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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-21
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS.
ARRIVED.

Cristobsl. Dec 2o-Psstores. Port Imon Tor New
MonteTdeo, De- lS-yasan tBf,. New York
Bordeaux Dec i4-Lord Ormonde tBrl. New York
Bilbao, Dec i3-HeTm (Norl. New York.
Port said. Dec 20-City Of Durham tBr'. Ne"
Liverpool. Dec ls-Georgic (Br). New York
Colombo. Dec Is--Henrk nsen (Norl, New York
for yladyosfok.
Via ST Vincent. V. and Cape Town for shang-
Bristol. Dec Ie-Bnstol City tBr. New York.
Hayre Dec ie-Strathspey OBJ. New York.
Punta Arenas Dec l--Curaca (Brl, New York
and Norfolk via Bahia Blanca FOR Valparaiso
st Lucia. Dec lS-Hylas lBrl. Care Town for New
York
Glasgow. Dec ls-Asuncion de Lartnasl CBr.
Bristol. Dec Ia-Gerd Csvcd). New York FOR Goth
enhurg.
liverpool Dec l9-Cameronia (Br). New York for
Glasgow; rurnb:idge tBrl. New York for Man
Bordeaux. Dec le-Lafayette tFr). New York.
Gibraltar. Dec l7-Levnct tBr) tfrom savons)
Bordeaux. Dec io-Rochambeau (Fr). New York
Rotterdam. Dec lS-Ryudam Dutch. New York.
Greenock Dec i9-United states dam, Orom
COpenhasen SCI, New York.
GibraltNr. Dec ig-Bensindyals tBrl. New York
Tor Genoa: Film tGreekl. do. FOR Piraeus.
Lizard. Dec 20-Canano. New York for HAVE; La
Flsndre Dutch. New York fcr Amsterdam.
Malta, Dec lg-Kanars Greek, Nes York VIA
AIgiers for Piraeus.
Lizard. Dec l9-Costerdyk Dutch. New York FOR
Rotterdam.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-21
POLO MEN ON WAY
TO WARNER CLINE
Many Players Going West and
South for Winter Tournaments.

Westbury. Long Island, Dec. 90
Now that the ground is frozen here the
polo players have turned their steps
toward other sections where they can
enjoy the sport during the winter
months, and number are making ar
rangements TO leave for California and
other sections within few days.
Malcolm Stevenson, G.. NJ. lieekshcr
and G. ?. Beadleston will leave for the
Coast in "a few days, where they will
Join Thomas lie 3outillier. who has
been gone some time. and form team
known as the Meadowbrook Club and
play throughout the season at Coro-
NADIA, Cal.
Some Of the Bryn Mawr. Devon and
Philadelphia Country Club players are
planning trip West TO take part in
Inc tournaments. In the spring they
will return and open the season at
Meadowbrook.
A number Of players who do not wish
Ga GO 20 California will go 10 Aiken and
Camden, S. c. II Is thought that next
season will be one Of the greatest IN
polo here in many years.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-21
TALL APARTMENT
TO COST 100000
history Structure Planned for
Park Ave. and Goth st. Corner.

Another apartment house Is to be to
added to the upper Park av. colony, to
cost 100000. IL will replace the five
story dwelling at the southwest corner
of Park av. and 66th ST., owned for
many years by Commodore Elbridge T.
Gerry.
The site, which measures l0o.5xl0o,
was sold by Commodore Gerry last
year and was taken by the S. Fuller
ton-Weaver Company. This company
conveyed it to the $50 Park Avenue
Corporation, which will carry on the
new project. The latter company is
composed Of James E. R. Carpenter.
president; Robert B. Knowles. secre-
tary, and NJ. S. Carpenter, treasurer.
Plans for the new apartment are
being prepared by ]. E. R. Carpenter,
and the structure will be similar in
construction and finish to the more
modern multi-family houses on Park
av. The plot is diagonally opposite
the 7th Regiment Armory. The two
remaining corners at Park av. and Six
ty-sixth ST.. were improved with tall
apartment houses. both from plans by
Mr.. Carpenter.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-21
LEASES IN THE
MIDTOWN ZONE
Big Space Taken in Loft
Buildings-Tenants for
Offices and Stores.

