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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-12-26
STATE BANKS HAD
PROFITABLE YEAR
Superintendent RiChardS'S
Report Shows Big Gain
in Deposits

Albany. Dec. 25.-The institutions
under the supervision Of the state
Banking Department enjoyed prosper
80 in N, wear ended September so last
according % a statement to-day by bu'
renc Lamb Richard, state Superin-
tenGent Of Banks.
In his Forthcoming annual report 70
the Legislature the superintendent VIII
point out that eight new state banks
were authorized and that Of four banks
which ceased business two were merged
IN trust company IN Eufslo.
Tho rcnorts OF 202 State banks
sbowed resources OF SS40,704.2i0 on
September %. IN increase of Slos'oel =
NsS as compared with the previous
vesr's increase OF $12.375.95,.
Deposits 70 September 20 totalled
Sqo3S.-fs. gain Of S162.1S5,64e. Su-
perintendent Richards said that tnls
wa. the largest gain ever reported IN
2 wear. The surplus increased by 80
743.225 70 S56.140.292, and this gam
is held indicative OF the country S
prosperity.
Eight new trust companies were au-
thorized. making a total OF SO with total
resources Of about s2.626.000 600, an IN
crease OF $40. 500. 600. Deposits gained
nearly 100000. 600 20 more than So
$4,000. 600 The surplus OF these com
panies gained about S2te00,Ooo and the
capital about Sl5.000.0o0.
4 new savings bank WAS authorized
for the first time in six years, the re-
port states. making l4l such lnstltu-
lions. with resources increasing f2z'-
$4,000 and deposits s9l.,l1,6OO.
There were on September 20 seventy
six private bankers whose resource
were Sl5,000,0c0; and twenty personal
loan companies. two personal loan
brokers and twenty-five credit unions
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-12-26
PEACE ON SAN JUAN HILL
PLEASES SANTA CLAUS
First Quiet Christmas in Nears-'oo
Children Arc Rewarded With Gifts

First Quiet Christmas in >ears-AVV
Children Arc Rewarded With Gifts
SAN Juan Hill yesterday celebrated
The first peaceful Christmas II has seen
~ many years A uniformed body
guard Of policemen had accompanied
Santa Claus on his calls IN that sec
ton heretofore. Yesterday Santa went
and came unmolested and the day wa
unmarried BY clashes between whites
and blacks. which previously had feat
urcd the holiday.
According 20 the Rev. c. Il. sims
na,tor Of the Union Baptist Church
Sixtv-third Street, near Tenth Avenue
the reason for the change Is that the
bad men OF both races have moved 10
Harlem" r,
A. any rate. there was peaceful
sssemblagc OF 400 little negroes az inc
church Yesterday when the beating o
a large drum announced the approach
o. Santa Claus. The Good saint too
Pastor Sims In the presence Of the
children that the years peace III san
Juan had pleased him. and for TINS teA-
son he had been more generous tnan
usual In his remem brances. lie poinl-
cd 10 a giant package laden tree IN
nrooF OF his statement More than EVV
Youngsters received baskets, each con
tairing a chicken and the "hNings TOT
bic dinner. while 200 others received
suits Of clothes. heavy shoes or o'hcl
uecful things.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-12-26
+ COURT, COUNT. OF NEW YORK ,

