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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-30
CANADA FIXES
WHEAT PRICES
Saturdays Closing Fig
ures in Winnipeg Mar
ketS Will Apply.
SEIZURE NOT DUE
TO BRITISH EDlCT
Empire Merely Requested and
Dominion Adopted Own Method
United States Prices Soar.

Ottawa, Ont, Nov. 29.-The sub
committee of the Dominion Cabinet to-
night fixed the prices which are to be
paid the dealers whose wheat has been
peremptorily Communicated. After
prolonged consideration and confer
ences with the representatives OF the
interests affected, il was decided that
the prices 10 be applied are those which
ruled at the closing Of the market IN
Winnipeg on Saturday. namely, Sl.Oi =
a bushel for No. Northern, s1.03s for
No. . Northern and 9334 cents for No.
3 Northern.
The claims put forward by dealers
to-day for extra compensation on the
ground that they will be unable TO exc
cute contracts with millers and others
for a supply Of wheat, are not to be
entertained, and on payment OF the
prices indicated the liability Of the gov
eminent is TO be discharged.
Something like twenty million push
e,s are TO be taken over IN TINS con-
Segment. and il is stated here by com
petent officials that it would not be
surprising II the bulk of Canada's eX-
portable surplus is acquired IN TINS
manner, although the Communicating
process may not again be invoked.
II was explained semi-ofiicially here
tonight that the British government
made no request on the Canadian gov
eminent to commander wheat. The
request was made that il be secured.
The method to be followed was left to
the authorities here. In place Of buy
ing in the open market they decided 1t
would be wiser TO take over the wheat
peremptorily and to determine the
price later.
London. Nov. 29.-The Official Press
bureau made the following statement
to-day:
with. reference to the announce
ment from Ottawa on November 20
that the Canadian government had com
mandeered 100000 bushels Of wheat
at, the request of the British govern
ment, the Board of Agriculture states
that the British government has made
no such request and that at present 1t
has no information on the subject
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-30
BUSINESS CARDS,
STORAGE NOTICES.
Interboro Long Distance Moving Co

er57 AMSTERDAM AVE. AT 18TH ST.
To Fannie Lewis. Thos :. Cooper. DAILY &
Boyd. Mrs. svalsy, julia NJ. Johnson, ; Mar!
Mr. Anderson. Irene Essay, Mr.. Bindfeld'
Samuel Rowley. Mrs. Healey. II. ID. Breen,
Mabel kenney. Florence NJ Sendstrom; Whirel
cambridge. Mr.. Bradley. Mr.. Balcolm. Miss
Agnes Mrs W. Beck Catherine kerrigan.
Mrs Hanan. Sarah Simpson. Theo Kohlman
NJ. a. Sheehan,, Fanny Beigei, Rudolf WEI
Harry RELAY. Z. Ii. Jenkins, ). singer. Mr..
Van Nuto Miss c. Y. Moore Mrs. 7. Bruce
You and each q you are hereby notified,
that the time for the payment OF our lien
upon the property hereinafter described hay-
ing expired after due notice thereof had been
given you. will cause such property. 70
Wit. Household goods. personal effects and
Distance Moving Co.'S Storage Warehouse.
New York city. By you. or IN your name cor
IN which you may have an interest. TO be
sold at public auction az the warehouse, 2i5l
Amsterdam Ave, New York City. on Monday
Dec. 70. 1918, AT 10 30 4. NJ, ant if the
sale thereof is not completed, or postponed,
on said date, the same Will be continued az
the same time and place on every Monday
thereafter.
iNTERBoRo LONG DISTANCE MOVING co
TO MRS. p. THoRToN. K. NJ. McKain.
}. L. Arrowsmith. Mrs. +. H. Brainerd.
Hans Berger. Mrs J. r. connors MT q
Wilson Mrs. " L. Graham. Joseph Inner
man. Frank II. Woln. Mrs. Arthur At
fridge. J. Edw. DriscOll. =. b. Southworth.
&
- Mccain, VI. J. Abbott. 6. +. Murray.
jr.. NJ 81. SchaInahan. Mrs. ". II. Jack
son, F. b. McNich. Mrs. c. q. Donnelly. ;.
Neesan, J. f. Ingau c. W: Sneaden; You
and each OF you are hereby notified that
the time for the payment OF our lien upon
the property hereinafter described having
expired. afSer due, notice thereof had peen
given you, we will cause such property, 10
Wit household goods, personal effects
pianos, merchandise, etc. stored In the
Broadway Storage Warehouse. New York
city, By you or IN your name Cor IN which
yo,i may have an interest), 20 be sold az
public auction, according 20 the statute IN
such cases made and provided. at the ware
house 3243-3247 Broadway, New YORK
city, on Tuesday. December 18th. 1918, az
10 40 A. m, and II the sale thereof Is not
completed on said date the same Will be
continued at the same place on every
Tuesday thereafter. beginning at 1880
a. m. and continuing until all the goods
are sold. -.
BROADWAY STORAGE WAREHOUSE
THOS REILLY, Proprietor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-30
UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY

FOR SALE-Machn and Foundry in Connecticut near
York City; established about seventy equipped WIN
laboraving machinery and up-todae appliances SUCH
compressed foundry clippers industrial ra''ao
throughout works switch property for handling HON.
sand lumber and bulky freight; efficient orSati@a
ton: complete system and perpetual inventory; more a
100000 spent advertising speciality giving Worldwide
publicity export trade and connections
with all countries world impaired health of owner sole
for selling attention paid to letters from people WHO
would be unable initial payment of at least 9oooo
the balance (approxmv S2OOOOO) be arranged easy
terms; present owner would be glad give part OF his time
for consultation without charge desired close investigation
bv experts invited appointments with responsible people maze
by correspondence; negotiations had with brokers' ad
MACHINE SHOP p. O. Box us, New York City.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-30
Shipping Information ana .,
Marine NeWS Of the World

and Santiago "a 10 the United Fruit 60. With
malls ana mdse. Bar, $50 m. -, q,
Coamo. Mayagisz Nov 20. Ponce AND Loo9s q
Cranira p and san Juan q. TO Tie New York and
Porto Rico s. Co. with mails and ndse. bar NO
Ardsryfe fBrl. London Nov II. to the Cunard
SIS Co with mdse Bar, m oil, =.
Lorcs RrI Huelya Nov . and Bermuda Is 70
B2ga s,,S * ,R VIZ ee [5e y 6n' AMI Gibraltar 49,
to Warden. Bar. II p m. 2sth. c,..,..,.-,. =,
Carolina ,Swedl. Gothenourg Nov 3, ChnIlanh .
and Boston o. 10 Furuess. Witty & Co. with mdse.
'i B.riad,se lBil Phn.aelPhia 10. g. to the
Cborlev 1Brl Cetts Nov amt Oran 5. % the
Compagnle Generate TransatlantiguS Bar, "a.
W0ods OBJ. Cardiff Nov 2. % Bo"rlns 90.
Iincluden OBJ. Calcuu. Sept 20. susz e. Port
Said =. Oran Nov and Boston q, 70 houidef'
Weir & Boyd with mdse. Bar, : M. 18Th go
Dalccre,t lnrl. Barry Nov 10. to Norton Lilly
& Go. Bar n N. 2Nth.
Gorbca Meud (Span) Baltimore Nov b. 10 II
Wico Hamburg oct Is. via Krk1an Nov 10. 10
d 7 WardeH har; / o.. q, ., -. so,,,,,,r
PacIac Co. with mdse. Len Quar-. 80 m. 50.
Maaren.iyk pu'chI. Rotterdam Nov - 20 the
Holaud-America Line. with mdse Bar. II 80 n
Ar5, Castle lBr). Mauri,lus Sep, 6. Reunion =
sre an, 0e' Town S' s & LUCIA i N5S a. Banore H.
to- Barber 4 c.. with mise. Bar st5 m
IS 60. with malls aud mdse Bar. N.
StrathaIian tB-l Bordeaux Nov TO- 10 the Com
pasfle Generate Transatantlque. With mdss Bar.
Mcsrez Dutch. Rotterdam Nov s. to II Win
chester & Co Bar. 10 80 m.
Ni-suiau s. NAraire Nov 49, 70 the American
Hawaiian ) Co. Bar, i0j5 n
Pa-'ores bocas del rurO Nov Il. Puerto Limon
81 Cristobsl % aud Havana 90. ~ the United
Frit Go. with malls a0l mdse. Bar. - IS N.
Gcorgic OBrl. Liverpool Nov II. 10 the White
Star line win mise. Bar. l. ls 2 m.
Harpagu. iBrl. Marseiile5 Nov a. 20 James W
Elweil \ co with mdse. Bar $50 . m.
j.. Occideute Galveston Nov .. 20 the Southern
Ple'fc Co. with mdse. Guar 80 m.
Frederick Baltimore. quar-. IS m.
Ben Nevis OBJ. Bordeaux Nov I. 10 the Com
pagls Generate Trausaaanuque. Bar. 80 2 %.
Quc,lda Obi. Cardiff Nov IL. 90 the Donald So
co. iu ballast. Bar. : p m.
Porto Rico Baltimore. % tie New York BALI
more Trans Co. With mdse Quar-. 80 N.
Aragon. Gcoreetoan. c. Nov %. 20 the At
lautic Coast Lumber Company. with lumber. Quar-.
$50
Huron Jacksonville. Quar- $40 N.
GOroutalO Dutch, Port Natal oct q. n Funch
Edye x Co. with mdse Bar Al 30 N.
Grays1n. NAysglez Nov l6, Ponce Is and San
Juan a. 10 o., Bull lnsuar Line with mdse Bar
ar $50
SAILED.
Borinquen. San Juan: Munuood. Mstansas
Mayaro tBrl. Trinidad via Perth Amboy; Miguel
lover Spanl. NeNpor. News; Charles Mayer.
Baltimore. Aase tNorl Gothcnhurg: Hamilton. Nor
f0,k ard Newport News. Asunclon te LAnnags
OBJ. Queeus'oSn. Neptune. Port Antonio Telling
tDanl, ManTanillo.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-30