The Cross & Brown Company has
leased 1000 feet of space in West
10th st. to the Godsol Traders Corpo-
ration; space in 1140 to l146 Broadway
to the New York Cloak and Suit House;
the entire fifth floor at $40 Broadway
to Charles Falkenberg, through F. Fox
& Co., for a term of years; stores
at SIC Fifth ave. TO Madge Morey and
to Blanche Yovin for term of years /;
space at 1416 Broadway to NJ. J. Ho-
wath, together with space TO B. II. La
mont.
He'll & Stern have leased in IA and
116 Fifth ave-, the sixth loft to Maui
rice Lesser & Co.; in l22 to 100 West
eth ST., the first loft to Hirsch Broth
ers; in % to 20 West 21st ST., the top
loft to Vignola & Paul; In lis to 1923
West goth St, the fourth loft 10 Litzky
& Schlossberg and the tenth loft TO
Michaels Brothers.
VI. & L. Hess, Inc, leased the fourth
floor at 1874 West S7th st. TO the Fair
Waist and Dress Company; also
through E. S. Willard & Co., as agents,
floor at 476 Broadway for a term OF
years to Levy g. Merzbach; at 432
Fourth ave,sto Walter ]. Sinsheimer &
Co.; floor at 140 Fifth ave. to the Larus
Altheimer Company. and with Stephen
y. Tying space on the eleventh floor at
40 to SO East Dist st. to the Manicure
Novelty Manufacturing Company.
William A. White & Sons rented the
store and basement at 81 Wooster st.
to the Frank & Lambert Company.
Rice & Hill leased Offices in 507 Fifth
ave. to Otelia Wesley; also to Abraham
II. Fried and to j. & o. II. Lunenfeld.
The Charles T. Noyes Company has
leased Offices in 100 Broadway TO Ben
jsmin l. Shiverts; a portion Of the
eighth floor in the same building TO
William A. Venter, and a wing of 81
TO 80 Liberty st. to Charles H. Young,
Frederick H. Seacord and Albert Richie
for five years.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-21
HELP WANTED.

fendle.
HOUSEWORKER- plain cook ana
laundress. for three IN family; references.
1876 Creston ave. Bronx.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-21
Land for Railroad Yard.

The Delaware, Lackawanns & West
ern Railroad, 20 relieve the existing
congestion in its Hoboken yard. has
purchased about sixteen acres, includ-
ing two piers, at the foot of 18th ST.
Uoboken. n. j., from the Ocean Steam
ship Company, which has been using
one Of the piers for the unloading Of
tramp steamers. The Other, pier mas
been used by the Hudson Navigation
Company. =. ,,..
Company bought through G.. Alfred
Burhorn, 925 Hudson St, Hoboken'
from the estate of Auguste S. Mathey'
for the occupancy of Palmer Campbell
general manager of the company. The
consideration was $4,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-21
FIRE RECORD.

