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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-08-22
Wilson Gives Golf Credit
In Solving Knotty Problems
BY gibson GARDNER,

WASHINGTON. Aug. OFF the administra-
credit the result to golf!
Golf is credited by the president with making
possible the solving OF knotty international prob
lens, handling of Mexican affairs and all the
thousand and one things a busy president must
do.
By golf he rests his mind so thoroughly he
can think clearly and act intelligently during
working hours
President Wilson has one of the finest set of
golf sticks in the country. They were made for
him by his brother, John A. Wilson of Franklin
Pa.
They are longer clubs than used by the aver
age player each having more than 4O-inch
shaft. His brother also gave him a doeskin golf
bag to hold not only the 10 clubs but rubber
coat and hat the president always takes with
him when he golfs.
The presidents golf game is characterized by
steadiness and care.
taking two shots to cover distance another
player might attempt in one. The presidents
long suit is putting. He is steady and accurate.
President Wilson's definition of
golf may be new to some people. He
says: Golf Is Intellectual attempt
to put elusive ball into an obscure
hole with uncomfortable instruments.
Most of the presidents golfng is done at the
Washington Country club across the river in
Virginia. This is small club made up mostly
of government officials people from the Smith
sonian institute and the scientific bureaus. There
are no social features 1t is exclusively golf.
Players at the club. have learned to
treat the president he like to be
treated-as merely another member Of
the club. He is shown no special con-
es. The president always
a. a VIC on
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-08-22

Four men asphyxiated by gas
aboard fishing schooner at Jul
neau, Alaska.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-08-22

Births.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Nels
Peter Eskildsen, 6822 South
ST., August 10, girl.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-08-22

A cool place to eat. Duen-
wald's. 1112 Broadway. adv.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-08-22

Get good steak at Feeney's.
adv.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-08-22

Hattie Finley, colored, pleads
guilty to manslaughter charge
and gets one to 20 years in peni-
Tertiary.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-08-22

DIR. Austin, Reason Editor,
gives Free Lectures Wednesday to
Sunday evening, Tacoma Music
hall. Class lessons on Prosper
ity." adv.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-08-22

Trade and commerce bureau of
Tacoma Commercial club makes
arrangements for attending
Southwest Washington fair.
New-York tribune., 1916-06-02
u. S. PUTS COTTON
IT'S OF NORMAL
Market Flurries on Receipt OF
Condition Report - Prices
Rise. but Close Low.

The governments first cotton crop
report of the season was followed by
violent price movements yesterday. The
condition figures we're lower than gen
orally expected. but sharp bulge IN
prices met increased offerings, and
prices later made new low ground for
the movement under more or less gen
eral selling, evidently inspired by the
favorable weather conditions OF the
last week and belief that the crop had
improved materially since the govern
ment data was gathered. After sell
ing at 1896 Immediately after the
publication of the report. October con-
tracts broke TO 1866 and closed at
1859, with the general list closing
steady at a net decline OF to IL
points.
The market was comparatively quiet
early in the day. The opening was
TO 4 points lower In response 10 rela-
lively easy cables. but there were few
contracts for sale and prices soon
steaded on covering for over the re-
port, with active months working some
4 70 points net higher. There was
little further feature until the report
was issued, and inspired a sharp furry
of covering. Buyers seemed TO be very
readily supplied at an advance Of Ia
to II points from Wednesdays closing
figures, however, and as soon as II was
seen that the unexpectedly low condl-
tion figures were creating no fresh bull
interest the market turned easier. Stop
orders were uncovered and the selling
became more aggressive as prices
worked through the recent low level
and all active months made new low
ground for the movement in the late
trading. The close was steadied by
covering, but rallies were limited.
The government condition of 77.5,
compared with condition OF so per
cent last year and a ten-year average
Of 1913. Private reports published
within the last few days had pointed
TO higher figures and the report was
evidently disappointing TO recent sell
crs. It seemed that the trade was more
impressed by the improvement that has
occurred in the crop since the official
canvass than by condition which was
considerably better than the June fig
tres in the big crop year of 1914. The
weekly report of the Weather Bureau
emphasized this improvement, and the
better average of daily crop news
served to Offset such disappointment as
was felt in connection with the con-
dition figures. Political advices at
tracted no fresh attention. and the
Southern selling here was thought TO
be more largely in the way Of liquida-
tion than a reflection of any change in
the attitude of Southern holders.
Southern spot markets rs officially
New-York tribune., 1916-06-02
Commercial Leases.

