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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-06-06
"UNDER THE CRESCENT"
THEATORIUM TUESDAY

Her Serene Hiehness, the Princess
Hassan. in "Under the Crescent
Tells Life story in Interesting Man
ner.
One OF the most interesting series
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-06-06

When Austin, the new parson,
comes to the little frontier town. he
attracts the attention of Belle, dance
hall girl who is the sweetheart OF
Texas Smith, a highwayman. The
crowd in the dance hall Joke Texas
about being 'cut OUT by the preach
er, and a fight follows. Austin-a
clever boXer-saves Texas from dis
aster and they become fast friends.
Austin and Belle are married and
are very happy, Belle goes on visit
to neighboring town and Texas
learns that Handsome Jack Malone,
a gambler, has made love to her,
threatening to tell her husband unless
she meets him clandestinely. Texas
holds up the stage that is bringing
Jack to the hoped-for rendezvous, for
ces the latter to get out and leave
the country. Jack tries to shoot
Texas, but the road agent is too
quick, and Bellies prosecutor is "elim-
mated"
Two Mutual Master pictures will be
shown at the Majestic each week.
Today and tomorrow, World Film
Corporation presents Grace Washburn
in when 1t Strikes Home
Dick Hartley marries a chorus girl,
Vera Dupont, on a dare, but his
father has the marriage annulled and
sends the boy away to South America
Vera, in due time, becomes a mother
Dick marries Lucille Gray, daughter
of Judge Gray, and the marriage,
though happy, is a childless one. Cir,
cumstances bring Vera and Lucille
into contact, and Mrs. Hartley adopts
Lucille's child, unconscious of the fact
that her own husband is the father
of the little one.
The boy thrives and in young
manhood becomes a doctor and has
his own love affair His grandfather
meets with an accident and is taken
to the hospital where the young doc
tor is working In the hospital there
is Sister, who is none other than
the Young doctors mother.
A series OF highly dramatic situa-
lions now develop. The identity of
the young doctor is revealed: so is
;hat Of his grandfather, and also,
that of the doctors mother, The
latter realizing that her sons hap
piness is at stake eraces herself
and the lovers are made happy.
Grace Washburn is the butterfly
dancer who in after years becomes
the hospital nurse; Muriel Ostriche
is the beautiful young girl whom Dick
marries.
Thursday. June 10. VIM. Fox stu
dos present "The Idler." with Claire
Whitney and Stuart Holmes in lead
ing roles.
The plot in a paragraph:
Madly infatuated with the wife Of
his friend, d,-the Idler. a young Eng
lishman of wealth and positions
ready to 20 to almost any lengths
TO win her for his own. Through
mis- knowledge of discriminating cir
cumstances involving her husband. he
attempts to persuade her TO elope
with him. At this point the husband
intervenes, and a denouement en-
sues. startling in its dramatic inten-
sity.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-06-06

"on the Night Stage Five Reel
Mutual Masterpicture, Beautifully
Pictured, Will Be Shown at this
House Wednesday, June g.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-06-06
AlRDoME OPENS FRIDAY, JUNE I
With Marguerite. Clark in "Gretna
Green"

After several weeks work and the
expenditure of quite a large sum, the
Airdome will open for the season on
Friday night, June II. The dome"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-06-06

MUTUAL MASTER FILMS ARE
SHOWN AT THE MAJESTIC
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-06-06

Continued on Page 12)
New-York tribune., 1915-03-29
TIGER RUNNERS H0N0RED
Members of Indoor Relay
Team Get Varsity "P."

