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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-29
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS.
ARRIVED
THE WEATHER REPORT

Washington. Nov. 2o.-Ths feature Of the weather
Sunday wa the development 0, low over Michigan.
attended BY rain and snow. ule latter attending TO
the southwark into the Ohio valley. second low
Of considerable Intensity hs appeared OF the north
Pacific Cosst. attended by rain and moderate south
gales In all other districs the weather has been
fair with moderate temperature Snow is indicated
10Y the upper axe region aud ram turning TO snow
IN the lower lake region Monday. with lower tenn
pcratures generally from the OHIO Valley eastward
Snow hurres viii continue IN rhe AXE region
Tuesday sld rain 10 probable In New England sise-
where fair weather Is probable
Winds Tor Monday and Tuesday viii be;
North Atlantic. fresh southeast. middle Atlantic
fresh southeast Increasing south Atlantic moderate
southwest 20 west. bast GuN. moderate northwest
West Cur. moderate north. upper axes nsn
70 strong northwest winds with snow Monday,
mllishlAg Tuesday. lower lakes. incressing south.
shifting 70 west with rain turning 70 SNOW; storm
ce.t-a Michigan moving northeast
Advisory northwest storm waning. s.3o y. m I:
Lakes Michigan and Huron and srtrsns eastern
Superior Storm over Michigan moving northeast.
ward s.rong northwest winds. with snow. Indicated
next twenty four hOus.
Storm warnings are displayed on The Great Lakes.
ere Suutr.OT.
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diminished volume at first, In their
old channels. The government
scheme for buying American securi-
ties Is still confidential, but reports
indicate that holders will readily
respond 10 a patriotic call,
The remedy for Dutch and Scandi-
navian exchanges should be in
creased exports Of commodities and
gold. Many Of the trade restrictions
iealously maintained by petty off,
Gals might well be removed.
So far as the Stock Exchange is
concerned the buoyancy Of Consols,
which have recovered three points
from the lowest, fully justifes tho
policy Of free market.
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u;rst Finds Finance Is Di-
yerting Public Attention
from Recruiting.
IFVIES OF MEN
HIT BANKS HELP
pcKenra's Insistence on Con-
yertible Gold Currency To Be
Backed by the City.
By FRANCIS W. HIRST.
Editor london Economist"

London. Nov. 2S.-The very i'm
pOrtant declarations Of Reginald
McKenna. Chancellor Of the Ex-
chsquer, to The Tribune correspond
ent, especially in regard to the
urgent need Of maintaining exports,
have awakened much interest here
and have received a prominent posi-
ton IN our newspapers.
The desirabiIity Of a larger ex-
portable surplus deserves special
emphasis now that the great re-
eruiting boom is in full swing. The
methods and policy of recruiting
will be discussed next Tuesday in the
House Of Commons, when the case of
the manufacturers and shipcwners
will be set forth. Lord Inchcape, this
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-29
LAWYERS SEE TRADE THEFT
Accuse Notaries Of Practising Law
Without License In Queens.

Under the direction Of the grievance
committee Of the Queens County Bar
Association action Is to be taken
against notaries public and real estate
men who practise law without license.
Recently there has been renewal Of
activity in the real estate market In
Queens, and the lawyers say that they
have discovered notsries and brokers
who solicit clients on the ground that
they will advise them and draw up all
necessary legal papers.
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To Discuss Panama Trade.

The Department Of Commerce an
nounced yesterday that A c. Snyder.
American Consul at Panama City, would
be at the Office Of the Bureau OF
Foreign and Domestic Commerce, 400
Custom House, to-day. tomorrow and
Wednesday from 10 to IL q. m. to dis
cuss Panama trade opportunity with
any New York merchants interested IN
the subject.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-29

