1o Ia raz f'r Guaymss
Aurl 24-Iela1un southern driQ grounds 'or nor
fo.k. Des MONIES Guantanamo for Salto Do
uIrFo CITY and St Thomas; Denver. Mazauan
f1r san DIEGO. New Orleans. San Bias for Man
ysrrlo. Annapolis. Annapolis for Menzanillo
Anvil 25-Touopah. Wor3ou. MacDonoush HI. k-2.
K-t K-8 FL ami -. Pensacola FOR Key West.
Jupiter assigned duty with auxiliary division. Al
C5n-.rd transferred % Treasury Department at
Raw, ward. Puget sound.
Jason nov AZ san Francisco. ordered 10 proceed 10
Hampton Roads VIA Panama Canal.
Orion now AZ Hampton Roads. ordered 20 pro
coel 90 Melville T. J.. and return 10 Hampton
Cea.. row al New York yard. VIII Join Atlantic
AZ ~ 'u ana al 81 placed in FUN commission at
CGyite.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-27
BRONX COUNTY.
SUPREME COURT.
cnuR1 cHAMeERs-sHULz. S

=
Trial Tsrm-SHILZ. y.
No day calendar.
prrEREEs APPOINTeD-SUPREmE COURT.
By BRADY. J.
AianpiJ Goldherg-C lArence Palt1.
TraTord Hunts Point Esiste-John Davis
Uslsted Nats0n-Isidor Wells
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-27
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS.


Narcotics. April 2l-lIaUsise lFrl. New York
Manila. April 26 Bolton Castle tBrl Ne" York
via Colon Honolulu. etc. -
CariG, Aprn 2G-ZinaI ,Br. New York via Fsl-
Liverpool. April 25-St Louis. New York.
bordeaux April 2G-Niagara CFr). New York.
Aleoa BAY. April 22-llyanthes OBJ. New York
PernamSgco Aprn 22-TapaJos Brar). New York
Calao' AprI 2i-BelUano (Br). New York via
s, NiiShSc,s. Aprij 2i-Gcorso lyman OBJ. New
Port said April 2i~wabAshs Orr. New York via
Algicrs Tor Calcutta. - -, ",
Bristol Apr "a chicaso CITY GA New N SSFS York
via KIrkwald aud Walton Bay. -. ",
Csi1. April 23-Manuel CGl1o lspan). New YORK
Genoa S5 ApHI 2i"stsmpsiia (ItsD. New York via
Go,Renturs April l5-Mole lswed), New York;
10th. Texas (swed). New York and Newport News
Nos. Anvil 10 Hans Brose (DAn), New York via
Arlrosssn and kirMall.
SAILED.
Barbados. April 22-Horanus CBr) iron Monte
ydco). Boston and New York
BORDEAUX April 22.saIo,eine tBi3 NV NV, i Vds
Genoa. Apul iS--Ar1more OBJ. New lofk IGN.
Khs B'cdlyn OBJ. New YORK; 10th. St f1uais
>la5 xxx Ter" April 2s-renrih Castle BD. New
Colombo. April 22-Ci,y Of Dolhi OBJ from CAL
cuttaJ. Boston and New York.
PASSED.
Pr.vle Point. April 25-Cornelis Dutch. New Iors
for Rotterdam. Oranje Nassau lDutcHl NeW i9ln
via West Indies. Venezuela and 81 MlehaeS Tor
Butt y LEWIS. April Isl D Adoph DAM. New
saefcs. AYril % River Orontcs Br). New York Tor
barcelona.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-27
OCEAN FREIGHT RATES.

