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The Washington herald., 1916-11-12
BALTIMORE PRODUCE,

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-01
STORAGE NOTICES.
Colonial Storage Warehouse, Inc.

Main once and Warehouse. 143 W 99th st.
Firepr6ot Warehouse. 5O4 W l-6th 81
New York. March 25th. 1916.
TO MRS. ~ WHITE. MRS. LAVINIA y.
Mcclure. Mrs Berthe D. Cousy. Mrs W.
A Gssl<ll Mrs j. 4. Davidson, Mr.. y. D..
Allen. Mrs. Mary T.. Hart. Mrs r. Bluma.
Mrs H. ~ Peck. Mrs. g. Kyle, Alrh
Miriam KLEIN. Mr.. George 7. Martin. Mr.
Nathan Lord. Mr. Nicholss x. O'connof'
Mr J. X Demlng, Mrs. Mary Hamilton
Mrs. T. T. Cleary. Mr.. Jonn +. Jackson,
Mr. T. G. Hurley. Nj ". II. HarristOn.
Mrs. ". II. Gregory. Nr. John Z. iitssen
MIR. T. " Hahn. Mr.. oscar Wlckwan, Mr.
Joseph Ellerk.upf Miss Wren. Mrs. .dors
4 Evans Mrs 4. T.. . Hearn. Mrs. MAJ
belle Bevlcr. Mr. james Bell. Mr. Platter
and Mrs Hattie Roseman You ana each
OF YOU are hereby notified that the time
for the payment Of our lien upon the prop
crtv hereinafter described having expired,
after due notice thereof had been given
YOU. we will cause such property. 20 VT.
Household Goods. Personal Effects and
age Warehouses. at if3 West ssth ST.. AMI
so. West lz6th 81. New York city. by YOU
or IN YOUR name COR I'm which you may
have an Interest,", TO be sold az pubic
auction according 20 tho statute in such
case made and provided. at our Ware
house. No 50l West i26th S.. New YORK
CITY. on MONDAY. APRIL 10. 1915. Al
1870 4. VI. ana Z The 80 . thereof Is not
on said date che same will. be-
continued a. the Same place ON each and
every succeeding lay thereafter. beginning
at 1870 A. NJ. and continuing until al
tho goods are sold
COLONIAL STORAGE WAREHOUSE Inc.
WI r. BOSrNICk.
President and Treasurer
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THE WASHINGTON STORAGE WAREHOUSE 9
gka COMPANY. LIMITED,

so. 1900 Ellfltll II Az ~ p D..
TO WHOM ir MAY CONCERN. Tho iol-
lowing described property 90 Wit: household
gooi-. personal effects and merchandise. be-
longing to or hold for account 81 George X.
Baron. Mrs g. ID beattie. Mrs Charlotte J..
Iranson. Miss Margaret Carpenter. Miss Ees-
sio Clark. Mrs H. Clarh, Mrs. T.. Cooper.
Perry Curtis Mrs Anna Dlursr. u. &. Dun
dom Nrs EeiIr FELTON,. Mrs. iorence y. Gal
sim. Charles Ga'r"". Mrs. Laura Glackin. j.
Hautin. Airs ID. Noptins. Mrs \. l.. Hewitt.
S n. lrrn. -. g. Lewis Mrs. Eta Martin,
Mrs. 81 ~. Mayes. Norman - Meade.
Joseph Mercer Miss ). !. NcCormao 4.
Mrs Maggie NcCutcheOn. Miss L. VI.
Robertson Mrs charlotte Safory. Philip u.
shapiro. n Is. Sl'lman. Miss Katherine Stage,
Ar.. CHrrtiia S.Wo-ett. Mrs. Mary Tapsner.
slime. 3. kiarla. VIM H. Wakefield, Mrs. NHfy
O. Watson. Nis. James WleiWar, Miss Alice
Williams airs Alice ". Denn, J. r. WILL
Jams. Mrs Marie Lowe Wilson. k. Wayne
Wilson. Ulii te sold % satisfy me lien off the
undersigned thereon al public auction. 90 The
highest bidder at so. 900 Eighth Avenue.
Borough OF Manhattan. New York CITY on
MONDAY APRIL u. 1910, a. 10 10 a. M.
ami ou each succeeding Monday thereafter.
90 same place and hour. Until said sale be
completed. Dated Sew York. April Isl. 1916.
Tho Washington storage Warehouse & Van
Company. Limited. 1900 Eighth Avenue, New
Npr tfIfr
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STORAGE NOTICES.
The A. & K. Fireproof Storage
Warehouse Co., Inc.
248 & $50 West 63rd Street