years president of the Bankers In
stitute, has just spoken Of the grave
anxiety" caused to the bankers by
the depletion of their STATS. Mr..
McKenna plainly gives financial So
curity priority when he touches on
the overwhelming duty Of maintain
ing the volume Of imported supplies
by an outward stream Of exports.
Gold Reserves Needed.
The city will also strongly indorse
his insistence upon the value Of con-
vertible gold currency. A drain on
our gold reserves results from our
enormous contributions TO our Allies,
but this very fact will surely compel
them TO send US ample supplies of
gold, which are essential just now to
the trade of the international banker.
In short, If we are to continue 10
finance our Allies on the present
scale, we must increase, or at least
maintain, our exports, and we must
also maintain our gold standard.
This view will be Endorsed by the
city. Mr.. McKenna's general view
reminds me of phrase | heard the
other day to the effect that the war
is now a struggle between the fnan-
cial endurance Of Britain and the
military endurance of Germany.
Y. s. Schemes Little Noticed.
The American International Cor
poration excites little interest here.
Business men are leaving journalists
to capture the trade, knowing full
well that customers, trade routes and
financial habits are difficult TO alter,
and that after the war many rivers
which have been diverted or stopped
will run again, though, perhaps, with
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sToR.,;E NOTICES.

TO FRANK T. FARRELL: You are notified
yhat on December 10. 1911, Al , p m q,
the fifth Avenue Auction Rooms; Nar,.,
~ CIV OF New York. for the purpose q
safisfying lien for storage. We SHAH sen
fbroueh Henry A. Hartman auctloneer, ths
urouarty Of which you are owner oesSt'oo~
Ieiox ~ auction, VIZ.
1 f.rrnine Mun,
/ Ermine Hat.
1 Mink Nun.
1 Mink Collarette
1 Mink trimmed Hat,
/ Ermlne stole.
Dated November IS. 1918.
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Shipping Information and
Marine NeUS of the World

Carolina tsssdl Gcthsneurs Nov and casis-
rGn.s $ Via Boston q. 70 Eurn:ss witty d CO;
WITH mdse. ST. niles sss. q FZs is.aad. SIS
VICE. Kits.1p Nc. L; 70 p,ra wIdsa. IN
5. co, WITH psSsens-r> mails and nd.s. Hlxh-
Pssn,-. Fhisa,5hi, to re oyds S. Co. vim
iiaho Brl Hul No, S. va Boston n. 70 san
ds-son 4 So. Win Indss. Bar 1915 IN
T Is wards eal' Ia ssIlss3 Bar. ie:, al
CrosstJ tL0, LONDON Nov IL. 70 INrnssa. Witty
HIihouss NJ. PhIsie Dbl, Nov ~. to Simpson.
Speaos q TCunz. In ballast quar-. ! As D N
Tou-s. tRussi. Hull Oct ST. 10 mas.sr. IN ballast
o. ordun, tBrl. Liverpool Nor Il. to tn. cun.-t
Line. Slsh passenssrA malls and mdss Fire la
Madonna lFrl. 9, NsEair, No, IS. 70 Jsnss "
Eva. A Go. IN ballast
Ne5rssrsn. London Nor Is and Boston n TO
20 Aa,r an Hawaiian So CO. IN ballast Fin
ortans nj. Liverpool. passed In Sandy Hook a,
80 M A.stsn. Boston. passed 10 SANDY HooA
A-tlao a. 5 5S /, n. B4Iaio 19f) Hgl, anchored
n quarantine rs m Ho.hsm Nswton (Brl. New
a. m Ba1sio M. Hun Nos IT, 10 ss1de-ssn
= Son. v,iA Hdss. pAsssd Pre- 7, ard a. 80 N.
Aassan Boston. Nov o. " the AmsrieAn .Hsr ali an
Steamship Line. VITA mtse r. San F-Encisco
passed Ire AID a. N PtiHeeas Anne Nsr-
80 CO s viz, SGss 70 ana i Ss S %
quarantine al 2..7 ! IA; Ty.es Nsspors Nsws and
Norfolk 70 the ord Dominica Steamship Co with
ndsc. ptssei ~ quarantine a. 5i5 p u os'abAw.
Ga weston - the southern Steamship Co. wiwth
mdse. passed IN quarantine al s3s m
sandy Hook. Is J. Nov g. $50 p m-W;nd
southeast. moderate breeze. clear; smooth seA
SAILED.
Steamers Rio Crande Brunswick: jamestown.
Norfolk andNefwpo-r News. Guysne tFEl, Bor-
deauN T1gtenhsm (Brl. do II Sigiio Galveston
Taac do Cha.mette. ew OreGs. ogeeches
H0s.or. COMET vot Arthur with barge
Etonian fBrl. Liverpool, Ho.bein tBr). Malchsser
pabldse lBrl 10. tlvra Mmier lBrl. Phla
* ss'oa. Hludoo DO. Hull. John Rockefeller.
Tusgau.
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS.
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sURROGATEs NOTICES.