ST PRIME COURT. COUNT OF NEW YORK 49,
GLADYS W. ZrEer. plaintiff. again5t Thomas A
Howell. and others. defendants.
In pursuance OF a judgment ~ foreclosure and
sale duly made and entered IN N. above entitled
action and bearing date the 23fh day O, Novsnber
1915 I the undersigned. the Referee IN said juds-
change Sae,room Nos. u 10 Nesey Street. IN the
s-,h dsy Of Dec.mber 1918 a; u o'clock noon on
that dsy by Bryan L. Kennedy ~actionesr tie
premises directed By said Judgment 70 h. sod and
therein described a. follows
AN that certain lot piece or 9arcci o; land
9Th TIE building and improvement, therein erect
Cd situate. ying ard being IN thu Borough Of
Manhattan. q tho Ciiy Of New York In the County
ard stat. o. Seg York. bounded aud described as
beginning At a poln, on me ..terly SIDE o.
Broadway. adjoining a lot o. ground formsriy con
rsy-d BY Matthias Bruen 70 Washington Cosiar. and
a. tie southwest corner Of said lot. and running
fh.nae .asterly N straight lins Ard nearly par
ALL sitA Houston Street along the souihery SIDE
u sad lot ore hundred and ninety eight liesl
Street. thence southerly Alons the westerly side %
Croshy Stree, twenty eight t2Sl fest aLd SIX 80
ir.fes more or less thence westerly on 'ins
narslls With the trc mentioned line one hundred
AID ninety sizh, tissl fee, and four 80 inches
nnore or less 10 Broadway, and thenoc northsrly
IONS IN. essterly side Of Broadway twenty e.gtt
"a fes, an le) inches or less 70 place O.
said PREMISES bernE Known b. ne stree, number
so Brosdwsy. IN the Borough ., Manhstisn Of ths
C,y Of New York. ard sad premises lie 10 Section
a Bloch Number 81. upon tho Land Map Of ihs
~, u Se1-lors.
D.'sd Ne" ,, yG,s NOy'%S :sp 2i,S l's a.,
swAN MOORE = DANFoRTH. A,,ornsy, FOR
Plsiuur 20 Liberty Street Borough Of Man
haitian. New YORK. v Y
The following Is diagram Of the property 70 DO
sod. is sues, number Is 3ss Broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-12-26
STORAGE NOTICES
FIREPROOF STORAGE
WAREHOUSES;, INC.
f26-4St West s6th II


New York December 20. 1916
TO Harold Booth, American Storage Acct
no name. Alfred H. Kirchner. American stor-
eye Acct. No. 1925. &. Dow, American Stor-
age Acct No. 30ls. Mrs. Reinhardt Amerl-
can Storage Acct. No 26oS; MISS teelsy'
owens. American Storage Acct. No 253t
Mrs Morton. American storage Acct. No.
3O13: VI A Ronae. American Storage Acct.
80. 1890: Mrs Grimm, American storage
can Storage Acct No. 25s7; American Stor-
age Acct. No. 2556-nO name \. j stone
American storage Acct. No. zS's MIS- M a.
Meidgaard. American Storage AcctS. NO.
1888 and 1880; Mrs. A. Hand. American
Storage Acct. 10. 1856, Mrs VI. \. Ryan
American Storage Acct. No 2s52; g Jonde-
" Sandbach American Storage Acct. 40.
2f9s. Mrs. c. Resensburg, American storage
Acct. 10. 1857; American storage Acct. 20.
o49i--no name; American storage acct ~
r-ne-uo name, Mrs. s. g. Cole, American
storage Acct 10. $40; Ms. Elizabeth WIN
nail, American storage Act. No. AtoV' n.
D Connel American Storage Acct No. oVI-
1852 Miss 4 Wilson. American storage
Acct No 1870. Miss Irene Beach, Ame rlcan
-forsge Acct 40 269s g. Z. GRAFT, fmeri-
ran Storaee Acts. No 1858 and l3n; H..
Arthur Soreusen American Storage Accl
so 500, : J. Delaney, American storage
storage Acct. No. 5000, Ms McGo'etr'
American Storage Acct 40. -o-O' Mls. " -
7 Triangular. American Storage Acct. No
$50. Armak Co. American storage
80 $3.50. Graf. American Storage Acct. no
e7O9. T. X Hunter. American sioras, Ac,.
SO $685. American Storage Acc, no 5zo'
no 7.me. The Verdi CLUB, American Sfoi-
re- Acct. No 1881 j. McComb. American
e'o-ago Acct No. 1913, Jennie II. Bishop,
American Storage Acct 40 s19j Mi %. " .
Johnson. American Storage Acct No. 5lsi ,
MARY Kuge American storage 49,, No
ogSt Ma Buchansn. American storage
Acct No. Sis; Ms. T. Bell. American Stoi
,ve Acct 30 Sl92: American Storage Acct
10 25t4 no name. Miss Anna Abraham
son. American storage Acct No ZsSs Jscoo
storage Acct No. i7i1, Henry Graham
American storage Acct. No. 1888; You and
.sch ~ YOU A.. hereby notified that the time
49, Inc psyment OF our lien upon the prop
e-rv hsreinaner described having expired
sftc- due notice thereof had been given you.
ve will cause such properly 70 VIZ ilouse
hold Goods. Personal Effects. fltnos ana
v-rchart. Sc stored in tho Chelsea Flreproof
-,.or.re Warehouse. Inc. az s25-ilt West
f.,L - View York city. BY TIiE RE-
,FIyFR or THE AMERICAN SIohAhf
CoMPASY, sos West 18th st, 10 your
name or in which YOU may nave on htet
est 20 be sold a public auction. according
to the statute iu such case made and pro
,ided a. th- Chelsea Fireproof storage
warehouses. Inc. 426-43t West goth s.
E1w York CITY. on WEDNESDAY, JAN
Larry II. 1917. at 10 4. VI, and n the
sale thereo, Is not completed on ssid Day
~. same will be continued at tho same
place on each and every succeeding
Wednesdsv thereafter. beginning 81 10
A ". and continuing until al the goods
are sold
Chelsea Fireproof Storage Warehouses Inc.
LOUIS sCHRAMM. President
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-12-26