TO MRS. J. CONORTY. MRS Ma
Twombley. r G. Randall. 1rs J. ~.
row. Mrs. 81 Nolan. Mrs y. Phtllps 4
Slverman, WIN. Thompson, Nae D:r.
Barney Silverman, Mss H. Nattol yrs
l.. Barker Mrs Burns. YIN Coker J. hts'
mann & Co. Guardian Personal Loan cs,
Genera! Materpr0onrg Co, y. koeer,
Mrs T.. u. LsNafe. 3frs J. Farrell Var
tin NcDermott. Allss Lac Yrs y. fog,f.
Qulnn's Express. Alrs. r. bFoEn, la';
Myers. Mrs. j. Harrison, ". J. bscn.
Julia Thomas. Ars Mcmahon sHf
schwartz. You and each 0f you are h3''
BY notified that tfe 1me flr 10 psyms-
OF our lien upon the properly seien.iin
described having expired, atter Que nou'
thereof had been given yoA We VII Ar
such property. 10 VIZ. Household goes.
personal effects. merchandise. c4rper a.,
auto body. stored 40 the 4. O. X tEspio.i
Storage Ware hOuse cos ilieb var
houses, by you or Tn your name iN -
which you may have an Interest,"
sold at public az Ton. according ~
statute in such case made and proves
at Mcrles Auction Rooms. IS .as, IA, ~
St. New York City. ol Tuesday, ApfD liis'
1916. ~ 1880 a. m ant ou Nedn,.'A'.
April 18TH. 1915. an t1'1 O. me- ana ".
sale thereof Is not conn cred on sac 49, 49,
the same VII De- continued AZ tl7 -
place ON each anil efl-F tuesday ~
Wednesday thereafter rernns az ~.
q m on each day AMI ..i.i ..ns ,o o,,,
FOR ACCOT NJ OF -. r.. THONA> ih,n'
Toe STORAGE " ARIilOi-t COZ VII VIZ
BE SOLD NJ THE g. a Is. >inhs.'
" AREHOI 2is $50 Ni-I esp 81
NEW YORK CITY. ON "a i~DAi, sfhl
18TH. 1916. At 1890 a. VI.
THE 4. y IA. FIRFPROOf >f0haot
WARElIOt ~ CO.. me
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SHIFTS FIVE POLICE CAPTAINS
Woods Promotes Lieutenant Kelly ana
Refires Devaney, Who IL Sixty-one.

Carrying out his idea OF complete
reorganization Of the commanders Oh
precincts. Police Commissioner WOODS
announced yesterday the transfer OF
five captains, the retirement OF one
captain and the assignment OF loeu-
tenant as an acting captain.
The captain retired is Michael peVs'
ney. who recently commanded the sta
pleton. Staten Island. station. Captain
Devaney, sixty-one, has been a police
man since 1883. lie was made cap
tain sixteen years ago. ,
The transfers. all for the, good OF
the service" we're: Captain James II.
Post. from Astoria to Highbrldge; Cap
tain John p. Reith. from Highbridge TO
Astoria: Captain George {. Lleoers,
from Glendale. Queens, TO Westehes-
ter; Captain Thomas 7. Maude, from
Westchester TO Simpson Street. and
CAPTAIN Fred Wolfarth. from Simpson
Street. Bronx, TO Stapleton. Lieuten-
ant John Kelly was made acting cap
tain of Glendale.
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STORAGE NOTICES.
SCHILLINGER'S
Reliance Express & Storage Co.
ooa Fat 92rd Street

