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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-18
SEEK TO RELIEVE
FREIGHT TIE-UP
Heads of Railroads Name
Committee to Direct
Eastern EmbargOes.

An executive committee OF seven 10
handle and direct embsrgoes and deal
with demurrage and storage rules TO
relieve the present railroad freight
congestion was named yesterday at a
meeting Of the presidents Of the East
ern lines at the Grand Central Termi-
nal.
The body was appointed by a general
committee, consisting of the presidents
of the Eastern railroads reaching Bal
timote, Philadelphia, New York and
Boston, and Z. <. Clark, Interstate
Commerce Commissioner.
Il will open offices in Room l,72s,
Grand Central Terminal. and, beginning
Monday. will meet daily. Following a
committee meeting an order TO all lines
connecting with the New York, New
Haven & Hartford Railroad was issued
requesting that any empty cars from
the New Haven or Central New Eng
land be accepted and moved. regardless
Of marks, when accompanied by slips
showing home route and proper desti-
nation.
These men make up the executive
committee: A. II. Smith. president New
York Central, chairman; Samuel Rea,
president Of the Pennsylvania; +. ID.
Underwood. president of the Eriej
Howard Elliott, president Of the New
York. New Haven & Hartford; W. G..
Bessler, president and general manager
Of the Central of New Jersey; Daniel
willard. president Of the Baltimore &
Ohio. and Commissioner Clark.
A statement from the Office OF the
president of the New York Central
Lines, issued after the meeting, says:
This committee will pass on and APP
prove or disapprove or modify all en-
bargoes. They will make such inves-
tigation as may, in their opinion, be
advisable. and they will have power
and authority TO order the stoppage OF
shipments to individuals or companies
If they find such consignees are not
taking promptly shipments consigned
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-18
STORAGE NOTICES.
West Side Storage Warehouse,
3IO-3l2 WEST i3JD STREET.
Naw York March ETH. 1915.

3i0-3i2 WEST lSJD SIKEb l.
New York, March 18th, 1915.
TO Mrs Garner. Charlie Lee, Geo. Theo-
dore Mrs. Minshull. Mr.. De VILE. Mrs
Thompson. Mrs J.. Smalls, Anna Brown,
sadie Butler Mrs. McGonigle. by Mullens
Transfer: Samuel G. Allen. James Ansl@y
and Ludwig Bauman Co. Florence Bar
rard Mrs Bridges by West Harlem Van
Pauline Freymsn. Mrs Fowler. ~ West
Harlem Van. Mrs. Elena Fitzgerald, Mrs
Gsrkin. by West Harlem Van; Nr. HalFi-
son SIR Hansen. by Mullens Transfer
Mira Kelly. Gilbert q. McDun, Mrs. NC
Wsnua by West Harlem Van. Mrs Mar
Tin. by CoOpers Express; Mrs Mary Nee
han and COwperthwait "a Co, Mrs. Rely.
Mrs sterling. by Mullens Transfer; Mrs
Stevenson, ly COopers Express 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. 10 Wit Household goods, per
sonal effects. pianos. merchandise, etc,
stored ln the West Side storage ware
house. at $40 ". ii3rd St. New YORK
civ by you or IN your name cor IN when
YOU may have an Interest," 20 be sold AZ
public auction. according 20 the statute IN
such ease made and provided. a. the Nafv-
house $40 " f43rd St, New York tity, on
TUESDAY. APRIL ith. 1916, az 10 30 a m g,
and II the sale thereof n no. completed on
said date. the same Will - continued a
the same place on every Tuesday there
after. beginning at 1880 a. M and con-
ffruing until an the goods are sold.
WEST SIDE STORAGE WAREHOUSE.
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ASKS MARJORIE
TO NAME HIS SHIP
Detective Builder OF Mas
sive Model Wants Craft
Called America.
ATLANTIC FLEET
WISHES FUND LUCK
Sailors and Marines Eager to
Contribute. Postal Employees
Send Their Dimes.