GRTGGs A IRVING-IN PURSUANCE
II an order OF Honorable John +. Co.
haian. Surrogate 81 the County OF New
york, NOTICE liz hereby given to al per
sons having claims against A. irving
Griggs. late Of the County Of New YORK
deceased 10 present the same with Vouch-
ers thereof to the subscribers, al tner
place Of transacting business. at the once
- Rufus T. Griggs No 81 Nassau Street,
I'm The CITY OF New York. on or before the
18th day OF May next
dated. New York. the srd day OF NO
RUFUS = GRIGGs, Executor.
ELIZABETH MARION BEEcHER,
Attorney FOR Executors 81 Nassau
Street Borough OF Manhattan. New
York City
MADDEN. HAROLD FIN PURSUANCE
OF an order OF Honorable John Z; Cohalan
no,ice is hereby given 20 al persons having
claims against Harold F. Hadden, late OF
the County OF New York. deceased, TO pre-
sent the same. with vouchers thereon, 20 tns
subscribers at their place OF trsnsActlns
business at the Office Of their attorneys.
Messrs Duer, Strong Whitehead, No ~
Wall Street, in the City OF New YORK. on or
before the 2sth day OF April next.
Dated New York. the llth day OF October
HAROLD F. MADDEN. JR..
Executors.
pUER. STRONG a WHITEHEAD.
Attorneys foi Executors.
No - Wall Street.
Borough OF Manhattan.
rev York City.
POOR HENRY WIN PURSUANCE OF
an order OF Honorable John +. Cohs an, a
Surrogate Of IN. County OF New York. notice
is hereby given to all persons having claims
against Henry " Poor late OF the County
OF New York deceased 10 present the same
with vouchers thereof to the subscribers. At
FNFsa hNHa
Wall Street in the CITY OF New York. on or
before the 18th DAY Of December next
Dated. New York, the 9Th day OF June.
1915 CONSTANCE f.. POOR.
ADRIAN H. LARKIN.
HENRY V. POOR. Attorney for Executors
. Wen stJ Borough OF Manhattan
CUTTING JUDITH CARTEK.-TN PUR-
suance OF an order OF Hon. John Z. CO.
halan. a Surrogate OF the County OF New
York notice Is hereby given TO ali persons
having claims against Judith carter CUT
ting late OF the city OF New York and OF
Paria France deceased. TO present the
same. wiki vouchers thereof. 10 the SUD
scr.ber. at ais plac. for transac,ing o !i,
on or before the 18th day OF January. 1915
Dated. July ~. lsls ,..,,.o r,o,
CHARLES g ARoNsTAM. Attorney for
Executor 100 Broadway. New York CITY
FOWLER GRACE BUCHMAsrER IN puR.L'
arc. of a. order ~ Hon lohn Y. 'ohalan, sur
-os,f. d, the County O. New York. Notice q hereoy
sssu n all persons having claims ss.insi Gfss
Buckmsgsr FONler late 81 The to1Ly on ~
Thereof 10 he subsrrfber at MS place o. uansact
business AZ the orice of Charles X o'onnSSI 80, g.
ilrI n-osdsay Borough q Nsnhstsn. In ne NV
n NeW York m before the soth dC :" pees"''
Ter next -. A.. =, ,,,.. tets
AIRFRT FOWLER Admlnsuhoi
CHARLES n. O'CONNoR ESQ A,tort g sor ~
r'risfrstcS No 1851 BfoadsD b"rousn O
Manhattan New Yors tiJ
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WEEKLY SUMMARY OF BOND SALES ON THE STOCK EXCHANGE