New York. March 25th, 1918.
70 Mrs David walsh. $. a. Williams
Dave Thompson, Mrs. O'Bricn, James <.
Kelley. Hiss ~ Ryan. Mrs John Wright.
Jas. Finnertv, Margaret McCabe. ). }.
Cauchois Mrs. Anderson. Miss white, Mrs.
~ 81 Mason. Mr. 7. j. Ahearn, Mss
Burke. Miss Theresa Stcnger. Mrs. p. >.
Morgan. SIR. Brakeman, Mrs. 4. iempis-
mau. Airs J. NcEyoy, Mrs Patrick klt-
gallon Mrs Mary u. HenJes. &. A. Will
Jams. Della MCGEE. Mr.. or Mrs Middle
stadt Kobt. Siegel. Mr. Fred Watson. Ms.
Phillip Vessel. Mrs w, l.: Donneliy;
Mrs W,sssi. You and each ot you are
hereby notGcd that the time Tor the
payment of our lien upon the property
hereinafter described having expired.
after due notice thereof had been given
you, W VIII cause such property. 70 Wit.
household Goods. Personal Effects and
Merchandise, STORED IN THE SCHIL-
IINGER.S RELIANCE EMPRESS K
STORAGE co. WAREHOUSE. zoo East
63rd street. New York city by you or in
your name COR In which you may have an
INTEREST,". 20 be sold ar public auction,
according 10 The statute IN such case made
snd provided. a. George Mcrles Auction
Rooms 15l East l.5th Street. New York
CITY. on II EsDAN. APRIL 18th. 1915, =
f0.30 = m. and on WEDNESDAY, APRIL
18th. 1915. az O.3o a. m.; and II the sale
thereof Is not completed On said dates ne
same Will be continued At the same place
ON each and every Tuesday and wednesday
thereafter. beginning at 1880 a. M. and
continuing until the goods are sold
ScHILLINGER'S RELIANCE IMPRESS
& STORAGE co.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-01
THE WEATHER REPORT
Official Forecasts and Records for the
Last Twenty-four Hours.

Washington. Mach Slide Texas disturbance
has reached tie souiheas; portion ~ that state A.
tended by rains in New Mexico. Texas. OK aholla
Kansas and the western portions O Arkansas ai'
Missouri There Is also moderate disturbance over
Uppcr Michigan. moving rapidly eastward. and It
has caused sht rains IN the upper Mississippi Va
icy ard tie northern sad western portions OF ING
upper lake region over the remainder of the c3un-
tn. eIceIt IN the Far Northwest. the weather "~
fair
Tsmp-ra,ures ara high cas-, Of the Nssi'sipol
an also IN the Northwest and over The dsi'l0'
west OF n. Rocky Mountains In the southwest N
Is much colder with temperatures from -3 20 - Gee
gree. below the seasonal average over western
Teras
There will be local rains Saturday IN me lah'
res,ons. the lower ohio valley and Western Tenne'-
see and on saturday Night aud sunday 10 Nor'H-
eastern Pennsylvania. Northern New Jersey NJ"
York and New England. There vii be rain SUNDAY
IN the cas-, Gun states Tennessee and the ONO "a
ley. accompanied By falling Temperature. III .He
south AfIsrt. states and tie southern portion g,
Tho middle Atlantic district the weather WI 80
fair Saturday and sunday, Ald II aa' VIA ~ 800
SUNDAY IN the lake region -, ..r...t.
Wind, Tor SATURDAY AMI Sunday: Norm 49,
moderate variable. middle Atlantic. MODERATE 20,
south Atlantic moderate south, except eA,l on ~.
rlof. coss,. east GUT moderate south. llcita
somewhat Saturday night. west Gun ~" 49,
.hif,irg 70 west and northwest over Nee.el. ~.
Saturday nisht. disturb aIce over - ,'. ''-a.r
Ts1as moving east southeast, urp8r axe,
southwest 20 northwest Winds. SATURDAY ci'N.Nf 'i
ran Oh Huron AMI East Superior. lover .ai.'' ,,,-
craze - fresh south and southwest NtlNH
day with cloudy weather PROBABLY yam %. Ll'.,
moderate disturbance over u1pes Ai'''s"n' D '''-'
east.
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Commissioner Woods and
His FianCce Join Mar
jorie's Navy.
800 JUNIOR cops"
CHEER NEW RECRUITS
Tiny Token of Battleship Fund
Presented at Rally al
Public School 63.