George X. Read & Co., IN COM June
tion with Heckscher & De Saulles, have
leased in the Hanover Bank Building
Nassau and Pine SITS, the fifteenth floor
20 the Federal Dyestuf and Chemical
Company. and the entire nineteenth
floor 10 White E. Co. Both leases are
for a term Of years and amount to
considerably over Sl50,000.
l.. Tanenbaum, Strauss & Co, Inc,
have rented 5000 square feet in clio
Great Jones St, to the Melophone Talk
ing Machine Company; the store and
basement, comprising 22,5OO square
feet, TO Abraham II. Fox, IN 677 Broad
way; the store and basement, comprls-
ing $500 square feet, TO Richard Oelk-
ers. in 35-37 Bond ST., and TO David
Lorence, the first loft. comprising $500
square feet. in 649-651 Broadway.
Charles +. Noyes Company has leased
the seventh floor of $3.50 Lafayette
ST. to the Rolsworth Press; space in
the Hanover Building, 130-132 Pearl
St., 70 Irving Gordon; and Offices in
20 Wall ST. 10 Ernest X. Barnard.
The Louis X. Liggett Company,
New-York tribune., 1916-06-02
Sales in the Auction Rooms.


-
by Joseph p. Day.
MADISON AV. 1850 w s. 90 n Goth ST. torSo.
DO sly aptmt: 1s0 Madison Az Co agt Hanover
lmpt Co. David + GOodnow. atty; Jno u hogan
ref due; so: 6ot: sub TO lsi mtg 3l'''0OV'
DUANE ST, ~ " cor Lafayette St Is aII3 :!
60 at Madison AZ Real Estate 60 ct al. Miller
King Lane & Trafford. Gttys Alfred & X NC
Neyn ref due sag 9o6 So. taxes. etc. S2.joS.2l;
65TH ST. 5.s West. d S. l2j Central PARK West
95Il00.5. three s'y ap,mts. Alice Crandel
Schrciber attys. Richard J D Heating. ref due
sl0.47l.29: taxes. etc. $l.-60i sub 70 prior mtg
SlO5 600 adjourned to June lS. ,,.--,.o-
tl6TH ST. 22s West. s. 42j Sth sv lo3 l1l6 sI
100 ll125. sy tenmi and stores Isaac Bel az
Milton BeInser ct al Jay 4 600 Gender az ai,ys y,
si25s.5s: to the piaintir for $4,000
by Henry Brady.
10Th ST. ll2 East. s. l75,4 E "a AZ. l'I5l 81
Isicl ct al. Edward Godschmdt atty. Thos
oCsnaghan. ret due. Sl2.sss.l6 taxes. etc
s2ssl5. TO the plaintiff Tor $500.
By j. j. Phillips & Co.
2lsrH ST. N4-4ls West. SIS. $50 v 9th ~. 7jr9a II
Goldsmith Cohen. Cole & Weiss. atiys: Bernard
RsJbino ref due SIS .9oe: taxes. etc. S35o.o6. TO
BY Samuel Goldstcker
MORTON ST. 10. s. 1902 Bedford s. 24eI
Q66: s sty teumt: Eugene 4 Fhibin et a agt
Prudential Bond and Mortgage Co O. al. stan
wood MeNkcns any hACNafI VI MhftAI fti Aut
S4662S. 81: taxes. etc. S925C4 TO the plaintiff
for 81. 900.
At the BronI Exchange.
BY Henry Brady
MORRIS kV vs. 1919 l96th st. 90 PISS 7I5l.i.
vacant To Csrbcll fer $3.50
MORRIS AV. cor Park View Terrace. llSi1
100 llxl25 21lO8 .. vacant. Second National Bank
of Ho5oken sgt Jennie Reid a. al Rabe a
Keller. httys. James A Foley, ref. partition. To
5 Plat Tor SlJglj.
By Charles A Bcrrtan
l73C ST. 40 7. s. 90 Webster av. 20Ill5.l0. 8
sty tenmt. Ernest Hall. cHr. at Peter thinner
mann q al. Frederick Freeman. ATTY. John e
Coleman. ref. due. sS395.s0. taxes. etc. $500. To
the piaintr Tor s. 500.
PROSPECT AV. 206s-10 e g. l99 lSOih 81. 331
100. two sty dWle, Heny Il browne AT Glosuo
l. Gallant e. al. Hamilton. Gcsoy Freeman.
sttys Theodore u Friend. ref. due. s. 5ss 40
taxes. etc. $26i. To the plaintiff foT $500
BY Daniel Greenwad
NELSON AV. 1914 = s. 2G0 l,5th 50. 251se 81
ID. 51sl.T. . sly dwlg. Louis II Cramer et Al al
oscar lstaedter. Tcf sullivan * Cromwell aitys
oscar lEtsedter. ref. due. $I.lf5 90. taxes. etc.
S5l255 To the plaintiff for s. 600.
New-York tribune., 1916-06-02
Shipping Information and
Marine NeUS of the World

