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The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1915-10-22
National Defense Plans.

uue Of the great questions ~hich
IL o.cupYlng the altention Of the
learned and brilliant mlnds u this
Matte" IL the best means for pfspaF
lng this country against at attack
from al snrmy TN thia subject. a.
an other great questions, great ninda
differ. There Ia 40 question bat
whst the most Of ti,eas statesmen are
thinking only u sbs good Of the ma
tinn ~ whols, tile sAn a. tue re-
lislnus organizations, only differ a.
II tie best methods ~ accomplishing
their purpose
Tie administration has h'srn work.
tng upon plans iaf national defense
TOT aumu tlmu aud have Al least
partial program outlined to present to
tbs nsxt session " congress fuf ap'
pfoval Ia this matter ~ all other
importint stsps THAT this government
undertakes, ruiitlcs Nil play an In
partaut part, A great deal ~ the real
good a. IT. accomplished will be- lost
sight N Ia an effort 70 gain political
prumlnenrp iur tho forthcoming
election.
srrFef aFt Garrison has plan,
~hiul President wilson approves, Ut
an lnersa~e ~ go. Wa 900 ia tie an-
nuai appropriation at the wtF depart
msnt to l's used Ia auRmentIns the
regtia array 81 ia, 01 men and Tie
creation ~ nsN continental army
II sst 0oa men. together with mill
tia IL l2a.h o0, hleu would give the
unttrd states military fofc' u
saa Uo men, Ia case there should IL
neea
Secretary nauiels also haa plans io'
tie enlargement Of the navy dvfensrs,
lie AMI the srusrAl buard advise tbs
construction ot twn great hattls cru,
tseta, two dreadnaughts, a6 suhmar
tnsN, II destryen and three SEOUL
shlps Tor tile nrst year These af'
t. l's added 20 each year for nv,
yeatN
Thomas A Edison tue great In
srn,or favor. THE plan Of b1ildin.
large tastorlsa for the manufacture
~ powder and powerful maehiner.
which ell hs capable OF maklnl
shells At daily rate ~ twics TIA
numheF that ART being asrd each la
in kutope Ills idea j. To hav
everything IN readiness Ia case q
upsd but DO mol usg II unless al,su
lutviy necessary
In ali the programs advanesd an
~hieh will he advanced, ~ will Il
quits great deal III care 10 avoi
ssinatus tie pendulum too far In "a
utltsg direction apa foliow the exam
pls ~ some u tie nations new 4
@at Ia kutops. II tue ery Of th
AiaFmlst IL allowed 10 a~ay the =,
tiuns Of thr lAw mAkeys ~ tits eouI
"a, too mach thatv woNId lac dangs
If discerning military nation,
senator Cumaius ~ loAa, a. r.
cent u.setiaa ~ some - the prom
rent polttleians Of THAT state, great
surprised them ahsn he said
ii Las 81 tfan.ptrsd that ha'
t,esn compelled b. bs aligned asatn
fssaldent N,ls~n GA nearly eve,
question Of dsmusraiic policy th
hAs arisen siuts he has bsvn lp ul'i,
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1915-10-22

but .hink | speak for every patri-
ntic citizen. ~ / know speak for
myself, when | say that the ns.io1 10
4, man behind tie distinguished
gentleman IN his policy 9th regard
d, tie Earring natiHs Of Europe.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1915-10-22

Henrietta said MIR. Meekton,
"that was a wonderfully appealing and
persuasive speech you made"
THE audience seemed to like 1t"
Yes. And | was proud to be one
OF the audience. It's the hrst time
that you have talked in that conf
Dental and respectful tone to me in
years"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-22
ESTATE PARCELS
ON AUCTION LIST
Dist St. and Prospect Av.
Property at Voluntary
Sale To-day.

Estate sales are the principal feat
ures Of the auction list this week at
the Real Estate Exchange, at II Vesey
ST.. and The Bronx salesrooms.
Bryan L. Kennedy will sell to-day to
the highest bidder q five story fiat
house in the Chelsea district. 1t is at
345 West DIST ST., 200 feet east Of
Ninth av. The property has front
age Of 25 feet and depth Of 1913
feet. The sale will be held to settle
the affairs of the estate Of Adoiph
Schinkel. Specialists in Aathouses will
find this a profitable holding.
Auctioneer Kennedy has also another
estate Offering to-day .o-
1t is three story dwelling at oy'
Prospect av., just south of both ST.
The sale is held by order of the adj
ministrator of the estate Of HonorIa
Tancredi. ,-,
Some big properties are scheduled
10 be sold in foreclosure. Over $751;
600 is due on the hotel property at i
10 Is East 3lst st.
Ella VI. Burke is seeking to collect
s141 ,9O2 due her from her loans on
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-22
DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

