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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-11
LOAN TO ALLIES
COMMITTEE NAMED
New York and Chicago Bankers
10 Establish Supplementary
Credits Here.

The complete makeup 81 tbe com
n,ittec 81 New NorS AND Chicago bank
ers which is neco;isunS w;;N tNHd'H
bankers fer &c establishment ~
credits here supplementary % ne
$500. 0No.oCo AuSlo-Fyersh Lean Vas
inside Public Yesterday fcl'eV'rS
conference II she o'nscs cf Ess-S \
VAudsrlip. rrrs,de-; - ire Ns"Sas'
City EsnS
Ny. Nan5evNr : chairman. w,;t iAs
other members s. tcNSN>, ". -
II. Porter. &C :. 2. Mcrc&r { -, w,
+ Neat. v,ce-c-cS,&ect 80 tec So Ncf>
TruS: CorarSrV. lch- T. O&-S, -. N'>e
president - ;hc NS;,crS CAV 81 =,
Seward rr0>Ssr. cgsSscsc, O. SO F@rN
e-S TruS, Co-,NS-vs james : A.fNsr
Der rresics-. - .hs NSGc~s. sax 80
Commerce: Chxr,ss = SAei-. vTs>s-
dent o. .he G1SrSc;v Tr@ss Cc-'r&rN 5
E. y. EeA5s-. =. tAe S&zk - Me-
,rs-i: Gsc-cs y. Hsyzo.@s. rsss--c>'
q ne Continental as Cc-,-,s-s a.
Rank q ShicSSc. AID ik-,ts ; scrsS,.
rrs.i6s-: - ne Elrs; Na;'e-A Sac :
o. ChicScc.
IRE cor-ri.ses @ Lc=3sz BANKERS
rsursss-tirr .be lc-cc- .c,-: SECS
banks consists - - as--y C-r.-1e
sovernor % -As Sank o. E-c-s-c; -
Felix SchuS.s-. &sa3 % chs Ju,c- az
Smiths Sank. and - Edward hc..sr.
president O. me Lc,cc- City SO Mo
land Bans
One q me pz-kers 4 &c attended r.
conference 81 -hs N1-iors, City Sans
YESTERDAY SAID tha; Re tisc-ss.c- o.,
A. .
but that there vas 10 change iC tr-
plan 20 IL -hs InItisl credit a. -i1i-
mum OF $50 .0o0. 900. A. TIE member;
Of the NsnGsrlip committee we're n
attendance with the exception Of Ar
Sabin. Mr.. Prosser and Mr. ForSan
in addition there were present 8sciS'
min strong, IT.. governor o. the Fed
eral Reserve Bank Of New YORK. anC
William Woodward. president c. The
Hanover National.
Il was understood that Ar. Stron1
Was called in 20 advise with Ire bank
ers on the acceptance feature Of tht
proposed credit.
Managers OF the 100000 900 Anglo
French loan syndicate have sent the
following notification 20 syndicate sub
scribers:
Having regard 20 the large sggre
gate OF payments made by subscriber
20 the Anglo-F1ench five-year . PEI
cent external loan syndicate on Octo-
Der 10 date OF first PAYMENT and OF
additional sums being realized from
sales OF bonds FOR syndicate account
the managers bee 10 notify syndicat,
subscribers that no instalment on ac
count of subscriptions will be required
TO be paid OF November Is, nor until
alter further notice calling for sucf
rey'ncnt as NAV ne required Oh or be-
lore December 10"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-11
TWO FETES FOR M'ANENY
Business Men and Reporters Will Give
Dinners.

A dinner ain appreciation of his dis
tinguished service TO the CITY Of New
York" will be held for George Me-
Aneny. President Of the Board of Alder
men. BY 500 business men Of the city at
the Waldorf on December 10. The eX-
ccutive committee arranging the din
ner is composed of George ". Burleigh,
chairman; James Speyer. treasurer: Il.
r. Looming, secretary; A. Barton Hep
burn, Eugene II. Outerbridge and Hen
~ W. Taft.
Among others on the committee are
Vincent Aston. Otto 7. Barnard, Philir
J. Britt. Joseph n. Choate. Edgar VI
Cullen. Austen G.. Fox. Charles D
Hilles, job +. Hedges. William Church
Osborn, Morgan j. O'Brien, Alton b
Parker. Oscar S. Straus. Frank A. Van
dcrlip. William X. Vanderbilt, jr., and
Beekman Winthrop.
On Saturday, November 20. the news
paper reporters who have covered CITY
Hall during Mr.. McAneny's terms Of
Office as Borough President and Presi.
dent of the Board of Aldermen viii
hold a dinner in his honor at the Ho'
tel Savoy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-11
ARRIVED

