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New-York tribune., 1915-03-31
INCORPORATED AT ALBANY

From e stan correspondent o. The Tribune
ALBANY. March 31--The following incorporation
were Sized with th" secretary ~ state " Gay ana
Emanuel Pollock Snl Columbia ST.. Brooklyn. RAJ
Pollok Brooklyn. Abraham Pollock. y Y
rounds. 500 o0o. Anthony l. Asrc. % Murray ST
\ y Niuifred Astc Lewis W. Pearson. y. J.
II Henrich Manhaitan; allows. 900: C%Srn' %
u Henrich 43I West l4oth 81. y. y; Rosa Hen
.ich Ernest ~ Jucrgeus y. y. ~
ocean Trsnsportstion Corr.. Manhattan. 500 o9o
Julius !. FORBES $40 West lC2d St. y. Y. John
" Crsndau. r. : Livingston. y y
saks Tur Co. Manhattan SO ooq: Msor., r.,,l, j.
\ y samuel Ssls. Washington. p. G. ..
Brown Tube Distributing Co. Manhattan; |35 600
Floyd J. smith 81 Broad S.. tl'isttsourg. Lo'a
J. Smith. FlsJtsburg: Chsre Ayefiil Norces'ef
Lester u Maync. Ludwg pner. y y. ..
The United Ams.iels g. MAsIhatntan; 5000 5000
Providence Il ! . Msnsneld Ferry. y. Y. 49,.
Al over Town Co Msnhatisa. theatrical: SO.
CastelberS baltimore sylyo Helm y Y
Yam i,5'du,,s and Pyeinrs c. Nanhstiap s. goo
Rosenzwcig james Grlber. y y.
,We.r, shirt Saops. Msnhsttan: 100000 Arhqi i
,ss rll.. Ma5y e, N.. M.aa.!,a ~, J'.y
Hamburg Mirror WORKS. BROOKLYN. 5000 Joe
Ullmsn. Si3 Central AZ, Broohyu, Nathan Zshu
National Cartoon Service Corp. Manhattan: $50
Ooo. Arthur SchneuT. Sl6 North az East Gran
frrd y y Abr l.. herman. y. y. Rudolph
Barfa Bronx 49,
Hudson Tunnel Reef Co. Manhattan. 5000 W
VI ackman. $40 Madison a.. y y; Gus Goiter
Johu Carlson. Bf"olNn -
Arr0lp Rug Studies. MAnha''an 500 600 Fer
nanl6 Henuques. 81 Brosdsay. y. y. DAVID
Campbell " Matthews Y.
Gsrcy A McEntec Brooklyn: plumbing. $ oeo
DanicI J Csre, -; kniekerhgc,d avs Bro.kbn
1S.+lc. + NcEnt-e BroOkl,n. Edna J Siess. y
Gent Cous'ructon Co. Bronx 5000 Harold g
Cent 6Il Wales aV. Bonn. Nina J. Gent. JONI
UIye> Broihes. MsuhGtan. advertising: s. ooo
Douglas Hayes 900 ". 1884 e.. y. y LIN"
HvSt Growers and south sho- Tra7sror'etiof
Co Manhattan $50 roo Daniel N MeI' 'l , II5
EFT, ST. y John NJ Slo'lc Bi'oHph' heNI'
Cerrltscn. Lodi, y J.
New-York tribune., 1915-03-31
HOBOES GET 5-DAY STAY
Wavfarers' Inn Will Remain
Open Until April 6.

"Jef" Davis was happy last night. He
and his committee of ten 'boes had OBJ
tanned five days of grace for the Hotel
de Gink. Announcement of the victory
was made at "A mass meeting TO expose
the charity trust"
ave went 20 see Mayor Mitchell, nut
he was too busy to talH with US, said
"JeF." "Secretary Rousseau told US
that the Mayor was interested and that
we we're doing good work.
1--WE happened to drop in on meet
ING of the Subcommittee on unemploy-
ment And they gave us until April 6
before we must get out of here
The meeting to expose the charity
trust" is to be continued from night TO
night until the Hotel de Gink yanishes
10 make room for the new courthouse
New-York tribune., 1915-03-31
.FAVORS B. & M. MERGER
Committee Urges Leasing by
New HAMPSHIRE R. r.