Is not an agent Of the state Or is con-
tended the city is not). but a private
proprietor (it is contended that the
city isl. it would seem as II it has the
right and power of such proprietor,
and, as such, may make what contracts
please II. including or excluding alien
labOrers.
But upon these suppositions VIC
need not dwell IL is clear il IS the
state law and the city's execution o.
it as agent of the state law that we
must deal with. and only on the as
sumption that the state law has been
held 70 arply by the Court of Appeals
and by a consideration Of power 10 en-
act il determine the contentious OF all
the plaintiffs in error
Twelve Missouri railroads abandoned
in the Supreme Court to-day attempts
70 require the Missouri Federal Dis
trict Courts 70 take jurisdiction over
all suits 10 recover from them over
charges collected during the unsuccess-
ful attempt 10 annul the Missouri
maximum freight and two-cent pas
senger law. The suits already filed
seek 10 recover S24000,000 from the
roads. Attorneys for the roads an
nounced that they would fight the
claims in the state courts. They asked
the court to dismiss their appeals on
the question Of jurisdiction.
The Supreme Court affirmed the
action of the Court Of Claims which
dismissed the suit Of the Cramps, ship
builders, for damages from the govern
ment for delay in furnishing armor for
the old battleship Massachusetts,, near
ly twenty-five years ago.
The South Dakota State tax imposed
in 1910 on the Wells Fargo and Amer
lean express companies was held in
valid to-day by the Supreme Court.
Oklahoma corporation tax levies were
upheld by the court
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-30
WASHINGTON BLAMES PAGE
Warns Him TO Insist that Reports to
Britain Shall BE Secret.

Washington, Nov 29.-The State De-
partment has framed a message to Am
bassador Page instructing him to fur
nish the British government with no
further reports the publication Of which
would embarrass this country, without
a clear understanding with the British
government that the reports are to be
regarded az confidential This action
was determined on after conference
between Secretary Lansing and Brand
Whitlock, Minister 20 Belgium, H. New
York on Saturday.
The publication by the British gov
ernment Of Minister Whitlock- report
on the execution of Miss Cavell re-
suited in the enforced recall OF the
counsellor Of the American Legation
in Belgium and almost called down
Germany's wrath on Mr.. Whitlock. A
few weeks later the British government
made public a report Of Ambassador
Gerard on German -;ison camp condl-
tons.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-30
GAY HONEYMOON
ENDS In POLICE NET
Excess Baggage of Finery Clips
Career of Los Angeles Man
Accused of Theft.

