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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-02-23
AMERICAN SHARES
DULL in LONDON
New War Loan Improves
American Exchange Steady
Stocks Quiet.

London, Feb. 22.-The money market
was not disturbed to-day by the pay
ment Of s10.O00.O0O Russian treasury
bills as a similar amount matured. Dis
count rates were quiet American ex-
change was steady at 4.T67s 70 Az for
cable transfers. There is considerable
comment in exchange circles over
Chancellor McKenna's statement that
American exchange will be kept steady,
and brokers anticipate that funds will
be attracted here from New York
thereby. Consols closed unchanged at
5s2s; the new war loan Il higher at
97R.
The stock market MAS quiet. The
feature Of the trading was the war
loan, which was in good demand on pos
bic rights in connection with tho
forthcoming new issue. The French
loan also hardened and rubber shares
were in demand, but business in other
directions was meagre. American SC
curities were lifeless owing TO the
American holiday
The Bank of England to-day exported
$4,000 IN sovereigns 80 the Continent
and $4,000 10 India.
Money loaned AZ 70 AZ per cent.
Discount rates for short and three
months bills were SIS per cent.
Gold premium At Lisbon was o.
Paris. Feb. %. Prices were steady
on the Bourse to-day. Three per cent
rentes closed Is confines ligher a. 81
francs Is confines. Exchange on Lon
don. % frames centimes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-02-23
Chancellor of EXChequer
Tells Commons Aim Is
to Check Imports.
SAYS NORMAL RATE
is NOT DESIRABLE
London Hears Lord Robert Cecil
Will Enter Cabinet as Min
lister of Contraband.
BY FRANCIS w. HIRST.
Editor The Economist" London.

Especial Gable 10 The rribuneI
London, Feb. 22.-The House of
Commons was somewhat relieved
last night by learning from the Pre-
mier and Chancellor that recent esti-
mates Of expenditure have been en-
aggerated. Reginald McKenna
states that the debt service and civil
service together are now costing
nearly half million sterling a day
and the expenditure on the war is
s3,4OO,000. He anticipated that a
five million limit would be reached
by the end of March.
To critics who complained that
American exchange has not been
raised TO par, Mr.. McKenna replied:
AT the present time American ex-
change is kept at S4.765 to the SOW
ereign. We do not wish American
exchange to 90 any higher than the
figures ] have given. Absolutely
normal American exchange would be
about S4.86. 1t is 10 cents below.
We do not wish American exchange
10 either go up TO the normal or
above it, for the very simple reason
that we are discouraging imports
hy keeninc exchange a little below
par"
This verbatim report should inter
est Wall Street. Chancellor Nc
Kenna added that with the present
freight and insurance gold exports
70 New York do not pay, though OK
change is 10 cents below normal
Altogether Mr.. McKenns was &C.
markedly optimistic.
Meanwhile, Edwin s. Montagu's
speech at Cambridge reads like a re-
cantation Of Free Trade, but even if
the Liberal ministers turn preferen-
talist they will encounter great diff
culties and obstinate opposition. The
chambers Of commerce were FREEDOM
inantly Protectionist in 1906, when
The great Free Trade victory oc-
'carred at the general elec tinH-
The report that Lord Robert
Cecil will enter the Cabinet as con-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-02-23
IMMIGRATION FIGHT
IMMINENT IN HOUSE
Friends of Literacy Test Conf
dent They Can Win.

Washington, Feb. %. The lmmie era 20
ton bill fight, with all Of its old feat
ures and some new ones that may com
plicate the international situation, is
imminent i'm the House. Friends OF the
lteracv test measure, which probably
will be brought up late this week. boast
ed to-day that they had enough votes 70
pass u over another veto by the Presi
dent, which is confidently expected II
the bill reaches him.
Supporters Of the Asiatic exclusion
bills are making determined erort 20
have one Of them reported, despite the
purpose Of the State Department 10
prevent consideration OF any such legis-
iation this session. Chsirmcn Burnett
Of the immigration Committee hopes
that either his bill or that Of Repre-
sentative Raker, of California, can he
amended so as TO cause the state De
partment 80 withdraw opposition.
A. it probably will be reported. tho
Asiatic exclusion measure would he
without many Of the features TO which
the state Department objects, but would
require both Chinese and japanese. 10
register on entering the United States;
The present "gentlemen's agreement
with Japan regarding the entrance OF
lsborers would not be disturbed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-02-23
FOUR MAYORS RULE
MEMPHIS IN A DAY
One Ousted, Two Resign, CITY
Commission Elects Fourth.