Brua.r,E ,Dusll. Ro,i,raam oe, q 20 Eunea.
5omsaeh,s b. L1.rp9ol o., -. 70 c Eam"
Ciu,evgs Aee.n, ItAl Ncrfoll Ne' : 20 simD-
'"a a9,1Se 49, 49, aS a., = % ,s usn.n :.
Inc. with ill',. tir 70 m ,...,...,, o.,
the C'ffe - =, vlth m1se quar-. . m.
Norfbrfs,er.l Ioit Ar,hur %: go % ,he TerG,
0il 90. with uds,. quar-. ~. 81 , NJ,
S.ampans Rad. Geloa OF - Nsp.e, - snd
Mcssins g % Handed. soiah a Go. With nal,
al u, liiy N,rpor, S,s, .nd Nortolk to tie
Old Dominion = Co VITA md'e Quar- 20 n
rswus.. Philadelphia. 10 the cbde IS %. WIN
f - 1 beg. & Ssz.ro oct p, 20 Pisrr. Mali
Gu,. ne Ijf'd. 5, Nazaits %, 20 20 The Com
p,gri. G-neraie Trarssilsntgue. Bar 80 A u
Bowden ,lNorl. Per Antonio Nov J. 3 Ann I.
Seuiuit' Pc-t Anioaio Noy and 81 Ann, Bay
g. 70 the Cuneo Importing 60. with miie. Bar
lie. mol No,l. chsiob.i Of 81. to Barrier Co
wi,h md,e. BAi 1870 -. gih. o... =. ~, pa.
,elois 20. 10 W Eiscl! 2 Go. With md'e Bar.
iu.er oroa,e' ,Brl Pot sid Sept 80, M sr =
norton. illy 60 With mdse. Bag., $3.50 a m;
Lc,aiDe m. oran oct ~ and Hampton Roads
Noy 3. TO u Winchester a Co Bar. . 10 m .
isrbuy (Brl. Genoa Oct q. to Funch. Edye q
4 4 Raven. san.us oct II. Rio dc Janeiro -
vic.oria ~ anl 81 Lucia Nov l. 10 Punch Edye
Co Win ildse. quar-. 80 N.
l.-;eiu Prruce tH-l. Ssni0s Oct s. RIO dc Jaileirf
L. Rahis - and Trinidad Nov >. to Paul + Ger
nari & Co with mdsc Bar az $3.50 = IN.
I,saiue (Br) OGan Oct :. In Quar- at COS y IA
Hs4ufy tBrl. Genoa Oct q. In Quar- at Cos
SAILED.
Br,,fond tSorl. Cotlc via Philsdel pAis MasA,a
tBr Trinidad. American Obj. Gulfpori. san "a
/ O. nto. Salvc. hacap.. kingston: Nelson. mia
delphis: Huron. Charleston and JACKSONVILLE. Bst'
tNor) Philadelphia Jencrsun Norfolk aud NeN
pert News Oaklauds f,fsass lBD, Nladyosi"A
Bacs Rock Norfolk. Bcilegiilc tBri, Hull Momh
New Oreans: Maracsbo. la Guayra via NayaCe1
la Rance tFr). Bordeaux. Ninlsnd DAM Norfolk
III Monte. Galveston: Den ~ Airlie DO London
Ihbcfgen (Duirhi. Rotterdam. L. Goa tBrl. Ha'fs
Nubian lBll. London. Bcnm4'an tBrl. BcTmuda.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-11
TROOP NOTICES.