Police Commissioner Woods has his
battleship button. Miss Helen Morgan
Hamilton, his fanc6e, also possesses
the tiny token Of Marjorie. who sent a
dime 10 build the L. S. S. America. The
presentation ended an evening of thrills
last night provided by the 300 mem
bers OF the Junior Police of the 18th
Precinct and their founder, Captain
John F. Sweeney, Of the Fifth Street
station.
When he entered the auditorium OF
Public School 90 early in the evening
the Commissioner was merely patrol
man Of the Junior Police who had
served faithfully for five months and
nine days. He sat with Miss Hamilton
and Captain Sweeney at the back OF
the platform through the programme
of music, the speeches lauding the work
of the juvenile force. and the presenta-
ton OF flags to the boys. Then he was
called 10 the front and promoted to the
rank of sergeant in the Junior Police.
After the shining shield was pinned
upon the Commissioners lapel Chiei
Inspector Harry Rodman, of the Junior
Police, stepped forward and said;
"sir, l am glad to have you as an
officer of our Junior Police. We boys
have been very interested in Marjorie,
who wants to build a battleship for our
navy. Miss Hamilton, may present 70
you battleship button ?" he said, turn
ing first TO the young woman addressed
land Sergeant Woods ! present to you
q battleship button"
800 Boy Police Cheer.
Az the Commissioner bowed his
thanks for the decorations which had
come in quick succession the entire
auditorium broke out with tremendous
applause. Then the 900 juvenile pa
trolmen gave their ringing yell, whlcn
could be heard for blocks.
IL was a gala night for the boys Of
the 18th Precinct, who are now among
the most ardent supporters Of Marjorie
and her battleship. In the first place
the officers of their organization ap-
peared i'm uniforms of blue and gold.
the gift Of the citizens committee OF
the district Then three citizens chose
this occasion TO present to the boys
silk banner, a city flag and an Ameri-
can flag.
Captain Sweeney. the originator Of
the idea back in August, 1914, and the
friend Of every boy IN the 10th, re
ceived a reception fully equal to any,
as Inspector Rodman presented to him
gold watch fob as token of the boys
~espect. Louis Dlamant asked the citi-
sens of the district 20 continue their
support of the movement, and A. 5.
A~rol educational director Of the or
aanization, presided over the meeting.
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POLICE DEPARTMENT.

Transfer Ort'rsd april I. 4 p m.).-Ptlmn jon
G.. r. SchmaLirr. Sd D.. 10 esd. assignment 10
clerical duty discontinued
Temporary Assign ents.-Motc rcycc Ptmn lienfy
Yost 0sth % Bridge. so days. p m,, Narch 81,
Pafrolmeu to Nlh J. d. from commands ldlcsied,
duty ~ sahled premises. 80 DAYS, p. m. MafcA
81. Tmgfhy j. Kelly l5lst Charles o. Damn
hauser 2s.i. Michael ). Mulaney. l5eth; James
Corrnr. Traffic A.
Assignment Discontinued. Surgeon Daniel ).
Donovan ifh Dist. lu charge tth DIST tempo
raryl an addition 70 lie own, a NJ. April J.
Leaves Of Absence without payl..PtinM paya
Mover lStl. I day. J. Oh a. d.. A lll 2 Fred
er.s Koch 3lst. ] dN, J. 90 a. m.. April 2
Sick Leave Granted.-fum1 Michael "'pdh
1881 D. IU. j. .0l d. u.. March ~.
Full Pay while on Sick Repcrt.-Ptlrn. Joht
CHASER. 1-''l $40 p d.. March %. 10 noon. M~rch
lD. AflcAae. J. k..y. -o1I. D. Do. Mafch ~. 20
j. Do u. March ~.
Relieved from suspenson.-Ptmn. Bernard
Ui.efr.. .Ntu. 20 d. DID,. March 20. .
siSoended D.IflnIt paw - pt'mn. James Is
Ni'fDlsli l4gth ~ 20 a D.. March 20
Appointed Special Patroiman.-l0lu W Hsl'an,
pltI tho Corn Exchange Bank. william and Beaver
sis. Mach 90 Shield ~ 2s3.
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ARMY AND NAVY ORDERS;
MOVEMENTS OF WARSHIpS