Memphis. Feb. 22.-Mcmphis expert
enced to-day the novel situation OF
having four Mayors in one day. The
day started with W. 7. McLsin as
Mayor. Early in the morning ex-Mayor
L. II. Crump, who was ousied several
months ago and reinststed to start
new term on January ! for which nc
was elected, was sworn into the office
Soon after taking the oath Of ONCE
Mayor Crump resigned and r. A. utley'
Fire and Police Commissioner, auto
matically became Mayor.
Mr.. Utley was ousted with Mr.. Crump
and went back into ONCE this morning
removing Mr.. McLain. When IT was
rumored that another custer would be
filed on account OF the Supreme Court
holding that the custer law was retro
active. Mr.. Utley resigned as mayor.
Al the afternoon session OF the Clty
Commission T. {. Ashcroft was elected
Mayor to serve for term endihs
January I, 1920.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-02-23
LINDSAY DEFENDS MILLS BILL
Charges Trade Boards Attack on In
surauce Measure Misleading.

Dr.. Samuel McCune Lindsay, pro.
lessor Of social legislation AZ Columbia
University. yesterday accused the New
York Board If Trade and Transports
ton with attempting 20 retard the
trogress Of social reconstruction IN its
recent attack upon the Mills health in
surance bill.
Their statements SHOW that either
the report was drafted before the bill
had been carefully read or that the
committee deliberately set out 70 ms.
lead tho employers and capitalists OF
the state" declared Professor Lindsay.
The report Of the BOARD Of Trade and
Transportation stated that workers
would have to contribute . per cent Of
their wages in insurance premiums,
whereas. declared the Columbia man,
the equivalent was about per cent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-02-23
-AVID BENNETT KING.
Attorney COR Executors.
II "a /. Z n l. y - 4 OF =
PROPOSALS.

SEALED BIDS Will be received by the
T,oard Of Water supply. at its Offices. twenty
rscond floor. Municipal Building Park Row.
Canfr, af,. Chambers Streets. New iorA
CIV. urtl o \ N. on Thursday, February
p, 1915. tor Contract lts. for lining with
hrick masonry a portion Of the Eastview
tunnel OF the Cstsklll aqueduct. The portion
~ the tunnel 20 be lined Is about ! 500 feet
long The awork Is located In the town OF
Nj Pleasant. Westchester County. New York.
Al the above place and time the bids will
h. publicly opened and read. Pamphlets
containing information for bidders. and con-
tract drawings can be obtained al the above
address at the office OF the Secretary. BY
deoos!ting the sum OF ten dollars 500 In
cash OF It's equivalent for each pamphlet.
For further particulars apply to the ONCE OF
IN. Principal Assistant Engineer al the above
CHARLES STRAUSS President.
CHARLES y. CHADWICK.
JOHN 4. CALVIN.
conr,issi1rerg Of m. Board Of Water Supply.
GEoRGE FEiTHERsroAE. Secretary
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-02-23
CITY NEWS NOT LIABLE
Appeals Court Reverses Libel Suit
Against Manager Hardenbergh.

Albany, Feb. PA general manager
Of an unincorporated news association
is not liable for damages resulting
from the publication in newspapers his
organization serves of stories sent by
employees of the association, the Court
Of Appeals decided to-day.
A reporter for the New York City
News Association forwarded to the
newspaper members a story which, Vt
was conceded. was libellous. The plain
tiff, George Wshlheimer, sued James +:
Hsrdenbergh. the general manager OF
the association, and recovered a judg
ment of Sl,S96. This the Court of APP
peals reversed. on the ground that the
general manager was not the principal.
but was employed by the executive
committee of the association.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-02-23
CAN SELL HEINZE STOCK
Court Allows Richards to Dispose OF
Collateral Held by Union Bank.