On November Troop u. Scouims1er MAY
Schwartz. took hike ~ lamaca Tseniy ~ Tho
scouts we're present H. the afternoon tire B.ase-
Patrol defeated the T.err Patrol Al association foo;-
ball The score was TO !. The troop anticipates
taking overnight next SATURDAY. Troop II 81
preparing FOR It's annual rnlJ. to be- acid IN lie
strAut Auditorium ~ the Elucsiicnai Alliance Al,
the ray the troop busle and diuiA c0fps VIII play
Scout games and the scout lsw viii De demon
sraied. The erening viii close with campfire. in
which all scouts nil take part
"a SUNDAY October -. Leslie Walker and Gcorsa
worhlngion. assistant sooutmsstrfs u Troop l5c
New York too. hike which covered more than
thirty elsht miles. The following Il list ~ iliu
places through which thcy passed aud tht um1
made New York. Fort Ice Pcug. $40. Elg
water. $50. Coytesvs. 9l5. Fnseyood CliT
arrived ESQ. left 1905: TsnE1y. iO.i5. Alpif...
II 20. state Hne. 1890. grub. 1885 20 Il % /.
Palsst.r. 20. Piermoni lj5. Grand View. 30.
South Nyack. 250. Nyacb arrived 3is left go.
TaTiyS.n. arrived T. left 40. grub. 10 minnss
Norris0wn. j.l5. Dobbs Fern $50. lissiing.
81 grub 20 minutes. Yonksrs. 81. home. $50
Thirty I'VE scouts ~ Troop i37. DR.. heclltF
seouinssiu. attended the ceremonies ~ the laing
II the corners'0nn ~ the Sinai Congregation u Tho
BT0nr. The scouts made themselves generally
useful ard were commended publicly BY the Dor
ougi PRECEDENT. Douglas Mathesaou
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-11
From The TnbIn, Bureau ]
N3shiust0n. Ns,cn

Washington. No'emhcr 10.
ARMY
Lieut.. Col JAMES J. McINDoE. Corp, ~ Ping
after arrival IT, T. s. and on expiration ea'e 10
Iaeui Col WILLIAM :. scorr. Is, cav. IN AL.
diol To otner duties detailed chief u star. Nil.
Mai BENJAMIN = HhRDAwAY. 18th Inf from
further duty at army var college:
other duties. detailed chief u stat sth MI Div.
MAJ nARRN l. sfLtLL. Coast Art. detailed TO
Capt CHAUNCEY 10. HUMPHREY. from assign
ment 2sth Inf. attached :th iuf
Csp. H. CLAY VI surrLEE. noS attached to jth
Capt. WILLIAM % SMITH. q. G. unfl. assigned
Capt. JAMES HANSON. q { oa arrival at san
Name % Capt. sTErHEN " NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
81 Cae.. placed on list officers detached from
loilN L. iILMrHiLL cs'.. removed therefrom
CAPT. JA,ns H. BnYsoN. o e.. after arrival
II S~u Francisco and On expiration leave 20 vi
Paso :, es,t TO- depot O. u
,prcioT ina.rc.o' 9Th CAV DIST, organized militia.
sud on srs~l Il san Francisco proceed 20 Co
lumDu reieslng Capt. JOHN =. HkMrIilLL.
Capt g. S0uLASD TURNER SIG Corps to n.
First Lieu, EDGAR z sTEgvER iiih Int. >,
duiy IL once - Cllcf ~ stan. Washington. fs'
siI week..
First Lieut. YOUR NJ MARKS. Coast Art. on rc.
LIEF from leueiman Gencrsl Hospital. san Tren.
cisco. to Fort Winfield scott
Second Lieut. jiNiiS / boyle Philipuin.
Scouts. discharged Tor misrnniuci
Livcs. Pint Lieut.. HARRY CAN'T aviation ~
First Lieut. EMILE 5 CUTHEH 18Th INF. ,so
months ON relio' present dutlel
NAVY
Lieut.. ! ~ MAYFIELD. detached C-S. TO com
Ensign q IL JrYKrN. detached Tonop.h. 10 eou.
n-riion hiilnr out ~ and duty on board wh.n
commissioned.
a. Chap. q. u. kHANZ. appointed
Cbef Far Clsrk " IT, Won PREfssIG. detached
nav yard. Washington. Dcr. 20. 10 naval station,
Cusn. VIA isDu5ry Transport
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-11
WHITMAN LETTER STRAYS
Governors Address Puzzles Postal
Route Men.