Concord, ~ H., March 30.-The
Judiciary Committee of the Legis-
laturc viii report favorably on the
Eastman bill. which provides tha the
New Hampshire Railroad shall take
over the leased lines of the Boston
& Maine in this state if the proposed
Boston & Maine reorganization fails.
This announcement was made today
by Benjamin ". Couch, chairman of
the committee.
Representatives Of the Boston &
Maine and Of the leased lines have
reached an agreement on a modifca-
ton of the reorganization bill, and
the amended plan would be placed in
the hands 0. the judiciary Committee
before the close OK its hearing to-
nlght.
New-York tribune., 1915-03-31
Timely Neqvs of the Merchandise World
WHAT THE BUYERS
WILL LOOK AT TODAY

the outlook for the fall season can pe
based on this. there ~ not the siigntvSe
doubt that trade will be good TOT thc
remainder Of the season. naJority
of the jobbcrs arc out IN search OF oi
ders for the next fall season. anu 4"
later reports are ms encourhRIhs NJ
tbose which were received during the
last week. the prospect will be brighter
than i'm some time. The shrlnkhge III
the call for goods for home consump-
ton may be Offset by an Increased ue-
mand from Canada.
Mems neckwear manufacturers are
trying their best to place the STOCK
collar" on the market again. Several
mems furnishing buyers are OF the
opinion that the soft collar is losing
its prestige. and the demand for some
thing new is steadily increasing a
soft collar, when worn for few hours
in the hot weather. gets shabby look
ing. and seldom looks dressy, The
dust that accumulates on the collar or
the sack coat is very often seen on the
soft linen collar. end the result is that
il is soiled very quickly. The stock
collar" always looks neat, and there is
no reason why this particular branch
OF mems wear should not come back to
vogue.
The Schultz Cigar Stores Company
is going into the proft sharing coupon
business, and Mr.. Meyer, who il get
ting out their catalogue, is predicting
that many standard lines OF merchan-
disc will be given away. Mr.. Meyer
and his assistants have been at work
L., g., t,o
and hone to have the list of premiums
completed by the end Of next month.
II. T. Nekervis. who has been associ
ated for many years with William II.
Lorimer's Sons Company, Of Phila-
delphia, has joined the selling staff Of
II. A. James g. Co., Inc, of this city.
Several cases of hosiery that were
stamped with the French flag. in colors.
attracted attention from the passere-
by in Leonard Street yesterday. The
hosiery shipment is the result Of con-
tracts placed some time ago.
The United States Quartermaster'
Depot, Philadelphia, will open bids on
April for furnishing l25,00O yards Of
go. D." cotton cloth, piece dyed, and
Eo,uOU yafdS OF COlton cIolu w. ~
warp and filling Of same color.
Poplins costing around $l.07i7 are
in keen demand by cutters for immedi-
ate delivery, and iobbers are seeking
spot supplies Of lover qualities. This
weave is hard to procure fer prompt
shipment except in goods ranging from
$127iz upward. All worseted gabar
dimes. coverts, shepherd checks and
mohair filed goods continue to be the
fabrics in most active demand for
spring delivery. There is also l. steady
outlet for light French serges and
sarCcq of mons wear construction
New-York tribune., 1915-03-31
PAN AMERICA 2.CENT pne,
Cabinet Discusses Offer 4.
Southern Countrie,

Washington, March 3o.-P.dv,.
postal rates from the United s,,,
South and Central American na.l,..
means Of promoting CONNER.
friendly relations, was di,eu.,..
President Wilson with his csh,. y
day. The Post 0A'ce Departm..". =
made offers 70 all nation, y a,
Western Hemisphere 20 reduce ~ =
20 two cents. "' NJ
II was agreed By the Presids,y, =,
visers that every effort ,bo,ii "
made TO induce the nations ~ s :
and Central America 70 agree ~ ~, !.
reduced rates. '' " 2,
New-York tribune., 1915-03-31
INFORMATION BUREAU.