A. NJ
255-63 W. i24th St. Ray Fleming; slight.
255-jOl Fifth av. Ernest Adler, $1,000.
3l0-4sth -. and Madison az. " Y Central
r. r. no damage.
i:i5--ll7 =. 2ly St. Wallace Probsst; $50.
5l0-l59 W. 18th s., Russokorn & ElrUf; IN
known.
1908 Goerck ST.. l. Greenberg trifing.
Sl0-li2-li5 r 3lst ST.. automobile John Vans
maker. trhng.
s.20-lj0 Ruugton ST.. Max Greene: slight.
si0-5i3 W. iJth ST., Tony Mareto trifing.
li.l5-is3 Tenth ay. Mrs. Spo,zer; slight.
p NJ
u 25--lS63 Boston road. Bennett Manlock: slight
llj-i0th 50. and sixth az. car. y. y. city
Railways Co. unknown.
l30--50l ". seth st.. Anna Dincima. $50.
l30-243i Seventh ay.. Michael Bass. trhlng.
1851 W. IAN ST.. James Mccoy, none.
20S-2O3 T. llGth s.. May Zasquine. trhng.
$3.50 Montgomery St.; Fred haz1iiz. trifiing
5i0-ii9 East ll6th st.. Salvatore Costume
tdning
6l0-ll77 Stebbins sV; Henry Aahmann; trifing
$3.50 East lljth 81. Henry Go.dstein trifiing
1870 Blocker o.. George Perazzo, tTiiing.
i:3Q-l2l Washington st; Charles Beranka,
trihing
e0O-23j East 18th e.. Philip Wolowitz; trifing
10 20-l3s2 First Az Pecknar & StueZ. tdiing
i045-il23 Park ay. William A. Wait; trifiins.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-21
TRUMBULL WINS
EXTRA HOLE MATCH
Beats Mercer in Interesting
Contest at Golf Pool Tourney.

The golf pool tournament for sport
ing writers was renewed yesterday
afternoon at Doyle's Forty-second
Street Academy, when Sid Mercer
crossed cues with Walter Trumbull.
The haudicapping committee decided
that Mercer should conccde fifteen
strokes 20 his opponent. The match
proved the most interesting thus far OF
the tournament, as when the eighteen
boies had been played each mans score
showed i02 strokes. Under the rules
this required an extra six holes TO be
played, in which Mr.. Trumbull received
handicap Of five. Trumbull won IN
the plsy-oF, pulling Of twelve on the
hoodoo fourth hole, the score being "a
10 81.
This afternoons schedule calls for
Franklin +. Adams W.. Bbzeman Bulger,
Rube Goldberg W.. Robert Ripley and
Gene ByTnes W. sgd Greene. II -
most likely the first round viii be com
ylcled Wednesday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-21
Shipping Information and
Marine NeWS of the World

at 50 N. 18th
. California dam. Baltimore Dec II. 10 Punch.
bdys Co. with mdse IN transit. viii finish load
lng Tor Copenhagen. Left quar- az 30 m.
borlnquen, Ponce Dec 2, Jab0s g. Mayaguez and
Aguadilla and San Juan H. 20 the Bull Insular
Line, With ndse Bar az 2 m.
william 0Bren. Jacksonville Dec l6. 70 the
East Coast Lumber Co. with mdse. Quar- at l.03
y m.
Masarua lBrl. Genoa Nov 20. to Norton. Lily &
Co. Bar at S 80 N.
Raebum (Brl. Manchester Dec g. % the White
Star Line. with mdse Bar at 10 N.
PaNnee Philadelphia. 20 the Clyde IS CO. with
mdse quar- az 9.33 III.
Huron. jacksonville Dec II and Charleston lS. 10
the Clyde IS Co. With mdse. In Sandy Hook at
SIS m.
Lepanto lBr) tnew. 4O6l tonO. Port Glasgow
Dec 4. 70 Sandersou Son. Bar. 2i0 N.
HambetOn Range tBrl. FOWey Dec .. to Fur
ness, witty a Co. with china clay. Bar. J u.
SAILED
Yumun tCubanl. Guantanamo: CALLER tBr),
Melbourne: IL Sol Galveston. Jan Van Nassau
Dutch, Curacao: Pssse Terre (Brl. Hull: MsraTsl
(Brl. Negpor News; Shawmut, Philadelphia. Iii
nols Port Arthur; II Deyereux. -; Tenbcrgen
Dutch. Leth; Carpathla lBrl. 50 Nazair8. JET
ferson. Norfolk and Newport News LlngieId OBJ.
London. Salsnis lGreek. Corfu; Guifo Port Ar
thur: Wico. Copenhagen; keniucdan. San Fran
cisco: Richmond. Georgetown. {. Toursai russ.
Archaugcl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-21
BUSINESS CARDS.
SUMMONS.