Gibraltar. May 29-Iosnnis Vat, tGr-ek). New York
FOR Pirfus.
Pernambuoo. May sl-sso Paulo Bran. New York
via San Juan FOR Santos.
Talcahuano May 3i-Ssnta Catalina New York
via Bahia Blanca. etc.
RIO Grande do Sui May 3l-walter D Noyes. New
York via 50 Lucia and Rio de Janeiro.
Huil May 3i-Galileo tBr). New York
Msrseines. May 30-Lassell. Alexandria. Egypt. for
Liverpool. Nav 2s-Baltic CBrl. New York
Falmouth. May 3o-Andsnia tBrl, Ne" YORK Tor
Barcelona. May 2s-Antonio Lopez tspsn). New
Genoa, May 2i~Dants Aisshieri ut,D. New York
Hs1re May 2e-Ardsair OBJ. New York
Crstoba June i-Almirante. Csrtagena for New
York and proceeded 2acapa. New YORK; .
Liverpool June Minnie de Larrinaga lBr). New
York Thorsa (Norl. Philadelphia and New YORK
Albany, May 26-Buyo Maru Gsp). New York
SAILED.
Liverpool. May so-vGeris tBrl, New York
Warssilles NAV si-Madonna fFrl, New Noh.
Kirkwal May sl--Alcor Dutch from Ro,ter-
DAM, New York: Westerdyk Dutch Qrom Hot
terdsrn). New York. "
MeNloneS. May sl-Minneso.sn. New YORK via
Pozrion. May 2s-Feis,ein lNor). New York.
1rvne NAV si-ArA OBJ. New York.
Ishie Raw MAY sl-PatrocluS (Dutch), New York
GIbrsltar NAV 3l-Calahra tBrl. New York.
BsIboa juns l-Copenhsgen (Brl from New fork,;
Lrica. Elrymschus fBrl from New YORK ana
Norfolk VladivOstok Hovick Ban iron Ne"
YORK;. Yladivostok.
PASSED
Gibraltar. MAY 5l-TsonninI ut.D. New York for
Genoa.
New-York tribune., 1916-06-02
PROPOSALS.

SEALED BIDS WILL BE RECEIVED BY
the Board OF Water supply. az Its Offices
tv.enty-second floor, Municipal Building. Park
ROW. Centre and Chambers Streets. New
York CITY until II A NJ, on Tuesday, June
IA 1916 for Contract i44. for the construc-
tfon OF two coucrete-stone and brick build.
ines. approximately 40 feet boy 10 feet by 20
feet. so square yards Of brick pavement.
400 feet OF balustrade, and dOin mlscellane-
Gus work AZ silver Lake reservoir. staten
Island The foundations Tor the buildings
have been built and The pavement founda-
non will be built under another contract.
AZ the above place and time the bids will
be publicly opened and read. Pamphlets con-
raining Information FOR bidders. and con-
traet drawings. can bee obtained az the above
address. at III office of the Secretary. by de-
posting the sum of ten dollars $50 In
cash or lts equivalent for each pamphlet
For further particulars apply 10 the Office
OF the Principal Assistant Engineer a. ths
above address
CHARLES STRAUSS. President.
CHARLEii y. CHADWICK.
JOHN T.. CALVIN.
Commlssioners Board of Water Supply
GEORGE FEATHERsTONE. Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1916-06-02
LONG Island Rentals.