NOTICE.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that. at
meeting Of the stockholders OF ACkIf-
Ir<E COAST e. HAHBOR LIGHTING
rC,rpANY "a corporation created and or
rauIzDd under the laws OF the STATE OF
wet virginia. held at the office OF said
garu,ration ia the city OF New York. In
the' STATE OF New York. on tho 2Jth day OF
October. 1915. the following resolutions
were adopted.
"REeOINED. first that the Aeetylene
Coast AZ Harb0r Lighting Company, COR
cotton created and ORGANIZED under the
i.v's ~ tho state OF West Virginia. does
hereby discontinue business as a corpora
ION and surreudcrs Co said State IT'S char
t.- and corporate franchises. THIS cor
poratIou having heretofore fully paid OF
ana charred all its debts. Liabilities and
obligations now due. o. ner'aIter 20 D ~,
come due tho Board Of Directors VIII d.
,.fda the property and assets OF this corr
location among the stockholders pro rata
H. fhelr several holdings or STOCK, Dut no
eYcb ravmant shall Doe made % any Stock
holder until after the publication OF the
notice hereinafter provided -,,.
"EESOLFED. second mat the pfesldeht
Of This corporation cause notlce OF the
aaoution ~ the foregoing resolution 20 be
nrti.ehel ln some newspaper 81 general cir
ruI4tfon. published near the principal once
~ rI.re IN business II this corporation.
once "a week Tor four successive weeks;
ana that he certify these resolutions 10
III. Secretary OF State 81 The state or West
virginia. and deliver 20 him certlhcate
ehsVIne the publication Of said notice as
provided by law 800, .o.,. -.
Oe'oDei' NJ z JOHNSTON,
President Of said Corporation
ATTEST. T. j. T.. WARD, Secretary
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-22
Information and
Marine NeWs of the World
ARRIVED

Po,yktor (Greekl, BOMBAY Aug - Aisr seqi 10
Suez Is Port sad II. Genoa oct %. oran - and
Bermuda Nov II. 10 Barter 4 Go. With m4sS> bar
B4ek Rock Pror.dence FOR Norfolk quar- $50
Ci,y q Montsr msry. savannah Nov Il. to The
Ocean $ Co. with passengers and mdse. quar-
Apache Jack.ouyius Nov II AMI ChArios,oa rs.
70 the Clyde 5 CO. with Passenger, and Nose
T. Sol Galveston Nov Il. to the southern rsc.ec
Co. with mdse quar-. us N.
II Psso Boston Nov 20. 10 tic southern Paelsc
CO. IN ballast quar-. SIS m.
Delaware Philadelphia. 70 The Clyde 50 Go.
Madison. Newport News anI Norfolk 20 the oid
Dominion IS Co. With passeaseFs and udse guar.
Tylsr. Newport News snd Norfolk. 20 re old
Dominion 80 Go. with mdse qua go Z n
Gu.f,casi, Por, Arthur Nov .. to the Gun ke-
81 Mar Boston Nov %. TO tho southern Pacific
Go, IN ballast. euAS 5.5 pm, ..., . =.
with mise Quar-. 20 n.
Munwood Cuban. CsrIenas Nov IL and Ma
tanzas IS. 70 the SIunson IS Line. with susar Bar.
sAma tNor,. Barcelona oct IS. Valencia 50
and Lisbon Nov 3, 70 tie Ocean Trsns CO. with
northern Csr1. Marsenes oct %. 20 N. Com
psgnie Generate rSansailanique. In ballast kar.
Moro Castle. Vera Cruz Nov Il. ProgresO IS;
Havana ls snd Nassau IS 70 the New York and
CUBA Mail $ Go. with As passengers. mails and
Edward Pierce. BAtimcrc Nov 10 20 Punch.
Edye Co. IN balsst. Guar. SIS m.
Denhigh Hail tBrl. Oran Nov l. 10 Norton
Lilly & Co. IN ballast. Bar N.
Craiana lBrl. Buencs Ayrs Oct ls and ~ lucia
Nov via Boston 20 20 Barber & Co. with mdse.
Rotcrdam Dutch. Amsterdam Nov S. TO David
T Warden. Ambrose Channel Lightship. II % p M.
Tespool (Brl Baltimore Nov 20. IN ballast.
Quar-. n :05 m
Tallac Galveston Nov is. with mdsc. Highlands.
l0.3S n
SAILED.
Steamer, Herman Frasch. Sabine; Mama HAts.
Baltimore
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-22
NEW PLAN FOR COLUMBIA
y. Y. L. TO Cooperate So Students Can
Take Graduate Engineering.