SUPREME COURT. NEW YORK COUNTY.
Joseph Augustus Larivee plaintiff.
against Irene Elizabeth Grenier Larivee,
defendant -Sumnons.-Action for di.
TO the above named defendant;
You are hereby summoned to answer the
complaint in this action. and 70 serve .
copy OF your answer on the plaintiffs at
torney within twenty days after the service
OF this summons, exclusive OF the day OF
service, and IN case OF your failure 70 APP
pear or answer, judgment viii be taken
against you By default for the relief de-
nlanded In the complaint
Dated y. Y, November 9TH, 1915.
LOUIS A. SOLOMON.
Plaintiffs Attorney,
once and p. O. address. 10. Al Park ROW.
New York city.
To the above named defendant;
The foregoing summons Is served upon
YOU by publication. pursuant 20 an order
OF Hon Eugene A. Philbln. a Justice OF
the Supreme Court Of the state OF Ne1
York, dated the 10Th day Of November.
1915, and filed with the complaint IN the
ONCE OF the Clerk OF the County OF New
YORK. At tho County Court House. in the
Borough OF Manhattan. city OF New foTH.
Dated November 30. 1915.
LOUIS a. SOLOMON,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
Ofice and =. o. address. Al Park ROW.
New York city.
NEW YORK SUPREME COURT. COUNTY
or NEW YORK-Antonio Trepasso plaintiff
AGAINST Catherine Trepasso. defcndant. sum.
mons. This n an action for absolute divorce
To the above named defendant: You are
hereby summoned 20 answer the complaint
in this action. and 10 serve a copy Of your
answer on the plaintG's attorney within
twenty days after the Service OF this sum
mons. exclusive OF the day OF vice. and IN
case Of your failure TO appeai or answer,
judgment VIII be taken against sou by de-
fault for the relief demanded IN the COM
plant
Dated. New York. September 80. 1915.
JOSEPH LOGOMASiNI 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
llcaflon pursuant 20 an order OF Hon. Eugens
4. Philbin, a Justice OF the Supreme Court OF
the State Of New York. dated the 10Th day OF
November. 1915. and fled with the complaint
In the Office OF the Clerk Of the County on
New York. at the County Court House, In the
Borough Of Manhattan. CITY OF New York.
Dated. November 10Th. 1918.
JOSEPH LOGOMASiNI.
Attorney for Plaintiff.
Once and p. O. address, lac Nassau Street.
Borough Of Manhattan. New York City.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-21
Brooklyn Apartment Plans.

Shampan & Shampan are preparing
MANS for three six story apartment
houses. TO be erected on the northeast
corner of Bedford and Division avs,
Brooklyn. on a plot of -l97xlO2.1O, to
cost $3.50 900, for the Ross Land Com
pany, as owners. ,oo
The buildings will accommodate lVo
families and will be designed III
French Renaissance style. Otner
apartments were planned during the
year by these architects, aggregatlng
total estimated expenditure OF 81
1886. 900. The houses were principally
for sites near the Williamsburg Bridge
Plaza. in Brooklyn, and provided ac-
commodations for SO families.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-21
ARRIVED.

- Paul. Liverpool Dec II. 20 the American
Line with msils ami md.e. Bar al I'll N.
Bsmudian tBri Bermuda Dec u. 70 the uleOeo
- stephen tBrl. Ayonmouih Nor -. 10
sumner y 20. Bar. a ~
sart. Thens.a lBri SagIA Dec II and Havana
Is. - the American Cuban IS co. With mdse
Bar At IL . m. lyih
NcDouga!l Bar - Z 80 a 70.
Coamo. MayAsloz Dec II. Ponce and Guanica
D. and san Juan j., 20 the Ne" Noh q zorro
New ZEALAND Transport tBr, Csrdn Dec 3.
10 Norton. LllB y 60. Bar AZ II n. lsth.
Atdgstel tBrl, Dskar Nov 80. VIA Bermuda De-
"A n, master Bar At 20 N.
kspou llisp. NAplss De- .. TO Hsrtne9d. solAri
l. a. with mdse. Bar a. IN.
mean SANTIAGO Nov -. Manzanillo Dec Z.
s,,,,r,eeo. Q and Cardeuas 10. 20 tie New York a
$50 Man :, 90. with mdse. Bar At is a m
,-tiies Neg Orleans Dec IS 20 the southern
=, 49, a. with rnd.e Left guar A. 40
cnm.s. towins barre T GO No s.. Nes Orleans
p,, ~ 10 ID / Warden. with oil. fsssed N Quar-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-21
srRROGATEs NOTICES.