Worthington Whitehouse, INC, nS'
Leased for William c. Fargo his coun-
try estate at East Williston,. consisting
Of twenty-six acres. modern house, out
building, to NJ Taylor Pyne, jrr. -
L'Ecluse, Washburn & Co. have
leased for Joseph Palmer Knapp ms
estate at Huntington. to Baron de
Stackelberg, of Russia, and the bunga-
low of Mrs. NJ. f. Sullivan. overlooking
Huntington Bay, 10 Mrs. John NJ. Stod-
da I'd
New-York tribune., 1916-06-02
CHANGE OLE NAME

SUPREME COURT OF TIE STATE OF
New York. New York County In the
Matter of the Application of TANNER
SOUVENIR co. INCORPORATED. FOR au-
thority to change It's name to that OF NOBLE
A TANNER. INC.-NOtlce is hereby given
that Tanner Souvenir Co.. Incorporates. "A
Domestic corporation. having it, principal
fIace of business and busiuess Office at 40.
II Greene Street. boo the Borough OF Manhat-
tan. city, County and State of New York
will apply at the supreme Court of the State
OF New York. az a Special Term. Part one
thereof t0 he held az the County Court
House. Boo the Borough ot Manhattan, city.
County and State OK view York. on the i2th
day of June. 1916. az 10 30 o'clock In tho
forenoon. or as soon thereafter as Counsel
can be heard. for an order authorizing said
corporation 90 change its corporate name %
Noble a. Tanner luc.
..-.f >-u York. May IS 1916
TANNER SOUVENIR 90. INCORPORATED.
Uy EDWIN &. ROWORTH
I~etII President
PAUL o.. BURROUGHS Attorney for Petit
toner. NO. a. Park Row. Borough OF Man
haitian. Cily OF New York.
New-York tribune., 1916-06-02
SATt BDAY. IL.
TRANSPACIFIC MAILS.

Hawaii III Islands New Zealand and spe-
nauy addressed mail for Australia wa
Vancouver and Victoria. G. tclose a.
$50 y ml-Makura. .... .....:....- 90. .Io-day
Japan. Corea and China III. Seattle (closs
az 80 ml-Shidzuoks Maru. ..:.... June
Hawaii. Japan. Corea China and Phhpplne
Islands via san Francisco tclose at ll;so
= ml-JenyO Maru.. ..........: :...s ..'..Juns
Hawaii. Samoan Islands. Ausifilia le1copt
W,.J and New Zealand WA san Fran
ciscoJ (cose At II 80 p ml-sleTrA June .
Tahiti MsrQursss. Cook Islands New Zea-
lsud and Australia Except NesO VIA san
FrauciscoJ tcose al IL 80 y mI-Nhih. June ~
New-York tribune., 1916-06-02
Alterations.
Manhattan.

STANTON ST. ia 10 siy shop. ste
ie'eI, ~ ps. .rchitsc... $500
PITT ST, 81. 70 and sty tenmt and ,,ore
] Eisen. 1915 Bryant az. owner; Canton a D0fd
man sI2 Fulton st. Brooklyn. architects; Vow,
IRvIEo PLACE, 30 20 sy d"lg: sstas or
Agnes Tracy % william st. owner; Ielcn-
nan, 20 William ST. architect: ngpvu'
nTp ST l.9 w 20 sty cafe, etc; Hon
man. 75s West End aV. owner, W kurtzer ~ i5ss
Boston road architect. so'VVV'
The Bronx.
l.,IH ST. "a f. "a s:y hnek ard frame school '
srd dVis 20 eI306. II Church o. 81 Plus.
Rev + NJ Pagan. f20 4 iijth II. recoF. owner
Ar schmitt sos Courilandt sV nchitece. Sboo
TAIRD LV. 2el6 I sly brick store and d"ls. Zet
a. &. Worlne a PeTer. on premises. owners
workman Braun. ia 2Sth ct. irchi,ec,s
63zuz siNV'''
New-York tribune., 1916-06-02
STORAGE NOTICES.
GUARDIAN STORAGE
AND TRANSFER co.