Inquiries relating 10 trade matters ana
conditions should be addressed 10 the Editor
q the Buyers Column.
Question Would you consider the
Baltimore Bargain House the largest
wearing apparel jobbers in that section
of the country? Sol j., Danyille, Va.
Answer Yes.
Question Will ,Xtra long sweaters
come back 20 vogue again? Permit
Companv. Answer Three quarter
length swe. ters will be shown for the
coming season. II you mean the long
coat sweater, no.
New-York tribune., 1915-03-31
Indian Refining Report

The indian refining Company IN p. 80,
70 stockholders for Tie 5fsr sad,d D,,.-,--s
1910 reports n'' sam'nu b-for. eh,,s8, = =
dalton or rroriIlnz '9r c9f i,-,--,., !, a. =
Tie report sag " 'ApfiH
II Niil he r0.si fUs' 'ho ravirz, s,...--
Ieai 'hos a l'1es's 07s' 'als. rss-'JsS - y
decrease in Ne ,euing va.s, n ts, =. - 3 4
ann 70 sh ir"fease in tle .0s, ~ ergfs IN =,
Tho incfs@sed proportion u OIL y,r-ts,,s . - ;
New-York tribune., 1915-03-31
Smelling Co. Hit by War.

TIE Federal Mining and smelling Company r.
income ot f'tl.5''. decrease Of Sl5e 80 com.
pared vim ihe previous year The surplus n,
uiVdeisis vas f3'-.5to. a decrease q sl51 siq spd
aiirt dcIl-ung preferred dividends Amounting h
1923. 5o'. the-c vas deficit ~ $40 9Os In hi.
remarks in stockholders President Day SAYS thai
operations fof tho rr., seven mouths o, he yes,
we'e YER satisfactory. but that the disastfou,
.Te't ~ no European var vas Immediately fel'
New-York tribune., 1915-03-31
BALANCE NOW 1858. 1868, ,469
March Trade Adds S118,28l,-
Oo4 More to Record.

Washington. March So;-The FIRST
four weeks of March piled up trade
balance Of SI1s.2sl .09i in favor OF the
United States. Since December J the
total balance has mounted TO So6s,-
36S, ,I69.
For last week alone the balance was
s56.17O,5Ss. Administration official Is
say the record continues TO eclipse all
others.
New-York tribune., 1915-03-31
OCEAN FREIGHT RATES.

The tonuag" mlrlet vas exceedingly quiet IN all
departments. and only a moderate gr.,r1I densW,i
p'alit't Tor vessels. Rates slightly easier and
tonnage was more freely offered Quotations 10 Liv-
,lloOl. l-I. ,b0Stoi Is. cotton 10 Liverpool per
zoe 10. s.. CHARTERS steamer 353a tons
Nt'- INDIA trade. one round trip. basis rs prompt
steamer. 'NJ tons. Vual. Philadelphia to Bangor
81. prompt. Norwegian bark aS9 tons timber Guif
10 VEST coast United Kingdom 225s optio1 east
codst. -a's. May-June: bark. 40 tons lumber CUR
10 the kiveF ~ ate. private terms. April: schooner
~ tons. coal. Norfolk 10 Perm smbuco private
terms prompt. schooucr. 1873 tons salt. TIrk.
Island 70 north Of Hatteras I0c. April
New-York tribune., 1915-03-31
JUDGMENTS RECORDED.
MARCH 20.
Manhattan.

