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Norwich bulletin., 1916-07-24
GOING TO c. r. A. U. CONVENTION
James A. Mcdonald of New London One of Three Connecticut Delegates.

Connecticut is to have three state delegates attending the 46th annual national convention at Washington on Aug. 8, g, 10 and II of the Catholic Total Abstinence union of America They will be James A Mcdonald of New London, Miss Julia Larkin of Waterbury and James Newman of Naugatuck
 Following is the official programme
Norwich bulletin., 1916-07-24
The Real Stuff.

We hardly credit the story that MT. Hughes is overfond of fiction but if he is democratic campaign Iitera- ture will fully satisfy his appetite this year-Philadelphia Press.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-07-24

Walked RighE In and Out Again.
 Dr. David Starr Jordan went down to the border to talk peace, but the border did not fancy the preacher or the reachment.- Memphis Commer- cial-AppeaI.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-07-24

Quickly adjusted molds for con- crete steps have been patented by a Missouri inventor
New-York tribune., 1916-02-01
HOLDS JEWELLED HANDS
OVER TWO BLACK EYES
New Rochelle Woman Has HuS-
band Arrested After Fight.

Holding a diamond covered hand 10
her backened eyes, = fashionsbly
dressed woman. who said that she WAS
Mrs. William Johnson. Of Prior Point.
New Rochelle, called al the West
Forty-seventh Street police station
early this morning.
Tive had my husband arrested she
told Captain rnderhin. "He struck me
i'm the face when we were in our auto
mobile on Fifty-eighth Street, over
near Tenth Avenue
When Johnson was led away Captain
Underhill asked the woman il she
would like 70 speak TO him.
"Ail want TO say is that hope he
gets six months she snapped.
As she started 20 enter a taxi the
police noticed that her right foot was
bleeding. She admitted. they said. that
i'm a struggle with her husband her foot
was thrust through the windshield Of
the automobile. After DR.. Nixon, of
Polytechnic Hospital, had dressed the
cut she was sent home.
New-York tribune., 1916-02-01

Lizard Jan 5l-Ario,to lBrl. New York for Hun
Den % Air.ie ll}fl. New York Tor London
Malta. Jan t0-f-iHos lGreeO. New York for
IfrHus
Praule Point. Jan si-Eemdgk Dutch. Nss, York
New-York tribune., 1916-02-01
State Education CommiS-
Sioner Checks Disregard
of License Limitations.
CHURCHILL DEFENDS
CITY'S APPOINTMENTS
Necessary to Promote lnexperi'
enced Instructors Because
Of Want Of Funds.

gFrom star Correspondent of Ths Tribune
Albany, Jan. 3l-Dr. Thomas Z. Fine
gan. Acting Commissioner Of Education,
issued an order tonight restraining the
Board Of Education Of New York City
from assigning kindergarten teachers
and other special teachers to work in
the higher grades in the public schools
until d decision has been reached on
protests against this practice.
Teachers with little or no experience
whose licenses restrict them to one
branch Of the elementary schools are
being used in grade work at the present
time President Churchill. Of the Board
Of Education. defends the arrangement
on the ground that it is the best that
the board can do with the present ap-
preparation.
Protests have been made by Dorothy
Lichterman. on behalf OF herself and
other teachers on elementary school
list No /. by Edith NJ. Phelps Stokes
Emily V. Hammond, George ID. Strayer
and Mary Moore Orr.
"The petitions indicate that there are
reasonable grounds for bringing the ap-
peals and that certain issues will he
raised requiring judicial determination
bv the Commissioner OF Education,
said DR.. Finegan.
"The policy Of the Commissioner IN
this regard follows the general policy
of the courts in injunction proceedings.
The rule is in such cases that a tempo
rarv injunction viii be granted when'
upon the face Of the papers. 1t appears
10 be necessary for the preservation or
the status of the parties pending the
determination of the controversy or
where, if not granted, some threatened
act will operate to the disadvantage or
harm OF Individual or property rights
or the public welfare
If the action authorized by the
Board of Education, a alleged IN the
petitions. is carried out and II should
later appear that the board was not
10 transfer the teachers IN
question, and IL then becomes necessary
10 reassign such teachers 20 the posi-
tions formerly held by them, n might
result in confusion and be harmful TO
the public school system"
New-York tribune., 1916-02-01
PROPOSALS.