Gunner II. ]. MrNERArri 20 p.rAl ru.s sr,
iavff -
Chief Mach r. T SCOTT es,achei yuv,r =,
homo and valt Cfi.lt
Chic' Mach q j. COLLINS tefsrhsS ran NJ
Mare Island. o. Nefra.la ~
chef carp. J. z : MILLER de,a,hri r,r M,
Norfolk. MAY q . f0 IluiHarr ~
Carp. X. J. LEAfY. detached III. IA t,-.-.
dup Rallb0w '~'
MOVEMENTS
ARRIVED
March 2s-Cgsm a; Funcha. Glacier r rrrk
lampo.
March 30--Duncan A. Solomon Islands. P-,s,,n
az san Diego. fof1ndr a. A.uifarfe By. H..
lessee a. Mouierlco. Wheeling a Puerto Mr.
SAILED
Msr-h 2e-Nheeiins Carmen. Mexico. icr M,
Mexico
March e0-Chesfcr. S. Yr.'ri Cape Verb :,
New York Duncan H'mff0r Ho,ls ,of -.s
Eade. Haylan Rafor 10 Gualtaaaao. or,
Guantanamo frr lnri Al Prince s'artin A.
napoii- fof Norfolk Tennessee. Moa,es3so Z,
Bahia Blanca
Washington detached duty with cruiser ss..r,
Atlantic feet. AL assigned Guy a.h Aru.1i
reserve fet.
Parker. now 81 Gusr'lramo Bay. orisri 70 m.
coed % Norfolk Yari
W.uslOY. IOy a. Guar Illsu0 Bay cfissod . ~.
coed % New York yari
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-01
NEW BUILDING FOR BARNARD
Plans for s45O,O0O Structure on Clare
mont Avenue Filed.

A students building for Barnard COL
lege, estimated 10 cost s45O,oOo, VIII
be erected on the east side Of Clare
mont Avenue, north OF 10th Street,
lust behind Brooks Hall. Plans for the
proposed building were fled yesterday
by the architects Buchanan e. Fox and
Arnold ". Drummer.
It will have a frontage Of l92 feet
and depth Of l29 feet. and will con-
tain swimming pool in tn hasemen',
a gymnasium on the first floor, oflces
on the second, lecture room and read
ing room on the third, and lunch room
snd Offices on the fourth floor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-01
THIRTY-TKREE B0Ars
OF LAKE LINES 81, T,
S2O,ooO,OOO Corporatio, ca.
pletes Deal

The sale OF the thirty.,b,..
Lakes boats belonging to the NJ. VA
Central, Pennsylvania, Erie. p,., va
Central Vermont and other 49,
to the Great Lakes Transi, cor,.'
ton was completed at mee,i,. =,
interested parties in the Bankers' Co. :.
l20 Broadway, yesterday. 'a
The purchasing corporation h.
been formed under tie law, :. ~; ="
York, with an aggregate esuI,sl;,. ~"
Of s2O,OoO,oOO, with William '
ners, of Buffalo, chairman Of -. wa
James Carey Evans, president. v v.sft;
NJ. Marcus, a close associate ~ s1'sa
ners, first vice-president; eoa,
Noble, second vice president. M =
J. Corners, jr., third vice-pre.;S,naa
VI. Russell, secretary and Treasure,
Levy Mayer, general counsel AZ
Mr.. Corners announced a. u.
clusion of yesterdays meeting ~. "
new company will immediatelv 10
~ 4hah' - SIS anu rNANfiny fort-...
and at once greatly increase ne 60 go
and passenger traffic facilities Iisys'
ditiop 10 the chairman and Vies' p "
dent Marcus, the directors ;,.,,'
Julius II. Barnes, Of this CITY ,,S s' ns
luth; George A. Tomliuson. Of DALI. ~
Thomas W. Finucane, of Roebs.,.
William A. Prime and Tracy D. ROss s,
Of New York. and Arson c. GooSs.,
of Buffalo. ''1'
The sale OF ~ boats involved /, q.
transaction was forced under N. D..
ANA statute recently passed bv 60.
gress and under a decision az H. ~ y
tersrate Commerce Commission a., ~
polling carriers competing with 60
ship lines TO disnose OF them. The 49,,
sold are of modern steel cons,rns.; 49,
with moro than 10000 TONNAGE !.
pacity. Among the feet are ,hre, a..
class passenger steamers, each OF VII.
cost 100000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-01