Marjorie IS 20 chisten a battlcship
long before she expected. As a special
tribute 10 the thirteen-year-old girl
who sent a dime 20 help buy a real
ife.size lighting ship for the United
states navy. George Novello, a detec-
tive attached 20 the Elizabeth. y. j.
police force. IS planning to have her
act as sponsor for an immense model
ship which he is fast completing. It's
name will be the America, Of course
When John p. Holland, who bullt
,bs first successful submarine, was
alive Novello worked for him IN tho
Igizabeth wards. and it was this train
NC as an expert machinist that en-
sbled the detective 20 construct me
model battleship with remarkable hdei-
itv 10 the lines Of the largest sea-
lighters.
81 gained my inspiration when as
listing in the construction OF the hrst
submarine built by Mr.. Holland said
Novello Yesterday. IS he patted the
broad gray hull resting IN his WORK
shop. "and have been working on my
boat for eight years during spare time;
II has taken no little patience, skill
md considerable expense. and as soon
as | put on the finishing touches am
going TO invite Marjorie to break bot
tie Of wine or grape Juice over the
bows.
Model Battelship America.
Il had not decided upon any name
for the ship. but was go impressed py
Narjorie's dime and the letter when
sccoupanied il to The Tribune that
trew there could be no other name but
America for the model. | should feel
nv work we'll rewarded By having the
girl cAristen it.
The model is more than five feet
long. and the hull has already proven
seaworth under all sorts of conditions.
The twin SCI cws are driven by storage
batteries and specially constructed mo,
tors. which also control the rudder ana
move the revolving turrets with thet
The mot interesting feature about
The whole craft is that the guns VIII
shoot. being constructed from the par
,cls and chambers OF reviewers Ahe"
RON, me eleven murderers captured by
Eovcllo since he was assigned TO Vhe
niscL Hand squad. a STEADY turn or
ono Of the wheels in the mechanism OF
y forward turret sends dozen bullets
rom the two 32-calibre six-shooters
mounted Within it. Another turret is
ia hold two .45-calibre guns.
By an automatic control system, for
The rudder the craft can be pointed OUT
70 sea and without any crew or INES
viii turn. after a specified time, and re-
,u-n 10 within q few yards OF It's start.
INC noint. While experimenting at nrst
with a gasoline engine in the huil' d
Ca connection caused an explosion
.srbirh nearlv cost the detective his NE.
gc sill bears several deep scars on his
fsee from the experience.
While the builder adjusted the wire,
lass aerjals that are TO be stretched
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-18
METROPOLITAN FIREPROOF
STORAGE WAREHOUSE co.,

New York. March nth, 1918.
To = s. Fontana. Miss r. G. Mullen. MAJ
shall Branch. Cabiria Embroidery Co, Mrs.
O. Naclane Donald vs. Newton Co., Mrs s.
Pegar julius Sterns. T. c. Whitney. Mrs
Hottie Williams. Lous Daunelder. II. Dors
sen. Mrs william Hennessey. Miss l. HUI
man. Clara Langworthy Mrs II. Smith.
Mildred Rose. Joseph II. Lewis, Chas ID.
Freeman & Co; You and each OF you are
hereby notified that the time fOr the payment
of our lien upon the property hereinafter de-
scrlbcd having expired after due notice there
~ had been given you. We viii cause such
property. TO wit. Household Goods. Personal
Effects and Merchandise. stored IN the Metro
rolfan Fireproof Storage Warehouse Co
Warehouses;. New York city. 10y you or In
yo.Ir name cor IN which you may have an
INTEREST,", 20 be sold Al public auction ac-
corling 20 the statute IN such case made and
provided al the warehouses Nos. 39-ii Vest
f6th 81. New Work city. on MONDAY,
MARCH 2sTI. 1916, AT 1880 a. M, and
II the sale thereof Is not completed on said
4 te the same viii DE continued at the same
place on each and every Monday thereafter.
beginning az 1890 "A. m, AMI continuing
until au the goods are sold.
METROPOLITAN FiREPROOF STORAGE
WAREHOUSE co.
LAWRENCE :. NORRIS, Secretary.
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The Darlington Storage Warehouses,
3s4 TIilItD AVENUE.