Princeton, n. J., March 28.-The mem
bers of the Princeton two-mile indoor
relay team, which won the intercollegi-
ate championship have received the var
sity letter. This is the first time with
in the memory Of any Of the under
graduates that an indoor relay team
has attained that honor. The men who
earned this distinction are S. X. Atha,
NJ. J. HAYES, /. d. Mackenzie and W. B.
Moore.
The hockey insignia were awarded to
twelve of the squad. including Captain
c. A. Peacock. X. S. Cowan. c. 7. Gar
rigon W. F. Clarkson, II. W. Cohu, H..
u. Comey. II. W. Ford, p. W. Hills, j..
G. Humphries, W. Y Humphries, Jr,
W. II. Schoen, jr.. and the manager,
George NJ. Church. Of lawn tennis fame.
Thirteen basketball insignia went to
Captain Gill, Humphrey, f. Trenkmann,
Butterworth, Davies, X. B. Ferree,
Jackson. McTigue, OKane, Payne,
Haas. Paulson and Rahill.
Seven 'cross-country runners received
official sanction of their work last fall
by being awarded the 'cross-country
insignia. Nine freshmen got their class
numerals for playing on their class
team in basketball.
New-York tribune., 1915-03-29
FONT COMPETITION
GOLF SPECIAL WILL
VISIT FRISCO FAIR
College Players Plan to
Start for Coast After
Rowing RegattaS.

A special train carrying several dozen
college golfers has been chartered 10
visit the Panama-Pacifc Exposition
This summer. The idea Of the players
IS not only 20 take in the fair, but also
TO play several team matches with
clubs of the Pacific Coast. Altogether
the trip VIII require about five weeks
Immediately after the intercollegiate
boat races on the Hudson and the
Thames the Yale special, as il will be
called, will proceed toward the Pacific
Coast bearing representative golfers
from Yale. Princeton, Cornell, Harvard,
Pennsylvania and Williams.
week will be spent at the exposi-
ton and there will be a two weeks
Tour Of the country clubs in automo-
biles.
Among those who expect to make the
trlp are w. Hamilton Gardner, I'd, the
Yale captain: r. d. Pierce, Louis NJ
Mashburn, OF Princeton; Clement B.
webster, OF Pennsylvania, and Grant
Peacock, Of Princeton, who eliminated
Francis 0uimet from the Greenwich
Tournament.
Although the actual dates have not
yet been selected, the annual intercol-
iegate tournament will be held at Apa-
wants, probably some time in Septem-
per- Princeton, the present holder Of
ne team title, will lose the services
O j. Bernd Rose. last years medal
winner, and Washburn, but there are
newcomers in Pomeroy Heron, prom
,nlng youth from Pittsburgh, and David
TneiIon, Pom, brother. Then there is
y. Clarke Corkran, from Baltimore, a
O'other OF Warren Corkran.
iale IN particular, has promising ma
Wral' although the rule at New Haven
P'eeludes freshmen from competing.
among those who will furnish Old Eli
WIN men from which TO build a cham
pohship team are Archie Mcllwaine,
oi the National links. who has done
wen IN some of the local matches,
eIG W frank Blossom, of Chicago.
w hamilton Gardner, I'd, will be with
sne team in the spring contests, serv-
s as captain, a position he held last
seasCn. Yale and Princeton have a
,us'eh scheduled for Greenwich on May
tso while Yale will clash with the
1vtees Of the Garden City Golf Club at
WARDEN City on May s. These are the
vuy TWO contests arranged for the
time. '''''' 'P " Wv
=, LAST season Princeton played several
I, Ns matches at Fox Hills, and there
reason 10 believe that the same
FOp1cy will be pursued this spring.
b.ehnsylvania, which does not ad-
ib.fe 70 the plan of some other colleges
T.. H. 0eiuding freshmen from the vars
goii team, will have Franklin W.
ns.r' the Sleepy Hollow winner, 10
CIae Caae up somewhat for the loss of
l.ment B. Webster. jr, the captain
year. Webster will direct the PenI-
matches. "
New-York tribune., 1915-03-29
BOWLING SEASON
NEARING ITS END
Athletic League Completes
Its Schedule of Games
Tomorrow Night.