Tic following Judgments were fled yesterday. OBJ,
frst name being that ~ the debtor -
A9SP'15 A2.e Gon,,n co and qS ccf'-Incru,. w5rs
Ads.l I.si'';; foI,ia Iaa. co-s.m.. 81 ,i..,5 ,5
Auetta q Co aud + Aulstts-Bront inre:,Hz Co.,
A''''" J INTERSTATE ''O'' '''''''' w. sl2iao
Anrien. order Or Hlbsrnian. and National s,a5,c.g
Same Gins & GecShesan. S2l.2o,
same Ilcrrinsbone Metal Laih Co. Sa,oS
same 9 Amos S-,t,-
same Frelin 4 ko''eL ,,,..955AA:
SsmeP Gallagher. stN!i
same j Jordie Iron Works. So.l.Gi
same queens Borough Rue s'one GO. !.lnS5
huntington. Mary n wcllam Co. ;s;;ii3iooss
brooks r w II Brown & CO. t6.ii'iN
Brown Realty Go and BroTn-BrorT ln1e,'ront
p,(, co man ~ c,-,,, ssals lS% 90
Haiassa. A-Globe Consin Co. s.. 2.-90e'
Bsumann Court Photographic. Inc-M Hell.
Bloom. \. and N Marhs-w w Smith. ,l5sIs
Eoacmsa s Bcuos and Literary As,n-s IOss slo,2.
Bastian. i-Sulzbc-scr sons Co Of America. sil3 1s
Colgate " H--E smith et a.. ~ ~
,1o Crommc,h jcss.e~F Trenholm. 'iiIf3
DVorsky. D-lnfer RAPID Trand: co costs. q,
Dane G.e,h Az. 2sl :, Corp. s!9.gs
SGp,I. ssme Same S &" T'''''' si6s. e
Commercial Exhibition CO. Inc-For Him Co.r
pacb,. Dcma-K X paloo'. $i5tl$
Darrancc; G-..W BIN. Inc. ,g5,9
F.asI'' F.asl q wv WI a",TnSG. MaS.a. s7:ss 3s
ffIIt.ibecr 4 and nsToa'-E L Richards. c.ii
Folsom F-f II ShaTcr. tl.'."l
Gemirder' Has Eyerard's Trcre+s 500
Gi God,ein. D and "j-rlymouih Rubber Co. ,e79-to
Garment Adv Co-Carcy Printing Go. s!.l to
New-York tribune., 1915-03-31
The Bronx.
SATISFIED JUDGMENTS.
MARCg n.
Manhattan.

Tho ar.. name IS that o' the debtor The second
ths, o. the creditor. and date when Judgment was
hrable SIS Silbe-stein Feb ?s. 1918: $500
An surety 60 and Leonard Eielsnd-reopie. o.;
Bc,eridae. j w-Graduste Club o, ci'y. Neo,
Boo.n. R NJ II Li,chseld ct al April 80. l9l,:
Commercial Tru-tirg ,nd Terminal Corp--Nify
CIotlins Co. MAY @. 1914: SISN.l2
Cohen Nj UoFcnbe-g. June 49, 1910; SIO-t
same Same. June ls. 1914: $3.50
FedcroI & Hchcrt GO and Ichert-J RstnIo,b
Hu51el. & E-J McComics. March 2'. 1875
Jssi. w-Ocean Electric Ry Co. Jan 2. 1915;
tllo.jG
Jacobs. Emma. Christian Jacobs Fireproonng and
Concrete Go. Y II. Mathew and W T Mathews
G. VI KraFoIer. sept H. 1913. $3.50 30
Klein Aloysiu, = smith. March %. 1910: tS32
Kramer Cou.t col Gu-k. May 8. 1914. s2oo.GS
Same Same MAY a. i3li; sls3.j3
Sarc-Sate NAV e. 1914. s292.40
wiz. Frraira1-A 4 Go. March e5. 1915; sl41.96
so-a.L S. sul Miglio-Peop.e. etc. Jsn .. l9!!
s,nc@Sam:. Jan 81. 1915 c,acstedl: $500
Nachatr-by. $. aud Goldberg -Same: Feb q.
Nortn sand 90 and " Il u NORTH A Mccarthy
& Bro. Feb %. 1915 fvacstedl. S2sl.62
The Bronx.
Christian Jacob, Tireproofug and Concrete Co. Inc
and NINA Ja.. os-G VI h -akoaer Dec 20. 1919
S535.90
New-York tribune., 1915-03-31