New York, March llth. 1915.
To Mr.. Block. Andrew Brown. Mrs. O.
Brennan. Annie Ch!lds. Mary Do.an. Mr.. pe
Classon. Thomas Duffy, Mary Daley, Mrs W
j Ertz Mr Geiyitz, Ellen Lotus tHelen ID
Marco. iir. KAISER. Mrs. l.. Mead. Mrs. =.
Merrill. Helen Miller. Mrs. J.. Mott. "a. -.
Mann. Mrs Morrison. Mary Murphy. George
Mortimer. Mary J. o. Hyrne Mrs ONeil
bridget Kelley. Mr. OH shannon. Mrs
Smith Mr. NJ " ward. Fred Wells. Mrs
VIM. Woln. Mrs. Mary A Sp!llane. Mrs. MAI
From ". Mcmahon Express: Mrs. Kenuey
Mrs S,hWehm. Henry r. Booth. John Kelley.
Latham Manchester. Mrs Mccarthy. Mrs.
Home. Buoack. Annie O NELL Miss Russell.
Melgel: You and each % you are hereby
notified that the time for the payment ~ our
Zen upon the property hereinafter described
having expired. after due notice thereof had
been given you. We will cause such property,
go wit. Household Goods Personal Effects
and Merchandise. stored in the Darlington
storage Warehouses by YOU or In your name
lor in which you may have an INTEREST,", 20
De- sold az public auction. according TO tho
statute IN such case made and provided. AZ
our warehouse. 3Sf Third Avenue, New YORK
city. on FRIDAY. APRIL :, 1915. AZ 10 80
g. n.. and II the sale thereof T. not COM
pieted on said date the same Will be con-
tinued az the same place on each and every
Friday thereafter. beginning at 10 $50 a. m,
and continuing until the sale Is completed
TIE CARRINGTON STORAGE WARE.
HOUSES
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Barometer Readings

s a M. Sooll p NJ. 5Oois p "a. 3o.l4
Humidity.
s 4, H.. 65i .. m...... AS ?. m...... al
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MANY thousands Of dollars said Mr..
Philadelphians Back Strassburger.

Meantime M Ward, who is named
in the Injunction proceeding has taken
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-18
EMPIRE STORAGE WAREHOry
rs FTRsr AYENrF.

New York. March iith. o.
TO Samuel Kiawitz. Manhattan Ari
y. Y, Inc. Anna BaIgardt Ros, S-s'
Helen G.. Carroll. sarah kaha1li 4
Shay. G. Krott,uste'u T. Y Wiur sd
Freedman. Henry LIGHT. I RaetsT
" Klein. John Victor Riley H,ea, {.
Floria N-uer. Susie kos'oSesk a.
Goldner. You and each - sou ar ln'
notified that the time f0r The payr,'
cur lion upon the property hefeinafr Z
scribed having expired. after ct -
thereof had been given you. NJ ~ a.
such property o. Wii Household 80
Personal Edccts. carpets and 1geai';s
stored IN the Empire storage Wif''s
New York CITY. hy you or IN your hi-'
in which sou may have an inifuA
be sold ~ public suction scooroiss = =
statute Ga such case made and prove.
the wareh0lse. $50 q First A'sfy ~
York cry on Friday. March 3if u
az iO.30 A ST. and u Tie ale hs'ss
not completed or said date ne 's-f
Dc continued % ffo same pace q :"
and every Friday thereafter btrhtii ,
1870 A 81. anl continuing gsiA = 2
goods are sold
EMPIRE STORAGE WAREHots
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STORAGE NOTICES.
ANSONIA STORAGE
WAREHOUSE co. Zine.
137-139-lii WEST GOTH IT.


New York. March l,h. ~,
TO NJ Bah by MRS 2 cAplu-
Miss Minnie Branch. James n ~,
Mary Chartress. Arthur \ Riros g.,
Green BY ). r. Dardens Eaprss ! ,
MscNider. Peter J OConnor. Fsr p.
man. Mrs Caryl Rose BY Mrs. J c..
Mrs. " Redder. Robert Sprlnge, II
Neres. r. T. wilcox. Collins wasAi,r
Mrs VIM. Young Minnie Penn. Ya \,
each ~ you are hereby notified hsi T.
time Tor the payment - our lien 10.
property hereinafter described tspi.t i
pired. after due notice thereof hst =.
given you. We VIII cause such propsr1
wit. Household goods. personal frs,u "a,
pets. etc. stored hF sou or IN your "a,
the Ansonia storage Warehouse C0sEr
houses. % Do s0i1 - public aucte. A.
cording % the statute IN such cais ~
and provided. 90 fha Monarch A.-r
Rooms lsl last l25tn S.. New Ycrl
on FRIDAY. APRIL iTu. 1918. a u1
a m, and y the sale thereof a nci e.
pleted on said date The same viii y q
tinusd AZ the same place on each sfs ~,
Tuesday and Friday thereafter. beg
az 1880 a m. on each day and ccrl..f
until an the goods are sold
Asscsih STORAGE WAREHOUSE %. q
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-18