The twenty-ffth season Of the Ath
letic Bowling League will close to-mor-
row evening, when Newark Bay will
roll at Columbian, New York at Co
lumbia, PaSsaic at Jersey City, and
Roseville at North End.
In the official standing of the last
week, announced by the secretary. c.
Olozaga, the New York Athletic Club
is shown to have margin of twelve
games over the Roseville A. A. 1t is
now only a question of margin, of
course, for a couple of weeks ago the
Mercury Foot combination settled the
championship question beyond all
doubt. The difference between the first
and second teams. however, is likely TO
be the greatest in the history Of the
league.
There may yet be change in the in
dividual leader. Samuel Roberts, of
New York, has an average of 1920, as
compared with the 1880 Of Fred
Gerdes, Of the same team.
The official standing and averages
follow:
New-York tribune., 1915-03-29
lENANE VICTOR AT TRAPS
Fighting Spirit Counts in Shoot
of Larchmont Club.

The fighting spirit of Tommy Lenane
was put to the test yesterday at the
traps of the Larchmont Yacht Club,
and despite the fact that he was op-
posed TO some of the crack shots, he
out with credit. Six men tied him
with full scores of 25 in the match for
the take home trophy. They were H.
Ward, +. NJ. Wilson. Danny Mcmahon.
c. W, Berner. A. B. Alley and +. L.
Hatch. After several sAoot-offs Lenane
won the prize.
Four men tied Lenane in the contest
for the Accumulation Cup. and again
he won in the shoot-of. When il came
70 the 100 bird" handicap match, he
rolled up a total Of 102 on his handi-
cap of II. which made him the winner
T. NJ. Wilson and c. W. Berner tied at
l0l for second place.
Francis NJ Wilson, who was rear
commodore Of the CLUB in 1912 and its
Vi -e-commodore in 1918. won the leg
for the monthly cup with a full score
of 25 on his handicap of 8. lie also
captured the special prize with another
full score after a shoot-of with c. w.
Berner and r. X. SPOTS. jr.
New-York tribune., 1915-03-29
ANOTHER SHOOTING
TITLE FOR SPOTTS
Wins 100 Bird" Contest at
Traps of the New Rochelle
Yacht Club.

Ralph /. SPOTS added another cruz
championship yesterday to his long llst
of trophies of the traps IN the IVO
target shoot at the New Rochelle Yacht
Club. Shooting from scratch against
fourteen others, he tied A. l., burns
with a score Of SO, and in the shoot-oii
he CAPTURED the cup. The high handl..
can man was D. Giriat, with a total OF
100 on his handicap of l3. He also was
the winner of the monthly cup, for al
though Nat Webb won the leg 1or
that trophy yesterday Giriat had won
two previous legs, which gave nm the
prize for the month.
T. L. Hatch and c. w. Berner each
returned perfect scores IN the shooV
for the accumulation cup, Hatch win
ming Yesterdays leg for it because Ber-
ner is not a club member. Nlth "a
breaks on his handicap of l, a. l..
Rurns won the scratch prize at 20
birds. and w. B. Ogden captured the
"take home" prize with full score OF
25 after a shoot-off with j. +. Dono,
van. Shooting from twenty-one yards
rise in the distance handicap match'
f. l.. Hatch won the prize with score
of p.
The scores follow:
Take homs trophy t25 clay birds; handicapln-W
oo Gsds9 q 81 siualt n Scot! R0pIj@ M L. burns
az "a y. Girat a.. "a; c. C. Moore 81 -
v.tS 81. ~; G. i. Gfaubery t2i. y: 4. j.. Si"d
80 ~ ~. H. O. Allyn lOl. y. r. r. Stoddatd
ST11 20, c. W Bener tol. ls Won by w h'
oT1Ss, oTsrec,a match t25 clay birds; scTatchl-AS /
nj "a W. H. ogden. 3; r. l. spots, -; \.
~ Ii,r.r3 o2. B H. Sto'dard. -; ID. Glnai --
W Uatrh 2l 4. Nat Webb q stuart scott: ~
H. ~ y" I,o,oyan 20 e. C. Moore. 20: q. y. Gran
S i.erI 70. IL o. Allyn. IS: C. W. Berner lS; A. D.
st%ddaTEd st1SIEy 10 CUP t25 clay birds. h.ndicaP)R J.
SPOTS & 90 ;' J D 81 ei',s' n f'B T. Buns " Soy
,.. y j. HA'n ~ = + " Howard %. q. G = Gran
Gep, TX %. q W. Berner tO). 10; {. c. Moore
aIu a !''rcg won by Webb. cup by GiHat:, =
u \ Ly zion cup (2j clay birds hshdicSI
A9..r A9..Ine' Sei 9s C. W Berner lOl, ~: D GiIist
~ 5 g. Nst Webb (2). "a H. J.. Sp0,ls w; 80
~ Rurn, (O), %. ) Scott Wa . n 1UJ.r
\. A. - % %. C. C. Moore to)l 2Z W, ID ,pSa.t pSas1
,SH ~. +. W Howard ~. gV' b b,cda ~. ~ H'0t'"iu
,5}' 20 G. Y. Grsnbey IO)' ~ "on " L. -
Hatch. 49,. ,os rlav birdsl-E l. Hatch
I55ih 'GI6 g. =. Grsnbsy t2ol. !! y ,., Ge'
,lS]S Moore I'D Il: W. b Ogden ~ ~
II &. ,1,.arJ y, Mo Vo0i 49, Won by =. L. hsich, d,
j. W ~ biydS tscrStch)-R. j. Spots g"' a. n n
NV. Nv %. = l. Hatch So: ). ScouI " "
pp.aa 81. D. GirSi. 81. Hst Ne2WV' 49,, fs
SIs,,srd utuyid 81. j. i Donovan, ~: = n Stod
~ r. Granbery -; G. { Mooie;: - ..hoo, n on
Ssrd "a. Won by r. i. Spots IeiI aIIer s"'O''
New-York tribune., 1915-03-29