Mississippi Brl. LONDON March T.. 70 th. At
lsutic Transport Line win mdss Bar. 30 a m
Mare 40 Glo,sio Nor. Kingston March -, Por,
60 Wiil passenscr, snI fruit Bar. . p IL
Hsmi ron. Newport scts and Norfolk 10 The
O.d Dominion IS Go. with passengers and mdse.
Saratoga. Havana March -, 20 the Ncu York
and cuba Mail :, 60. with l6l passengers. mails
Camerouis tBrl. Glasgow March 20. 70 The An
chor Line. with hr,f % second cabin ~ steer
age Passengers malls aud mtse Bsr. 10 1853 m
Richmond. Gie0rget0nu. O Mach %. 10 The
A. sntc Coast Lumber 60 With lumber QIaran-
Necnes GaIvss;on March el 20 ;hs Mallory :. Co.
with passengers and inl.e Qusrntine. 50 n
- 60. Vitu mdse Quarantine. T. 30 M.
Marrhi0ness u Bufe iBfI. M7rseile. February
% dId Bermuda March ~. 90 DAVID 7 Warden. IN
ballast Bar 2sth
Ippra BIZ Msfa February q ia Bermuda.
March - % Punch. Eiye a 90. iu ballast. Bar
%u.a ,Gr,ekl. Nslers February 25 and Fay.l
~ Cid. Sew orleans March q. 70 the southern
Pacific 60 with mdse. Quarantine. 40 d.
SslIy Hook. y J Mar'h co. % p m-Wind
northwest moderate breel.. clear. Light sea
SAILED.
tDanI Ba.umore. Jefferson. Norfolk and Newport
Ners Lauisana dan. C0peuhssan. II Muldo
Galveston. san Gorgio l'ar. Norfolk, Rotterdam
tDutcnl Rot. -rIsm Radiant. Port Arthur. Apache
tHar.esfon anil Jacksonville. TFsksld dam. Nor
ok. san Ot0frs BIZ. Baltimore. Mara5o tBrj
D,merar. Minnesota lNosI. Port Antonio.
New-York tribune., 1915-03-31

e-bpster s-N Trace. .+Sl q8
srs-r.r Grocer4as Inc National Starch CO. $40 30
= s'ilvprmSn As CARRIER. s9fl
NIs'e. &C Dsma-t. - 30
Taane r J--G Rnyer Co: y! lN..l3
NcrdflarI. W-G Guerh. F-iO.>-
NVc.uaerr Flora-W T. Gardner: tl.5u' :
" j Burn. Inter Detective Agency. Inc-T ! l,rw.
cy. costs. tlC7.9i
W Th.r,eth ST Constr CO. Mason Constr Col :
C',,irrn t2.o7s.17
Yacruci A. by gdn--1n,er Rapi Transit Co. costs.
SIS 90
y,,,,st- n p Fiat S32iS
Young Mems Hebrew Assn P,elrenschre Ter .,
II rosts. ,l62.i6
The Bronx.
AnseI Corst Co Carruine Con and Psssnan 4
Son Inr-H Hermann Lumber Co. S5li?l
c,.,.,,,i.tap Feature Fim Col Singer; Si2if2
tt,,io,, y and Az, C-W II Miller et al $3.50 o.
t,ssucr T-Oiin ! S,ephens Inc; SlT2 80
Naithog l. I-F Aheie et al. N2,.l-
Pfrstcr. Smith Bullock Co. tla9.,-
Rrluer. H-Franci, VI Lcggct co: Slo-.2p
solomon Bertha Marco Bros, Inc. >l"3.,-
SaMue! l. Anshen Ca J. Len. sJ.5lN.N'
New-York tribune., 1915-03-31
DRYGOODS AND TEXTILE NOTES

Quite few Western jobbing houses
have placed fair sized duplicate orders
on cotton warp dress goods and the
cheaper worsted dress materials. If
New-York tribune., 1915-03-31
Department Orders.

