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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-17
.STILLMAN BACK
ON SQUASH COURT
Shows Well in Winning
for Harvard Club in
Class A Tourney.

The return to competition OF DR..
Alfred stil!msn. I'd, the former cham
pion, after years absence, along
with q number Of surprises. was q
feature Of the Class A squash series
in which the Harvard Club defeated
the Heights Casino. Of Brooklyn. on
the formers courts, yesterday, by FIVE
matches 10 two.
stlllman showed that he had lost
nons Of bis old skill and speed in
easily vanquishing Rudolph Gospel.
one Of the best Of the Casino players,
By the scores Of e--15, 16-S, l6--s.
In the opening game the sx-champion
failed TO warm 70 his task. but toward
the end be rapidly picked up many
aces. In the next two games Still
man had ell the better Of the match. =,
Frank Y. Davis, the veteran Harvard
player, furnished the hrst surprise
when he defeated Josiah O.. Low, OF
the Brooklyn team, after the latter
had won the first game by o-l5.
However, Davis rallied, and with
pulling change Of pace, lowered the
colors Of the Casino man, with the
third game going 70 set Enc D.
winston the present utle hoIoe.'
feated Charles NJ. Bull, ~, OF the
Heights Casino hsndiiy. Bull won the
Arst game at 1913, but Winston
came back, strongly taking the sec
ond at l5-e, and making a wslkswsy
OF the third game at 15-5.
A. J. Cordier and Livingston Plat
each recorded victory FOR the BROOK
ivn PLAYERS. vt not until after three
hard played games.
The summary follows:
CTIs sous1h tHI-vLrd Cub N Heights Ca
shop r DAVIS Harvard Club. defeated ;! o
low HeSgNts Casino. lis. I5--lo, lt-l5; A. J.
Cordi-. Height. Casino de'es'ed NJ ; s sr..e
ES-rS-d CUB. dsleGtsd Caz,les NJ Bull. Heights
Csfno l2ls ls-e ~, p, A d, si ul55S,.
CASINO. p--is. lE-5. 49,; P NJ Morrison. HG-
ward Gun dsse;sd n wili ps. H EsS:: e.
sino defeated O. " Richs-d H.rsrt Cub. II
10. il--l:. ls-s " Aggea e. Hsr7I,e Siuo'
FnL sars-HsrvLrd Club. 8. HeShis Casino T.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-17
MOVES TURNS TIDE
IN SQUASH MATCH
Princeton and Squash Clubs
Beat the Columbia Players.

In the series between the combine
Princeton and Squash clubs and tbs
Columbia Club players, on the lsttsrs
courts, the hrst named team won by
four matches 70 three yesterday, due
20 the work Of David P. Noyst, OF the
SQUASH team, who defeated Harry D,
Bulkley In the final match by score
Of 16-4, 15-11.
Anton ". Riley, the Princeton Club
captain, was beaten by Edward ". Put
nam, Of the Columbia Club, In the
opening match Of the series. Putnam,
won the opening game, after hard
feht, by score Of l6-ll, and in the
second game Riley could gather only
two aces.
Frank 6. Keller, the veteran Colum-
bia Club player. earned q well earned
victory over William J. Knapp, after
three hard fought matches. The match
recorded the most points counted during
the CAV, with Keller making on uphill
Nght after his rival had taken the
first game.
The summary follows:
Cas- A loosynai club Va. Prino.ton ,sglnt
eiubsI-E ". PytmCn. COlgmbis club. dei.aie'
E Ass'a coiaisSi. DUB. ,asG.,sd ", gnaYD
@ sg0 f's.1 o T.s' d St9 s:.s..s sig9
49, Sus d,f;sis4 si5,sit sss..,
ss gs Cub dsissted N. L. oon,n. cOlumsii
Ss .s,ss;,sl Il D. BalkisJ. ooiuiasia Cub. IL
'' Pm. poin,.-squ..s- yrtno-tos clubs. 9 colum
biI dub. !.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-17
ENGLISH BABY RACERS
ARRIVE HERE TO-DAY