Excess baggage full Of honeymoon
finery yesterday caused the arrest here
of the bridegroom on a charge of en-
bezzlement, after the couple had been
traced across the continent from Los
Angeles. He kissed his bride good
night before he was led off TO his cell,
while the girl, the daughter Of a
wealthy resident of the Point Iona
colony. California, said she would be
glad to get back to her people.
More persons than the honeymoon
couple kept their tryst at the IL" sta
ton at Columbus Avenue and lO4th
Street last night. 1.-TWO Is company
and threes a crowd" was never better
illustrated. Detectives Brown and
Mayer, and c. r. Burge, of Los Angeles,
the avenger in the case, transformed
the two into crowd. Burge marched
up TO the couple.
Hello. Winckler!" ne exclaimed.
Winckler collapsed, and there was no
difficulty in extracting q full confess
sion from him at Police Headquarters.
On October 80 julius Max Winckler
and his wife Of few months, heiress
daughter of c. c. Ford, of Point Iona,
disappeared from Los Angeles, where
Winckler had been employed as cashier
by the Easter Outfit Company, cloth
iers. Then the firm discovered his ac-
counts were short $4,000, the amount,
it is said, he confessed he took. De-
tectives learned he had with him a
large amount of baggage.
One trunk weighed $50 pounds, and
there were half dozen other trunks Of
lesser weight. All were we'll filled with
fnery. Despite their tab on the bag
gage, the detectives could not bag
couple nor baggage until last night.
Winckler and his wife went first 70 New
Orleans and thence TO this city. Arriv-
ing, they registered at the Hotel Seville
as J. NJ. Williams and wife. Something
made Winckler suspicious and no has
tily moved to a furnished, cOsey room
at 5s West 105th Street.
Meanwhile the police, aided by steam
ship and railway baggage departments
and baggage smashers, were closing In.
Last night Winckler's wife came TO
their room at o'clock. Soon she went
out again. The detectives followed her
20 the elevated station, where they
captured Winckler.
Instead of an amount approaching
$4,000, Winckler had 1920. eve took in
the best of everything" he said. Moth
ing was too good for US. When the last
cent was gone ! was going 10 get job"
Winckler's reason for taking the
money was: 81 never worked for such
a hungry firm in my life. They'd eat up
the last cent. | thought I'd teach 'em
q thing or twoi'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-30

Borinquen. San Juan. Munvood. Msianso
Navarro lBrl. Trinidad via Perth Amboy. Miguel
J0yrr Spanl. NeNpor; News; Charles ? Mayer
Baltimore, Aase lNorl Gothenhurg. Hamilton. Nor
f1k and Newport News. Asunclon de Lndnag'
(Bri QueeustoSn Neptune Port Antonio. Jcliins
tDanl, ManTanio.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-30
STEAMERS At FOREIGN PORTS.
ARRIVED

bordeaux. Nov 2i-Pcnobsrot. Nes YORK ia st
sas1. Noy ae-rincoln,hirs OBrl. Calcutta and Co
lUinho fof Philadelphia ami New YORK
Plymouth Nov 29-Manhaitan tBrl. New York fof
IiSs-pocI. Nov ae-orestc. tBrl. New York
Gibraltar. Nov 2g-Patra Ftl, New lors FOR Va
br.ise pBr. New York for for Genoa
bordeaux Nov 25-Maron lFrl. New YORK.
ilaue. nov 25-Le Coo tIlrl. New York
Manchester Nov 2T-Spirea tBrl. New York
Bcrscn. Nov 26-Robert " Thompson. Nes York
Antoissas,a. nov s7-AIfred Nobel tNOrl. New York
via Norfolk
. Cri.ioh,l Nov es-Tenadore.. New York 'or Por;
L'mon. %. Caamares. Port Limon Tor New YORK
and proceeded.
Hull Nov 23.-Frnncisco tBrl. New York Via Plym-
outh: Monticello tl3fl. New York va Plymouth
exandria Nov 25-Plnashi Iydardopoulos tGrkl
London Nov 2s-Nubisn CBr). New York via
ciristiansand Nov 2s-United STATE, Dsnl. New
York for Copenhagen.
Naples. Nov i9-salamini. tGrk. New York via
Barcelona. Nov 2a-Mon,svid-o Cspsn). New York
via CAiiH
Coroncl' Nov 2i-rhoie UsEeund tHoTl. New York:
90 Mougolis. san Francisco ,or New YORK.
Bueuoa Ayres. Nov 2,-Windher. beiiinsham Tor
Moa,evdso' Nov es-zillah Bn. New York and
Norfolk -
Havrr Nov as---yillc ola Have lFf. Ne" lofh
gGth. Siraihdene (Brl, Nee York
81 Vincent e v, Nov .f-Belltype tbrl iron New
NoSxl. NlAdlfostoA. -t--.,S.--------
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-30
PRESS CLUB HOLDS ELECTION
Edward 2. Howard Chosen President
at Annual Meeting.