Steamer rates were frner and somewhat bet
Ter genera! demand prevailed for tonnags limit
lions 10 iAyeryoo lid; London. l0isd. GLASGOW
and BRISTOL l5d Cotton 10 Liverpool. per 100 ID.
81 20 CHARTTRS-Brush steamer, 2,lZ5 tons.
coal Baltimore 70 BueEOs Ayres. or La Plata. sss
MAY; B1iish steamer tpreylousy). 30 OO9 qfs
gfain Montreal 70 Rotterdam, IS 50, May; BRUSH
hon and spezzi& los "a. May Swedish steamer
! 700 as graia. Philade'phia 70 Swedish port
tuY ~ Naules and Ssleruo. lis a. May; steamer
: We tons New York ard Mediterranean trade. o9e
round trip. T. prompt. BRUSH steamer 80
i,,a ip-etiots w. irausstlautlc trade. IS months.
io.' dc..,erlcs tinted kingdom MAY: Tor bark
49, tons sleepe-s. Cur to West Britain. Zi1s'
lcr CUT 20 West Britain $1,000. option south
Britain. $500. July. schooner lo,5 tons ues'
Gn,rsu.ck To- baltimore. {. schooner. l.l57 tons.
coal Philadelphia 10 Portland. l. schooncI' o5'
fnns c.al PALIalephIA " Camdeu. We. ~.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-27
FORECLOSURE SALES.

SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW
York-Frances Height and others. ram
tins, against Louis Spanier and others De-
In pursuanc. OF the Judgment Of fore
closure and sale. duly made and entered 10
the above entitled action, bearing date th7
18th day Of March. 1919. l. the unuer
named. will sell at public auction, at tne
New York Real Estate Salesroom, nos. ~
and Is Vesey street. In the borough OK OK
Manhattan, City OF New York, on the 2sth
day Of April. 1915. at l2 o'clock noon, on
that day, by NJ MOrgenthau, Jr., Co, AUG,
tioneers the premises directed by sald
judgment TO be sold and therein DESCRIBED
as follows:
All that certain lot, piece or parcel OF
land together with the buildings ana I'M
proyements thereon erected. situate, Rlns
and being In the l7th ward OF the S -.
ough Of Manhattan, city. County and state
OF New York bounded and described as
Beginning at point on the southerly
side OF Twelfth street distant two hundred
and seventy feet and six Inches westerly
from the southweste.ly corner OF avenue
b and Twelfth Street, and running ththce
westerly along the sOutherly side OF TweIlth
street twenty-five feet; thence southerty,
parallel with Avenue B, and part OF inc
three feet and three inches; thence east
erly and parallel with Twelfth street
twenty-five feet, and thence northery
again parallel with Avenue and part OF
the way through another party-wail one
hundred and three feet and three Inches 70
the southerly side OF Twelfth Street at the
point or place Of beginning.
Dated New York, March 22nd 1918.
CHARLES L. HOFFMAN,.
Referee.
WILSON NJ. POWELL, Jr., Attorney 10.
Plaintiffs. No. Wall Street, Borough Oh
Manhattan. city Of New York.
The following is diagram Of the prop
erty TO be sold as described above; us
etreet number IL 526 East Twelfth Street:
East 18th Street
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-27
COURT CALENDARS