By tar the most important consign-
"a. Of ihoroughbreds that has come
II England IN many years will arrive
E he steamer Minnehsha this morn
hsr ere about forty IN the lot,
sss. q then ysArlings. One OF the
ssr Important eonsignments Is lot
Il thsss baby racers from the Harar
= hssnsy, the Normandy stud farm
q clarsnss HAckIy, which will be put
ytr tAs hammer on Thursday next at
lasIaatL Tbs other youngsters are
g'ss purchased IN England for W. K
~ AID ssysral yesrlingH belonging 20
q 2 Whitnsy's string. These will be
atsn q Gravessnd OF their arrival.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-17
Shipping Information and
Marine NeUs of the World

v.rcsn. With er,cs sl B1 q so , N
Porio Ros. BLanery, 70 he New Yort Bal
rrnore TranspoiAtoo Co, with ndSe o1Ixnans
a. S.2' n.
NIr.sanss;; CBrl. Laadoo Dec |. % A krHr.
b. stH.. boston for s.-.n Po.H, su.r.u-.n.
Rsd.an; Por, Arthur Dee to tns Standard on
Co with Nose QgGrAntns q; 4es m
pe.arEs. Philadelphia 70 he Cyte O. o. With
ndss. QuA-Antne a; 6t5
Ey--a. Boo. G11es 's' ca.;esss ~.
An
Santa Marta CNraSe1l Dec l. Puerto coacnoia
6 Santa Mara g. CrtstooL ? AID kinss,ou T. 70
The United Fruit Co. Win NATL and mdsA Bar
al
santa Cara HLvan, Dec II. 20 ne American
Cuban 50 Go. with sugar. Bar Al n
Cor.nodo-s Rollins tNori Barcelona Dc 4 70
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sur.nc BIZ. ca-dl- Nov - to Merton LEy =
Co Bar a. $50 N.
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sAnILad Beg. Lcnd1n Dec !. % The Aisnas
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&innNaha tBri London Tee .. 70 The Auknue
r-znspor, Lane. with mdse Passed IN Sandy HcoS
Advance Cris,oosl Dec o. 70 The Panama Rail:
road Steamship 90. with mails aud udsa Pulsed
in Sandy Hook q, % ~ n
City 0, Everett. Sabine Dee :. With Barr -
20 tie Standard Oh Co, With ntsa QuSntns at
80
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Port Antonio
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-17
CITATIONS.

KFTcuAN AUGUSTA A-THE PEOPLE
~ the state OF New York. by the Grace Of
coS free and independenL-To Henry q
Kstcham. Ethel 3. Ketcham, Charles B.
Ketcham. Henry Holman ketcham. John b
Ketchsm, Ksiherins Ksteham: ho"ara
Bel4en. Emma Jane de Bernsles, Augusta
n MscGlasson Della walsh and W. W.
Leland Co, send greeting:
whereas The Farmers Loan anc Trust
Company. a domestic cooperation Having is
principal place OF business at number y
william Street, IN the Borough Of MsnhAt-
,an CITY County and State OF New York,
has presented an account o. its proceedings as
Executor OF and Trustee under the Last VIII
and Testament OF Augusta A. Ketchen. late.
lv residing &; the City, County and state o.,
New York. deceased. and has also presented
and fled q petition praying that It's said
account may be iuficially settled and al
You ana zach Of you are hereby cited TO
show cause before our Surrogate OF the
Court Of said County Of New York. 10 be
held al the Hail OF Records IN the County OF
New York on the iith day OF January, 1915,
a. half-past ten O'Clock In the forenoon Of
that day. why said account should not De
tutieially settled and allowed.
seal Of the Surrogstes Court OF
Isl the said County OK New York 10
be hereunto slftNed.
Witness. HON. JOHN 2. COHALAN. a
Surrogate OF our said County. az the County
in IN. year Of our Lord one thousand nine
DANIEL J. DowDNEY.
Clerk OF the Surrogates' Court
GELLER. ROLSTON L KORAN
Attorneys for The FsrmerS Loan and
Trust Company. ss executor and trustee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-17