New York. May 26. 1916.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN to each and ..,i
mai on MONDAY. THE 18TH DAY OF
JUNE. 1915 me folloo,wSiin6g. goods Will be
,oons 81 the GUARDIAN STORAGE AND
TRANSFER COMPANY. Nos. SSl and ,,Sc, SoS
bsttan- Citv and County OF New York. at
1850 4 NJ. 70 recover the sssSls Smoa.' ,aoe 6ue
- sane pursuant 20 law. and such sale
viii be continued on EACH .I. sUccEsiS3IEbs ,Esi3 II.
$500. sS;u Mr. GEO FISHER. Sewing Mach.
&c, 1850; Mrs II; MoKGA5N' TSoles .s,. IS
chairs. &C, $500; Mr.. THOS. McfAi)-
DIN. chiff.. Table. &c. t5Sso: Miss X
O'sULLIVAN. Music. &c. 5000; NJ
CARL RYBERG. Trunks. sc. $500; MT.
GEo' VALE. cases. Slf %. Mrs. N. COS
merry. Beds. sc, S4t.55 Mrs y. hAANS-
SEN, piano. Beds &C.. Sf1 Do. Nj EbM
MORRIsON. Piano Gc. $3.50. Mrs -.
MICKA. Beds. &c.. S83 90: y. g. NJ tAhh.
Mirrors. sc. t3A00. Mrs. A. J. SMITH,
Boxes, &c, 5000.
New-York tribune., 1916-06-02
New Building Plans.

24TH ST. a Isl " S,h av for 6 50 ienmt
5iHSf7. Superior Construction Co Iuc. III J.
llfth 20. owner; Go.dncr GOLDBERG. S9l 2
li9th ST. architect. s.. 900
The Bronx.
18TH ST. n $ so beaumont sr. . siy brick
factOry Sf1eT. Lbono Lombardo. 1898 Arthur
4v. owner. Lucian pscio,is. S9l l49'h st.
architect $40. 600.
MINERVA PLACE. e cor Creston aN sly brick
tenmt. i01S4. Crcston Building Co. Augusc Busch
362 T. l9Sth ST. president owner. NJ W Del
Gaudo 40l fremont sv architect. $40 600
i7iST ST. S. IS - Washington Az. 3 siy brick
teumi. 1-1Ss. Avenue 81 John and Fox 81. Corp
John Brown f6l linton av president owner
Chsrlcs MCcs. 1 Uaion Square. srchiter'
sos 600
1870 ST. r p cor Crcsfo1 ar r-lc SIS l-rs
ffunts 56ag3 DID, and G19f1i i-0I 81 Realty
to Aarun Miller. $50 p l40uh s president
osucr kr0mborg Architectural co. l0-3 D.
i6sth st. archi.scts. ,lgJ.oQ9
New-York tribune., 1916-06-02

Snccial Iivrrpool cabIes-Spot cU,VO'I
in moderate demand: sales. 10000 bales
speculation and export. 1000: American, .
900. Imports. $4,000. all American. miu, sn
upland. SAID. Futures opened quiet, 70
points lower. Closed steady at 0tettE. nes
cline Of 3GlH points. July-August, o;lE t2u
o..oher. .November. 7.sld; January-F February.
S.72i5d; March-April. 7.7ohd;. May-June,
7s7ied Manchester: Yarns firm; cloths
New-York tribune., 1916-06-02
Barometer Readings .
BUSINESS TROUBLES
gankrup.ey Petitions.