munition ship, one supply ship, one re-
pair ship. one tank ship, two transports
and one hospital ship.
As an annual building rogramme the
board proposed two battleShips, one
armored cruiser, three protected cruis-
ers, four scout cruisers, three destroy
ers and two colliers.
The Secretary also presented table
OF the worlds naval tonnage, which
showed that Germany and the United
States passed France in naval power
about the same time, in 1911. Accord
ing to these figures. the United State.
Navy has been in second place, France
dropping from second 10 fourth at that
time, while Germany became second
and the United States third.
Armor Plate Policy.
Representative Kelley. explaining
that he was in doubt about the pending
bill for a government armor plate fac
tory. asked what the policy OF the Navy
Department had been in early days OF
the armor industry.
"The policy Of the department. said
the Secretary, was 70 let the con-
tractors charge the government exor-
bitant prices"
you would not be willing TO change
your attitude as TO the armor plant"
asked Mr.. Kelley, "even il you your
self were permitted 10 fix the price Of
armor. as now proposed by the manu-
facturers ?"
Mr.. Daniels replied that he did not
think that would be a proper policy,
adding that the proposal was death
bed repentance" since 1t was made
only after the Senate had passed the
bill.
Chairman Padgett hopes TO conclude
the hearings on the naval bill next
Monday. when Mr.. Daniels will resume
the stand. The Secretary still has be-
fore him examination by members
whose previous attitude has indicated
an intention OF opposing any large
building programme and those who
have implied or stated criticism OF the
Secretary himself.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-01

~ vale. Galveston. Ci'y ~ Columbus. Savannah.
Jys.fiori fNoJ. C.ranoVs. Earl ~ Elgn fBri
London. Caro.sn. fGisrdo. CArgoyle. AlcIsnGrit
Guantanamo. Nssssu Roanoke lBrl. irifh. Harms
MANI fJapl. Otaru BERTHA fNorl. Calb4ren. NO
hawk Charleston and Jacksonville. General Hub.
bart NarfNiilp. Perfection. Baton Rouge i,efer
Castle iBfl. Bristol. Memncn tBfl. Dikar. FAX
and tNorl. London. Madison. Norfolk and Nesgofi
NeNs. haseng4 iBrl. MansiIes
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HIS BOMB A FLATIR0N
William Wicderholt Sends Hurry Gail
to Police Headquarters.

please come to III East SiXty-siXth
Street Mr.. Wiederholt's apartment.
We've got a package here that looks
like bomb" said badly worried man
over the telephone TO Police Headquar-
ters yesterday afternoon. 1t was Will
lam Wiederholt, an attendant at the
Museum of Natural History. He eX-
planned that earlier in the week he he'd
received a threatening letter in which
he was warned IN "vacate or die"
Owen Egan- whose JOY IL is TO take
bombs apart to see il they are really
dangerous or merely the works OF ANA
teurs-responded TO the call. After ex..
amining the package he opened it and
disclosed An electric fatiron. Mrs.
Wiederholt then remembered that she
had ordered the iron several days ago
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-01
FIDELITY STORAGE WAREHOUSES.
CHAS A COLLINS. Prnprl.lnr
lntsrhuro. long Distance Moving Co.
Amsterdam Ave. al 18Th ST.