New York University has offered 20
cooperate with the Graduate Engineer
ing School Of Columbia University. II
Is proposed to coordinate courses 50
that student graduating from New
York University may readily pursue
MS further studies in the Graduate En-
cheering School without any loss in
meeting all the requirements Of the
school.
Dean Frederick A. Goethe. Of the En-
cheering School, has conferred with
Dean Snow, Of New York University,
who proposed a plan somewhat similar
20 that now obtaining with Columbia
College. A year ago all Of the En-
cheering Schools of Columbia Univer-
sity were placed on a graduate basis.
similar to that in other professional
schools Of the university, such as law.
medicine and architecture. To meet
this change, a special arrangement Of
courses was made in Columbia College
whereby much foundation study could
be taken up in addition to the usual
college courses. Some Of the students
at New York University and the Col
lege of the City of New York have an
nounced their desire 20 attend the Grad
uate Engineering School.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-22
SEARCHLIGHT RESULT OF BET
Edison's Invention Grew from Wager
with Henry Ford.

Orange, n. j., Nov. 21.-Thomas A.
Edison, while on his recent trip TO the
Pacific Coast wlCered Henry Ford, the
automobile manuf-c turer. that a new
use could be found COR the Ford car,
following a discussion as to the various
uses to which tn machine had been
put. The result is a new portable
searchlight which Mr.. Edison began to
work on following the loss of a guam
tity Of diamonds in the thick smoke
from the fire which destroyed q large
part of the Edi.on factory last Deem
Der.
Mr.. Edisons device consists of a
light automobile with set of bat
teries boxed in. and with searchlight
of more than j illion candle power
mounted on IT, The batteries supply
current for eight hours. The cost Of
recharging go cents.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-22
BUSINESS CARDS.

RT-Y Die best CENT-A- POST envelopes. Also ~.
one pl.as stationery. WESLETS. j. WEST. Mir..
81 Prospect ST.. Brooklyn.
CAREFUL CARPET CLEANING CO.-Ciean, by
compressed air. steam. hand or on hoor li5s
broadway. 42l East isth ST. COZ q BhANDE
NrTTICEApH TYPEWRlTTEN LETTERS. 800
81 10. 1000 S1-5. 10000. 81. GEO. X
Wf.ATiIEUTORD. 10 broadway tEquiabls Bldg).
Room ill. Rector 45+5 -
>ry YORK CARPET CLEANING WORKS
Oldest Largest Most Modern.
FINE RUGS WONEN FROM OLD CAIuE1A
prH..s V.r .oraHe. Send for Circular.
ri s.q1-4t4. BRYANT l37-439 West i5th -
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FIRE RECORD.

3O-sl5 West i77th 81: Mary Davis. tr'fing
$500 East 18Th r.. Simon Gonicu. triiug.
2.05-640 9Th ay A. Rosenberg: tnfing.
2.5O-l02 Monroe st.. Nathan Hessel. trfrg.
S.20-l0ll Union ay Florence Pieifer. triflng
p "
] OBS West 18Th st.. unknown: trifllny
2.35-4q3 9th Gy.. Katherine Peterson. $50
940-il East 3Sih ST.: G G. Cook: SIS.
850-lifth g. and Jackson av unknown trininE
500 Ferry st. NJ Gluck. $50.
6.20-Pier 80. North River. Mallory Steamship
Co $1,000
7i5-ll2 West iSth 81 Eugene Gramier. trifing
s.20-i7l Centre 81 [: Underpinning Foundation Co.
triiing
q.s0-239 West il,fh 81: Robert Church; trihins
10 00-2i9 West 49th St Naldman q Freeman
none
II 0O-6O2 Courtlandt sr unknown
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-22
To See First Thanksgiving Here