West 12Oth Street.
The approximate amount Of the lien or
charge. to satisfy which the above-de-
scribed property is 20 he sold. is Sixteen
Thousand Two Hund-ed SIXty-eight Dol
lars and Eight Cents RlG.2GN.OsD. with
interest thereon from the End 'ay - Feb
ruary. 1915. together with costs and al
loWance amounting TO $3t407. with inter-
est from March Bird. 1915. together with
the expenses Of the sale. The Approximate
amount OF the taxes, assessments and
water rates or other liens. which are 10
he allowed to the purchaser out OF the
purchase money or paid by the Referee,
Is s34O.sO, besides penalties and interest
Dated New York. March ~ 1915.
]. HAMPDEN DOUGHERTY. Referee
New-York tribune., 1915-03-29
Church House Squad Has
Field Day at Sheridan
Club Run.
AWARDING OF TEAM
TROPHY PROTESTED
p;o Field Completes in Four-Mile
Novice Race-Phillips Leads
Pack Home.

rAo Bronx Church House runners
I.,,e5 the individual and team prizes
=, open four-mile novice road race
.lS bv the Sheridan Athletic Club on
S, n," vast. Side yesterday. A field of
W. ,,S ,unncrs competed. and two dozen
.IHAs Of the local district were repre-
sented. , !.
,,S winning Bronx Church House team.
- the Ozanam Athletic Association
'..o,d s..o with los and the Ninety-second
s,,est Young Mems Hebrew AsSocia-
ton third with ll2. Five other clubs
,,-ple,cd teams Of five members.
Tbe awarding Of the team trophy TO
~ yjc;ors was protested by Ozanam.
sSieh contended that Jerry Walker,
- finished eighth. and Fred Crozier,
,,-e in sixteenth position. were incli-
Ne 10 run as individuals. but could
.,,resent their club for the team prize.
fo,h had previously run on the Bronx
Hurch House teams that captured the
,S,snt Trinity Club and Long Island
Athletic Club open novice runs. This
!. being Investigated by the registra-
ron committee. and a decision is eX-
,eeted this week.
John Phillips. who led the Bronx
team, proved too speedy for the pack
of barriers. winning by twenty-five
Yards IN the time of 22:27. Except
Al the mad scramble at the start, Phil
Nps was always in front. George Jock
,rs. Of the College Point Young Mems
Catholic Lyceum. and Louis Gertner,
representing the Boys Club. finished
second and third, respectively, through
some fine running in the last mile,
when they passed two dozen competi-
tors.
Prizes were awarded TO the first FIVE
runners home. while Max Seinfeld re-
seiyed a prize for being the first Sheri-
Gsn member 70 finish. The course led
from the clubhouse. at % Montgomery
Street. down East Broadway to Park
Row and into Broadway and to the
Battery, where a turn was made for
home
r
New-York tribune., 1915-03-29
FORECLOSURE SALES.