SEALED BIDS Will BE RECEIVED BY
the Boarf of Water supply. a. its ono :.
twenty second floor. Municipal Building.
Park Row. Centre and Chambers streets.
NcN -ork city. until IL 4. N. on Tues
DAY. February IS, 1915. for Contract l72,
for furnishing and delivering bronze gate
valves for the Ditr tunnel Of the Catskll
aqueduct. in New York ely.
A. the ahov" place and time The bids
will he publicly opened and read. Pam
phiets containing Information for bidders.
and contract drawings can be obtained at
he above address at the Office OF fh. Sec
retsry boy d-positing the sum Of ten dol
lars $4,000 in cash or its equivalent for
each pamphlet For fur her partcul lar-
apply 20 the Office of the Principal As-
sisiant Engineer az tho above address.
CHARLES STRAUSS President.
CHARLES y CHADWICK.
JOHN r CALVIN.
Comm ssiOncrs % the Board ot water
supply.
GEORGE FEATHERsrONE. Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1916-02-01
LIMITED PARTNERSHIP.

GALLEY LORD.-cERTlFIcATE OF LIN
TIED PARTNERSHIP. This is 10 certlff
that "A limited partnership has been formei
hv tho undersigned. pursuant 20 the pro
visions Of The statutes of the state Of New
York
The name or firm under which such
partnership ~ 70 he conducted is Galley <
Lord The principal place of business IL 20
be located in The County of New York.
The general nature OF the business IN
tended to he transacted hy said partnership
Is Il drl goods commission business.
3 The names of the general 8nd special
partners interested therein ami their re-
spectlre places Of residence are as follows !:
charles L Lord. who resides AZ Tarr5 town.
Wesichcster county. New York. and Kenneth
Lord. Rho resides an 40 i0l West End Ave
nue.. Sew York City. are the general part
ners. sarah J. Galley. who resides a. Phia-
deiphia. in the State ~ Pennsylvania. Is the
special partner. All Of said partners are OF
'ful. age
4 The amount of capital which said Sarah
Oialev has contributed 10 the common stoo K
Is tho sum of 5000 900.
3 The nartnership be- 10 begin on January
hrst. 1915 and To- end on December thirty
nrst. 1911.
Dated New York. December 2s 1915.
CHAS T. LORD
KENNETH LORD
SARAH J. GALLEY
New-York tribune., 1916-02-01

that she would have 70 60 70 the hos
pital, and 1 asked her if could 20 and
she said No But she changed her
mind afterward and said that I could
go, and ] went 70 the hospital. and she
wanted TO 90 in and see papa, but the
nurse said that it would not be any use
TO see him. for she would not know
him"
And did you cry that night?" Cush-
ing asked gently.
"No,' the boy answered, "I couldn't
cry"
Then came what was, in the face Of
later admissions. the strangest part OF
the boys testimony.
Did your mamma tell YOU 20 love
papa or 10 hate him -
"She always told me to love him and
be good 20 him."
DO you say your prayers every
night?"
Yes, and pray for my papa every
night
Did your mamma talk TO you abou.
whether she wanted TO make up with
your father?"
"Yes" Charlie answered soberly
"Sho always said she wanted 70 make
up and always loved papa. She saiC
Nl. ALr llI4lt rIr vas lNlI h4IE OF papa
and that she used to dream of hin
every night"
Attorney General Rice. his face re.
iaNed into an almost tender smile, then
took up the questioning In the same
frank. winning way that the lad hac
told Of his love for his father. he de
scribed. now, the services he had rcn.
dcrcd his mother. But frat nc OBJ
jected politely to Nh Rice cxplsua
tion OF what an oath Was. 81 never
swear he remarked.
Thon he told Of his spying on Miss
Burger, Of how he had shown hi.
mother where she lived. how he hs
tened TO his fathers telephone con
vcrsations with the woman who haC
won him from his wife.
"You kept am eye on father and sap
where he was going, didn't YOU" Ric'
asked.
"Ycs"
And then YOU would tell your moth
cr an abou, it?"
Yes, ! always told mother every
thing"
you would ask the boys about III
place about him, wouldn't you
Yes "
New-York tribune., 1916-02-01
HER TERRIBLE FINN
MEETS $50 FINISH
Jer.ey Girl Says Wrestler Got
Hammerlock on Her ROLL
and Has Him Arrested.