BASKETBALL STOCK
AT COLUMBIA SCARS
Healey and Littauer To Be Fac
tors In Coming Seasons Games.

tors In Coming Seasons Games.
With the acquisition yesterday OF
Jefferson Hesley and Nanny Littauer,
Columbia's basketball stock scared.
HeAley, who has been resting since
the end Of the football season. donned
his togs for the first time. and Harry
Fisher Immediately put him in the
varsity lineup.
Littsuer, who achieved sudden fame
by his qualities as a plunging full
back, was also tried out on the var
sity squad. Littauer has never played
basketball at Columbia, though he has
tried out for the crew and earned a
place on the varsity track team lhss
spring.
II is not probable that Fisher wiz
use Hesley in the opening game OF
the season with the Brooklyn Poly
technic FIVE tomorrow night, though
Bud WILDER. another big football re
cruit, will start the game At one OF
III. guard positions.
Eckhsrdt Calder, who played sterling
game AZ forward last winter, may be
lost 70 the FIVE for more than half OF
the season. His shoulder. which he
strained badly at football, has failed TO
respond 70 treatment, and Fisher de-
spalrs Of using him until after the mid
year examinations, II even then.
With Calder out Columbia viii labor
under a heavy initial handicap, al
though the good work Of La Tour and
Roberts in practice, together with the
return Of KornsAnd TO his form OF last
season, will probably insure an agrees
sive forward division. Burgha-d seems
70 have his place At centre secured,
while Dwyer and WILDER are, for the
time being. at any rate, doing particu-
larry well at guard.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-17
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS.

AhhlN ED
vhinpo. Dec it--MBunds CsrI. Ss~ Ton VA
BrIh.n- Doc i5-Dalenoor BIZ, Nsv ret
Chr;scsnla. Dec lo-Hsilts olr (Dlnl. Srs rcrf
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CAP; IgT Eri De- iSH5 lsantAn 'Br'' S~ i"'
Ia P.ilios. Dec I4SM.donn. m. NV Yerh
Pot NstsI, Dec lt-Rinov Dutch. Ssv fesf via
Colon. Cape Town etc
crtstoosl Dec is-Alriran+A cararrrs fs Ns-
YorS
London De, tS-wstvero. sc~foni rosushim.
vilprsiso, Dee is-Howios Han ttrsu No. Yas
s, Michas1. Dec l6-Penoesoos tfrcu sOrd'.nr''
pcr1 Natal. Peg l--Ycna.c OBJ tfrUH Calcutta.
Huei,e Dec il-NyssI (Brl. New Yorh-
Bspsloos Dec lille Dc IA Reunion M from
lisbon. Dse l2-Pstris (Frl. New Tos
PySI Dec iIb.sHsstr (BTj from Neg Io1il.
dsncsi. =; TurSo (Br from s.- York.
Ans-' Dec Ia-sus,i., OBJ. N-r Yors
Msrsiila, Dec it-Strsth;sy BIZ. Nvr rors,
shisld, Dec lt-Pythia (Nof), New YORK hahura
8, vino.nt. { Z, Dec ls-InAo M.ru (Jsp) tfrv-n
Bg,sos Ayr,s. Dec iS-H~p.s.d. (Brj. Bnsssn and
Crissooa. Dos ,s-psn.nI No rSrk
PASSED.
r.-,.. Dos ls-vasls,' oOnstsntnas torvss). Nv"
IAisrj be IEAlsg DDtA1: ~ Iert t9s
Nebrnk,g 90, t5r Loodon Eoordsrdyt Dutch.
do Tor Rotterdam
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20 wlnch,s-n Co. With sus&. Bar ~
an
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Cnasshiil (Byl. Genos NOV 10 tnd Algte-s o.. 70
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Bar AZ Ia
Neptuns. Par, Antonio Dc and B.seos II.
70 the CIBso importing Co VIII hut Bal a.
an
M,no.A. BOs.oa Pee u; 70 q. Anzte.n Ha-
wIllsa Ina Lar ousrLnuts q sec m
Prv.suA NV oyl-shs Dec 10 70 he sc1ths.r
Pa1.fe %, with mdsa Let ousrsntins a SEQ
Q n
Phnsdsphas. 1vupool Dee .. 10 tAs American
Hns win nGh ard mdss Br a, lol5 "a
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T wrrisn' vith crId. oil Bar al sG
ArspSaos JacksooTius Dec 10 and Chlr.otoa
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a. s2S n.
NirSs iorr.t). Evr,oli Dec i. 70 winehss-
ter %. Jc,t outrsniins li5 n
Princess Anna Ecgccrt Ne~s and NorSo,k. 70
ths old Dominion Sc Co. with ndss. ouA.nens
John s hochssil.r. Turpsn De- ~ d
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-17
EilIz SAYS FED
'gLAYERs SHOULD
| Be TAKEN BACK
II If Fraternity Also
e., r,oects All Contracts
To Be Respected.
- ,-.sld,nt Of the Base