SUPREME COURT


leo. siseS St Idaho: ii h whnismofe Bo,ion.
and 4 Shay. New I9rk CIV admitted to practice
es6-The Export 4 Import Lumber CoiPort Bsnsa
Lumber Co Dismissed for want OF jurisdiction; =,
076-Daniel McDougslI Edmond Mckay 81 al
ieg Lena Pigeon 81 aiIwinam buck 81 oil. and
2;5. EliAs Roberts. by his guardian. u Waterman
William Underwood ct al Judgment Affirmed. with
?95-M. SPA S s,o VI RyIhIlchisl A Popular
as administrator etc Same.
2OS-slewar Mining olontsro Mining Go ct al
Same. ..
ORDERS or COURT.
75l-Tryin II Beredoll Frank liArrigan. tr1is-
tee. etc Judgment affirmed! Win s'Sv upon iSt
I $ $50; the Alaska. l3o 2Ol Tha I,a Si2/
T nstS ~ 9 Is an. SS esas. r s to
4 4 Court FOR Eastern District Of Pennsylvania.
252-Brunor on Co ct alfDecmins Investment Co
SHELTON DuI. 233 L zoe; Adkins Arnold 2S' U
soi-Au Gegiow ct slrByron Uni. /. acting
Commiss loner Of immigration. etc Motion To al .
vance granted and case assigned Tor argument on
iV sSsHtnion 9'J FseiGc RBMbAr. ziinik. sdmr.
Coo, c. CO st l. Ry/Tdvsrd Dcttleb,ch
Cases ordered placed on summary docket
SS-Prepsynent Car Sales CoiOrangs County
Traction Co Witt Of certiOrAd denied.
SG7-HAmiltou Investment Co/lryins Il Ernst
sos chicago Chicago Transportation Co e, al
Same
Sq6-Iouls Tapacket ct alfU s. Same.
Ql1-Jcreyou County. Tenn/Ok Grove Construc-
G 9is%Meiiln Milling COIHan-BaEsr Grain Co.
Same. r. -,
eos Knauth Nachod & Kuhne Latham Go ct
al Writ Of certOran granted.
6lj-Henry La Roque/U ). Motion 10 advance
f55-U S ct AlIst Louis Iron Mountain South
en RS Co e Al. Same.
e4O-Emigdio TolentinofU s. Docketei and dis
missed , -.
al Motion 10 dismiss or Afirm submitted
IG5-Frauk II Brushsher/ Union Pacific X
SGS-Tyce Realty CofCharles W. Anderson. col
60-Edwin ThorneI Charles W Anderson. col
lector. etc. Motion TO advance submitted;
s24-1ohn bennett. jr. e a.. william II SaWteHe.
fudge, etc Petition for wit OF certlofarl su!lttel
90. Farmers and Merchants Bank. PhTniB|
S2f-L & Y r RIOhio Valley Tie Co Motion 20
dismiss or affirm or place on summary docket SUD
niiitCd am, NJ, ~,
S3O-Wiliam Truat, sr, II tDMiks Haioh Mo
ton 70 advance submitted.
sq4-ChaTles I Sudermsn 81 al ete.frederick
Leyland Il Co. Ltd. etc. Petition for writ OF Ger
80 s55-Cny q Ncv York/Third National Bank Of
Jersey City. Same. ,
256-Chsrles Bowditch et hIJacbon 20 e' A.
Continued per stipulation. 49, =,
esp R/keystone Elevator and warehouse Co
Motion 20 dismiss Afirm submitted.
67e-Oreson Is California X II ct I/U D. Arsu-
Dsy cali Tor April 81: e79 torEina). al7. iIt.
54l. 25S. $50 25l. 255 and a57.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-27
ARRIVED

Steamer Camarouia tBrl Glasgow April. Il. 70
the Anchor Line with 7 first. l25 second CABIN
and IOl stcerage passengers. mails and muse. Bar.
Wells City Br'. Bristol April and Swansea
TO- to J Arkcl Il CO. with mise. Bar, m
Marie al GIorgio tNorl. port Antonio and POT
Maria Anvil lq Kingston 20 and Port M'rant =,
10 lie Atlantic Fruit co. With 10 passengers and
fruit Bar. a. m. Co.. ~, m
20 the United Fruit CO. with passengers and
fruits Bar a , m. 25th
santa Theresa Cardenas April 10 and Havana
a. H. the American and Cuban IS Linz VIII
hG.ona Utah Naples Arril 10 and Palermo u,
10 Uartfeld solau x Co. W'th inst ~ second
cabin AID rs Storage passengers. mails and mdse'
Acre Braz,. Santos April l. RIO Dc n Jsneiro
g. Bahia g. Pernamhuco 10. Para 10 and baToalos
70. to the LLOYD B,az.eiro with 81 passengers
mails and md~e Bar. N. -
KfnlqDar tBr). Calcutta March B. colombo IL,
Adm a0 suez e. Port Said q. Oran Apni
srj Boston a. 70 Fuach. Edye q Co. with mdse'
"a Borir5gcn. Arccioo April 10. Pslmss Atlas 4.
Arr5F5 u.s. MayaEles y and San Juan 70. 70 We
Euu TrsuIar Line with mIsc. Bar. il , IN. Z}th.
Ti,so.dan Dutch, new s.o39 tonsl. ROTTERDAM
April l3. TO tie Holland America Line. IN ballast
1Ui.ijz6nes iIi1. Buenos Ayres March 10. Mon
teyde0 20 and Trinidad April o. VIA bp''oh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-27