IN PURSUANCE or AN ORDER OF
Honorable John y. Cohalan, surrogate
Of the County OF New York NOTICE IS
hereby given TO al persons having claims
AGAINST Martha g. Whitridge. late OF the
Count OF New York. deceased. 10 present
the same with vouchers thereon 10 th-
subecribers ct their place Of transactlns
business at the office Of Whtridge, Butler
a Rice. our attorneys, 10. % wall stTeSt,
i'm The CITY o. New York on or before the
let day Of July, 1916, next
c,mber. 1915
DOUGLAS H. THOMAS.
FREDERICK ". WHI1RtDGE,
Executors.
vuITRTDGE. BUTLER & RICE,
Attorneys for Executors.
50 wall St, New York CITY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-21
Places $S,428,250 in Loans.

William A. White & Sons have placed
loans since January l aggregating So
426,250. Some recent ones include
Sl61, 900 on the nine story apartment
house S02 TO 30s West S7th St; s765,00O
on the twelve story Offices at the south
east corner of Park av. and 4lst st;
$4,000 on the five story fathouse 72
and "a Vermilysa av.; $4,000 on the
twenty story Office building Is and 90
East 41st St; 100000 on the six story
store and tenement southeast corner
of Allen and Delaney SITS, and $780,
600 on the 100 lots on 10th ST.. east
side of Jerome av., running back to the
Concourse
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-21
sHERErFs AUCTION SALES

DANIEL GREENwALD. sHERlFFs AUCTION
FER VII sell this day. Tuesday pc. -ls' ~;
West iO7th ST. y. Y c. b. virtue o. cef,As
writ q execution household furniture coh.ls'is. %
,,'4rr al. carpe,s sileboards. dressefs. bels'
rIsi-- fabIes dssks, mirrors. rockers. dlsLcs'
p.I0ss. bydd.nz pictures. cocA, e'se.,. cA..t,
MAX y GRIFENHAGEN, sherll.
SAM HARRIS. Deputy Sheriff
DASITT, GREENwALD. sHERIFfs ACCfioN-
TER viii sell this day. lhesday. Dec. -lst. ItI.'
tni.0 a NJ az ~ L.speuari ~. hy virtue OF GER
40 81. 1f srer.lii0u negative films reel moNus
ui.fire. eutlH.I "Tlc Hgo-.er S,looima,ler
MAX s. GRlfENHAGEN. Shefll.
isAAC HAKI. uepuly shsTlf.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-21
Westchester Transactions.

]. c. Gleason & Son sold Is Wood
land av., New Rochelle, for Lizette r.
Schoonmaker to a client, who will make
it his home when the present lease
expires. The property was valued at
$4,000.
The Robert NJ. Farley Organization
rented a house on Washington av., at
Battle Hill Park, White Plains, n. u,
10 Charles NJ. Clark.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-21
The Situation.

directing affairs the National League of the Hemp
trouble high
pomen they in the minority This
the that has hit baseball the last few
baseball parsan have
left the and for the TO return.
credited Of these quit through
pickering
endles squabbing has wrecked the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-21

BROOK Az,
New Building Plans.
Manhattan.