The following officers were elected at
the annual meeting Of the New York
Press Club yesterday:
President. Edward Percy Howard;
first vice-president, G. Herbert Daley;
second vice-president. Arthur Bening-
ton; third vice-president, Oscar Wat
son; treasurer, Ralph w. st. Hill;
financial secretary. c. Fred Crosby: re-
cordinR secretary, Charles +. d. Moir;
spending secretary, Caleb II. Red
fern; librarian. Clarence +. Swezey;
trustees for three-year term, J. Clyde
Oswald. CORTLAND Smith and Edward
w. Drew; trustee for two-year term.
Parke F. Hanley, and trustees for one
year term, Charles Sarver and Herbert
y. Swope.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-30
George F. Hufnagel to Wed.

George +. Hufnagel, connected with
The Tribune's auditing department, will
marry Miss Ada Marie Fenton, daugh-
ter Of Lloyd Fenton, OF Long Branch
and New York, next Sunday. The cers-
mony will be performed at st. Charles
Borromeo's Catholic Church, Seventh
Avenue and 14lst Street. Miss Fenton
will be attended by Miss Grace Willis.
and the best man will be Edgar Wer-
ner.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-30

CHAUFFEUR wiling % De useful prrsi. far..
y. country place. undersfands Lofses; sood a.
pearancc and reference. $50. Otel's Agelcy. 81
9th ay.. Phone Bryant 1907
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-30
SIMMONS.

ST7PREME COURT. NEW YORK COUNTY.
Joseph Augustus Larivee plaintiff.
against Irene Elizabeth Grenier Lsrivee,
defendant.-Summons for d.
To the above named defendant:
You are hereby summoned 10 answer the
complaint I'm this action, and TO serve a
torney within twenty days after the service
OF this summons. exclusive OF the day OF
service. and I'm case OF your failure 10 ap-
near or answer. Judgment Will be taken
against you by default for the relief de-
manded In the complaint.
Dated " Y. November 5th, 1915
LOUIS A. SOLOMON.
Plaintiffs Attorney,
Office and P o. address. 40 Al Park Row
New York City.
To the above named defendant;
Tho foregoing summons Is served upon
you by publication. pursuant TO an order
OF Hon. Eugene \. Philbin, justice OF
the Supreme Court OF the state OF NeW
York. dated the 10th day OF NOVEMBER
1918. and fled with the complaint IN the
office OF the Clerk Of the County OF New
York. az the County Court House. In the
Borough OF Manhattan. city OF New YORK.
Dated November 10. 1915.
Attorney for Plaintiff.
once and p o. address. Al Park Row.
New York city.
NEW YORK SUPREME COURT. COUNTY
OF NEW YORK.--Anton!O Trepasso, plaintlN,
against Catherine Trepasso, Defendant. sum
mons This is an action tor absolute divorce.
TO tne above named defendant: You are
hereby summoned 10 answer the complaint
In this action. and TO serve copy OF your
answer on the plaintiffs attorney within
twenty days after the service OF this sum
mons. exclusive OF the day OF service. and In
case Of your failure 20 appear or answer
Judgment win be taken against you By de-
FAULT for the relief demanded In the COM
plant. =. 49,
JOSEPH LOGOMASING. Plaintiffs Attorney
Post Office address and Office. No $40 Nassau
Street. Borough Of Manhattan, New
York City.
To the above named defendant: The fore
going summons Is served upon you by pub
ication pursuant 10 an order Of Hon. Eugene
T. Philbin \ Justice OF the Supreme Court Of
the Slate Of New York. dated the 10th day OF
November, 1915. and fled with the compl Amt
In the Office Of the Clerk OF the County OF
New York AZ the County Court House. IN the
Borough OF Manhattan, City OF New York.
Dated, November 18Th. 1915.
JOSEPH LOGOMASINI
Attorney for Plaintiff
once AMI r. O address. 40 Nassau Street.
borough ~ Manhattan. New York City
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-30
u. S. Will Not Protest Taking
of Wheat Owned by Americans

Washington. Nov. 29.-The COM
Wandering Of wheat owned by Ameri-
cans in Canada will give this govern
nent no cause for protest, according
20 an Official statement by the state
Department to-day. Secretary Lansing
pointed 70 numerous precedents which
hold that such goods acquire "mer-
camille nationality" from the country
In which they are held.
Claims Of foreigners. and even or
American citizens. against this govern
ment for damage done'in Cuba during
the American occupation were declared
invalid. Among the claimants were
several British subiectA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-30