from the fghting top. Mrs. Novelo was
busy yesterday sewing complete SCI OF
miniature international code pennants,
and she proudly displayed the ships
own flag. which bore the name Mar
jorie Sterrett embroidered beneath the
name America
Coyote" Offers Its Aid.
Among Yesterdays letters TO the fund
came one from THE Coyote" the maya
zine published aboard the L. :. ;.
Wyoming. flagship Of the North Allan
tic feet. now at Guantanamo Bay, Cuba.
IL read:
Eve take pleasure in Offering you the
assistance Of The Coyote published
aboard the Wyoming in the interests OF
it's officers and crew, az medium OF
receiving contributions from the Off
GERS and enlisted men Of the navy and
Marine Corps that are serving IN the
United States Atlantic feet.
"Any move 10 increase the hrst line
OF defence Of the United States should
meet the hesrtiest approval OF every
true American citizen as strongly as
IL does the man behind the gun be-
cause any move that means any IN
crease in the navy will naturally place
us IN more pltpdAfh NN4tN'~'"'.
meet the navy of any nation that might
dare 10 deny the rights Of any Ameri-
can citizen in any corner of the globe.
"The sailors and marines OF the I. .:
s. Wyoming signify their approval OF
this project by their Willingness 20 con.
tribute 10 the fund which we started
on February p. 1915. All the money
collected will be turned over to Inc
New York Tribune upon the arrival OF
this vessel at New York, which we
hope will be in the latter part OF April
"With sincere wishes that Marjorie
homes will be realized and that we may
have the distinction Of serving on
board the battleship she proudly chris
tens u. S. S. America,
Believe us 70 be sincerely yours,
JOHN ". BRYANT, Corporal, l. =.
Marine Corps, editor.
as. W. LAMPHERE. printer, l. S. Navy,
manager
M. a. BROCK, printer, L. s. Navy,
publisher.
From the money order department Of
the Pennsylvania Terminal Station"
of the New York postofiice came Sl4,sO
Yesterday, collected from 146 clerks by
Hugh Smith. The sum Of $40 was
collected by Frederic A. Shaver from
employees of the hull division, navy
ward, and the comrades Of the Colonel
Wallace A. Downes Post, No. 26, Vet
Grams Of Foreign Wars, sent slO
through Captain Walter !. Joyce, adju-
tant
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-18

from the fshting top. Mrs. Novelo was
busy yesterday sewing complete set OF
miniature international code pennants,
and she proudly displayed the ships
own flag. which bore the name Mar
jorie Sterrett embroidered beneath the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-18

PROPOSALS FOR THE Puk.,.iS
copper cable oaered i9f !. =
needed -sea'ed proposals Wy Wy ps...f
az the Office ~ tt' yt-, y,,.r
D y 6. until % 5os A.l9e Apr, : /, y !,
which time obey ei.l pc oY'e,s,'s.S 5
FOR purchas'ne the ahole-i (. ,,s.,,-,I,F
c,es blanks and renef,. 'h 40 a.
lating 10 this Circular 80 ~ -
;sd Ks.i. i9% p ST sas As.s,.s
street. New York cry ~ ". - :
Mason. San Frane'sso. ca, ~. 4. ~
L 5. Engineer Of.ces nisa,s,,,ss !
cities. Seattle. Wash, a.. cf'',,
6 ohis' cSicaso. liij 81 L' s,s,s =,
Chattanooga. Tenn hari assa1 =
corps % Engineers L. : -
chasing Oflcer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-18
7 Navy League Directors
Say Organization Favors
Seven Seas" Plan.
NOT REPRESENTATIVE,
STATEMENT CALLED
Strassburger Shows Signers Are
Only Part of Board-Phila-
delphia Backs His Fight.