RIVERSIDE DRIVE. cor 4 lolsi It ior .
~ siy and basement apmt. 2iIrli- 10. Faletno
Consirucfion 60. owner. GarsnO Afho. aicm'
teci cost $500 900.
BROADWAY cor o. 20ih .! tof = ~
tsumt eeriis. Alexander Grant Construction %.
owner. Neville a BAgss. architects. cost Rl-'''
900
MADISON Az. " cor s2d -; for ~ ~ mer-
camille bldg 20 brso 9. Charles h'ins.l, cNLeg
Wallis A Goodwile. architects. coat. |!Ve'Pee'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-21
Tecla Store Not Rented.

The store at 3sS Fifth av., occupi d
for some time by NJ. Tecla & Co., has
not been sublet by them, and is not for
rent. The firm will continue at that To-
cation. The rear part Of the main floor
Of the premises was recently sublet to
Levinton Brothers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-21
MAY BUY VANTFORD HALL
Mrs. Alfred G. Vanderbilt Gets Option
on Lenox Property.

Mrs. Alfred G. Vanderbilt has leased
Vantford Hall, the country estate of
the late George H. Morgan, at Lenox,
Mass. She has taken the estate for
two years, with an option for its pur-
chase.
The property consists of fourteen
acres and there are a brick and brown
stone villa OF forty rooms, two lodges
stables and gardens. It adjoins the
estates Of Mrs. Giraud Foster and F
Augustus Schermerhorn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-21

; sss iron centre. 1882 Lahnc. pas
a ia y %. Pel4ltles-W le,is. Tor TIP
\ - olt1-fgrUs-No1 Eefmuth iOr VT
- - ,,.eoad PERIOD --Rofdick. hody ducdng
~ Val trypiHE 200
CO. hyltnd. M91treaL Assistant rsferes
~ 81 hDc1sJ Cub Coal umyifos-0e0rge
- - Cegr.s Abrshzrs..
-, 'tvsfs-W. J. Croker. Ne- York. .nc l. J.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-21
TRANSPACIFIC MAILS.

c 80 D. NJ.
u.,su Samoan Islands Australia. New Yea. -
and tyiA ran tssncscol-yeniura .....'Do =.
Hawaii WA San Franciscol-Matsoula DOC ~
Hawaii Japan. Conea. China. fgllpphe "a
Islands via San Francisco ..........'' .pec 20
Hsaan Guam. Philippine Islands INA san 81,
Fr.uciscoi-U. B. Transport. go Doo o.
T.hifi M.rauesas Cook Islands. New Yea
land Australia VIA san fT~aeseo''n s,
Maltal ..a.....ssss.ssss -
I.nsn CoreA Chin. tyia sesttlel-Chicsso .
Maru
Hawaii Fit Islands. New Zealanl, Alstraha
OdA Vancouver aud NictoriA-NlAHs' Jim ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-21
Sales at Auction.

A. Is Nescy IT,:
BY Bryan T.. Kennedy
75rg ST "a and g West : >. 1883 v o. Broad
wsy 561gs .: II sty lot bldg. josef steiner az
@ttb street Continuation 60 - a.: hioddard a
Ms,t ,,fvs. Audreg \ Hamersley. rcf; due. SIS. =
sfi II. ta,es. etc. sac 20: subject 10 mtg ~
ss5s. 900. 10 II q Hess. Tor ehchi' i'f
~ Samuel Max
SorH ST. 5lI West. y 2. 200 Of West Lnd ~
s5iO0i sty tcnmt and stores Augustus sni.h
~ Fannie Para Il al. Arthur smith, atN Ar
,irr y Cicserich ref. due 81 si{.i6; taxes. etc.
sigl Is: 10 the plaintiff for tl-,'Vo
Al tho Bronx L2rhaugc.
Ry George Price.
BROOK Az. 1920. Z. ISIS ~ lesih y. ~
loo i, Nv trnmt: East River saVngs instn az,
Hay 60 ct A.. Omn HlbJafd. atty. Harp
French ref: due. tai.4i0li taaes. &C. Nss.'h
1, Albert ] Scllw Arzltr for tSI.VDo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-21
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED
Female.