references: wages $40-S5O Call al Lang &
Roc,horer Co. Agency. ~ West $50 81. New York.
COOK-WAITRESS. Together or separate: neat
and capable. personal reference; city or cOun-
try. S30-$ZJ Domestic Exchange S2i Columbus
ay Phone. Schuyler 9l3B.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-27

Last ILLN oLIrtl.
The approximate amount Of tho Hen or
charge to satisfy which the above de-
scribed property Is 20 be sold. is S2s,746.SI.
with interest thereon from the 18TH day OF
March. 1915. together with the costs and
allowance amounting to tiS3.s2. with IN
gether with the expenses Of the sale. The
Approximate amount OF taxes, assessments
ana other liens which are 10 be allowed %
the purchaser out OF the purchase money
or paid by the Referee, is S7sG3l and in
terest.
Dated. New York. March 22nd, 1915.
CHARLES L. HOFFMAN.
Referee.
WILSON VI. POWELL. Jr., Attorney for
Plaintiffs. No. Wall Street, Borough OF
Manhattan. New York City.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-27

A-A-COOK.-Young swede: excellent city ref
oreAce: S4J. L. Miss UJ,mayers Agency. $40 5th
az grS r5or Tel t-2- Madison S.luare
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-27

"a Broadway, sll2.b0. and James F.
White & Co, "a Worth Street. 81 600
The petition cites that the Matthews
concern while insolvent. transferred
money to various creditors with in
tent to prefer such creditors over 9th
ers OF the same class. thereby commit
ting an act Of bankruptcy.
According to George NJ. Gary, Of
James r. White & Co, creditors. the
Matthews firm is incorporated for
100000 and now has liabilities Of
$1,000, 900 and assets Of about 5000 600
IL has bonded Indebtedness of $500
600, secured by real estate of the cor
poration at sos Fulton street and else
where. In addition, the creditor saws.
the firm owes S400. 900 on merchandise,
borrowed money, newspaper advertis-
ing, etc.
The present insolvency grew out Of
the difficulties Of 1913, when l.. Dimond
q Sons Company, OF Providence, and
other creditors filed petition against
the firm. The business was reorganized
as corporation by composition set
Element with NJ. Maurice Dimond, pres
ident.
Boston, April 26.-Creditors insti-
's''N. "f''! I'V''VN'HsS N"N"!
against l.. Dimond & Sons, Inc, a cor
porauon conducting department
store at Providence and a clothing
business in a department store in this
city. The petitioners allege the cor
poration owes 100000 and that assets
are 100000.
A. Dimond, president of the COM
pany. said that its difficulties were due
to its connection with \. II. Matthews &
Sons, Inc. of Brooklyn. The Matthews
concern, he explained, was controlled
by the owners Of /. Dimond & Sons,
Inc. Mr. Diamond said the Dimond firm
would endeavor TO pay in full.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-27

CIIAliBERMAID aad WAITRESS Young Ir.sh
girl. excellent city references: So. ". Miss
H0rmaycrs Agency. 80 5tA ay.. ylh floor. Tel.
t-a- Madison square
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-27

COOK. Observation-Disclosures Protestant: SUI
perlr capable woman: very highly recommended;
g. anywhere. $50 MIS-. Masous Agency. l5I w.
ga 81. BJant 5G33.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-27
INSTRUCTION
SCHOOL AGENCIES.