Emil Takanaki. otherwise Emil the
Terrible. champion exponent OF tho
Finnish school Of wrestling. oppressed
n wooden bench at Police Headquarters
last night with tho bulging, steel-spring
muscles Of his back.
Tell her love her still was ms
only remark before retiring.
over i'm Englewood, y. j., pretty
little Martha Sarrinen, who used TO
like wrestling, shook her head when
the messagc was transmitted 70 her
Tears welled In hor eyes and her lips
parted quveringly to emit a single
word:
"Bunkl"
That wasn't how Martha. who 10
rineteen and n stcnographer trnnslat'
ing letters into many languages IN
cuding the Scandinavian, felt about IL
year ago. Emil tho Terrible a. thaI
time was exhibiting his prowess IN
EnQlcwood The flower Of Jersey had
felt his fearful toe hold and had sue
cumbcd 10 his never-to-bc-forgotten
half-nelsons. Martha became "a regu,
lar patron Of the Finnish matches and
inc tcflIp plc oN' WAS lh'i '""''. ~ ''
Martha had 500 IN the bank. A couple
of days after she had Joyously agreed
10 become Mrs. Emil Terrible Iakanakl
Emil borrowed the $50 He explained
that If he converted IL into clothing
more acceptable 20 the Fourteenth
Street elite than his Finn-madc apparel
II would be an easy matter for him 70
arrange meetings on 'hc mat with the
American and Turkish talent and
after that n new championship and all
that should go with d.
But 10 was not so 20 be- Martha says
She never saw her terrible sweetheart
again. nor the 500 She waited couple
New-York tribune., 1916-02-01
FAST COMPANY FIVE
IN 500-YARD RACE

Joe Higgins, Of Worcester, is the
fffb of the five fastest middle distance
,r,nrers i'm the East to enter the 300
,.erd Ruerroever special At the annual
Now York a. &. indoor games on
Februarv 3 at the 22d Regiment Ar
on The starting mark with the Holy
Cross ayer will be James +. Ted
Meredith Of the University Of Penn
-,fvania and William b. Moore. of
Princeton. who has been making fast
limo Two fellow New Erg.anders 70
,Iirgins. Tom Halpin and Dave Cald-
,col who has twice been successful IN
biz races here in the last month, make
up the five.
New-York tribune., 1916-02-01
HOW TO GET RICH, OR WISER
ill You Need Is Fair of Scissors.
s. Bill. Cigar Box and Luck.

Directions for making easy money:
Take a s. bill over the figure in
the corner paste the figure 10 cut from
United States revenue stamp. to be
found with the stckum already on II
on cigar boxes. Over the large . IN
the centre paste am Y drawn on tissue
paper. Pass in bad light. Repeat as
often as you can get away with IT,
Michael Nowanich. twenty. and Polh
Troubour. both of 26 Albany Street,
were locked in Police Headquarters
Yesterday and held for the Federal De
partment Of Justice, accused Of follow
ing the directions.
New-York tribune., 1916-02-01
ARMY AND NAVY ORDERS;
MOVEMENTS OF WARSHJpS