Relnststsment-As ptmn lst grade. by order o.
ne courts March ~ J. J; Hcnn.gSeT. 10 ON ""
Transfers and AssIonments-Nlarch 81 rtlmn. A
G. Gilman from ith 20 9Th ] D: :. J. Brady
% on l. u ; Hcher and u. J Welsh. from r. B
a. squad Go bet. Bu. Is sc'- de, TEds t4e
slsdeI. warrant squad discontinued. II Nfon
2,Nth. bicycle du} AZ Booth. Central ana Farmer
avs ST. A.baus J.. Cauwcll and =. VI. Groie
-->th. bicycle duty at Boob Coutrai and Farmer
As gnmt>- Srgu., L. !. g. RiedCll 3fth. A. act
& O. Bu Of Disciplinary Records 10 DAYS Msrcl
50. Pthnn. II. !. Foley and " j Eunghi. 1T
70 ooice q Second Dep Com. 80 days. Mar.h Mar.h q"
J. CunniH. 9Th. 10 oficc Of District ATTORNEY; :
a'g Gsy. N1ISa %S ' T. + ESsS E1c 9,a sa 70 n H' E" @
2eth. and =. V. l.. Patton e5ih. to Pe'1 b1;
NiemSnd. 46th to Dct Bu., 10 days. AprIl ?. L;
days March 30: ]. Csracclolo. "a to 9Th J. p.
80 DAY. 4sy AP5 NELL 40 W ; u P'I Xsc Isa M De- to j,
10 S @,'i :, Agr Jo, o,a = peIr say: Il March e.
WcycIe Ptmn. NJ Z Mccormack. Sa'h. IN slst.
duis n booth Mariners HarhJr 10 days. April !.
Assigumt Discontinued Pumn. +. J. Hughes, An
Leaves Of Absence mo paw r,l9o 4 Las sizes
Ter. 1891. ] day AWl ;; = McGMH' I'',i. q
Applications for fun PAY Approved. rtlm44 ,.
" Callahan. 18th from Feb u 90 Feb. 20. Z. L..
orr. l6rh from March -. during disability; { ..
Cayapagh. lC7th. from Jan. % 10 March j. isle"
I T,1mH. Vi o,Rrien. iieth. A H. Pcrrge. lEd.
To 8, SO grade VI j. Mcdowell. 279th Apr!
EnIpsnt 2si' St:o ApT, .t,i & Anil ri TS' rrn s
lih April 6. To Sliio grade. Ap-il q 4 e.
Rumm4s ist 4 MsiIGy ION; Z 5oS MaIoIeS1 1aI., si
V Ahern i2i + stCgat. Goth; " +. Fleming
r ieahy. l4lth: @ + Wagner. l46lh. Il. ".
Ziemer. l4Sh: J T. sullivan ana E. schargT. l4iET
New-York tribune., 1915-03-31
TRANSPACIFIC MAILS.

Destination and steamer GO p. m
Guam. Philippines via san Frarciscol-U ;
Trars.ou .......... ............... TO-DAY
teI-Ntan ................... April
Hawaii t7id san Efsnriscol -Miihelmina April
Hawaii Japan. tcIca. tuius Philippines via
Sa1 Francisco, ,-Pe-.i4 ........''.......Ap April
New-York tribune., 1915-03-31
THE WEATHER REPOh'
Forecasts and Records OF inc
Last Twenty four Hours.