SUPREME COURT, COUNTY OF NEW
York-New York Life Insurance com
pany. Plaintiff. against Julla broWhoiu.
Defendant In pursuance OF Judghent
Of foreclosure and sale. duly mao. anu ~
tered In the aboye-entitled action ana
bearing date the 3rd day OF March, UP,
!. tho undersigned. the Referee IN sara
judgment named. will sell az publc suc- s
tion. st the Exchange Saesroohi, ,,soS
1i-l6 Vessy ST. In the Borough OF Man
haitian. city 81 New York. on the 9th Gay
Of April. 1915. at l2 o'clock noon on that
day. by Bryan L. Kennedy, Auctlohetr.
the promises directed by said Judgment 10
be sold aud therein described as foilDWS
ALL that certain lot piece or parcs! 1'
land with the building thereon erected,
situate. lying and being IN the Borough o,
Manhattan city OF New York Dounded
and described as follows. to wit.-BEnlN
one Hundred and Twentieth street. dis
tant 237 feet Easterly from the corner
formed by the intersection OF the Nottn.
erly side OF one Hundred and Twentletn
Street with the Easterly side or seventh
Avenue, running thence Northerly and
parallel with Seventh Avenue and part OF
tho way through a party wall lOg teet ~
inches. thence Easterly and parallel WIN
one Hundred and Twentieth street ~
feet; thence Southerly again parallel with
through a party party wall wall 100 iH feet ii Inche,
TO the Northerly side OF one Hundred and
Twentieth street. thence Westerly along
said street 20 feet to the point or place OF
beginning
Dated. New York. March 10. 1915.
j. HAMPDEN DOUGHERTY. Referee.
GEORGE w HUBBELL,
Attorney for Plaintiff. gis Broadway.
Borough OF Manhattan. New YORK
city
The following is a diagram Of the prop
srty TO bc sold. its street number is itl
West l2oth Street:
New-York tribune., 1915-03-29
SUMMONS.

NEW YORK SUPREME COURT. NEW YORK
County.-The New York Savings Bank, Plaintiff,
against John A. Anger T.. B. Walden Whose frs,
name Is unknown 10 plaintiff. but who 70 designated
IN the order sppointiug him Trustee. as hereinafter
stated = u. Walden"j Thomas r. Van Bos-
kerck Samuel Rowland, as trustees in bankruptcy
Of John A. Anger. Elizabeth Anger. Louis J
Anger. Bessie kleinmsn Sarah seletLly: The Pub
business under the name OF Oriental Restaurant and
Hsry Seifert, doing business under the name Of
Seifet Bros. Defendants. County Clerks No. 1902
1915 Supplemental Summons
To the above named Defendants You are hereby
summoned to answer the amended complaint IN this
action. and 10 serve copy Of your answer on the
Plaintiffs attorney within twenty days after the
service of this summons, exclusive OF the day Of
service: and IN case Of your failure TO appear. or
answer. Judgment will be taken against you by de-
fauit for the relief demanded In the amended COM
plant Trial desired in the County o. New York.
Dated New York. February 10, 1918.
JOHN A. DUTrON. plaintiffs Attorney. 0rfcs and
Post Of'ce Address. 50 Maiden Lane. Borough OF
Manhattan. city Of New York
To Louis J. Anger. The foregoing Supplemental al
Summons is served upon you by publication. pursu-
ant To an order of Hon. Edward J GaTegsn. Jus.
tic. of the Supreme Court Of the state Of New York.
dated the llth day " March. 1918. aud fled with
the complaint IN the once of the Clerk OF the
County of New York. at the County Court House IN
the said County.
Dated New York. March 10. 1915
JOHN A DTTTON. Plaintiffs Attorney. 0rfce and
Post Orlce Address. 10 Maiden Lane. Borough Of
Manhattan. City of New York.
New-York tribune., 1915-03-29
Chinese Candidate
for Syracuse Crew