AKDTN CONSTRUCTION COMPANY-A peti-
tion IN bankruptcy has been neg against I5e hIu5'
Construction Company Inc. builder Of $3.50 Broad
way by these creditors. Jacob haL. Sl,.1ut a,Lo
a Bernstein. $500. and Louis Brook. $1,000. for
sg N9IS 5 aE0f Il ,rsa.,rrei s so made prce
ffsl uaymefts. S35. 900. and within week past le
company received $5Sooo and transferred ilis money
% stockholders and directors, VINO converted ~ 10
their own use Liabilities were stated 10 De s-JV-
COO and assets 81. O0O The company was incoI-
p0rated on September =, 1913. WIN capIaI 800
81 600 and operated IN The Bronx and in Brooklyn;
SLAYIN BROTHERS composed OF solomon hll
William Slayin. manufacturers Of cloals ana suns
A. e West 24th St. have made an assignment 10
Nyl-s A. Walsh. They also made an assignment
&c nsr-rc-s i'm tbs Hrna Waist Manufacturing Com
West 24th St. 10 Nlyles A wash. The other part
ner. Philip NaGelberg did not sign the deed
Hv these creditors. H. Abrams 500. T. H. A.
Sflfel s4OO ana A Cummins $500. Liabilities were
stated 70 be $4,000 ard assets $4,000. Sia'lh
Brothers have been IN business more thsi yen
years aud became partners in the Aua waist Man
u's,turiug Company on November J. Ie4'. -,
NORRIS FEIN-A petition in bankruptcy has
been fled against Morris Foin. stable and boarding
horses at $40 East llth St., by these cIsailoTs
S2ST IL was alleged uat ho had tsusier,ed
portion Of lis property TO creditors and had dis
PIea "' NJ MHo'SWo SWofISTTEIS. INC. smeiters and as
sayers az l6 John S. and al Newark. has NED
petition IN 1ankruptcy with Liabilities $3.50 enc enc
islI95y a. ,i AZ notes 81 2s5 materials .7O2
They also inyestos $4,000 and owned The plant q
tho Matchloss Lighter at Newark. Judge Learned
Hand appointed John l. Lyttle receiver. bond
$40 900. with leave 70 continue business twenty
days Among the creditors are Martha Wo.lstein
s4487; Isaac Wolsien. 81 800 katherine Murphy
81 500 and Helene Baum. S3.22I.
Receivers Appointed.
PORT OF PARA-Iudgo Mayer has appointed
Henry = Fleming receiver q the Port of Para. Or
25 Broad s., and Para Brazil. in Placse Of Fred
coun. of illness Mr.. Edrdge and Alex Macken-
ze were appointed receivers IN az equity suit on
March 25. 1915 They have taken into possession
Si7O 600 c-sh have collected 81 100000 gross n-
come from the Port o. Para, and also collected
from the government Of Brazil 5000 900 Treasury
BILLS They now have on hand cash $4,000 and
Treasury bills t2.300 600.
CHARLES SCHWARTZ-Judge a. y. Hand has
appointed PerCiyal WNds receiver for Lherles
Schwartz. grocer az 26S Audubon ay bond $500.
Liabilities are s. 500 and assets 81 600.
Bankruptcy Schedules.
JULIUS DUBROWIN delicatessen at l22S Ter
inuon sy. has fled schedules showing liabilities
Sc 500 and assets Sl.lSl.
HARRY HERMANN. wines and LIQUORS. az bJ
Rutgers ST., la, fled schedules showing liabilities
81 0TA and assets s. cash.
New-York tribune., 1916-06-02
TYLER BULL.
frUAHF rs
sTITT & PHILLlPs, AttorHss,s ,0' soi. or.

kIIIl < IftA A-AsAEso AN."a'
ecutors. No. li3 Fulton sfret,.,
ough of Manhattan. New foiN ~"
~ PURSUANCE or An ORDER ",
Hon John J. Cohalau. a SURF i.s.se
the County % New York. Noti.r i' '..',.,
given 70 an persons having claims .s =,
John ;. Bussing. late of ine N.-"., ~.
New York deceased. 20 present .N. -.
with vouchers thereof to Che a,
az their place OF trsnsactlng business o..
the office OF their attorneys. Stt 4 T''
lips, No il3 Fulton street ho'y-s al
Manhattan. In the city ot Sew ioiM
or before the 18TH day of SepieWo 20,
Dated. New York. the third day - A4'N''
1915.
CHAs STEWART PHILLIPS. aN,,a.o,
~ PURSUANCE or Az ORDER %,
Hon John p Cohalsn. surl'se.ss
the County Of New York. Notice Is n-'..,
given 20 all persons having claims ss@.'', =,
Elizabeth A. Odeu late of tNf ,.-" ~
New York deceased. @ present we 80
With vouchers thereof t0 me s-u1.i' ~,
a. his place OF transactlng business y,
ig5 west 18th Street. in tho CRY o, -.
York. on or before the 10Th day OF S''
tember next .,..c.
dated. New York the ist day n Nsi'~
1918 HAMILTON oDELL Executor
New-York tribune., 1916-06-02

operating the observation-disclosures
drug stores, has leased through Her
bert Hecht & Co., in the Fifth Avenue
Building, the corner store at the juno
tion OF Broadway and Fifth av.
New-York tribune., 1916-06-02
ARRIXTD-