Such is fame. A letter and a post
card addressed 20 the Hon. Charles 5.
Whitman, 81 Nassau Street. were de-
liyered yesterday 20 the District At
torney's Office in the Criminal Courts
Building. The card was mailed from
the 9Th Assembly District Republican
Club, at 8l7 Sixth Avenue, and gave
notice Of an election Of officers for
November 10. The letter was post
marked Philadelphia and was ad-
dressed, "Hon. Governor Charles s.
Whitman" New York City.
The Nassau Street address was the
Office Of SIR Whitman before he be-
came District Attorney.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-11

EAST l20TIT STRLET
The approximate amount OF the lien or
charge, TO satisfy which the above de
scrlbcd property In to be sold is -Four
thousand eight hundred I've and iOUoO
tSt SO5lO) Dollars. with interest thereon
from the 1Tth 'ay OF September. 1915.
together with costs and allowance
amountins To Two hundred seventeen and
$500 Dollars. with Interest from Septcm-
Der 18th, 1915. together with tho expenses
Of the sale The approximate amount of
tho taxes. assessments and water ratas or
other liens which are to be allowed 80 tho
purchaser out OF the purchase money, or
paid by the Referee, is Three hundred and
% 90 Dollars ana Interest
said premises Will be sold subject TO q
taA lien OF Three hundred and forty Ave
and 9ifl00 Dollars ana Interest,
Dated. New York, September ?srd 1915
HARRY A GOfDEL. Referee
The foregoing sale Is hereby adjourned
TO Friday. October ?2nd. 1915. at the same
time ana place.
Dated. New York October 18th. 1915
HARRY \. GOfDEt. Referee
tn" foregoing sale IN hereby further sd-
iourned to Friday. October 29th, 1915 at the
same time and place
Dated. New York, October ?2nd 1915
HARRY A. GOIDEL. Referee
Tho foregoing sale Is hereby further ad-
,ourncd To Friday, November 18th. 1915, at
In" same time and place.
Dated, New York. October Goth, 1918
HARRY \ GOlDEL. Referee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-11
GUARDSMEN TO GET MEDALS
State TO Reward Rescuers at Flshkill
Plains Camp.

Albany. Nov. 10 Members and Off
GERS Of the l4th Brooklyn Infantry are
TO receive medals Of valor and certifi-
Gates Of honorable mention from the
national guard Of the state because Of
conspicuous bravery in saving comrades
from drowning and recovering the body
Of another comrade during the maneu-
yres AZ Fishkill Plains last July Such
medals were never awarded before.
The medals will be formally present
ed By Major General John r. Organ 20
CAPTAIN William X. Jackson. First Ser
gennt William g. Kcegan and Sergeant
John CUthbert.
Certificates Of honorable mention will
be given 20 First Lieutenant John G..
Hardy and Sergeant Peter VI. Depp.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-11
BETTER BOOKS FOR SCOUTS
BOYS TO Ban Five-Cent Thrillers Weel
OF November IS.

Mex Carter and other thriller have
come under the ban OF the Boy Scouts
Of America. according to Franklin r..
Matthews. chief Scout librarian. Eff
forts will he made all over the coun-
try for a week, beginning November 2S,
10 interest the BOYS in better books.
safety first in juvenile literature" Mr..
Matthews said yesterday, will DC the
object of the work.
"The writer's OF nickel novels are
being hard hit" ne continued. THE
motion picture show for five cents is
Offering such good substitute that
many of the men who write this slot
machine literature are having a hard
time.
"But we now have nickel novels in
the guise of bound books. and it is 70
fight this form of literature that the
Scouts will observe the week"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-11
THE WEATHER REPORT
Forecasts and Records for the Last
Twenty-four Hours.