fTron a san Core. pondsr' O. The lrlnunc
Albany. FEB. % State Superin-
tcndent Of Banks Richards By de
cision Of Supreme Court Justice ines
ter to-day is permitted TO sell approx
matcly 100000 in collateral for notes
put up by the lste.F. Augustus Heln5e
with the broken Union Bank Of Brook
lvn. The collateral represents shares
and mortgage bonds Of the United
Davis.Daly and Ohio Copper COM
panles.
When Mr.. Heinzc put up the securi-
ties he gave the bank permission 20
sell them, but later alleged that ne
had made a subsequent oral agreement
with David c. Sullivan, the banks pres
ident. now serving term in Sing sing
prison. 70 keep the securities from pc
ing sold. Litigation resulted. first with
the bank and. after the banks failure:
with the State Superintendent OF
Banks, as receiver.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-02-23
GROWN SCORNS
WHITMAN BUDGET
Proposed System No Sub
stitute for Economy,
Says Senator.

fFrom a star Correspondent o. The rrihGne.l
Albany. Feb. D. Senator Elon X.
Brown, the majority leader Of the Sen
ate, showed his real feelings toward
Governor Whitman's plan of making ap-
preparations when he declared in the
Senate to-day that he favored budget
system, but that of call the humbug
talks there is nothing quite equal to
the attempt to supplant economy and
retrenchment by system called
budget system" It has been known for
long time that Senator Brown and
Senator Sage. chairman of the Finance
Committee, have not been in harmony
with the Governor in his Appropriation
ideas. and it is understood that in spite
Of the appropriation bill prepared aud
submitted By the Executive they are
making up their own bill.
The statement Of Senator Brown vac
made when Senator William VI. Ben
nett again attempted TO push through
his resolution calling on the Governor
70 appear before the Legislature IN
Joint session 10 explain his budget pro-
posal. Senator Bennett mad the resoil-
lion amended TO permit the Governor,
the Lieutenant Governor and the
Sneaker of the Assembly TO set the
time for the Governor 20 appear before
the Legislature, but the disposition II
tho leaders is 70 Kill the measure alto
gether There Is a feeling among them
that ur. Whitman is already assuming
too many powers that belong TO the
Legislature.
Senator Brown declared that he not
only favored budget system, but be-
lieved that it should be extended IN
every direction that IL could be. lie
said that there never was good al
ministration IN New York City except
when budget system was introduced.
Until the people of the state he
said. understand that their representa-
tives in the Legislature must occasion
ally practise economy and ret ench .
ment. and until the City OF New York
understands that il must expend 80
money and bring its expenses WITHIN
The reasonable ability Of the taxpayers
10 respond To the burden imposed on
them, you will have no relief.
you may build structure upon
structure; you may impose and super
impose commission upon commission;
you may have new departments after
new departments, and you may employ
ell the budget experts, mathematicians
and computers in the United States,
but unless the spirit of sacrificing per-
sonsl interests, preiudices and fads "a
developed tho multiplication OF eNpen-
ditures and the subiecting Of the state
and city 10 waste will not subside.'
Governor Whitman was asked this
afternoon about Senator Browns state
ment, but would not admit that there
was any knock in II agar 81 his plan.
Senator Brown and arc not so far
apart" he said.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-02-23
STORAGE NOTICES.

rrF BROTHERS STORAGE & lAN COMPANY
STORAGE WAREHOUSE NOTICE..
To Whom b. Nav Concern
We VII sen ., public auction - 2lo East l21o
:, o. Hiesday March :. 1918 commencing a. 10
. ~ household soods. psrsonsl e1ect' ner.
rhaniise etc. stored by Or n names az fo.lo~-
Mn, . ~ Nichols NJ Morris Bocl X T. coles.
Nr. Ellen Kearrey Re-. II. n Walker. II. .
Gili.spi- Alex Morgan. Ms AsaeB Noiioy. VI
lfcsifisfsr Fred Frirks. Lhtshefh Meiryse. J. =.
Nspaell Mrs trims. Nrs Sallle JONES. A Aet
sndsr Mrs Golden BuchieJ Nerhsll Co. Nes
W.Uli Mn. Lena Gnnh Mr Gsrcth. NJ. r.
sirSrg " n Lr-stt. Mrs love. nfns Burs
Airs Florence scn1ner.. Mrs ara SMITH. iohu
G.,i,, Conperhs.ns & s2ns. ~, Is spe.ee-
.llofe Ma John Johnson. Manic Easter. Nf'.
Lima chapman. Nj {. Winfield, Mrs. An E
Johnson. Lizzie Nooly Hocom. ast.. Mrs l..
Egans, J. J. kiri5 Mar PERI, Mrs Anna La.
Af-s Jennie Lelereaa Miss Rose Haley. Mss ~ y
Iiaryey Mis- Livingston, Hasry Young. II. II.
ln.m0ns Mrs. Nm. Remington Florence Morrison.
S1ear 4 TO-. CAas 4. Cieliop. John Lumpklns.
Silver FUN. Co. Mrs ". Mlrphy. Mrs. Nelson.
Mrs, Lewis. Mrs Geo. Tstveii Mrs. Mercer. Mrs.
Mshoney. Mrs. keArls. Carter. Mr. Gross.
Inless all chsrs.s ar. paid m or before March 4.
1915 same Vii he sold according 70 law 10 pay
LIE BROS STORAGE VAN Co.
iiG lS.iis {. i i:nS ;,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-02-23