To Nrs. Margaret Ryan. Mrs Neitch
Mrs Robert Cohurn. John r. Fcency. j So
H. Klein. Mrs. Raphael Mrs g.. Wickiug
Mrs Pelton. Mr.. Curry, Edward Dunn.
Mrs ~ J.. Herbert =. Braun. Julia 81.
johnson, T.. g. Bedroziau. j. L. Null
queney, Mrs. Ia Neen. Mrs. Svaiay. You
and each OF you are notified that the limo
for payment OF our lien upon the property
hereinafter described having expired after
due notice had been given YOU. We VIII
cause such property. 10 wit Household
goods, personal effects and merchandise
stored In tho lnterboro. Long Distance
Moving Co.'S storage warehouse. New
York city. by you or In your name Cor On
which you may have an INTEREST," to be
GOLD at public auction a. the warehouse
2l57 Amsterdam Ave. New York city on
Saturday. April q. 1916. at lO.30 a. m
and II the sale thereof is not completed.
or postponed on said date. the same viii
be continued. at the same time and place
ON eAerH SAfurlaN fhrraI TOR.
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Liberty Storage and Warehouse Co.,
\ =


To ". T. I.Auigan and G.. a. smith. !. J.
O'Conuor Mrs Louis " Newgass. l. C. +.
k,uan. Mrs Mary ". Bennett. Harry
Kttz. Mrs Harry katz and Leumann.
Borsch and Weinsart. Mrs ". McMgrtrie.
Harry Carney. Frank Mcfltt. Mrs Alice
uiohrrson. Mrs. j. rhorman. u. a. whit
nng. b. d. Erhs ". l. Ernst. Estate 81
r. b. kreirr and Mrs ". -. Bahcock.
Mr. or Nrs. Robert g. Grrneile. First
United Presbyterian church. John Elliott.
Trustee. and the Arrow Construction COM
pnny. b. 7. Guthmau. Mrs. Isabelle Dem
yors, Evelyn Whippe Mrs. X. r. Pope.
Moe loyiusnn. Miss Nela i. Zucchino.
You and each of you are hereby notified
that the time for the payment Of our lien
upon the property hereinafter described
having expired. after due notice thereof
had been given you, We VIII cause such
property. to- Wit. household goods and
merchandise. stored by you or In your
name in the warehouse OF the company. 20
Do sold at public auction. according 10 tho
statute ln such cases made and provided az
tho auction rooms ~ w ~. FLArTAU &
son southeast corner 18Th street and
University Place. New York city. COM
mcnciug Tuesday. April 18th. 1915. AZ 10 80
a. 81. tra continuing on every Tuesday
and Wednesday thereafter. at the same
place and hour, until ali tho goods have
been eoId
LIBERTY STORAGE AND WAREHOUSE
COMA.
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TT, 123. TO East END 81. New York CIV
To Mrs VI. NJ O'Loughlln. Mrs Edward
Seton. n. Martin Smith. Wilhelmlna
Thompson. W. Il Hudson. W. T shechan.
Est. Miss j a. Gahandau. George NJ Iar-
rte. q. \. Kaufman. Andrew h. Foye Or
VIM. Hemingway. ion and each OF YOU are
hereby notified thaf the time tor this .oiA-
panya lien upon the property hcrclna fter
described having expired. after due notice
thereof had been given YOU. this COMPANY
VIII cause such property 20 wit Household
goods. personal effects and merchandise
stored hY you in IT, Warehouses. TO be a,ld
at public auction. according to thcI
statute ln such case made and provided
az lts warehouses. l2i. l23 * 10 East 2Hnd
81. NrH York 'lt,. ou Monday. April i.th
81 lH NOT completed on said date the same
VIII hs continued 40 the same place CA
each and every Monday thereafter. begin
Mug at 1880 a. ~. until TIE sale Is
completed
UNION TRANSFER a STORAGE CO,
GEORGE >. SrARBUck. Treasurer.
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zseg one % the partners IN the Bit Rite Cloak
Company. a hum. manufacturers Of closks al 10
East 18Th ct. has made Al assignment 81 the bust
Samuel Kessler. the other paftaeS did hot sign
the deed
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OF PLANT ACCOUNTING DEPART-
MENT. NEW YORK TELEPHONE CONPANI.

COLLECTED BY MRS. !. EDWARD PIERCE.
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