n nj
a
Total and ago.
again in 1914
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CHANGE OF NAME.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that TIE
Hicks Press, Inc. domestic corpora.
ton. having its principal once In the
City, County and State OF New York. VIII
apply 10 the Supreme Court Of the STATE
OF New York at a Special Term Part
thereof 20 DO held a, the County coury
House in the city and County OF Nsw
York on the sth day af Decemosr, tstet
a. 10 50 clock In the forenoon OF tnes
day, or as soon thereafter as counsei csz
be- heard for an order authoris'hs 80
corporation TO change It's corporate nems
TO The Dickson -csnavan Printshop, tna
Dated. New York " y, November ssn'
1918 THE HICKS PRESS. me-.
BY w. CAAPBELI<piShevN
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Hlghest tenIpersture ye5terdsJ. 81 drsss Iu
p M; lowest, az degrees tAt As M; average
veSerday Is degrees average for corresponding date
last year ~ degrees. average for corresponding
date last thirly-th years. 50 degrees.
Barometer Rsaoiasa
an.sols ? m....s0.os . H.. 1877
Local Forsoast.-Rsin to-day; Tomorrow sAr and
eodor. with increasing southeast w.nds
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REAL ESTATE.
InNl- Island.
COUNTRY PROPERTY.
DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

STATE OF NEW YORK. OFFICE OF THE
SECRETARY OF STATE IS; THIS
CERTIFICATE. issued IN duplicate, hereby
c~rUdes that the GUS LIZZIE q COM
PANY. INC. a domestic stock corporation,
has filed Ia this Office on this 18th day OF
November 1915. papers for the voluntary
dissolution Of such corporation under SEQ
ton 22i % the General Corporation Law,
and that II appears therefrOrn that such
corporation has compiled with said sec
ton IN order 20 be dissolved
WITNESS my hand and the seal 81
once u the Secretary Of Stats,
tsEALl at the City OF Albany. this nf-
teenth day OF November, one
thousand nine hundred and afteen.
G. W. TAFT.
Second Deputy Secretary Of Stats
All persons having claims against the
above-nemed corporation are directed 20
present the same forthwith at the Once Of
Messrs Horkheimer q Cohen. attorneys
No 10 Cedar street. New York City. N. Z.
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Barometsr RsadIaaa
FIRE RECORD.

A. NJ
l2.s0-Ss9 West lsith Il. James Farrell. trfnns.
$3.50 West l3lth st. John H,rpor: trifing
5l0-400 Audubon Az; e. Feinberg; trinins.
i0.50-li0 PARK Row. Columbia Biggunnl, sjeO
Z. NJ
IL .l0-320i Amsterdam sy.; Paul Temris; trfhins.
II i5-4s East l35th st. Ella Clementa; slOVQ.
O0-Gf0 East i7Oth ST.: Andrew Beckman; ".
l05-l0l0 80 sV, Jacob Solomon tnning
t5O-9Sth a. and North River. New YORK Central
Railroad. unknown
sl5-sOi East Assn st. Julius Ksriin; trifnr,
TO5-493 East liIth ST. Charles Hockfed; uihins.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-29

K,upsnF-r CNorl. Shields Nov s. to Master. in
In and lSwedl Gsne OF 20. Gotherburz FL
Sunderland II and Boston Nov %. 10 Furness,
witty 4 Co. With mise. Bar Al 30 m
Chr 1nchslssn tNorl, Rotterdam Nov ! 70 inc
Holland America Line. IN ballast Bar At SIS m
Craster Hall, AntoisEnta Sep; rs Melilone, oel
Calao Z Coronel Y. Puuts Arenas Il. Rio q.
lane 10 No. and q Lucia Ia. 70 John W Ryan
with nitrate Of soda Bar Al a N.
oscar II DAM. Copenhasen Nov ID, Chrsnsni'
II sri Chrisfiensand Is. 10 Funch. Edye 90
With 10 hrst and O. second cabin and 22l steoras'
passengers. mails and mdse. Bar al loI m
New Yors. Liverpool No, 70. to tho American
Line with no frat ard 100 second cabin and lot
s-serage pa0euger. mails ard mise Bar a. Ii'
Italia nt.). Naples oct 30 ard Almera Nov s.
70 Pierce o., With ndse Bar a. IA
Iucilins iBrl Iondon Nov a. 10 Simpson. spenc'
4 Ypurg IN ballast Bar a. 70 m,
stratIleven DBL Hsue Nov "a. 70 The Conpsgni.
General TransauAntidue. IN ballast BH a. 7 Il
Well. City Obi. Bristol Nov 10 ard svan,es Is
n James Arkell & Go. with mdse. Bar Al II H.
Parkn.vcn tBr). Norfolk Nov 20. 70 Norton. LnD
4 o. In ballast Ie,t Quarantine al ! 20 m
CAnnizsro (Br). sndiiesbrough Nov II. % san
dersnn 4 Son With mdie Bar At m. EIth N,
Madonna (Frl 81 Naziire Nov a.. 10 James "
TlgeiI & co, IN ballast. Bar. . n;
Anglo Nercan (Brl Cardiff Nov H. 70 bloef
Co In ballast. Bar. 2 m ~, /.
Car tRussl. Arrhangel Nov H. 70 Benham q
Boyesen. With passengers. malls and ndse uuaf'
9.3j m.
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WORK WANTED.