traband minister should please neu-
trail interests.
Although his diplomatic position
was obscure, Colonel House won
golden opinions here.
The city recognizes the duration Of
the war as the one supremely i'm
portant problem of finance. The
technical question whether a new
long term loan is necessary and
whether to free the income tax re-
mains, / think, undecided.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-02-23
NATIONAL WAREHOUSE CO., INC.
.38-14O East 5,th St.

New York. February 18th. 1915.
To HELEN Finneran. Angus, W. Wagner,
Miss Leila Gulio MoTat Watson Co. Rob
ert g Roth. Miss Marie Walters. Mrs. l..
G. Carter ana Mrs Nellie Smith. You AMI
each Of you are hereby notified that the
time for the payment OF our lien upon the
property hereinafter described having eN-
pirei after due notice thereof had been
given you We will cause such properly. 20
Wit. HOUSEHOLD GOODS. MERCHAN-
Disc PIANOS. TRUNKS. Personal EF-
FECTS. etc stored by you or In your mans
cor In which you may have an INTEREST," in
the National Warehouse 60. Inc, ware
houses 10 be sold at PUBLIC AUCTION.
according 10 the statute in sucn case made
and provided. ~ our warehouse. i7s-itO
E.s, 9Th St New York city. ON Friday
March ID. 1915. at 10 so n. IN and II the
.ale thereof Is not completed on said date
he same will bee continued on each and every
Friday thereafter ~ the same place be
ginning al 30 a. m. and continuing until
an goods arc sold
NATIONAL WAREHOUSE CO., Inc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-02-23
New Tenants for Dwellings.

Crook e. Livingston Company have
leased for a term of years the two four
story and basement dwellings at 20 and
22 East Sixtieth Street TO Annie r.
Reynolds.
Gustave Britt has leased sl6 Green
wich Street, a three story dwelling and
stable. to Louis Bartel.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-02-23
Colonial Storage Warehouse, Inc.

Main ONCE and Warehouse. ti3 ". oath 81.
Flrcproof Wsrehooae 800 ". i?6th 81
Kew York. February 18th. 1915
20 Miss L.. g Blackman. Mr George F.
Martin. Mrs. J. T. Davidson. Mr.. +. +.
Allen, Mrs. r. Bloom. Mrs. L. ". Peck.
ALSO ALL FURNITURE. PIANOS And
HOUSEHOLD GOODS STORED by Mr..
JACOB KLEIN. RECEIVER FOR TIM
COMPANY OF 500 WEST HTH STREET.
NAMES AID NUMBERs'
Mrs. K. I. Koch. No, 3oss; J. u: Freeze.
No. 1915: Eugene Rowland. No. 270l: Mrs.
Mcconnell. No. 2Iii. No Name. No. .ils;
1911: 5. II. Redgr@ves. No. asia; Mrs. ~.
c. O PIehel. No. :5i5. 40 name. 40. .sis:
6. Furnivsl. No. i77i; q. Thompson.
No. 49,; Mrs; Browne. No. 2sss; 10 Name.
No. 272O. Miss Sarah Mcylcker No. 29ss;
No Name. No 2ssl. No Name. No. 1921;
10 Name. 10. 2i5j; No Name. 10. 2st2s
y, Name. No. 2s3s. and Mrs " 4. Wills.
No 1884. You and each % YOU arc hereby
notified that the time for the payment %
our lien upon the property hereinafter de-
scrioed having expired, AFTER due NOTICE
thereof had been given you, We VIII cause
such property. 10 VIZ. Household Goods.
Personal Effects and Merchandise. stored
IN the Colonial Storage Warehouses. at lsJ
Wet s9th 81 and sJf West l96th ST.. also
IN the American Storage Warehouse CONF
pany Warehouse. az 60s West &sth St.
New YORK CITY, oy you or IN your name
COR IA which you may have an Interest,".
20 be sold ~ public auction. according -
the statute in such case made and pro.
vided. at our Warehouse. so 50f IVES.
M>Ktr 80. 1915. At 1880 4 VI, aud
the sole thereof Is not completed on sa
date the same viii be continued a. III,
same place on each and every Fridsy
Thereafter. beginning az 1880 \. II, AMI
continuing until al the goods are sold
COLONIAL STORAGE WAREHOUSE. INC.
Wal T. BOSTWICk.
J kEssideai and treasurer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-02-23
Financial Section Lease.