ys,ttpgto, March sO-Ths dlsturbanos hH VS.
over Southeastern Colorado Monday his"' "- -
10 southwestern Alabams. snsnded BY genera ,'"'
,hroisbou, N. South and snor and ram J" ~
ns,sss: sl,o by decided Temperature i''' 'i''s
along the gulf Coast There were l"h '"'"
the lover lake region. snoT, and ram Ho"
ks,.a. aud Oklahoma NORTHUMBERLAND lnlo -. tbe
.nj rsid, IA the PaciHc states. hlse'i's." .,.,..
weather was fair with sOmeThst hlshe'
Tb,rs alli he rain ~ snor weinesdsy o'sf ~ he
no,thern and rain over the sOuthet1 pVIr,s,t~y h,
night into the southern portion OF ~ ~, .satbe,
lan,ic states and followed by gep.Is.1 - r7ur.I,y
Tbur,dsy During "wednesday nBlt Ut ll.,ieo n
tho su0s will ertend into tns nOfthsfl PTn.i,nd
tic middle Atlantic district and into ~. ee.n fai,
UIgewhsrs the weather will be seb.i,s"y yso,,,si
Wsdnesdsv and Thursdsy. except IN the oe,'rs 90
Rocky Mountain region. where there WI, ~ sbe,.
W,,lnes1sy aud I'm the north Paclnc hatS' eoide,
there will be rain "wednesday. " WI, ~ C'u,
W,dnesdsy in tie southern Dorl@, o So,.bern
state. with cold yaVs A. MN a. IN. ul.ins
Tiorlds I, will DO warmer Thursday VI tn. 1
s,ate. the Missouri VALLEY and tho SOnib"e',, ,,,.
gt0rn garniugs are dlspayed on "s ~, ,bs
coast from Fort Monroe 10 Jsrksph'i,N ~gIta -.
f;uif roas, from Tampa 20 BFop 'o o,,i,t
Sarninzs haze been ordered FOR Southes ss,etn ~
an, lie sg,thsrn portions u Nississippi ana M. N
baIna ctcept Southwestern Georgia Al"
Norhves'cri Porida. -, No,,b A..
Wind, for wednesday and ThurdD Nonn ~, ~ !,
I,r,ir fresh 20 strong vest and no'hTea' W1i.,ttc
Atlantic fresh northwest 10 nofth. s'nth ~, 1,1oi
norfIeast becoming fresh and strong eeG ,s,
a,.t. 40 ,,eth south On the Florida coast ss.'
Gny fre,b 10 s,ong south over east portion & snms
ire ,o x.sf and northwest during Nefnes1sg slEs
no,thge,i over west portion ses, Cur. nesh h''l'
Great Lakes, moderate northwest ana vest
New-York tribune., 1915-03-31
Fsr.esu for Special toOslitIs'.-Es's''' NJ

Fst,os,t for Special toosiitis'-t"t"n NV
York. fair to-day. snow az nlsht or Tomorrow
Nov Englsae, FAIR to-day. to-rnorro'' po''''
SNOW ,.-,.,,,, t,,,,,sinz
.loudIpess TO- snow at night or % morrow. a,
vestenl New York and Western fenhN'~"~'
fair to-day and to-morroT. ~ =. H.. ,,o,v n,
D.iawarc Increasing clOudiness to-day shoN ~
,sin this sf,enoo- or tonight. 70 morrow V'OO'
Dstrict y, Columbia and Maryland. probably ram
or SNOW day: tomorrow. fair - ,.,.
Virginia snow rain % day; N mo-ruWi s,o,,
West virginia fsir 20 day. except possDp eNV'
I'm ertreme east. tO-m0ffJW. ialr
,,,,, orleI,I R,eord-rhe following orica rec
,,d ,,o,, tho Weather Bureau shows the changes IN
a., ,.,,.-,,.. n, tho i,st twenty four hours. tn
comparison With the corresponding date of last yea
New-York tribune., 1915-03-31
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED

COOK. CHAMBERNfAfD. WATTRESS--Scotch. To-
gether separate: both thoroughly experienced
three years excellent references. city or COuHtry.
Industrial Association Agency, Il West 42d -
COUPLE.--S.i,,. excellent cook. good manager,
neat. economical: butler. valet. useful excellent
references city. country Industris. Association. II
West 4-d =.
COUPLE.--Gsrdeuer. coachman. useful. wife excel
lent cook. will do anything. ! years best refer
ences. Industrial Association. II West 41d S.
'Phouc ;2l0 Bryant.
HOT SEWORkER Finnish American strong VIII
Ing; city or county, excellent references lehu's
Agency. II h l25th 81. Phone 5Jl5 Harlem
New-York tribune., 1915-03-31
GALEN HALL