Among tho candidates tryins TOT p,
ooTswai5 ] in the Syracuse varsity
eigbt.oared she'll this spring is Harry
Ne An a Chinese undergraduate VINO
wci9bs we G 1io pounds. Au is the first ma
five Of China to try for a place on a
Svracnse varsity team, although a
rTn,ber Of his countrymen have from
time 70 time attended the university.
II An wins the position of cCXswain
he will be seen in the interco!'Sgia'e aS
recatta at PouChkeepsie on June 2o.
New-York tribune., 1915-03-29
COURT CALENDARS
The meaning OF this llne !
FEDERAL.

FEDERAL.
DISTRICT COURT.
Jury Calendar MACK. J
Room toi. r0stofncr Bulldins
Tldcva,er Oil/Globe Ind
Case on No day calendar.
Bankruptcy Calendar HotGIl. j.
Gilbert Sherwood John g bacon
Alison Sherwood Abraham MTdy
Abraham HWcifAct kautof kaniruwif
Lngcl Sinherg Walter II Gouan
bou,vet Costume AlpN u johnson
Saml Shondclman 4 Co Louis rarko"iH
Frank Smith Altman SoNooh
James toster Isaac SilhCrstcn
Annie NJ Smith Thomas uoncgan
Max Rapp John e. Hason
Samuel Elkin bernard WeXler
Louis Leycnsone "a VI Arouow
John J lla'sctt Abraham Sch"itfef
UNDER OBJECTION
Nathan NAthans William = Ilch,onbcrs
Morris Levy George lfcurer
Joseph I.icbling Nathaniel W l. Hatch
Jake Unghr -Masncr y Phillips
Mike stern Parson Mfg
ADJOURNED CASES
MOTION CALENDAR
Olliner Bros W&W Duncan
Bcrtra Rotcr Mitchell 4 Go
louis Sa7man stellar phoioplaJ
Louis Smith Louis schwartz
IA Wormser Ernest Wiener Co
Annex Homes John Martin
Rcctor's ( Singer Is sons
Globe Il Son Samuel Brann
kecplv''cnst city Laundry
T. n n IRy "A A Drutsch
Leland Go Isidor pilscr
lyfnau Schcchier Abraham Lazarof
Janet Duraut Matokart 90
MaIkan Furn Rockwell Furnace
Iomerantz Bros Excelsior Nakins
llcruard Kfaus Louis kaplan
Joseph W strauss Jacob hug'imAn
Keystone Materials Adulph Mandcl
Thomas + Lynch Re Same
Joseph Shelman NJ J. JarmulcWsV
Peter DE Lacey Max koure
Charles | NcYthemef Higgins setter
Beaver Street Rest rell 90
Abraham Sanuels Gingold Schenu
Amer Homes . ..
CASES ON ALLOWANCES.
Aaron MAIa GinEold & Schcfer
Boessneck. BroeSel h Co lsidOr Pilser
Print Weave Co Reciufs
Wenler. Ross 4 Co
Equity Calendsr-IEARNED HAND. J.
Room /. Woolworth Building.
Robins & Be.t LUX Belt
No day calendar.
Admiralty CalendaT-MANER J.
Room .. Wuolworth building
Norrcu /We.i.h LIGHT Thomscu l;srhcr Co
CanJF smith con Golden Tug ugIasioy&ano
smith ShiupiugI IS RNNf pLNWRR .ruglIMc';uire
Tbomu,ou F,euey /TugsJ Hugge&ano
Am TrauSpJSch AWSnov McNllliams/ Tugs d 20
Erie RR IS AllemanniA No 20 ano
Petrlr SAME Cont Moran T Co
Bsaban Tug wyomi ssing Beach /TugJsSAicWilli ana
Alderman Ltge Co/CNY MLhat/Ss Philt
King a. Co Igtr Howard McWilhams/ lugi iHhNoo1
Eanhern JMcAllister
New-York tribune., 1915-03-29
DRY GOODS
PUBLIC NOTICES.