Washington. Nov io.rhe feature o. "sd"'s
d,y', weather vas tho occurrence throughout "'e
p'sH, states from T.rn to tbs Dskot" OF h'a'
tenpors,ur, ard strong slnds. viih scsuofeb nun
der showers IN Ioss and Lsstcrn Ncbr"ka Ihese
phsnomenn occurred IN conuectio Win "zo'"u'
ios that extends rom Kansas norhe''t""' 70
Mlnnssois IN rss,efi dl'dc's barmo''nc ""
sufo IL high aid temperatures relatively '0F'
rain is probable Tinrsdss IN tho i'h9 'rs',, ~
i, ,i,s ,,,,b tot,lof, ~ ', hide Alsnih stsN''
.nd rain I'LL d'ritiess eouilnns 'Hdsf T" wv
D.. U.,1 .nd .ions lh. i,s., lsEes
:, I'm b.. cams, u.i,.Jsy IN fis udis hb'fF
,.a A., resi.nd s,.,,. ,n1 ~n'as' vfia'y ~ 'i''
,,,a, i.i. ,.,l,o .nl N. loge, Dtio f'ies S'"In'
-,.,,,s. o.. dl.p.y.i % me- Crest L's'' 'f'f'
pn,s'is
ei,4i. ~. T1,,,sd.g .sd Ffii,y N'rin t''''
,.,.i.t. . .s,itfss.i f.-1rnifs sr'fhe'-' hii''
i.r,'. .,aist.'s .tafhesst iref'''Nf ''i''
i..'t ~ smih,''' - sf.. -, - s 80 n
..t,t.... is.,slfff 49, Nif ~ Hl ~
.a.,.H. .fq,, s4es story f1f ~'-
tlssfiHTsff Hfrt' 'st@. ~. .fnf
.tl .HHlar 'H ...,fi"'sff frHitf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-11
ARMY AND MA Wy ORDERS:
MOVEMENTS OF WARSHIPS

Ptl Clerk 4. s. FREEDMAN de;sched naval IA
Hon. Guam. 10 4. = and wait orders
MOVEMENTS.
ARRIVED
Nov. N--Y0rst0sn a. Ocos
Nuf. 9-'drf~. AZ NonTOyiz. Cleveland a. pucf,s
Bsuiu,. Dolphin az Savannah. Ericssou A,
Nhiie'ions Landing. Louisiana AZ Hampton
ltoads. Marietta AZ Puerto Burlos Nicholson ri
NeNpou. syPh al Indian Head and Wsshinrtnn
virginia AZ rompkinsVlllc Win8os al Bridgcp,t,
and Newport.
SAILED.
Nov s-SAlurn. Ia Pm for Guaymss. Annapolis
Va ia, fof Inpol"bampo. iorktoau. Ocos for
SalinA 'rn Msyraut. New YORK yAfI for PHI,
hslphia. Minnesoia. Hampton Road. Tor .,rsmln,
Trials. New YORK. IompknsVillc for Hamn, 81
ma1d' in,': Nrv tak yard Tor Philadelphia
No.. lo-Bsinbr'dse. Barry. Dah snd Decatur
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-11
METCHNIKOFF GUARDS NAME
Biologist Sues 10 Halt Action by
Laboratory.

Professor Ellie Metchnikof, famous
biologist. director Of the Pasteur In
stitute Of Paris, who won the Nobel
prjze in 1908 for medical research,
obtained AN injunction from Justice
Greenbaum. in the Supreme Court yes
terday, restraining the Berlin Laoora-
,orv- of 373 Fourth Avenue, from fur
Their using his name in connection
with the sale Of the product, "lntesti
Fermin."
The Berlin Laboratory has been ad-
vertising its product since Febru-
airy, 1914, and, It was alleged, used the
name Of Professor Metchnikof in con-
nection Herewith, as well as in the
package OF "Intesti Fermin."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-11
Whitman to See Military Show.

Governor Charles S. Whitman ba.
notified the committee in charge OF
the Military Show, which starts ~
Madison Square Garden next week
that he will be present on Friday
evening. lie will be attended by his
military staff in uniform.
Major General Leonard y. Wood VIII
sjso BE- present and will represent the
army. IN their honor special pro-
zysmme will be arranged, in when
he leading regiments Of both United
Ttatez army and national guard will
participate.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-11
SUE HAVEMEYER DAUGHTERS
Paris Dress Bills Against Mrs. Duncan
and Mrs. Godfrey.

Mrs. Blanche Duncan. wife OF Will
lam Butler Duncan and Mrs. Marie II.
Godfrey, wife of Henry Fletcher God
frey and both daughters of the late
Theodore A. Havemeyer. sugar manu-
facturer, were sued in the Supreme
Court yesterday for the cost OF gowns
and other articles Of apparel. The
plaintiffs are Louise Jiraut and Marie
Antoinette Sirie. of Paris.
In the suit against Mrs. Duncan, IL is
alleged that she contracted debts
amounting TO S7.34S on which there is
still due 1920, while on another &C
count she owes s6,92i.
Mrs. Godfrey, it is alleged. bought
gowns 20 the value Of about $4,000. II
is said there is s4.3s0 still due.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-11
CITATIONS.