II a., pult1. president OF tne Bass
Dtrs = fraternity, issued the fol-
b. pavement yesterday afternoon;
sss ~. peace negotiations now
'ssoS'' % be taking place between
i''k ball and the Federal Lesgos
-ss. ,s....s,sful, there will OF course,
- ,sHI,iop restoring al players who
l,I7. "a The Feds 20 their original
- so'' --S.nizsd baseball. Any other
g.si u would be grossly illogical
s,s.Ir to the players.
y: s. Ii.Ios will doubtless also be
", carrying out the lonR-termI
20 ~ ,irrsd By players with both
f:ssi ba,sbsli and the Federal
k5s So declaration Of peace by the
,'gs ,.n in any way affect the va
IziS'' ,Is,, contracts. All adjust
'ssI : .iiould be made subject TO these
;Sr...ap1 Otherwise mhgnstes VINO
.,..., IN clubs may find later
|iI ~. isvs assumed obligations OF
|ea n X, we're unaware at the time
{ y A.. also players both In or
Ind bsseoBll arc nv
80 s.vs no. yet received their entire
|n a. :, tor 1915. These obligations, 100
$50 80 "a taken into consideration IN
y !:s .SI peace be declared :. would r,'
0..S Dramatically restoring 70 full
'sl.s s. = In the Baseball Players
800. ..,-'.y MI Federal League players
Fn \. .s,, members before going to the
~ %rsr. h. trstsrnity IS not obligst-
I. j.s bylaws 20 protect players
y '.., ~ made when they were not &C.
:. nsnbers Of the organization, YET
: ~ ). glad to use is best endesyors
: =, :. hat the legal rights Of the Fed
- ieagusrs, as well as those OF the
,-nsIl,d baliplsyer, are respected
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-17
lsaTEUR BOXERS SHOW
WELL IN THE RING
s,,ch.r and Lieberman Win
Their Bouts BY Safe Margin.