ST Gsorre tBr). Liverpool May ls TO N. Cunsrd
IS 60. La. with mdse. Bar a. 81 IN, ~,
e Ceiu III singapore a. Durham April 49, ard Bos-
Ton MAY 60 TO " II Tweddel & 90. with mdse.
't' chicago 5'V tFri. Bordeaux May q. TO tn. Com
pagnie Generate Trsnsauintique. with mails and
mdse Bar 9i $50 j1, IN Si, ~, and s.v,l. II TO
the Vacuum OIL Co. with indse. Bar at 10
Natsnza, Havana MAY 2s TO the New York and
CuIs Nal - Co with Indse. Bar al m 3lSt-
city Of Orsn (BD. CsTdi5 May IS 70 Norton.
iiiI Her&eS 50 ,russj Liverpool MAY r. 70 IN. Rus
sian Volunteer Fleet. Bar A. ,.-,.--,,.
o., s19tA Ma w, 81 S5stoSa .; and Kingston a.
10 the United Fruit CO. with malls and mdse. Bar
4' ,ssibI tS Sfsrp Jsp). san Feln May IS ,nd s.
Michaels 22 10 the Anchor Line. TN mdse. Bar
Miner CNorl St John. B. May %. 70 the clyd.
Antilles. New orleans May q. 20 ths Southern
Pacife Co. with mdse. Quar- a. 655 N
Hsrm tNorl SETTLE MAY l5 TO the Cans S, Co
with mdse. Bar a. Is m -.
Chesapeake. Bslumore 10 ~ New 1oik sna
Baltimore Trans CO. with mdse. GU" at l2'o
Ii vale Galveston May 25 TO III. Southern
Pacific 60. with mdse. quar- Al 5.j5 m
Bellgrano tBrl. Iduque April % and Norfolk
May 81. 10 Wessei Dural Co. with mdse. Bar
sAliS Marta. Kingston to the United Fruit 90
with mails and mdse. Quar- a. 2 So m 49,.
Jefferson. Newport News and Norf. .k. 70 the o!a
Alicante tspanl Alicante Mas l5. Malaga II and
Cadlz IS. 20 4 Z4ragosa. with mdse. Bar al $40
I t'rlstohai Cristobal May 25. 20 the Panama Y r
S. Co with mails and mise. Bar al 10.
Brluant towing barge Co No sil. Baton
Rouge MAY %. TO The standard OH Co. With oil
quar- a. on m.
SAILED.
MinuehshA fBrl. London Uranus Dutch Be-
f&st. Arapahoe. Charleston and JAG sonEie; Moro
Cas,ie Havana Gardepee tBrl. Archansel. Annetts
lBH Port Antonio Princess Anne Norfolk and
Newport News Tyler. Norfolk and ,'evpoft News
Cherokee Wilmington and Georgetown, Advance
Crisioba: Esperanza Progreso. Amelia lbr). GloaIa
President Bluge lBelgl. Shafpness
El Alba Galveston. Sargento albuquerque ~ Belgl
Rio De Jarei-o. Neenbergen Dutch. Rotterdam
Pawnce. PhLalep phia
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Dalton Swimming School
sCHoOL AGENCIES.

American and Foreign TEACHERS Agency
Supplies Professors. Teachers, Tutors,
Governesses, etc. 20 Colleges. Schools ani
Families Apply 20 Mrs 81. j. YOUNG
FULTON. % Union Square.
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WIRELESS REPORT.
INCOMING STEAMERS.

s. New York. American Line 1890 miles east o.
Sandy Hook Gt N wednesday. Expected
dock Sunday.
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Female.
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.

some experience di-tation
fling records Underwood. S 70 start. advances
Apply Press. ll6 Broad ~.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

sANITARIUM FOR SALE BY slCcis,s~. -.
ful physician. who can now tetiie ,I,.,< als.<
active business Ihos. +. Low. btlS ~ 10,
B.. Chicago. So
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IMMATURE ALMANAC.
HIGH WATER

UNITED States Coast and Geodetic suf'eJ)
sunrise ............ 42s Moon rises Ia m o.. 3.
sunset .......... % Moon sets u. m 90. sls