ROWLAND. SAMUEL F-THE PEOPLE
OF the state OF New York. by the Grace of
God. Free and Independent.--To JOHN q.
GRACE II. BUTTLER. WILLIAM A. HOW
LAND. HARRIET n SWAN. EMMA y.
COBB. MARY u. Lucy, FRED ROWLAND,
JOHN +. ROWLAND. HERBERT II. LEE.
FANNIE 4. ROWLAND, ADA 4. PARDEE.
SETS. CEMETERY ASSOCIATION; CON
WAY. MASSACHUSETTS. HIGH SCHOOL.
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH. CONWAY,
MASS. WILSON MEMORIAL SCHOOL.
PEI TABERNACLE CHURCH. SOCIETY
OF THE DESCENDANTS or THE Pill
GRIM. JOHN ROWLAND. MARY j. PER-
KINs. THE NORTHFlELD SCHOOLS. des-
schools" and to all persons interested as
creditors. legateea. next OF kin or otherwise
In the Estate ~ SAMUEL +. ROWLAND,
deceased. who at the time OF his death re-
sided AZ i2l Eas: 18th Street. Borough OF
Manhattan. New York. send greeting: Upon
the petition Of Mary J. Perkins. residing al
III East 18th Street. Borough of msnhat-
tan. New York.
You and each OF you are hereby cited 20
show cause before our Surrogate of the
County OF New York. at tho Surrogstes
Court OF said County. held at tho Hall of
Records. IN the County of New York. on tho
96th day OF November. 1915. at half past ten
o'clock IN the forenoon Of that day, why the
account OF Mary J Perkins. as Exccutrlx ~
the last VIII AMI testament of said deceased.
should not be- juicialy settled
seal oi 'hN SurrorRtes' Court Of the said
County OF New York 10 h, hereunto
lSeall ariNed. Witness. Honorable John y.
CohRlan, a Surrogate ~ our said
County, a, the County OF New York. the Eth
day 81 October, In the year ot our Lord one
thousand nine hundred and fifteen
DANIEL j. DoWDNEY.
Clerk 81 tho Surrogntes' Court.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-11
DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

STATE OF NEW YORK. OFFICE OF THE,
Secretary Of state. 81: THIS CERTIFl-
CATE. issued In duplicate. hereby ccrtlaes
that the Harrison and Bolcc Company. "a
domestic stock corporation. has nied In thu.
once on this ith day Of November. 1915
papers for tn" voluntary dissolution Of
such corporation under section 22i OF the
General Corporation Law. and that Il ap-
pears 'hrrefrom that such corporation has
complied With said section ia order 10 be
dissolved
WITNESS my hand and the seal OF or,cs
of the Secretary Of State a. the
lSEALl city of Albany. this fourth day
~ November. one thousand nine
hundred and fifteen
g. " TAFT.
Second Deputy Secretary of state
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-11
sC0u7s5 /A>rn
SHxc'1y ~ CovNcllc1
50 MADISON AVENUE
HEADQUARTERS NOTICES

bulletin No IA
Nj D. ". GriNth invites all Boy Scouts %
special scout performance q, tho soul stirring Glm
d. anna 81 American life. The I.ir.h Of Nation.
the Liberty Theatre. West Forty second Sfr-.t.
Saturday morning November 20. 1915. at 10 o'clo..
You- uniforms VIII admit you Scout. Who have Oh
uniform Hil be admitted By membership certincaics
This performance is spccislly for Boy Scouts VIII
your troop be roprc catcdI
We have two urgent calls .of once boys Al g. 4
week. Phone Us " yCu knDg NJ = SOU. n rll one
Of these positions IORNL ". BARCLAY
Scout Executive.
Deputy Scout Commissioner Poiirrd Will conduc.
a hike 10 Richmond. Staten Island. SHturds,
neIt for the special purpose % studying the trcs
and the winter bird lie. ScouiInasters sho have
scrond clAss scouts DESTROYS Of obtaining lids IN
struciou are asked 70 extend OIL Invitation 20 than
90 attend. The pany vii meet q south Ferry Ia
time for the 10 a. IN. boat Lunch should be ar
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-11
PAPER SHRINKS TO A LEAF
Collected Quarter Last Week, Says
College Point Editor.