r,,,l,, Bs.ehsr and Abe heberman,
d, y. Educational Alliance, whose
s..,l,-, AZ. Professionals, won their
i,s., /. The preliminary rounds Of the
,-1tsur boxing tournament a. the New
y,rk Athletic Club, last night both
az, eeupeted IN the l2o-pound class
ks,essr opposed John Fleecy, Of the
u,,i,m Young Mems Christian Assoeis-
s.s and the former was forced 70
l., a, top speed 20 earn the decision.
u.s.rusn had 81 easy task with
r,hu, zsllnsr, Of the Trinity Club, OF
l,oOklyn, who was saved from further
-ss,,stsry punishment when the REL
~, s,opp.d the contest IN the middle
q he third round r. =,
Ton G,rry, a member Of the s. 10
,,rht Young Mems Assoeistioa, In the
,ie.,ound division, defeated William
Slverman, Of the Educational All
zee, and later outpointed Charles
Dickens.
The summaries follows;
u,.,u.,s e.su ,p-nrsntriss I'D Ia Moot. M !.
800. dssssisl NsJ NG.hGa unlt.Gshso Eo7Sso
: wzs. z ls ihtr9 read 19n 80. ~ 81
1870 Iiisas. F:ovpsd ~ refe-es y seeond
~ 4, PsVpT unattached. ds'etts1 I9In
f'ssss I. Nc A. thr,s rOunas t1dEg &c es-
~ Htds Hsyng. u1G;taehed. oesetel -.
- txeoi EHt sids Hooss thfse rounds; tnaGea
49, Ia Ge-T5. s. Jog,pa't J. 81 4
esssx Bsrrsrt Diotsns. vn1ttaeheoI stoDpeo %
,s's-r : klrt r1znd
iS-rss1 eisss fpStuinAnesl -Join FeTTnA
- E.is-.ns. A G ds.eetsd HsnTy Weiss. IN
s-I.ax ne lsnz cut - At r5une TOE
- Ptsls. A C. defeated "a Hirsch- lnAs-
-. ers rc-ntS tudEss' decision Bob Hue
~. g BarhoicusE A G.. defeated John De
~ b bCrhololnss A { stopped ~ reieIee
! ~ ,oCrt Frzrk O'Hssrn. k1isha q e
I:.saJ noeksd Out II Gadson. Glencoe A C.. II
~ rnrt
. pSGa1 dLs lp-s,ininarss )--ChAsiss Beeohsr.
kst1sn1. kI1Gnce d.'sStst John Ileecy. Ia 81
k<-a L.S see Holss ds'sEted Can 9YAAnson
Iu5 CUB, b. knockout 81 one ruano- 40
sr-r, Dtu,A.o-M Alliance, defesteo fhnlus
ksc. rnZS Cub. IRA rounds. Judges 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-17
THE WEATHER REPORT
Records and Forecasts for the Last
Tventy-four Hours.

Twenty-four Hours.
vashtnrtsr- Dsa i6-Tns erntr, Of The South
vest storm hn afrsnssd n0rthosIt 70 mzoI.
vhsnes n vii nov. 10 the u2pa lake region With
hcrsetns intensity. During Tie last twenty -four
hour thb disturtsncs has eanssd rains IN De
Southern stAtss tac rAIs AID NOW In ths ohio-vh
Isy, the uppar hissiAs,pp y.np and ;hs uypsr la1s
rsslen and oTtr the plains ttstss. Ttls Inn
psEstur, hn ris-n dsSidedly Il %. hissssipDt and
Ohio valleys and ths so'ItAsui siAiss and n La,
fallen over ths plAins ststa - fA- pou,h a. Taxa.
Tns Indications a.. LAT tnsrs VII BE- rain and
possibly sn0~ Friday and Saturday In The region
q q. fr.st Laks. the upper Ohio LMg. ihs
loser Ohio Vale. Tsnnsssee. ths east Gun and
South Atlantic stats rain Fndu vii be FOL
me temperature vii ne Fridu throughout the
Middle Atlantic and New England stALsa. the upIe;
9ho F y tsd h. lower n: .D 9 y ssd s sad
GuH stGles ard Saturday ~ the South Atlantic
rs,as storm var-iAss are displayed os Ls4es
rave wIrlags have boen Issued foE LolisianA tho
southern portion Of e1iern Te1A.. A!.slEnl. Aii
wiads Tor frd1y and ss,urdv-SoT-A Atlantic.
middle Atlantic. fresh southeast. so1h Atlantic.
fresh southeast and south; east Gun, fsh 70
70 strong northwest. upper likss, s;Eons. shftins
wiads becoming northeast o. Michigan and eu.
perior. lover axes. fresh and sirols toIta sno
siorm waning are Displayed on the upper LAKE,
and Isks Ers Storm over Illinois moving north
ward viii cause rtrOgH east vindi. IhhlnF 70 north
Uest o. Superior and Michigan. and strong south
ana southeast o. Huron and Brio
Pu~vcass for spsaA Loc1itl-s--E.sts1u Ss~ Yo1t.
r.in or NOV FRIDAY: ssturdsJ probably rain and
warmer.
Northo-n New England cloudy Friday. probably rs;n
az ,poz NJ rlyht ard Saturday vtrusr Saturday
goutheru New England rain u .noT and Eernes
Yriday. sIturd,y probably rain
EaS,e-u PennsyytliA New Je-sey. De1A~ps Dts-
tnct Of COLUMBIA MAy.Eld. rain and vtrmer PM
day SATURDAY rain followed BY clearing
V,rsiniA North and South CGoinA Georgia,
Indiana ohio rain Friday SATURDAY. clearing and
colder. -. -.
Ish,ma lnssaaIipy- LcuiAknk. Hsntrdk1. rain
.nd oo.der Friday SATURDAY. fair.
Western Esa Yort- rain OF loS Friday and Bal
F7o,tdA clcutJ In p>ninsul. rain and colder
northwest FridIJ; sttuSdU. fair northwest rain In
Western Psan.glrsniA rain and vSrn<1 Tridgi
sGturdsy cloudJ.
Local ofsI,I Reeord>-Tfs following onol roo
o-5 from the Weather Buresr ihc'Fb the changes
IN IA. Temperature for TIE lksi i-ay-fouf holr In
comp arson with us corresponding ete OF As1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-17
New Catcher for Red Sox.