American and Foreign Teacherr' Agency
Supplies Professors. Teachers. tutors
Goyerness,s etc, to Colleges. Schools and
Families Apply TO Mrs. II. J. YOUNG
FULTON. 20 Union Square.
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.F--m The Tribune Bureau
Washington. ADTn rs

Washington. ADTil as
ARMY
No.. WILLIAM T. GBOTE. llth MT. detailed IN
- tr take erect N4y As. relieving Major
SRrurUlC % SARGENT
~ vTNNIS g. NOLAN. soth In detailed mem
- Cs..-. sac Corps. Washington.
$780, .- as.'s-rrr.ts . 20 take erect August
80 BRYCE 7 DISQUE. >th CAV: First Lieut.
H,tFAEp tlNiNilNS. from lQth 20 IN Cav
80 Lieut. EDGAR W. EJ RR 9Th 70 Sth
r,t S-l lAcCt. CHESTtk y. BARNETT.
20 % --r Csv. Cs1; JOSEPH =. MYERS. -
ia Y1 Az. Mater WILLIS OLlNE. INF.
'--r c.sre---aste-1 Sth IlC. Second Lieut..
,TvN NJ NIkDETT l-th 90 gam Inf; Na,or
WILLIAM uASmEIL. e-th % - Inf lirsi
~, HENRY & h. MI HLL\BEEG, ~ Inf.
itl-us-t. 90 take erect August !. thence -
fl->, Lieut. STEPHEN q REYNOLDS.
-N cav. Se---l lacut KENNETH L. LORD.
~ CAV Cap. WILLIAM T. MORRISON. %
rs'i A.. al Ma. THOMAS G. hANSON.
~ - ' I...,s JOHN r. ELLIS lss,h Co. and
pr~fg Dr. DITDSEN 165th Co. Coast AT. g.
r-s...r.l ... report 90 commanding senoT2l
-. f.s..- zee . Manila.
r.. f,..- HOMER GRONTNGER IN Cav. re
a. 81 ..5 q. Ic-t Mycr ulu. further oriers
$500 lt.. BRUCE WEDGNoOD. llih 10 10Th
..l..,, ;sj A ~. WILLIAM DEAN. 2al 20 9Th Inf.
- ,.---, f-- th-,e months. F1rs, lieut. KID
WY Is MAYNARD. Med. Res. Corps.
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CHANIBERllAID Or PARLORAIAID swedish: tall
nice Appearing q. very best references. - any
where; So Mrs. M4sons Agency ISL ". i.d.
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proximately s2,5OO,OOO outstanding
serial notes, maturing 100000 an
nualy between September, 1915, and
March, 1922. The notes were pur-
chased in the open market and can
celled. OF the 100000 Of the notes
originally issued, approximately S5,-
100000 have been redeemed.
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COUNTY COURT.
Paving Off Studebaker Notes.

A. r. Erskine, first vice-president and
treasurer Of the Studebaker Corpora
ton. announced yesterday that the
company has during the last month
used moderate portion Of its cash
resources in the anticipation Of ap-
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NEW YORK COUNTY.
SUPREME COURT.

Appellate Dlslslon-lst 0epartment-Recess.
Appellate Term-kcctss.
Special Term-Pau l-NEEhS. J.
MOTION CALENDAK-lO' go a. IN.
....l D.. n -uDLu Ia.EN Ie-rLKA
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v1RFIFSS REPORTS.

n. si- Gugielro. reported as $50 miles easy q.
SUD- f-5k ~ noon yesterday. IS expected 10 o''A
ne san GuFliemo. reported as $50 miles east OF
sisty Hook = = ~ YESTERDAY. is e1pc'el u JUN
We'd :, iay forenoon.
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DISTRICT COURT.

FOR ARG1MENI,
Jury Caendsr-lIOIGH, J.
Room s37. Postoflce building
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Equity Calendsr-MAYER. J.
Room 1898. PostOfice Building
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Case on No day calendar.
Eaultay Calendn-HUNT. { J.
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Pitcher fBrecher .... =, ,,.,.r
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