jan. - Birmingham ana NeD.u,.
(a9p by. 80 20. f-i ,ld Ps.~n,. ysHs',
hal .hnf,nopga. 81 ssl glu. ia /, crF.
Fiflfrrf. A. Duar'aranr w. Ia Pa
jan 30 fe-fins sn1 STREET. a. g- Va.
ran. A. For'sm0u'h ~ n ~ N". ".
SAILED
jan - fhsrnoozs. Nsrurui.
fris CJaynss for ~ Pv w 20 P.,n
Jan y fhar8n0fzs Ia Psrn,, o..
.ef9' iope lrYsmDl 'o- san D,s,. y,,e.s pa
ysfl ~ for'lm0ufU ~ ~ 'Nn. y
Jan p -.eitf 1uarftlsmo f,r na-,,-. -
n1oga Hsn biaf '9r Msal,n ~. ltse,
sn1 Motaglan. Chn'ss'oa '-f H., ". Iv,
Jones. bu1slo. Pery Probe s-i ~ Pr
m" 'or 2sn D.'so p'l<ns sna s,,,.r s,r s:r
,9ia iof ,hsf.e,.on VI. ~ Wsr. ar ~ rs,s
Jan 30-iJ ~ glsrfsnsmo n, p,....
JrDs'i Norfolk f0f Sea Yors 'fr.s
fsnano f0' Guaes1aysto Bsy Cur
Bsfrey. A. Norfolk garf .re.,1 -.
Annapolis ',''ss- a
Rainbow eorr.ssi1n.l a. rar7 y,rs u,..,
faiIa0 placed 0Uf p con rrlfsssr~ ~ Il. - p
cornis'iorci m Alsfic sfsior '''l'n
New-York tribune., 1916-02-01

agent who is alleged TO have spent
large sums Of money IN this country
in an effort TO promote strikes in mum
tous factories. With Representative
Frank Buchanan and seven others ne
was indicted for conspirng with Won
Eintclen. According 20 Federal ON
cials. Lamar WAS the German agent
and found the position eN-
tremely profitable. lie was rolca'eo on
So. GOO bail after his Indictment having
already deposited $4,000 bail penang
his appeal in the impersonauon case
New-York tribune., 1916-02-01

JAPANESE buffers. cooks general house
workers. japanese Hygrade Agency. 81!
New-York tribune., 1916-02-01

Ii woke me cp, and then baby (his
nitter Vtrgtnte) cried and mother aid
New-York tribune., 1916-02-01

Little or nothing was gained by
Mrs. Mohr from the witnesses for the
defence. Often, on ross-examinatiOn,
they actually damaged her case.
New-York tribune., 1916-02-01
Scarsdale Estate Leased

Charles F. Griifen g. CO. have r..,.s
for William ". Caswell his eog,,,,
estate, known a. Wilmount, on Qga.,.
Ridge, Scarsdale, y. Y. consis,isy =,
ffty acres % land, a large nsnsis-
with numerous well appointed outbuis
ings. 20 John F Baudouine, who i,
already taken possession. This pr,s.
erty is one Of the choicest place, q
that section.
New-York tribune., 1916-02-01

Catherine Cuneo lNorl Nlpr Tan o1 % tho
Wcsf India - Go. Win sugaI Far
tosuo. SAL Juan jar 81. Ponce 13. Mafasler "a
and San Juan 26. 20 the New Norh & rar.o Rico
Ss Co. witch mail, and mise Bar IS 90
hmmowt lBr Santiago Jan "A. Guantanamo
n anf Arfilis a. to liasier Bros. With mdsa
Bar 500
Ncches Galveston jar %. 20 the Mallory s. Co
with nisc QIaf. % p
SurOk Boston. Qlar l. so m
Ca.snar,s Port Im0l Jan 23 Crsioha a and
Hatsnu IS o. fhe lNi'rI Fruit Co. With mails and
mdse Bar. ID
Isgesfori lBrl. Genoa Jan aad Aisi'rs j.. 90
thc C0mpagfie GeHers'e rrarsalenuque wrh
lase Bal 80 m 3lfh.
Nsiess .Grcskl Csvala Dec q ssmos TO-
pirs.us % lalamafa "a and Agiens Jal Z. TO A
Cslarns pl'h fnIsc Bar 0
Nonus Nrw orleans Jan rs. y The soulhrm
Tacinc 60. with mlse Guar. ID Is A N
New-York tribune., 1916-02-01