Male.
YOUNG GERMAN COOK and PAr1ssrERB. Crit
cla.. t20). SPEAKS French. Engsh desire, po' In
bo6en. Yacht utowans.
Fsmaie.
A VISITING GOyERNEss. very successful vi
backward children: references. Address hns l.
Richmond Il Irving Place ciJ.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

TIE EXCHANGE NATIONAL BANK or iOnL
Ohio. Is merging il aralrs with tina, OF Ths Lcii
Stats Bank. and IA accordance with the law cred
iiors aHy. arc hereby notified TO present elsins
Tor payment JNO. u. swun ,CAAhlsr.
Lodl. OKLA. o. IL lsla
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sURkuGA~ g NOTICES.

~ PURSUANCE OF Az ORDER OF HON
orable John z. Cohalan a Surrogate OF the
County Of New York.
notice h. hereby given 20 all persons
b.,tre Claims against Charles Unangst, late
Of the County Of New York. deceased. TO pre-
sent the same with vouchers thereof 10 the
subscriber. at her place OF transacvng buSi,
80 az the Office OF Baldwin, Fisher
Potter. No 81 Nassau Street In the Bor-
ough OF Manhattan, city OF New YORK. on
or before the first day OF May NEXT
Dated. New York. the 18th day OK Octo-
'e'' KATIE g. UNANGsT.
Executrir.
BALDWIN, FISHER & POTTER.
Attorneys for EXecutrir
81 Nassau Street.
New York City. New YORK.
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Foc,saa for Special LocalltI~-r.t.rr Mr.

York District Of Columbia Maryland and Viz
glni. rain Monday. to-morrov fair and colder {:
W@tern Nav York. rain today colder In the west;
tomorrow snow or rain and much colder. South
EN- New England increasing eloudiness to-day
With rain in the western portion. 70 morrow rain
Northern New England. Increasing cloudinss To-
day rain or snow O-nlght 70 morrow rain. pos
siby turning 10 snow. Eastern PennsyvGiA New
Jersey and Delaware. rain to-day; tomorrow party
o.oudy and COZ der, Western Pennsylvania rain
md colder to-day; to-morrOw probably snow; West
Virginia. fair and colder to-day. preceded By ram
ia the east tomorrow fair
Local orleIs R,eord.-The following official roo
ord from tho Weather Bureau shows the changes In
the temperature Tor the las, twsnty-f hours IN
comparison with the corresponding date Of last year
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provost. srANHOPE. - IN PURSU-
ance OF an order OF the Honoraole John
- VI Notice ls hereby given 20 all
persous having claims against Stanhopo
provost. late Of the city Of Lima. Peru
~. tbc,Iof 10 The subscriber. at his place
Of transacting business. the office OF LLOYD
q MADDOX. 10. % william street tMan.
hattan). In the city Of New fork. on OF
hefore the 18Th day OF February next
dated. New York, the 3rd day OF Au-
gust, 1918. hAN.HIs i n -
Ancillsry Administrator c. l. l.
LLOYD q MADDOX,
Attorneys FOR Administrator.
80 william street
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Vessels Arriving at and De-
parting from Port Of
New York.
MINIATURE ALMANAC

sunrti.. f.o2. suasst tSt. moon riS=- IA
4 n mons ass. a
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TRANSPACIFIC MAILS.