HOTEL AND SANATORIUM.
ATLANTIC CITY, y. j.
Aly7ays open. Always ready Always husy
Cannot ne exceiled for comfort or table
and service. A delightful place for Spring.
Touic and curative baths. with trained az
p L YOUNG. General Manager.
New-York tribune., 1915-03-31
Vessels Arriving at and De-
parting from Port OF
New York.
HIGH WATER

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sunrise. 5iS. sunset. 6.25. moon rises '.-S'
New-York tribune., 1915-03-31
WORK WANTED.
III W ~ u q
Male.

JAPANESE -EKperielced cook butler housevork
city. country; good references Natanabe, ID
Madison 81.
YOING IRISHMAN wishes position a. anything
with chance for Advancement. cash security n re
quired. T. McDermOtt. 9s Chauucey 81. Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1915-03-31

Mails vessel
Vessel. For Line close. sails.
Negautic. Liverpool. W S....... $50 am L no
I,.Iia. curacao. Red ID ......... $50 am l. 90 m
Bermutiau. Bermuda. Quebec. 900 am II % am
/4cdpa. Colon. y / CO........ 80 am l. 90 m
o. Grarge. Santos. 1900 m 300 pm
Pr ,iaurI,s Hayt. " L. l. 80 anu 300 pm
San Ilciut0 Galveston. Mallory. ---- 30 pm
{ manche. Jacksonville. clyde.
THURSDAY. APRIL !
HeliE OlaV. Christiausaud. S-A.l0 90 am m pm
Monterey. Havana. NarI........ % 90 an L. M m
Alliance. Cr.,tohal Panama l. % sm 300 pm
IL sud. Galveston, 60 Pac...... 500 pm
FRIDAY. APRIL p
Santiago Nassau. Ward ........ T. % N
Isuage. Jacksonville. ttste..... 90 pm
& Of M0utgomtr,, Savannah. SaS --- 90 pM
New-York tribune., 1915-03-31

Hlshe., temperature Yesterday. s8 az S.Lo ? no -.
lowest 20 fat a M. Average, Zs' avs.Ns LoT
corresponding date last year. 50. NeHse '0' N''
Local Foreoast.-Fsr today; sno" ~ nlsls .,
10 morrow: fresh 20 strong northwest !" ho'O'S'
winds.
New-York tribune., 1915-03-31
FRIDAY. APRIL ?
likS. Patrss. March i6........
OUTGOING STEAMERS.

Brings mall.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1915-10-29
Look Before You Leap

DURING the past six or eight
years I have frequently heard the
statement made that people had learn
ed a great deal more about Life In
surance than they used to know, and
that the Individual who had made up
his mind to insure his life was pretty
apt to Look Before He Leaped. My
observation is that some" people
have learned that all legal reserve or
So called "old line" companies, ARE
NOT "About the same" They have
learned that all of them DO NOT treat
all Of their members in the same way,
and that all have not records extend
ing over a long series Of years Of a
Square Deal to each policy holder,
whether he knew what was his dues
under his contract or not-such a rec
ord, for instance, as the Mutual Bene.
fit HAS. 1t is fact that the average
buyer Of Life Insurance buys from an
Agent who goes after him." regard
less of what company the Agent rep
resents, or the nature Of the contract
he sells. Comparatively few seem to
understand that while there Is little
difference in the net cost Of insurance
in any Of the old, established, legal re-
serve companies, there Is vast differ
ence in the Contracts. In view Of the
fact that the individual who buys the
insurance Pays the freight" it would
seem to be only common, business
sense for him TO "Look Before He
Leaps" even tb Sh his own brother
become INTEREST," in life insurance.
The Mutual Benefit is recognized all
over the United States as being In a
Class BY ItseIf-the One that has Al
ways Done the Most for Its Members,
and I shall be pleased to show YOU
if YOU care to be shown.
SAM M. GRIST, Special Agent