of weeks. then came to New fork ana
qworc out warrant
Detectives Conroy and Enright' oi
the I'd Branch Bureau. dropped IN AZ
Emil'a home. at 42i0 Eighth Avenue
brooklyn. and took him away. The ter.
rible one 10 said 10 have served short
aentence before meeting Martha az
r,rult Of trenting another feminine nd
mirer with similarly profitable perhdy.
New-York tribune., 1916-02-01
PUSH TARIFF COMMISSION
Raincy viii Soon Oser Rill ON Pres'-
dents Idea In House.

Washington. Jan. 81 Secretary Nc
Adoo and Democratic Leader kitchin
discussed to-day the Administration bill
70 create a Tariff Commission which
soon will bc introduced IN the House
with President Wilson's backing.
Mr. Kitchin. by agreement, viii not
lead the fight for the bill, rs he does
Y,t agree with the tariff commission
iGca: but he Will not oppose II. Rep
roscntatiye Rainey, who ranks next to
Mr.. Kitchir on the Ways and Means
Committee. will steer the bill through
the House.
No general fight against the bill by
Democrats is indicated. but some lead
crs may not be enthusiastic.
New-York tribune., 1916-02-01
David Lamar Must Serve
Term for Impersonatlng
Representative.
WAS IDENTIFIED
WITH GERMAN PLOT
Served as PaymaSter for Won
Rintelen. Indicted for
Conspiracy.

Washington. Jan sl.-David lamar.
convicted IN the New York Federal
courts on charges Of impersonating an
officer Of the United States with in-
t,nt to 6efraud. lost his appeal in Che
supreme Court to-day The New NorN
court Is free 90 enforce the peni;en-
tary sentence.
Lamar wss convicted after a sensa-
tional disclosure. IN the Congressional
investigation Of campaign contriou-
icns in 1918. that in telephone con
,,rsations with certain leading Wall
Street fnanciers he had represented
himself 10 be Representative A.
Mitchell Palmer. Of Pennsylvania. and
isd made proposals 20 influence legs
lafion before Congress.
he was convicted Of intent TO de
fraud Lewis Cass Ledyard J. Piorpont
Morgan and others. and was sentenced
60 two years IN Atlanta penitentiary.
Lamar's appeal was based largely on
he claim that a Representative in Con-
eress was not an Oncef OF the jritec
States. Justice Holmes, In announc-
irg the courts decision. held that IL
was not necessary for the officer 20 be
ar officer Of the United States IN the
sense In which that term was used in
the law, because even in the same
statute words and phrases might have
g different meaning
Lamar heard Justice Holmes an
nounce the courts decision. he had
accepted the privilege extended 20 all
iitigants before the court Of sitting
within the space reserved for the bar.
He fastened into the clerks Office as
soon as court had adjourned to read a
printed copy Of the opinion, but had
nothing TO say.
The courts mandate. by which the
New York Federal Court viii be- Off
cislly notified OF the decision, will not
be issued for thirty days. under the
courts rules. unless Lamar should re-
quest otherwise. As soon as the man
date is issued Lamar viii be sent 20
Atlanta.
Lamar has recently been in the lime
light due 20 his alleged connections
with Labor's National Peace Council
and Franz Won Rintelon. the German
New-York tribune., 1916-02-01