Boston, Dec. i8.-The purchase Of
=. Agnsv. a catcher from the St
<sis Americans, was announced By
r''iosni J. J. LAnnin, Of tho Boston
Issriesrh In = telegram 70 the club
.-'srI from Chicago to-day. The
saAs,ction involved no other players,
y isld.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-17
HENRY'S STORAGE CO.,

I365 hind TVk.
T-ls forlguins parsons arr hse~1th noshed hs,
,h.,, hcs.-hoid ere-S nov on storsEs vii be sold
:. priile Auction on Dec. 70. rs. a. 10 80 A ".
a. MsrIes Auction Rooms. lss 2 las s.. on de-
e.ut 1 payment o, storage charges noE over enc
,.sr due according 20 Tie lar governing storaIs
,,arrhDuses. y Defnko. smith -Da-S l. Gerke. ".
T.rish q Birnhaun NJ Moran, irtns seni1.
n Atssl Il. LronArd. julia Smith
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-17
T.rrH Winner az billiards.

sssrl. P. Terry (2O0) had an easy
z. defeating A. {. Hall (l25) In the
'tdieap amateur 1872 bslkline billiard
ornament a. the Brooklyn Academy
- hight The score was zoo 20 90.
= winner had high runs Of q and
viii a. average % a..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-17
STORAGE NOTICES.
THE DAUB STORAGE WAREHOUSE
and VAN COMPANY
Incorporated.