Rotterdam. Nov 2l-Nieuw Amsterdam Dutch.
New lOrA
Dartmouth Nov sa-saIols.ne lBr). New York.
Tardir Nov .S-Suyeric Brl. New York
London, Nov aT-Si Ksn,igern fBfl, New York
Hul, Nov 2i-Aiston OBI. New York: Prosper
nj fNorl New York
81 vlnocna Z V, Nov 25-Disdsm tBrl. lfrom
Londonl. New York
oraH. NoI i5-Ceorsios (Crs. New York: ie,h
Nlrefs lGrkl. from Genosl. New York. .Oth
Charlton iGrAl New York
AlHers. Nor .l-Chssehin tBr). iron Genoal
Ma Hd no' 10, q Kirlo,rnd tBr. New York.
Bifkeuhead. Nov -s-oswald (Brl. New Yorx
- NAzAifc. Nov et-Nie lie ramaiAEs FRI. New
Rotterdam. Nov 7s-wss,crdyk Dutch. New York
York.. yladivcick Tauu (Bfl Orom New
puenos Ayres. Nov 27-Crof,on Hall New York
Coronel. Nov ai-Shinosa (Brl. Nes York.
Madeira. Nov 2?-soswep lBEl. New YORK
PASSED.
Pfsvle Point. Nov 2s-Ubbenen Dutch New
York FOR Rotterdam.
Cine tar Nov .S-Moseai. New York for suona.
r Wie.drecht tDutchl. New York for MAreiles
Gibraltar. Nos 2s-sAn GiorSo tlisD. New York
for Naples.
Lizard Nov ss-wsrlcy Pickering tBr. New YOrs
si.rs Leone Nov s?-KsnrOre tBrl. New York Tor
MoIruria
Gibul.r Nos 29-ynls de Paris FRI. New York
for Msrseuies
Punta Arena Nov sf-Ne,herp.rk (Brl. Aa,of.-
xu,A fex Nsy yoSk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-30
THE WEATHER REPORT
Forecasts and Records of the Last
Twenty-four Hours.

wAshinron. No7. 29.-rhe southern extension
u the lake region low area o. sunday i now
passing down the 81. Lawrence VALLEY. much
diminished i1 intensity. 4 low area when has
moved inland nom the Pacia, Is now central IN
the Canadian Northwest much diminished ~ IN
,ensity and the Rocky Mountain high area sp-
peas n he diiniegatlns.
Snow has fallen IN the upper lake rc.ion and
a; scattered points IN the OHIO Valley 10 IS colder
generally east o. IN Mississippi.
Fair weaths, Is indicated 'or Tuesday and
wednesday. with slightly lower temperature IA
Atanu, coas, states Tuesday. and slowly rising
temperature wednesday n the Ohio VALLEY md
East Gulf states.
storm warnings are displayed Oh the Atlantic
coast from Atlantic Breakwat-r 20 Iastp0u.
Wlnds f0- Tuesday and wednesday 9Th A.
lautlc fresh west . Middle Atlantic. moie-ate st
o. northwest. south Atlantic. moderate west.
cast Gulf Light northwest N west. H.st CUT.
light and variable. upper aud lover lahes. fresh
northwest.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-30
WEDNESDAY,. DECEMBER l.
THURSDAY. DECEMBER
OUTGOING STEAMERS.

Brings mall
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-30

Uaus Nov .s-yMe du HAVE lFrl. NeD lofa
g6th siraihdene (Br), Nee York
$, Vincent, v. Nov :i-Btiltyue Obj iron Ne'
Yasxl. ylAdlycsiok .--.-.--..s--------
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-30

rcat sifuag capable young woman. ,oy III
reserenees So Call MS Maons Ase''''
Mest aga 81 Tel. Bryant 1888
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-30
Assignments.

KAUFMAN & BAYER. composed o. l,.n MAI nlr
kaufman AMI Harry BAyer Gea s55ls T-,irt sv 10
'DAyID ROSENFELD. dealer N men N'''''''
trs 1ooIs AZ 2iO6 Third az, 20 Moses hIlartai ana
i6srPH LEVINE. MANUFACTURER OF orslu 90 $50
.,.oirgs A. isi West 30th 81. 70 Afci'i0@l'
FG,,,.Its.ffSss,f.N pROs composed Of solomon sno
o. Weissnan. dealers IN trunks shI S''' ny
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