Hebrew immigrants will celebrate
Thanksgiving at the Hebrew Sheltering
and Immigrant Aid Society of America,
229 and 231 East Broadway, Thursday
evening. Judge Leon Sanders will pre-
side and Adolph Lewisohn, Magistrate
Samuel S. Levy, Commissioner Tsadore
VI. Levy, Of the B. ID of Education;
Representative William s. Bennett and
Abram l. Elkus will lie among the
speakers. Similar celebrations, the So
ciety announced last night. will be held
in Baltimore, Boston, Philadelphia and
San Francisco.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-22
STORAGE NOTICES.
Sunrise Storage & Warehouse COrp'n.
SUCCESSORS TO SPHoESSiGS
.fH d. f.urn Street


New York. November 10Th. 1912.
To n stamp. Mrs. W T.. Taane Mrs.
o-a = sprlng or -. II. SPRING. II. w. Per
nam. J. a Bagley, u. Y. bogardus or Mi
n p0gardu.. Miss r. Donnelly Mrs. T.
Dommar. iirs. Pagan. Mrs 5. G 2,,ii19'.S
tti ",d Mrs r. J. M0rlary. You and
each Of yol are hereby uouned mat ~, ne
80 brrciuafter described having eN-
pirSd after due notice thereof had been given
t,r vc viii cause such property. 90 Wit
b,ieehold goods. personal ELECTS pianos,
,,,..-gha,dias ETC.. stored IN the sunrise
s,orsge and Warehouse Corporation ware
bonae ,successors 20 sproessigsl. New t9rk s
CIV. hy sou or In your name 'or IA VIM mn
w., may have an INTEREST," 10 be foli al pun
ne auction. according 90 the statute IN suoh
,s.s made and provided. al the Nalehouse,
40 80 t-0fh 81. Borough Of Bronx, sew
York cry. on Friday December Sfd, iy ~ "a, a,
no 20 "a ma. and 10 the sale th,i'"i ls ~ ~
1,,.,lef.d on said date. the same VIII pc
continued az the same place On every '' ,
thereafter. beginning a. ~ ~, "a. ar am
eorfiruinr until all the goods are 500 i,,,-s,.
SUNRISE STORAGE "NNhnON"H
CORPORATION
(succesaors 10 SproessigD
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-22
NOTICE or PETITION.

SUPREME COURT. NEW YORK COUNTY.
in the Matter q the Application OF
Henry J. Schn.tzer. Private Banker. for
an order discharging the Southwestern
Surety Insurance co. from liability under
It's bond.
on reading and hlins the petition OF
Henry j. Schnitzer dated the LIST day Of
November, 1915. and on motion OF l. l.
Br0adwin. attorney for said petitioner.
Ordered. That the Comptroller OF the
State N New York. the southwestern
Surety Insurance Company. the depositors
OF the said petitioner as class. and the
following ten specified deposltors OF such
GLASS; Co wit. Emelian karpuk, Michal
Bu-ko0, Felix's Prokowicz. Katarzyna ku-
duN. Jan Moings, Jan Ramutowskt. Alex
Crz.maia, Nikita Nesteruk. Antonina
Crzvmaia and Alex Ramutowski, show
cause at a Special Term. Part l OF the
Supreme Court Of the state Of New York,
held an the County Court House, in the
Borough OK Manhattan. city OF New YORK,
on tine 18th day Of December, 1915. at
1880 O'Clock iu the forenoon Of that day
or as soon thereafter as counsel can be
heard. why the prayer Of the petitioner
herein should not be granted and the bond
referred 10 I'm the said petition given by
the said Surety Company on behalf or the
said petitioner as Private Banker, shall
not be cancelled and discharged. the said
Surety Company relieved from any and az
liability hereunder and the two bonds ana
mortgages mentioned and described in the
said petition which were received and are
now held by the said Surety Company on
account OF the SAID buud Shotld not br
duly assigned and transferred to the said
petitioner or his nominee as provided FOR
I'M Section lei % Article Of Chapter $50
OF the Laws Of the State OF New York IL
is further
ordered that a copy OF the said petition
and this order 20 show cause should be
personally served upon the said surety
company. the said Comptroller OF the
state OF New York and the aforesaid ten
specified depositors OF said private banker;
and 10 IS further
ordered that a copy OF this order 70
show cause be published once week for
four successive weeks IN the New YORK
Law journal and in the Tribune, two
newspapers Of general circulation published
In New York county whore the said Pc
titiouer has his principal place OF business
Service on or before November loth,
1915. shall be sufficient.
Dated November 4th. 1915.
EUGENE A. PHILBIN.
Justice Of the Supreme Court OF the
state OF New York. New York County.
To The Southwestern Surety Insurance
Company. The Comptroller Of the state OF
New York. Emelan Karpuk, Michal
Burk0f. Felix's Prokopowicz, Katarzyna
Kuduk. Jan Wojnas. Jan Ramutowski
Alex Grzymala, Nikita Nesteruk An
touina Grzymala and Alex Ramutowsk-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-22
CHANGE OF NAME.

NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN that The
Hicks Press. Inc. domestic corpora
ZION having It's principal office In the
St,v County and state OF New York. VIII
snDly 10 the Supreme Court OF the state
~ New York at Special Term Part I
thereof. 70 be held al the County Cour,
tJouse In the city and County u New
VII on tho sth day Of December 1915.
al 1880 o'clock In the forenoon q that
dav. or as soon thereafter as counsel can
he heard for an order authorizing said
rornoratfon 20 change its corporate name
a. Tbe Dickson -Canava. Priutshop. Inc
Dated. New York. Notelnber 'th'
taiE THE HICKS RESS Inc,
By ". CAMPBELL DIChsoN.
PTssldsaL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-22
THE WEATHER REPORT
Forecasts and Records of the Last
Twenty-four Hours.

Washington Nov. "A moth Pacific Coast low
area has advanced inland 70 the region uorh %
Montana 1t has no, thus FAR caused precipitation
Of Consequence. but gives indication Of Increasing
in intensity as # moves eastward. There Is no
other disturbance within the fed o, observation.
and as a result fair weather prevailed 90 al dis
tricts SUNDAY. except the lake region and northern
New England. where the weather has no, Jet cleared
as 4 result Of the lake region low o. Friday.
TIE temperature has fallen in the Mississippi and
lover ONO valleys and il tLe Southwest
Fair weather e indicated Monday and Tuesday
east % the Mississippi. except On tle lake rgsi-4,
where n VII continue unsettled. WITH local SHOWS.
IL will De colder iu Atlantic coast states Monday
and higher temperature VIII prevail by the middle
The Winds FOR Monday and Tue.iay WIN bc:
North Atlantic fresh west. middle Atlantic. fresh
northwest; south Atlarti'. moderate west. east Guf
fresh northwest. diminishing Monday might and be-
coming south Tuesday. lover lakes. fresh vest.
diminishing Tuesday.
Forecasts for Special Loealltss.-esstern New
York. Southern ksN England Eastern Pennsylvania
Nov Jeosy. Delaware. Maryland. Virginia. the Dis
triet Of Columbia and North and South Carolina.
fair and colder to-day; Tomorrow fair
Western New York. cloudy and cr der to-day,
probably with snow 81 the eastern section, to-ulor-
row. cloudy and warmer.
We, Virginia and Western Pennsylvania. Fair to-
day and Tomorrow; warmer ia tho western part To-
morrow.
Local Official Rsoord.-Ths following ofricd rec
ord from the Weather Bureau shows the changes
IN the Temperature FOR the last twenty hours
in eomparison with the corresponding date Of last
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-22
MLDNEsDAY. NOYElrBER 2L
TRANSPACIFIC MAILS.

IT0fe Ny.
30 y. N.
Japan. Corea. China Via seattIe)-sado ..
~ is.l @ ,f,;;:csi, No, %
IaHaI. Japan. Corea China WA san Fran
r.-.uI-->eItle Maru. 80. nov ~
Guam ana Philippine Islands via san FraL-
c-c0I--U = uausp0r.. .....-......- - 60. neo
Hawaii Philippine Islands. samoan Islands.
Australia. NtN Zealand wa san Fran
HIr.HI---~IcffH sDcc a
Tahiti. Ma-qIcsss. Cook Islands, New ZeA-
lsrd Australia (sla san Franciseo)-
N1aua ..-. .......... .......... ...-.... Dee >
Hawai-. Fil Islands New ZEALAND. Australia
iva Vancouver and Ylct0hal-Makura. Dec II
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-22
REAL ESTATE.
COUNTRY PROPERTY.

BrST FINANCIAL Plan FOR PURCHASE OF
country homes explained in Love Ollie Maya
zine Country Home League. 80. 40 West 52i ST..
Dept Z-N g. e. IIaH, $500 Mad. 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-22

from a fractured skull received when
he was assaulted by an unidenti-
fed man at Tenth Avenue and
Forty-sixth Street Wednesday morn
ing
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-22

The highest temperature Yesterday. a degrees tat
1 o. d J: the lowest 80. average yesterday. a..
average Tor correspond ug date last ye4f 81 aver
age Tor corresponding date last Thirty three ycars. g.
Barometer ReadingS
a NJ. 2o.es ?. m. 1881 > p n ~
Humidity.
81 m............ 81 S p. m............... 81
Local Forecast.-Falr to-day ard 70 morrow
colder today: fresh northwest winds.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-22
SURROGATE,S NOTICES.