he small witness denied stOutiy
that he ever told his father that he
would be shot ( he didn't abandon Miss
Burger He also coutradicted the At
torney Generals statement that he had
predicted the death of Miss Burger
"But YOU remember when YOU took
the book out of your fathers desk ?'
his 0uestioner pursued. "NhO told you
TO &c. it?"
Mother. She told me it was a little
red book Mother looked 10 see what
was in 1t. and then sent it back to
papa"
few minutes after this he stepped
from the stand and went TO his mother.
While the people left 5he courtroom
he stood close 10 her. Neither seemed
20 speak. Once She reached up and
patted the little hand that rested on
her shoulder
The morning session OF the court was
devoted 20 the examination OF wit
nesses for the defence. Through LEROY
Payne. colored. and former Office boy
of Dr. Mohr. Attorney General Rice
elected the admission that Mrs. Mohr
had paid him 20 be a spy on her hus-
hand. More than that. the negro in
sisted that she still owed him money
Tor his services m that direction.
Ella Hogan. sister Of the murdered
physician. funny, perky. little coun-
try woman. from McEwansvillc. also
testified. Following her. Gustavus h.
Mohr. DR.. Mohr's brother, took the
stond. on s-cxamination the stab
forced into evidence the following len
ter. written by the doctor 10 his
brother or the occasion Of Mrs. Mohr's
visit 10 the Pennsylvania Mobrs and
Hogans. in June. 1918:
New-York tribune., 1916-02-01
ONE FUNERAL SERVICE
FOR FOUR WOMEN
All Died from Pneumonia With
in 3 DAYS in Same House.

New London, Conn, Jan. 3l.-One o.
the most unusual funerals ever he'd
i'm this ncighborhood took place al the
Jordan Church this afternoon a. 2
o'clock. when services were held for
Mrs. Mary A. Munger, Mrs. Lavinia
Matthews. Mrs. Elvra S. Daniels and
Mrs Mary Chapman All four women
died from pneumonia within three days
In single Waterford home.
The services, Of simple character
we're conducted by the Rev. Percy r.
Volfenden. the Rev. Welcome +. Bates,
Of Mystic. and the Rev. Walter +. Cray
Of Niaric. Burial was in Jordan Gem
IL
New-York tribune., 1916-02-01
FIRE RECORD

"a, Bfosfnsy. sansr. BrlsiAc r, ...
'j-2t 2 Se'h e.. mi 81
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fi f5-lf0l Bsagnorf A. A N,,oes -,
PSI
y 20 5s5 = slg a. Al1is Klss y's,,,
J tl-lts io.lm1s - D Cromwell. 49,,
go columbus a. -sigsi ,,fsi4 :. IN
8;-2Zss iZfh az ~ shesfsr 500
0D-3'i " 's'n a. Ami. Ksss.i' g. a.
New-York tribune., 1916-02-01