SEALED BIDS WILL BE RECEIVED BY
the Board of water supply at iis ofices.
,venty-secOrd foOr Municipal Building,
park Row. Centre and Chambers Streets.
New York city. until IL A. NJ, on Tues
Az April 10. 1915. FOR Contract 1872. for
surfacIhg with yitrihed brick blocks and
c,,usfructing about miles Of guard walls.
at the Ashoksn reservoir. In the towns OF
olive Marbletown and Hurley. Ulster
Countv New York The grading for these
hirhways has been largely done under
other contracts.
A. the above place and time the bids
viii be publicly opened and read. Pam
nblets containing information for bidders
and contract drawings can be obtained AZ
tbe above address. at the Office OF the Sec
retary. by depositing the sum OF ten dol
lars ttl0D Tn cash OF It's equivalent FOR
ssrh pamphlet For further particulars
sppIy 10 the ONCE of the Principal AS
sIstsnt Engineer at the above address
CHARLES STRAUSS. President:
CHARLES y CHADWICK.
JOHN r CALVIN.
Commissioners OF the Board OF water
" BilTCE COBB. Secretary
New-York tribune., 1915-03-29
Auction SALES.

ATCTI0T SAILS OF POSTAGE STAMPS AT
The collector club. 20 East 42nd ST. on March
2gth .0fh anil sl.t Three valuable co!lecuOns.
'-''' WALTER :. SCOTT Aucu0nsa.
New-York tribune., 1915-03-29
SURkuGAT-S NOTICES.

~ PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF
Honorable John T. Cohalan. a Surrogate
OF the County OF New York. notice IL
hereby given TO all persons having claims
against Robert Waller. late Of the County
Of New York. deceased. TO present tho
same with vouchers thereof to the sub
scribers at their place OF transactIng bust
ness. the Office Of Stewart 4 Shearer, No.
45 Wall Street Borough OF Manhattan, in
The city Of New York. on or before the
2lst day OF September next
Dated, New York, the 18th day OF
March. 1915
EMILY STEWART WALLER,l
STEWART WALLER and SExecutors.
EDWARD W. SHELDON
STEWART & SHEARER.
Attorneys for Executors,
- wall Street.
Manhattan. New York.
New-York tribune., 1915-03-29

IL PURSUANCE or AN ORDER OF
ttonorsb.a John =. Cohalan a Surrogate
~ the county ~ New York. notice IS
hereby given 20 all persons having claims
against Lizzie H. Holme. late of the
County OF New York. deceased. to present
thc same with vouchers thereof 10 the
subscriOer. at his place OF transacting
business. at the orice ot ais attorneys.
Merrill & Rogers, No 100 Broadway. Bor-
ough or Manhattan. In The City of New
YORK. on or before the 18th day of Sep
tember next.
dated. New York. the 9th day Of March.
EDWIN G. HALL. Executor
MERRILL & ROGERS Attorneys for FIX
eeuI,r 80 l1J Broadway, Manhattan
New York cry.
New-York tribune., 1915-03-29
QUEENS COUNTY.
SUPREME C0itRT-

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Schulz Orders Ened.
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Of reference to Fred q Dt Wit signed.
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ments Of foreclosure and sale. ~red q De Witt,
referee, 10 sell.