Seven directors OF the Navy League
yesterday issued a statement that
Ralph Beaver Strassburger, member
Of the executive committee, had no
Just cause to demand that the organi-
zation sever its connections with the
firm Of Dabo & Helm, publishers Of
the leagues official magazine, THE
Seven Seas" The statement. signed
by II. II. Ward, Ogden Reid, j..
Frederick Tams, c. K. Braine. Robert
w. Neeser, Perry Belmont and Charles
(. Fowler. was issued, according 70 the
directors, to protect the Navy League
and the cause of national defence.
II reads, in Part:
"The suit that Mr.. Strassburger has
brought is based on an allegation Of
effectiveness or insuffieiency in the
contract or arrangement under which
the Seven Seas magazine, published
By Dabo & Helm, has been furnished
10 members Of the Navy League.
"In the formal complaint there is no
allegation of fraud or OF mlsappropria-
ton Of funds by individual directors,
although certain public statements at
tributed by the press TO Mr.. Strass-
burger have seemed TO carry that IN
ference and o.her differences OF SIM
Harry damaging nature.
The books Of the league are at all
times open for inspection Of any per
son making serious inquiry in regard
thereto. Details will be Willingly fur
nished, if such are requested by re-
sponsible persons.
Attacks Seven Seas
THE question OF the desirabilty and
feasibility Of continuing the arrange
ment by which members OF the Navy
League receive the Seven Seas maya
zine has had the serious consideration
OF the board and OF various members,
inc udng Mr.. Strassburger, for some
months Recently this question has had
the consideration Of special commit
tee Of five appointed for the purpose.
II has been our view that considera-
ton Of this matter was proper and was
entered into for the best interests of
the league and its members. The pub
LEGATION Of misleading statements in
regard 10 this matter is obviously not
its members. and is seriously harmful
10 the general cause of national de-
fence and Of our sister societies and
organizations"
When the statement issued by the di-
rectors was brought to Mr.. Stra ssburg-
ers attention he replied that the issue
was whether the Navy League intended
10 sever connections with Dabo & Helm
or not.
MANY thousands Of dollars" said Mr.
Strassburger. (which patriotic Ameri-
cans have contributed TO the league
have been used by those in charge Of
the funds 20 pay the publishers Of the
Seven Seas. There has been APP
pointed special reorganization com
mittee, Of which Beekman Winthrop IS
chairman and which received full au-
thorty 10 act in all these matters.
Philadelphians Back Strassburger.
Meantime Mr.. Ward, who is named
n the injunction proceeding, has taken
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-18
Western Electric's Earni,c,

The report Of the Western r'f
Company for the year ended n |. e',ri,
81 last shows gross sales Of SEA l s;S y. e
a decrease Of S2,556,Ol5. O,hs,' ,. q
brought the total up 10 ssi h.s,ssss'
from which were deducted n.,ssN .ts
ing costs OF s60.733,653 ana '' '
charges Of s7s9,664 leaving ess'
of S3.47Iil3. equal TO 2Sls ~, .a'p..,
sl5,O0o,OOO capital stock. eosn., w 9
2ll4 per cent earned on IN. s az y,
in 1914. Ae rs,.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-18
COMRADES OF COLONEL WALLACE A DOWNS
pOST ~ VETERANS or FOREIGN NAkS.
THROUGH CATTAiN WALTER JoftE:
Adj TANT ........ .......... ..t------ lVus
nm nv " : TINDORFF

COLLECTED BY ". ?. IINDoRFF ......... go
T. $ wycsoT. r. " Bmch. A G Norman. =
cosoo w WE'D " Ro, g''.I D o K
! N Co.iire r. { Jarols A l. Berry. O. :
brewer. II Mueller a. Hanlsy. y. Ali.ier.
Lak,. " Welsesd pinssl. A Wash.
Il up j. Wssh 4 9 FI.oa. u Iqas. # Meys,.
II = Cr1qTeii G A McMullen. " l. Bickel. L
II Ghfe,ls ! =. Taylor. 3 wituer. T.. = -, :.
Bun, { II Msad,srf@t ? = Nain. Dand v
Andrews : Dixon. Il Albright, =. D.
ChaFd. Leo II D.rrenbich-r. MoNullen
And1sc-io. = " Treadwe.l 81 Mud l. ".
Ba4Iou " J. Powers. John A Ryan. O Peer
81 J MuIhy NJ A Field Eiwsri GAnncn
T Rlchardsoa Bafn,s II. T Diusich- W.
lindorr. J T stack. ". y fsse. J. b Coos'y.
j Andrews Edwin y Spencer n AoultOn.
r y Parker. = T. Parker. J s Pepper. Charles
n scot + " Woo. J n. Meauy. r. II.
strthimann. r. J. Rolrbarh.
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THE WEATHER REPORT
Official Records and Forecasts Tor the
Inst Twenty-four Hours.