YAUCH. LEOPOLD BIN pursuance Of
an order 81 Hon. John r cohsian. a
Surrogate Of the County Of New York
rotice is hereby given TO al persons hsv-
Of tir County OF New York. deceased. 70
present the same, with vouchers thereof
TO the subscriber. a. her place of trans
acting business, at the once Of Edwin II
Updike. No 55 Liberty Street. In the CITY
OF NeN York. on or before the 2Sth day Of
April 1917,
Dated. New York October g5th. 1915.
MARY ROSETTA WAUGH. Execugrix
EDWIN n UPDlkE. Attorney for En-
ecutrix IS Liberty street. Borough Of
Manhattan. New York City.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-12-26
CHAUFFEUR PAINTS IN CRASH
Taxi Driver Bumps Cars Owned b!
Cornelius Vanderbilt and Goelet

Joseph Miller. Of GA West Four
teenth Street. tainted last night while
driving his taxicab up Fifth Avenue 1T
Fifty-third Street. The vehicle sverved
20 the curb. crashing into an unoccu-
pied automobile standing there with
such force as TO drive it into another.
The first car was owned by Cornelius
Vanderbilt and the second by Robert
Goelet. Most Of Mr.. Vsnderbilt's gaso-
line got out through puncture in the
tank and Mr.. GoeIet's car sustained a
wrecked mud guard. Miller was able
to 20 home after an ambulance surgeon
had treated him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-12-26
FIRE RECORD

il .e-sss S.oooa az samuel Branset1r trhins
TN
) io-,5i East lgsh st.. BroI. Ann, Amirro.e
frfi1g
.N-5i Greene 50. n Lesser Pap>r Bel Con
pany. frfrg
100 81 E,N loO;h u. Samuel Binh: tnais
sfy-Zf Wet i45h a.. He11e Dosehe-
ui-ug
E N - We 5sth ~ John Rogers. ,rffins
5.55--'2 Dua1o o. Nstlnsl BLANK Book Con-
psnY. tffi1E
3o-lN Eut 18Th 81. Georso Wolf ;dnns
Ssl-2l3 Fast ltSth s.. Bro.r. Santo RIA
trifius
S.55-2OsS oh az Rssfh stheriins trihns
9 POOLS Esst fist s. q ". kiIfeid, rtHlrg
e.f5-ie2s 2d sV osucr unknown. 'rt1ing
9..j-lii lousfei0s az, Bronx. ksto Borhner
tdhiug
9.aN-45 Wost lliu g. John Kusere. tri,ins.
e.55-fr fro't = CPS 5'h Az. auto Orrel by Olive
% SHADES trihiuz
10 2r-l21 East Broadway. Julsr Asro,snn. tr-hls
lI.I0-71l Westciiester AZ. BFonI. William Eisei
berg. trifing
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-12-26
sURROGATES' NOTICES

~ PURSUANCE or Az ORDER or HON
Tohn = Cohalan. Surrogate Of the
rouuty OF New York. notice Is hereby
given 10 all persons having claims agains,
George Ley Pesrce Butler sometimes
lnovn a. George Ley Pesrce Vernon lats
x the County OF New York deceased, 20
present the same. with vouchers tnereof, 20
The subscriber. al his place OF trsnsactlns
business 81 the once OF his attorney. VIII
lam II Bly rnyer No. 90 Wall Street. in the
civ OF New York on or before the ht,h
day o. April next
Dated. New York. the 5rd day OF octo-
RAFAEL Y. GOWN. Executor.
WILLIAM N. BLYNYER,
Attorney FOR Executor
a. Wall Street. Borough Of Manhattan
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-12-26
THOUSANDS, HEADS Barred,
ATTEND MASS ON BORDER