Competition with New YORK daliles
has reduced "The College Point Her
aid" weekly paper, to a one-page
publication. which Melted twenty-five
cents last week, according TO c. Grand
Pierre, editor, in yesterdays issue.
"The total income OF the Herald
this week was a quarter Mr.. Pierre
announces. During the last three
weeks the editor has called personally
on seventy-nine subscribers whose SUB
scriptions are from two to six months
past due. and collected $3.50. This is
not enough.
an the future we will give people
just what they pay for-that IS, week
iv leaflets"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-11
STEAMERS At FOREIGN PORTS
ARRIVED

ARRIVED.
RIO d' Janeiro. Nor e-DrammAnsfiori tNor) Neu
lora.
Rio &c ianoiTo Nos American from San Fran
cisco ra tofnnfll. Ncw York
AvoAmouth Nov s-Amilrrtou Or New York
Ioii Natal. Nov 9-rohuysma Msru Gapl. Ne,
YOf, VIA Harbsios Tor Nladiyostok
khkwall. Nov Alexandra DAN, New York 'oi
tGpinhascn
An.tonlam. Nov La Csmp.nc Dutch. Nc,
York.
Glnratsr. NoS S-Pcsrmcor OBJ. New York tor
Tarre ArluuEaia.
Crsiob.l. Noy 10 Panama. New York. Almirsa,e
New iosf for IaHsscua.
Newcastle Ing. NOV i0--EImOor tBrl. New York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-11
STATE OF NEW YORK.
THE ADJUTANT GENERALS OFFICE.
NEW YORK STATE ARSENAL,

seventh Ave- cor 35th Street
New York y Y. November 10TH 1915
SEALED PROPOSALS. subject to the
conditions Of the sale. VIII be received
at this office Until twelve o'clock noon,
Wednesday, November 2&th, at which time
and place they will be opened. for the pur
chase of condemned unserviceable and
obsolete Ordnance. Quartermaster and Sig
nal stores
Catalogue giving quantities. conditions.
etc may be had application to this
Office LOUIS W. STOrESBURY,
The AdJutant General
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-11
FIRE RECORD.

? % ~ CliniOn A. 4 Bsder triring
20 -1lt Isst 1881 ~ J. Mott nGio.
1E-2G Lssf llsth a.. L. LciiDsiU. irifinE
tio For ~ West 18Th -. Department II street
Cleaning none
fz0-21is UssilsDd Az. y Hosrnhefg. timing
! % It1th u. and oneida sy. unknoxu. none.
i.5p -7a1 A. and lat sF FtotOrrce Department
unknown
7il0-lt,j Amsterdam az, &. Bsdnsilt, nifIDs
7'ao al VIII, ~ n fsmpbeiii tthinr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-11
POETS OLD HOME TO GO
Walt Whtman's Birthplace To lie
Sold AT Auction.

The birthplace of Walt Whitman the
poet. which stands on nine'y-acr'
farm north of Huntington. Long island
will be sold at auction next Wednes-
dav. The estate is owned by Frank j.
Rogers. who has occupied the old farm
house in which Whitman was born Tor
the last twelve years. ~,
Under the trees on the farm wan
Whitman is said 20 have written some
of his host verso.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-11
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS wANI@
Female

A HOT sEWORkER -louns eps0" NJ
excellent long city references W. ~ % IA
Hofmayer's Agency 10 East ISL f.. ~ no'''
phone Set5 Murray mn. --. ..a.,,.
cIIAlfpER,iAIp and IAt NDRESs or cHANIs,
MAID Two years excellent city re'es'el't
3 Miss iIoimsyers Agency, 10 hasi 80
floor Telephone 500; Murray hill
COOK CHAMBERLAIN and WAITRESS ,s
nish sirls: best rcfcrcncr. county sats
slla Agency. iSj Fast 5isi -. TEL fi''N
COUPLE Cook and butter tFinnishl ~ rs
srrncc county preferred Ju'>iA
East sisi st Tel Plaza ASS. -
HOT sEwORktr Finnish Ameri',n n"s ~
ing city or ccuairy: csllci Ietsfeum.,.
Agrnc,. II y. i2sth 81 Pac.e Sie h""--5d
WOMAN. pauod. A. chsmbcrm'it. p'"''
Fast 50th st.. Apt "a