$50 D m.
Esafils Mar, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS To day
laval Via sea'tlel -Hy ades. .........,. To-day
Guam ana Philippine Islands via San Frat
ciscol-U : tGnspor ....-.. Toe ]
Hawai- Philippine lslsnds Samoan Islands.
Australia New Zealand IVA san Fran
sisco,-si.rrA Observation-Disclosures. Dec .
Japan Corea. chin. via ss.nls)-Ththy-
flp, '.-,.................. Dec J
Jap.n. Core. china Philippins Islands trL
Seaule)-NeIico Maru ............... :. Dec )
Tahiti Marauesas. Cook Islands New Tea
lard Australia trA San Francisco
Mona ... .... . Dee .
Hawai-. Japan. Cor.a China Philippine Id
ands tVia San Frsncisco)--Persian Maru Dec
Hawaii Fiji Islands. New Zealand. Austrana
iva Vancouver and YictouA)-Makura. Des "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-29

~ PURSUANCE OF a oKDEH or HoN.
,be COUNTY Of New York. NOTICE Is
% 49, ~t,-u 10 all persons having claims
sesinsi ISABEL Ann Chamberlain, late OF
- S,.rt- u New YORK.. deceased. - pee
~ - anne with vouchers thereof TO
M. s,,bs-riber AZ place OF trsnsacting bust
oess. Room 1908. No s. Liberty street IN
Inc CITY - New York. on or before tue
asth day II January next
dated. New York. the 2sth day OF July
1919 .-,,,, ,.u.uprp,.rY
Administrator.
Care Of r. r. HOWARD. AtJ.
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Hotel Bon Air

AUGUSTA, CA.
Opa. December 18th. Why .-ot spend
your holidays theref Two me is-hois golf
courses beautiful clubhouse. sxosilsnt
driving and motoring. shooting and all out
door sportA
Address {. C. TRUSSELI, Munger
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n, PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER or
ronorable John r. Cohslan. a surrogate
n, me county OF New York. NOTICE IL
bersIv given 20 all persons having claims
as,f,st Emma W LockrOw. late ~ the
~ ~ Essex. New Jersey. deceased.
20 uresent the same with vouchers thereof
80 lie subscriber. at place OF transacting
bnsiness No 20 Liberty street. IN The CITY
~ New York. on or before the hrsi day OF
May next -. 80, e., -, o.,o-
0ei LEVI 6. TENNEY. Executor.
roTrs. "a. COLEMAN. Attorney for Ex-
srutor Is Liberty street, Borough OF
Manhattan. New York city.
~ PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF
Honorable John = Cohalsn surrogate
n, tne county % New York NOTICE II
hereby given TO all persons having claims
srtiust Laura Hoadly Johnson. late OF the
1euntv of New York. deceased. 10 present
he same With vouchers th-reof 10 the
snbscrIpers. at place Of transactlng busi-
80 No is william street. IN The city
az Eew york. on or before the 18TH day Of
December next .a., -, 49,,
,sts GEORGE HOADLY.
wv IONS y. y. SCARBOROUGH.
mn 10 NcCOOK Executors
Attorney for Executors. 10 WIi1lAm
street New YORK Slty' -
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1915-07-01

The wedding Of the by the digging of the Panama canal
apparently until death do part" They again
divorced by a big slide in Culebra clt,
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RENO SETS AN EXAMPLE

~ HERE has been shaking up the dry bones the Reno Com
merca club of it all there likely living
breathing spirit the spirit of material advancement municipal at
fairs For long time the high
venting large membership in the organization There another
deterrent influence that of cannihnes the of the members
1t little wonder that the organization freely dubbed The
Mutual Admiration Society Now with officers and blood
the membership the club promises to be for good the
community instead of being primarily exclusive organza
fon where the members played billiards and solo with pains
taking and such utter of the apng of
Far be from the Bonanza attempt desire draw
Der of Commerce but it be admitted that orgza
ton while well intending body
close enough to the people to be what might be municipal
organization in fact few people this city know of its
Very true it that the opposite condition. that of the whoop and
hurrah meeting rarely accompses any permanent good The
results largely forensic But happy medium could be reached
where enthusiasm and public spirit could be blended with
like methods and conservative plans for advancing the public
fare The Bonanza has been invited
pah Chamber of Commerce and Mines
iected to avail itself of the opportunity II be msudgng
body because has learned of the practical
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