san Antonio. Tex, Dec. ga mid
night thousands Of National Guards
men and many civilians stood with
barred heads in Camp Wilson here
and other camps along the border in
attendance on the first midnight mill
tsry masses held in an army camp
since the Civil War.
Father O'Hesrn. chaplain Of the
Seventh Illinois Infantry, which is sta
toned al Camp Wilson, was the cele-
brant here. Services were held in the
open air because there was no edifice
sufficiently large 10 accommodate the
throng.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-12-26
Henry Street

The Approximate value OF IN. lien o.
charge 20 satisfy which The above described
property Is 20 he sold Is ;s205.52 With inter
1916 together Nth the costs and allowances
amounting to approximately 1926 81 with In
,erest from the iith day ot December. 1915.
together with the expenses % the sale. Tho
approximate amount OF the taxes assess
ments and water rates or other liens which
are 70 be allowed 20 the purchaser out OF
the purchase money or paid by the Referee In
S24sS0 and interest.
Dated. New York. December 18th, 1916
ABRAHAM OBERSrEIN. Referee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-12-26
DANCING
CITATIONS

FARRAGUT, LOYALL.-THE PBoPLs~
the state ot New York. bf no g..
God free and Independent. 20 PAU oons ..s.
Theresa Gonzales kahan. Adse 49, a..
Cherriott. Emanuel Gonzales, Willi.m, -.
Fsrragut, Alphonse Fsrrsglt Afeims 49,,
s,t Glrsud Isabel Fsrragut h Bl2nc. Wv
Flotte Raby isdiora Dupont luims DssKt,..
Richard Porter Ashe. Castor Asne' So
Ashe Caroline McL3ren 'smAiS -
Elizabeth Haywood Ashe. William 49,.
Celestial I. Arps. virginia fsrr-st S.sror
Mary Augusta Newton, George r.,.
Otwsy p Zsntzingsr. Susan Aicilnsr .,.l,.
renee. william loyal Ianizingei - 80
Loyal. Elizabeth Hayr God Ashe' ns.es.,st.
next OF Kin Of Loyal Farfssvg ssag
and Virginius Y Zantzlnger. II liyins -
nor 20 Inc heirs ana administrator. OF "a
Nirginius T. Iantzinser ana J'. .s. s,lrs
Zanizlnser. n living. and y nol, 70 ~. ~, rs.
and administrators OF said lohh - n.
yinxer II any there be. whose ns'n, ~ -
known. and any other heirs arc - - -sss<
% Loyal FarrsgIt. n any tnete S..e ".
nane. are unknown. and n any OF -,
known heirs and next of kin haN. =, AZ.
10 their heirs. next % Kin, executors ~, A
minisirstors. the heirs and nsht 's.,ns.
Loyal Farrasut deceased s-ad s,,6lrs o.
Whereas George q. Han. 1,s,us
Parsons Apartments. Bonnycssus "a
city 81 Louisville. state OF henty 80. shiusts-
Herbert Johnston. residing AZ ~ 80 - Nss
SQUARE. Borough ~ Nsnhattsn, 'sgs.,oxz,ss
York have lately &pplirl To 80. "a rave q
Court u our County % Ne" lotH Ss.,i,s -
certain instrument IN writing. 80 prcFsi
both real and personal properly, Gu. fo,sr
az IN. last Will and testament -. sss,
Farragut. Who vas az the TINE oi Ya,k a.
A resident OF the County OF Ne"
ceased go ritt =
therefore Won and each o, YOU ~ ,,o.,r, =
show cause before the Surrogate u.n q
our County Of New York. ~ W. oa ~
Records. In the County ~ NeN ,...s e,
I'm aay Of January. 1917. AZ h~.i ssey d.
o'ciock IN the forenoon - that sAy., ~ ~
said will aud testament shoull - "a ~.
mi,Iod 20 probate as will q real an
sonal property -. -...e4 ~
Ia testimony whereof, We ne ~,,r, e ~
seal Of the surrogstes tos's . ssrt
.sId County Of New YORK % =
into arixed Witness. hono,.s<.s
n 81 Rob@r, LUDLOW fo~.ef ya,s u
Of our said County Of Ne~ NEE
said county. the an dsy o, "a 80
b~r In The year Of our ,o,,ss,~..
thousand nine hunir,a NV
DANIEL J, OOWpNhii,...r
CLERK Of the Surrcgaies
DFFORESr BROTHERS.
ATTORNEYS FOR Petitioner 81 ~.
ono. and T. o address. No. ~ 80 yef~
Borough Of Manhattan. CITY OIL w
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-12-26