I,s Il. 18th ST., bet. Bird 4th Avenues.
New York. December 2.th, 1915.
To A Gerber, Y Stelr. Mrs J. Quinn. A.
" BAILEY. Mrs I. Richmond. Chas Auer-
bach. Mrs Newrsld, Cowperthwsit a Sons.
u MARROW. Rose Newbergsr, G. Rowers
Joseph Brono Mouno. Joseph Mouno Brono.
Mrs H siesel, Mrs. A. Newberyer, Weld
Ich ida Miller, r. V. Mathews. n. VI. Ben
nett Co. II. NJ. Bennett. =. w: Roe. Helm
iein. Bohm J. Thornton, Mr.. John. Conan,
Mslina. Mrs Quinn, Leoa. Hybs, Estells
Kolotkin. Mrs Annie eahnsky: You and
Zach u you are hereby notified that tho
tirns for tho payment OF our lien upon the
.rop.rty hereinafter described having ex-
nired. after due notice thereof had been
Siven YOU. this company will cause such
,-onertv 10 wit: Household Goods. Per
sonsT Effects Merchandise, Etc. STORED
n THE DAUB STORAGE WAREHousE
& VAN COMPANY, Incorporated, MAhE-
HOUSES, AT I22 EAST 18TH STREET.,
SFW YORK CITY, by you or In your name
tor IN which YOU may have an interest), 10
be soid az public auction according TO the
ststute IN such case made and provided AZ
80. y,e-ehouse. 1872 East 18th Street, New
Yo-k city. on FRIDAY. JANUARY 18th,
ieIs AT 10 A. NJ, and II the sale thereon
"a no, completed on said date, the same
Iii d. continued az the same place on
.vsry Friday thereafter. beginning at 10
a M, and continuing until all the goods
DArrB STORAGE WAREHOUSE VAN
rNNYpANY Gucorporated).
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-17

Hithrs. tenI2ersture yester-Ly. - oesTe~ "a
80. logs.L g degrees al midnight tnrASe
yy.-.rdav 81. average FOR corresponding date llst
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Humidity.
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Golfer Wins on the Courts.

rssturst, y. C., Dec. is-Philip
is,'.', q the Nassau County Club
S'sai.d Erie PGrson, Pinehurst, e-1
vi, In the final, Of the s.
s1s, lawn tennis tournament here
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LEGAL. NOTICES.

THE ExCHANGE NATIONAL BANK OF LODI
ohio /. msrsins ~ Affairs with that q Ths lodi
a.. R.nt and N Accordance. with tie law. cred
60 N al, AZ, hereby notified 70 present elAlEs
~, ,,1n.aC NO. c. SWIFT. cnhia.
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BUSINESS CARDS.

CAssFUL CARPET CLEANING co.-ClsAas ey
COMPRISED air. steam hand coos 1889
Broadway. al las, tsth - coE BRASpr
Tsl ssh.
MILTIGRAPH ryPrwRTrTEN LErTERs. see.
$50 ! 900 SIS. 10000 81 GEO,
WEATHEllFORD 10 Broadway tEoutseh nos)'
Room ! ls rector t5t2 ----
NEw " X CARPET CLEANING woRka
Oldest, largest Aesi ModSrn .yrr.
FINE RUGS WOVEN FROM % cniS
Prices Rssyonsb.e ssna ~ CI.sA.
Isl tse7- tsss BDnt OI-tO "Ss s@s
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PROPOSALS.
p.o.dusy subway and Home Boroughs Ca
Advertising Company, Inc

Rro.dyay subway and Home Boroughs Car
Advertising Company, Inc
1t.. ill be received st the once Of the
C,o-rrsny No al Nassau Street New YORK
Ci,v on or before "Wednesday, December
s2nd 1915. al II o'clock n ID, ioI the
,-iytisxs OF operating the newsstands In
~ .osoving stations OF the Centre Street
~, sns FOURTH Avenue subway, for the
80 Of newspapers and periodicals. for a
p.riod OF one o. year. from January iAt.
ls ctyT:NrpE STREET LOOP:
Bowery, West End
East End.
Canal Street, West Side
East side;
Chambers Street North Enc
South Ends
FOURTH AVENUE LINE:
Gold Street. West side
East side;
D.Kale Avenue. West Enti
Union Street, West side
East Side.
Ninth Street. West Side
East Side:
Prospect Ave, West Slde
East Side,
.5,h Street. West Side
East Side,
seth Street.
4Bth Street
J3rd Street
18th Street. 49,.
pidders should state the amount thAt
49, vii nay for each stand separately
~ .nrIo.. A certified check for one-third
:, ~. amount OF the bid. The Company
s...rv.. IN. right 20 reject any ana al
"a. JOSEPH =. DAY. President
pec.mber IS. 1878. =,
exc. II Exchange Place. New Iork. y. y.