fa,t excellent lorg references 7. Mss Horma5
er' Assrg. io $50 81, d flor. Te. sfi5
.A-LADY's MAID OR cHANBERNAID
Young French woman. S31 ~ Miss Hlfnaycrs
Agency. i0 I. 45d st. 5i hoor- TEL SsA Murray
COLORED COvpLE Useful outle-. -rien-
li cook, most excellent pair sa5. 20 any
where. best Ief sreuces. Miss shea Agenc5s
90 J. i2d 81 Tei. Mnrra, Hlli -6In.
COOK Firat class AN branches. excellent
manager. best references. tlty or country /.
wages {S5. Miss Slaughnessys Agency II
ouShly experienced. voung widow. girl d..
srle ldiI references $50 Call M1ron's Agency.
'3l w ~ 81. Tel Bryant-56S2.
COOK and WAITRESS s-CHAMBERMArD -
TWO Young spanish women. sone English.
cltr country. wages. S-5-s-0. Ddens Agency,
So ofh at. Ihone l'ryont ,of'
ON-LArNDRESs Thor0iehfv competent
references f3l Mrs NasUu's Agency l3i Is.
'i So TEL Brfant-5t32
COON A>p WAITRESS CHAMBERNAID -
capable Finnish girls hes' references. CITY ~
.0un'r lus,iia Agony l.5 hsst isn e. Plaza
oor rPi.E.- Danish. tntl,r useful cook and
Iaunfrrss smart nice apieafInR pair. eN-
COOK Competent ST. hran,he. n'al economical
ctreI'cnf refer.nees Martha ooiier's Agcncl ~
iih as. near slsr 81
COUPLE Scotch. butler. valet useful wife
eNc.lient cook. traf. economic sl viii assist
Laundry. best references. citf, country. Miss
Shau-hnosss'S Agency d " f2d st
COUPLE. Butler useful. good cook. entire
worH small family. country. Young. colo-ei
Americans so Oielrs Agency. 50 sth a..
Phone Bryant ,oi
I~r
three children. excellent references. go an' p
whore. sn Miss -lca'- Agency 80 T. 81
sf. Tel Murray iiu -677s
FRENCH LADIES MAID. Neat nice ap-
bearing thoroughly comletcnt experene, 4
soam4frcss. very hest references. s7S Mason =
Agency i3l ". l-d ST. 1ci nryani-'633
HoU~Ek EEPFR-Renned educated French
widow. with girl hfe desires superior home.
highest recommendations. 81 Mason s
Agency l5l N. i.i - Icl. br' ant 5s23
INFANTS NURSE. capable Young. VIII
care growing ,hul also. S3l. country pre-
ferr-I. best references. Miss Shea's Agency
800 T.. i-i sf. rel MURRAY mn -f-1i
Observation-Disclosures Competent.
Young $50. country preferred. best refer
ences NESS shea's Agency 30 T.. 49d e..
Tel MURRAY Hiil sit
fATNDEESS fffAMnERMAln Capable
young woman neat. oulising very best
references. citv country tg0 Mrs Nason's
Asencv iSi ". i2d ST. Tel. Bryant-5633
MOTHER. pAl GifrER-W Wording house
keeper waitress maid preferably doctor g
home refined. Intelligent. five Years last
place 81, Nason's Agency i3l ". i2d ~.
NrRSEEN GoNEENE~S Refined Young
Fngii~hwonan. speaking German. desires
cIfv position. exc ilent references. So Ms
81 1srns Agency. i3i ~. f-i 81. Tel. BRYANT
TWO FRIENDS Dolh. assist llunfress
waitress -rhsmt.rmsil. s., each. Young
capable. best references. Mis- Shea's Asfucs
80 E i.i 80 TEL NGraF Hil -6lli
~ iITREsS Finnish sir years AT place eIcel snt
rsferon.e. JlssNa Agency. 1856 Las 5stl s.
rIaza f4.3
WORKING ~EKLFPFR -Gool cook.
entire charge business people s. home. coun-
tr,. entire work ono. two people. excellent
references. wages $3.50. osrIs Asencj.
s-5 6fh as. Phone Birarf l'11
New-York tribune., 1916-02-01
SURROGATEs NOTICES.

* PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF
Honorable John J. Cohslsn. Surrogate
Of the county of New York. NOTICE n
hereby given 20 ll persons having claims
AGAINST Martha B. Nhfrldge late OF tho
County OF New York. deceascd, TO present
the same with vouchers thereof 70 the
subscribers. a. their place % transac.ing
business at the office OF Whitrdge, Butler
4 Rice, our attorneys. No. 90 Wall Street
IN The city - New York. on or before the
LIST day u July, 1916. next
Dated. New York. the goth day OF De-
cemher. 1915.
DOUGLAS n THOMAS
FREDERICK W VHTRIDGE.
Executors
WHlTRlDGE. BUTLER 4 RICE.
Attorneys Tor Executors.
90 Wall ST.. New York City
New-York tribune., 1916-02-01

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Australia. \cw Zealand via Sal fftn
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tvI4 Vancouver and Victoria. r a. J.-Aiatura
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via Vancouver s|l Victoria q 60 Ns-
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land Australia via san Frarrl'ool-Nal-
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