Thr approximate AMOUNT Of the isn or chSre 10
..fi,y .ich the above described property IS 20 -
I'D /, two hundred seventy -fw thousand sr-n
hunfrcd forty two and $500 s2T5.T.2 sSl Dol
i.r, Nth interest theron from The iith dy o.
Sog.alber. iele together with costs and allow Ance
amounting 10 ssss ~. With in'erss, from November
aIth 1913 together With the expenses ~ the sale
Da,ed New York November 21tn 1915
MORGAN J. OBRIES. Ir. Re,erss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-12-26
War Minister Expected to
Take the Field I'M
mediately
MEXICAN SHIPPERS
BELIEVED KILLED
Twenty Rifemen Force
Kentucky Troops Out
of Trench

con. Minister OF War, and General Ton
zales will meet tomorrow to arrange
for General Obregon 10 take command
in the North.
u is reported that General Obregon
will take the field personally against
Villa Immediately.
Fl Paso. Tex, Dec. %. Mexican
snpers fred on the LIST Battalion oil
the Sd Kentucky Infantry here last
night. and it is believed that At least
one Of them was killed when the bat
talion's machine gun was directed
against them. The snipcrs were firing
AZ the American camp near the cement
plant. on the American side Of the Rio
Grandc.
While rebel troops arc said 10 be
moving eastward from Torreon IN the
direction OF Monterey. after capturing
san Pedro dc Las Colonias with the
Csrranza garrison Of HOO men, another
renort 20 reach the border tonight
credits General Francisco Murguia with
leading an expedition in person against
Villa bands in the region OF MinaNa' 10
the west OF Chihuahua City. A rumor
also is current that about l.5OO OF
Villas men are near the frontier
twelve miles east Of Juarez
American army men express the De,
lief that the cold wave that struck HI
Paso to-day. said by weather fore
casters to be reaching over northern
Mexico. will have serious effect on
the campaign against Villa. To Villas
advantage they point out that the gov
eminent troops in Chihuahua come
from the tropical east coast and are
unable 20 withstand the intense cold
Of the high attitudes, which develops
pneumonia among them. Villas follow
ers are. on the other hand, all natives
OF the northern mountainous plateaus,
the officers say, and we'll seasoned IN
winter campaigning.
The gale which spoiled Christmas for
the soldiers encamped here developed
into a snovstorm tonight.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-12-26
THE WEATHER REPORT
Official Records and Forecasts for Mex
Twenty-four Hours

WsshinG,rr Dos 81 The ,offr Michigan dis
tlrbaHco ~ SUNDAY nigh las disappeared sfts-
causing s1o9 during te nigh, fruer he lake region
,ss.esrd ana generally f.i- westhor prevailed Moo
dag oas' ~ tto Mississippi River eroep, n th.
so,i'r ro- o-s o. Georgia Alabama Mississippi and
Do ro~lrrs. Florida whore thero pe-e sho-egs ard
'hu1dcrao,rs thst e4tcnaei mo Louisiana ard
east Texas
us Western disturbance cor.nu,s with marked
s-c-gh and is csntrs tonight over so1thess- Coo
fado with northe1tva.d teodency. ard rains ara
snow continued generally Vest c. te Rocky Noun
.si.e ana The snov extended INTO TIE central plains
vsrs and ,lr Northwest 70 is someslat colder
81 tro OH, valley and tic AXE roSion and mod
c-s'ey lIsi temperatures continue ~ tbs South
~ is much warner in tbs Missouri and upper
Mississippi Valleys Kansas. Okasoms and TeIa
ard considerably colder 80 the Rocky Mountain re-
s.or and the Far wosDrl interior with iemge--
a.gro~ from 10 70 % degrees ie.ys Tie sossonA
rIoec viii IN rain Tio-dsy and wednsdsv in
che cast CUR $40 south Atlantic stsfes and in
fhe upper axe regon. lhere VII b rain By Tues
dav t.sht iu ne Onto valev ard Tennessee. prob
so'y t3ulirg 10 snow We1ncdo. ard snow 10 the
In N~,r E'r.snd ard tho middle Atlantic states
fhe rcather win be fair Tuesday. foilCfed ~ iu-
.-sasink c.0udUess Meigeoday 70 viii N colder
We esday in fhe upper axe 20 or. thu upper Onto
Valley and Tennessee, and colder by WEDNESDAY
rlst BIO lie lower l'e' rosion ana me essi GUY
Cod wave warnings have b,en ordered fo- Ufaf
No- her and Western Arizona colorado. Southern
Wyoming. Western Kansas. The TEXAS Panhandle
wsra.fs. = strong virds. With .ngs have been
sent 20 opca ports OF Lake Michigan.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-12-26
SCHOOL AGENCIES