MADDEN. HAROLD FIN PURSUANCE
OF an order OF Honorable John y. Cohslan.
Surrogate OF the County Of New York.
notice Is hereby given 10 all persons having
claims against Harold +. Hadien. late Of
the County OF New York deceased, TO pre-
sent the same with vouchers thereof. 20 the
subscribers at their place or transacting
business at the office Of their attorneys,
Messrs Duer, Strong & Whitehead No. 50
Wall Street. in the city OF New York, on or
before the 2sth day 81 April next.
Dated New York, the nth day OF October.
1915.
HAROLD r. MADDEN, JR..
GAVIN MADDEN,
Executors.
DUER. STRONG a WHITEHEAD.
Attorneys for Executors,
No 80 Wall Street.
Borough OF Manhattan,
New York CITY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-22
Victim of Assault Dead.

Frank Thomson, twenty-eight years
old. Of 800 West Fiftieth Street, died
IN the Polytechnic Hospital yesterday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-22
WORK WANTED.
Male.

Useful. MAN .-German; understands fur-
mace. house and garden work Geisenhoi
g. ave.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-22
Vessels Arriving at and De-
parting from Port Of
New York.
HIGH WATER

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sunrise. s5t. sunset. As. moon rises. SO 4 n
mCsls age. I5.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-22

sURkuGA~ $ NOTICES.

sURkUGA~ IS NOTICES.
~ PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON
orab.e John T.. Cohalan, Surrogate or the
County Of New York,
NOTICE IL hereby given to all persons
having claims against Charlie Unangst, late
of the County OF New YORK. deceased, 10 pre-
sent the same with vouchers thereof 10 the
subscriber al her place or transactng bust
ness. at 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 Of octo-
'''' '' KATIE S. UNANGsT.
BALDWIN. FISHER & POTTER.
Attorneys Tor EXecutrix
81 Nassau Street.
New York City. New York.
PTTVOST STANHOPE ~ PURsU-
auce 81 an order OF the Honorable John
p Cohalan. Surrogate Of the County OF
New York Notice IS hereby given to all
persons having claims against Stanhope
Provost. late Of the City OF Lima, Peru.
deceased. o. present the same with vouch-
ers thereof 90 the subscriber. at MS pace
Of transact!ng business. the office OF Lioya
a Maddox. No % william Street MAN
hattauD ia the city Of New York. on or
before the 18th day OF February next.
Dated. New York. the Ord day OF Au-
gust. 1918 HANNIS TAYLOR,
Auxiliary Administrator c. I q
LLOYD & MADDOX.
Attorneys FOR Administrator.
% william street ---------..-
CONANT CHARLES AN Puhsn-
apce Of an order Of Honorable Jonn
C0haIan a Surrogate Of the County OF S."
York. notice is hereby given 10 an Pn"n.
having claims against Charles n conat
late II the County OF New YORK, dsteases,
a., r-eeont the same, with vouchers thersot'
~ fbe subscribers az their place 2i uHn.
acting business. at the office OF S n,n,
neiaGalJ & Longfellow, No. ~ bAcnat -
pc in the CITY Of New YORK. on or 0o-
80 ibe 18th DAY OF February; l'l2- r,t.,
On,tsd New York the 2btn gay o. 1uiS'
,ais 800 FREDERICK II PA6E'
1919 RONAINE H. CROSBY.
Executora
HAWKINS. DELAFIELD q LoNuFEL-
OW Attorneys for Executors
,,.7-.-.rTyG JUDITH CARTEk-IN PUR-
= ',ce OF an order Of Hon John r CO.
-, a Surrogate % the County OF New
xv-rE notice Is hereby given 10 All persons
t.yine claims against judith carter Cut.
80 iate OF the city Of New YORK ana OF
80 france deceased. 20 present the
Inc with vouchers thereof, 20 the sub
.-rib.r al his plac, Tor transaeting bush
80. SO 100 Broadway. New YORK CITY.
an or before the 18Th day OF January, 1915.
Dated July ~. 1915.
JAMES - W CUTTING. Executor
CHARLES :. ARONSTAM, Attorney for
Executor. 100 Broadway. New York City.