,r,.h,,s+or Nrarh i5-LDv temperatures con-
,lnu, IN tho lake region. the Ohio valley ana tne
Atlantic s,stes. with further fall since IhuNd"
r,,, north and east OF ne Ohio River. and free1ns
,so,p.ratures occurred Friday morning as ." SCUM
., Csnt,a Florida. Between tho Mississippi RIVER
and IN. Rocky Mountains temperatures have risen
generally and IN the psins states they are from ~
4, 20 degree. above he seasonal average.
There vas no precipitation 4 consequence IN any
NORTON Of the colntry. .lthough pressure = MOI
...,.iv lo,v ov.- the western hair Unsettled
weather with local snow or rains Is PROBABLE ~
sunday In the upper iake and west lower lake re-
glon ant the Ohio Ya.ley. ..,- -
In The cas-. lover lake region. the Atianlc sld
east Gun states the weather VII be talf 9alu''S
vii he warner Saturday east Il the Mississippi
Riyer EXCEPT IN tho middle Atlantic states Hid Ne'
Fnisrd ara warner Sunday 90 The Auanuc Nates,
middle Atlantic fresh northwest. south ALHlli q,
moderate south except east am hol,ie-A, on o,p t
Flo-id. coast. east GUT moderate south ara soulu
vest. wet Gulf. moderate south: upper lases mo-
crate southeast winds SATURDAY CLOUDY en- "a. IN,
lover lakes moderate east winds HatuIuay' De'""-
ing southeast on Eric. warmer and TAR.
Forecast, for Special Loeslltles.-Eistern New
York. the Dis;rlc, % Coiumhis. Maryland, virginia
Delavare. New jersey. Eastern Pennsylvania. North
ern and Southern New England Western New YORK
Western Pennsylvania ard West Virgins. fair to-
day. SUNDAY cloudy ard warmer
Tennessee. Miss. ssippi. Alabama. Georgia FLORIDA
All North aud south Carolina fair and warmer To-
oH cSi.i.oa Eastern and Western Texas Arkansas
and Oklahoma. fair 70 day and sunday
to,., or,cl,i Rseord.-The following OFFICIAL rec
ord from IN, Weather Bureau shows The changes IN
the temperature Tor The lsst twenty four hours ia
comparison With the corresponding date q last
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PUBLIC NOTICE.


No hat ~
Notice Is hereby ~. No AiA..,-
No. A-it6s2 for 40 snsai,,,',',, fof y "a
30 shares and ~. b'' ,,s, vsie, :,
OF the preferred stock OF ,i,s 10 ~
Raliroad company s'aha,, hsri''e
~ Fiise l. Davis late y, ron y
nsciicut. deceased. ~ere 'o :" o. ~.
In Hartford. C0nnec .l'u', a. eressr v
Der S. 1915 Bankers , snS ssIisis.. -
questei 60 examine w, \, ~. sr,
t6e-s certificates and u ~ usasr't
appear therein % nouel 'u,risra
ptrlITrR 8 CoMPANb -
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COLLECTED BY MRS. EMILY 2. rRouNE
FROM THE BOYS or BLAKE MINNEAPOLIS "
cor1rcrrn .nY nAmow prANE WOODRUFF

Helen swanson Murld Dcboh"a. Richard MAJ
,in Jcnn Dsoobsn. Alice Marvin. Dons Menoo.
Harry Mellon. M } II Mellon. Ms. ! " Mellon.
Ruth Amelia Byrno John Undefhil Adderbfo0&
Alma Eyeris william L Morris. william '. Mo-
Ms l.. J. Morris Dorothy Aenet. Herman Me.
merit Frances Trusset. Edward Ireland Esrorth
Yoder. " J V Csuuene Wlism Boron Gsoo.
H. j. Woodruff jr. NJ =. Woodruff. Ars. H. j.
Wooiruf 10 cents each
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-18
Steel Employees Take S,o.,

Employees Of the United Sat-. :.
Corporation TO the number =, ~. S.,
subscribed TO 49,7i2 shares ~ ~
stock at SIS share under ~ S'as''
pany's 1916 proht-sharing plan ~ g
established new high reeorS "
number Of shares taken, e1cesSi, /. !.
previous high Of 1850 share, ,.f q
$50 a share in 1914. 'a
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STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS

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