A-COOk-Protestant. good family cook excel
i',t cify references, W. Miss HOfmayer
Agencv 10 East 43d st., 81 floor. Telephone ssi1
Murray Hill.
AA-WAITRFSS or COOK. for dinners. teas.
unche0ns, etc: thoroughly experienced h,
Miss Hofnayer'5 Agency. 10 East i3l a., 81 n0oF
Telephone s9i7 Murray I'M. -
COIORED COUPLE-Buter, useful; cook.
lauudress, DO entire work; 500, excellent
references Miss Sheas Agency 80 u. 4-d
ST. Murray Hill 67Ii.
COUPLE Ccoored), neat, nice appearing;
butler. valet; excellent cook, laundress;
srIaniid references; 500. Mrs MasOn's Agen-
~. l3l West 42i st. Bryant 1888.
CO0K--Fmulsh highest references. city or coun-
tfy. Jus,.la Agency l3j East 5sth st.; phone
FRENCH COOK-Capable Of managing large
household sos; exceptional references
Miss Shea's Agency, 80 i. 42d st. Murray
I'M. 6774. -
FRENCH COUPLE-Young. competent; but
let valet; cook: very desirable; excellent
references; country preferrd $50. Mason's
Agncy. l31 West 42d st Bryant 1888.
UOTsEWORKER.- colored girl; neat,
nice appea ring; exceptionally well recon-
rnended; sleep home; S25. Mrs. Mason $
Agency, 13t West AGA St Bryant 1898.
BOTSEwORKER-F Finnish American. strong; VIM
Ing. CITY or country: e1tellent references. Lebus
Agency II East l25th g; Phone 65l5 Harlem.
LADY. going south. desires placing excellent
cook; waitress aud nurse; very hlgnly
recommended Mrs. Masons Agency, lSl
West aga st. Bryant 1888.
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Challenge Reported.


Harold Driver Harold
Allen Bent jerome Adoph Link James
uor.gomerv F1apc Bunker Bean W.
How about recalling Captain the Dardanels?
Would help golfer who icng his
bady 20 forth and attack Of hook-wom2
Tho American National
Fed peaco being Redland
Hsgs Of America there
Haig
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At Pittsburgh.

selection in naming Jimmy Callahan TO
Clarke experienced leader than
star out managerial debutante
Callahan
he should be better leader
Pittsburgh thanh wal n Chicago
Charley Herog will be much valuable for
before The eGan gathered
him managerial with
the material
jubilee.
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Peace and the Future.

dired-it is absolutely necessary If baseball is
to Va a sport isn't all.
nothing could
their leading evils
wec
peace still be handled
in clean,fa and dgnfed from the
left in the they will
higher standards conducting the
show that
the higher
nothing to many who should have a good
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Hockey Cup Stays in Canada
DE @qyt&hf
c% Gna7Lka10 Rice
The Editors Christmas Dream.

The Editors Christmas Dream.
I dreamed that t0as the editor
OF Christmas magazine;
And 1Vanted to make it the finest one
That the r0orld had ever seen;
But felt somehow had fallen do,on
Until, Nth the makeup due,
Gene Field stepped in aoith manuscript
Entitled little Boy Blue"
Pve dreamed that tUas millionaire,
That / t0as ruling king;
Tue dreamed that ,Vas another Burns,
Adrift in the fields Of spring;
But hold this closer to my heart,
With the Christmas mGke-up due,
When dreamed tUds the editor
Reaching for Little Boy Blue"
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Half-Strides.

Price generally signal for the other to start
his swing.
For nothing knowing that get with
thing you
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Sam the Slugger.

still Extra WaOp champ The Tiger sugger failed
but in of that he drove ies than
anyo with Veach second and Cobb third
Crawfords walops the vh
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three who averaged better
CwfOrd S. Cravaths 81 and
Bakers 49, Sherwood Magcs
sundert mark
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TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN

NJ SAMUEL ROZWIN. $50 20 ays has
sold his stationery store 90 Jacob Codas.
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Any who isn't Crouch e Of lifting eternal squaw
heart there
seem be other