Weber & Heilbroner, clothiers and
haberdashers. have leased for nfteen
wear. the entire corner ground moor
space in the johnson Building, 80 Broad
Street. Manning Trunk and the
Douglas Robinson, Charles 5; Brown
Company were the brokers: Tie space
leased has been held at $4,000 year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-02-23
LIVESTOCK MARKET.
New York. February %. 1916.
BEEVES.

New York. February %. 1916.
BEENES.
Receipts. go head. mainly for slaughter
No trade of importance. Feeling easy. with
fair receipts expected for to-morrow's trade
Dressed beef slow at last quotations.
CALVES.
Receipts. ls5 head 2s5 on sale. Marke.
about steady. Veals sold at s9Ufi3 per 100
Ii: culls at $3.50; bsrnyard calves at So !:
yearling. AZ SIS Dressed calves In limited
demand at steady prices.
SHEEP AND LAMBS.
Receipts. l,l3s head. all for slaughterers.
No trade OF any importance. Feeling steady.
Dressed mutton in limited demand. but steady
at lOMl4c: dressed lambs at l5i9d 10 .gc !:
best hog dressed. i9c country dressed not
house lambs az SsN Sl2 per carcass.
HOGS.
Receipts, i.7SO head. all for slaughter eS-
cept a few head. Feeling firm. Country
dressed hogs firm at sGll!sc per ID.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-02-23
BUYS New Jersey Farm.

Meister Builders, Inc. have sold the
Haight farm. forty-five acres. at Hope
we'll, in Annwell Township. Hunterdor
County, y. J.. TO p client, Mr.. lngraffia.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-02-23
Dividend NO. I.
FINANCIAL MEETINGS.
The PENNSYLVANIA Railroad Company
General Orice. Broad street station.
phHadslphis. gard February, 1915.

TIE ANNUAL MEETING o: the stock
hnldsr- OF this Company Will be held on
TUESDAY. the l4th day ~ March. 1919. at
II O'Clock 4 " IN horticultural Han.
Broad Street belop Locust street Fhht-
delphia. a. which meeting VIII he SUP
miffed for consideration and action by tho
tho Annual Report OF the
Board Of Directors for the year ended 3lst
December. 1915. and oth"r appropriate
subjects
Annual Report OF the COMPANY. ana the
necessary tickets Of admission 10 ~.
meetinE on and after the IN day OF
March. 1915; BY persona spp, non OF
bv letter. a. the Sacretary.s Office. Room
.6a. Broad street station. Philadelphia.
LEWIS NELSON. Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-02-23
STORAGE NOTICES.