American and Foreign Tencness' AE.ne..--'
Supplies Professors. Teachers. lu,orA
csvernesses. etc. TO College,. schools ast
Families. Apply TO Mrs n J. YOUNG
FULTON. - Gallon sauarA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-12-26
COUNTRY PROPERTY

LET YOUR RENT PAY FOR YOUR HOME
Rest financial plan explained b. Country Home
Iesrue No. 10 West s2d st. Dept T. 'Phoa'
$500 Mad "a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-12-26
HIS WIFE'S MORTGAGES

Every time a certain man In our county
has $500 10 81 900 10 spare, he buys his
vie ons o. more 81 our guaranteed
mortgages snd her income ~ Increasing
prop0rtionateiy We specialize In Ber-
gen and Rockiaud County real estate.
Write for Booklet II
North jersey Title Insurance Co,
Hackensack. y. J.
Ny Rep. Glenn X carver 50 Wall ~.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-12-26

isarc uodersic northwest becoming variable.
Wedu,cday FAIR. middle Atlantic. moderate north
t-<t to northeast Increasing Wednesday. fair
seefher. south Atlantic moderate 20 fresh norh
essf elc~p moderate east and southeast - Florida
.o,st o0rasiossf rain. marked disturbance over
Fs.fe.r Colorado. moving northeast upp-r lshss.
sr1rr caN resdss. snga lover lskes. increasing
.,.t w.Dds ni,,la, cioud5. followed hy SNOW. o.
.to4fer. frIr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-12-26
1000, %, sp.eI,I loe.IItI.-M.,l.na-Tn

Tle.ify Wednesday Increasing c.oudiness. followed
b., rsIr or lnoN 10 vest portion.
pef.rs-e Nee Jersey District N Columbia and
So. itFard -Fsir TUESDAY wednesday ircre,srs
l.4uli. cess
Eastern peunsi 'Tlnia -Fsf lnee1.', N"lnrdh'
-~ssfrg lfouaIues, fol. Owed by rain or snOe IN
nu~h sul west. 49,
Issr~0 Nea York -TsT Tuesday. wednesday
tu'.-.s.f~e pIo,lfires.. followed t1 In west
Westfrr NsN York-rsrly cloudy Tuesday
Meluu.day fu0v.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-12-26
Shipping Information and
Marine NeUS Of the World
MINIATURE ALMANAC

United states Coast ard Ge"leuc Snr''''
80, -,..s 7lsM Neon rises "a M. 5 q
s,n - 4 IS Moon sels %. m I...' -Vv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-12-26
TRANSPACIFIC MAILS

Ispsa Cora China AID Philippine Islands.
VIA san FrsGcls-o-->s Korea MATu.. 1000. Dec 20
Tahiti MNqussss. Cook Islands NeT Zealand
40 Australia. via san Frsncisco-Ss
Moans ......... ................D Dec -
Guam and Philippine Islands VIA San Fran
cis-o-J S T sIsport. Dee 81
Hawaii. samoan Islands Austrsli. and New
Zealand. ia SAP Frsncisco-ss Ventura Jan 4
F. ls.snds. New zealand and Aus,rslis. via
NslcolTel--ss Maku~s ...................Ja Jan Ia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-12-26
HELP WANTED
Male

A LIMITED NUMBER o. bAsses and Soprano,
wanted for nlIed choru'. ~ Georges Choir
Stuyvsant Square. small stipend ard vocal IN
si-i-ion offered trials Tuesday and W~in~iy
sii-roon, 20 . m 70 p m December 2sth
md eth No al East ieth St. Nss YORK
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