TO MRS MARY HEARD DENfs0N AZ.
thur : Ryan. ~ nn +. car - hGWsfi
= Rogers, Mrs. Marion . Rcsers. Estai7
q Ella = Amhl'T ~ J. r5 AT'sT NJ .' No;
Bonnie Horkei. Trrcarr Dean. Ludwig
eaun,ann s. Co.. llrs Marie @ Essl Mrs.
A la Rue. Mss S'sile Clashy Mrs. ".
Rogers. Mrs. ,faoei Mclla7ter Clarke. Nr'.
Tlizaneth g. .Css"eli ,irs. 1iars Ftlsntr =
Mrs Louise Schanhs. Mrs. KetcAledge.
Jos Wilson. Feinberg Elias 7. silver
gtein. John = cram. 'h3s. ]. BayGss u.
Mrs Maud Hicks James " cfhor1e. =. i.
Jackson. Nine J. "a Fora. e.. <. Hudson.
Esther " WILSON. Mrs WIN /. Hoss -
Toorb- Mrs William plalsiei rs.
Euina Leroy. T. ST. Iouran7. Nr. or Nj.
Gecrgc 4 How ard. " o. Cnrlsty. Nrs. =.
H. Cameron, Mrs Clarc~ p, Middleton. e..
cora n War; Mrs. 4. H. smith. Mss an
mic r Carroll. Henry T. Sterret' Bessie
NcGowan. Max Reuben. Mrs Nargerst
INLAND Paul 70. Ia Neile. hir-. \ NcNtli,
Nffsscope 90. o. kinem3thograpt Co.
George creenbsum. President, Mrs Helen
each Of YOU are hereby notified that tia
time for the payment ~ our lien upon tho
property hereirafter described having eN-
pired, af-cr due notice thereof had been
given Won. We VIII csuc' such properly, ~
,vit Household Goods Personal Effects and
Merchandise. stored an The columbia stor-
az. Warehouse br YOU or IN your mama
for in which YOU may have sn inferesD, -
10 sold ~ public auction. according 20 10
statute m such Gaze made and nros idsd.
a. Nos - & o. west eth S. on SstIr-
day. March ffh. 1915. - 1890 =. 4. AMI
n the sale thereof ~ not completed on said
date tho Same will be continued az the
same place on each and every saturday
thereafter, beginning at 1880 a. ~. until
the sal, o. completed
,|cr TrNfpr, e'rOp .f.r u.ApFuor-ers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-02-23
sTRRuGATE.S NOTICES.

N Pursuance or AN ORDER OF
Uonorable John +. Coh>lsn. Surrogate
~ tba COUNTY OF New York NOTICE ~
nerehv given 20 81 persons having claims
sg.fnst Atram Alexander Smith late q
~ Colntv Of New YORK. deceased, 10
nressnt The same pi'h YOU hers thereof 10
he subscribers, At their place Of transact
Ing business. a. the oHire Of Dsyid Bennett
kin NJ lsj 9roadway. IN The Clty OF
Sev7 York. on or before the Soth day OF
June. neat. 49,.
". SCHUYLER SMITH.
SUB l.. SMITH
H. ALEXANDER SMITH
Executors
~AVID BENNETT KING.
Attorney COR Executors.
1876 Broadway. New York CITY.
ELLA GRAVES MOSES. FOR
merly ELLA q. MOSES.--In pursuance
Of an order ot Hon. John T. CohaIsn.
Surrogate Of tho county Of seq York. no.
IL. Is hereby given % all PERSONS having
rlsluts against Ella Graves Moses Jsltsch.
formerly Ella u. Moses, late Of the County
Of New York deceased. TO present the
same. with vouchers therefor. 70 the sub
scrlber al his place Of trsnsacting BUSH
ness. q, the once Of his attorneys. M.ssrs
Reed. Gwinn & Deming. No. Nassau
Street Borough OF Manhattan. New York
City. on or before the goth day OF May.
1915
Dated New York. November !. 1918.
HANS 4. JELTSCH.
Administrator with VIII Annexed.
REED. GWISS & DEFINING. Attorneys
for Administrator. No. Nassau Street,
Borough Of Manhattan. New York City.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-02-23
Men Will Serve United State.

Touching on defence, tnright said
that In other times the New York cop
had not been found wanting. Should
the test t. support old Glory come
again" ne said. "they viii not he found
wanting. Let us drink 20 our army,
our navy, the Father Of our Country.
whose birthday We celebrate ,o-nieht,
end 10 tho President Of our country
now"
commissioner Woods made his only
reference 10 Enright's address ut the
very outset Of his talk. He said;
our chairman has talked Of the de-
psr,ment being the football o. pciiti-
cal Adventures. believe that has been
tue. hope it is no longer true. |
hone that no political sdventurer VIII
attempt 10 use the Police Department,
Of to-day 70 further his own Interests
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-02-23

Fi~c year Sc Bonds secured by First
Mortgages Oh improved Central Neb-
raska farms. Interest payable every
six months in New York or RENTED
direct as YOU may elect. First Mort
yages from $1,000 to $4,000.
The Clarke Buchanan Co.
Hastings, Neb. Jane, n. Clarke. Pre't.