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New-York tribune., 1916-01-11

SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW
YORk.-LtNA STIX, Plaintiff. against
JAMES \. LYNCH & Ors., Defendants.
In pursuance OF a judgment of fore
closure and sale. duly made and entered
iu the above entitled action. and bearing
date tile 18th day OF December. 1915. T.
THE UNpERSIGNED, the Referee in said
judgment named win sell at public auc-
ton. al the Exchange Sales Room, Nos Is
and - Nesey street. I'm the Borough ~
Manhattan. city of New York. on the 18th
day of January. 1916. Ar 10 o'clock noon
on that day by T.. J. Phillips & Co. auc-
tioneers tho promises directed By said
Judgment 70 be sold and therein described
as follows.
ALL those certain lots pleceq or parcels
of land. situate. lying and being IN the
Borough of Manhattan. city OF Ncv York
bounded and described as follows: BE-
GINNING AZ point on the Easterly side
OF Broadway, distant three hundred 5000
feet Nor-h'rly from the corner formed by
the intersection OF the Northeriy side OF
Fsiryiew Avenue with tho said Easterly
side OF Broadway. running thence North T.
eriy along the Essterly side OF Broadway.
one hundred l00) feet; thence Essteriy.
a. right angles 20 The said Easterly side u
Broadway ou" hundred G00) feet: thence
Southerly parallel with thu Easterly side
OF Broadway, one hundred I00J feet:
thence westerly. again at right angles 20
The Easlcrly side of Broadway, one hun
dred ti0)p f-et % the Eaatcrly side OF
Broadway at the point or place OF begin
ming.
Dated. New York December 2ith. 1915.
ALGERNON S MORTON
GOLDSMITH COHEN. COLE & WEISS.
Attornets Tor PlslntiG.
No Cd Broad ay.
Borough of Manhattan.
Now York city y Y
Tie follow ing De- dil gram ~ the prop
erty 20 Doc sold The property Il. vacant
ard has no street number.
New-York tribune., 1916-01-11
Female.

femdlc-
A-rNrANrs N'EsE-Insli,;3h IL. tr1t,sl 4, e.. -,
Agency. Do East i2d s.. "a no0r. Telephone es''
Nl.ay 1871
wAlTRESs Young Iria ia,,..t sir ',,.s,' 1,.t.,
3D. Tas ff,. ~ f,or. 'Plo1e s''' Murray lili
,otoREp NOrPLT-Nau cool -uu'er. womsl
laun.lrcss ch hsuhcrlad. arsi e.aSs sert u.tS -.
PERSONAL references. saca's Ageiiry 50 Last i4n s'
Murray liii 6i,i
TOOK IAI NDREss -Go.rd capable cclored girl 3.
YER; ncst willing good manager: spen id reie,-
~--e., SO Mr. Nason's Aseucy. l3i West i2d 4.
COOK Young Ir'sh sirl four yc,r' reference. t75
d, $50 W Mss Hofmaycrs Agrncs. 10 Last
81 81, sd n.or Telephone N9'I murray hA-
COOK First clafs neat. economical. eIce.ic Z re-
81 ,ih sg.
COOK ana WAITRESS -CHAMBERMA1D -CaPa-
~ Iu,.ila Agency l3l East fSih 81. Plaza '+ls.
COOK class Mtchsam-ld wants place a.
cox $40. tao years training under Hae cook
Mis- she.s Agency. go East i-d -
COOK. "A NpREss Or not sEWoRkLR-Pr Per
sonal rc'ciences. moderate wages Martha Col
l.er'. Ae,ar,. ~ s'h as.
COOK-s,orch. - yean ls4t place; r,sieren.sCe:,
cts. couurD Shauslneasy's Agency. j. West i-d.
CorPLE-Dsni,h usefal butler; VIE COOK h.lse-
worker. entire vok. $50. dy or country excel
lent reference. Mis- Shsushnessy's Asea,. ].
COTPIF -Co.o-ed. butler useful. cook laundre.s
Y
Mrs. Mason. Agrrcy l3l Wot i2d s. Bgalt 5s33.
FRENCH COUPLE First sass butler valet exec.
lelt cook. very dfsi. abe. highly teefnnei lei D.
$50 Mr. Masol's Agency. ltl Nc5c i-d S.
Iiry AT lt.t
HOJ sEWORkER- Excellent eook. neat. capable
voIrg German widow hoy. g. country pre-
ferr-d i.,' references 500 Cal Masons Agency
l3l Nt.t i-I 81
VOUSEWORKER- -Colorcd: excellent cook and
Iaundrc-,. neat. best reicr'nces Martha Golfers
A.cnoy. ~ fh AZ
liot SEWOEhUR Finnish American: strong. viii
l. cify or county. excellent references. LebuB
Asrlrv ~ Es,t l-5tn . 'Phope 51l5 Harlem
/ HOT OTSEWORKEE.- entire work Of apartment
3 eIcent laundry o tg' years ias' place. Miss
Shca's Agency 20 East f2d S. Murray Hin 6is4
kTTCHENNfAID USEFUL Bright. willing young
Irish gri. sir months excellent training, hest fci
ercuccs. $50 Mas1I's Agency. ltl West i-d -
BRYANT i'..
IArNDREss CHAsBERNfAID. Young Scotch
Kin. fys Years references. rity or county.
Shaughne..'s Agonq. IL West f3d 81.
MAID SEAMSTETSs NrRSE-ycv capable
young woman cAcci'c vifh needle. splendid re'
er.ure. Ms Nasou's Agency. l3l West ga
,t BRYANT ,tA
NIR~E gefnsi yourE North ~ Ireland nurse ~
care gruHug rLi.1-.r. 81. re'erei @as. Snes's
.rcrcs % fss' i-d Murray nil 's.'
NURSE. ISLrlL ErgIsa Protestant. neat }ouns
maid. VaD lf.f re'erc. .r-t cifr or country. s.
Nr. Nesuls Agency. I1i Wes' ~ ST. Bcsnt -aI
New-York tribune., 1916-01-11
George T. Mortimer AZ H.lr

George T. Mortimer, Who for ,h,.r
eleven years has managed N. ,r,,,
ties OF the United States Resl,y =.
improvement Company. ard rho 4, .,
last FIVE years has been on, o, -,
vice-presider,s, has resigned ira. :.
sition.
He has obtained an in,sre.: ir d,
Equitable Building, and has beer .l...
ed director and presiden, d, !.
Equitable Office Building Corpor,. i.
succeeding General r. Colemar \
Pont. who has been elected chsir-,
of the board Of directors.
New-York tribune., 1916-01-11
FIRE RECORD

" ,., -.
1o-f0- West lie'h 81 Spa0tI haI1"'u' '"-
Sling
4g5-eslf broadway. ! Brown. shsh'
f1f-l0ii Franklin -. lAe bsohA' isaac H'I~
1910 .ii T3.i 1rth st Rose Solomon; slight
~ I'-2O5 Last e3th s.. Wm inoder slight
l..o-225 Eas. PISS o. quaker Press. printers
slight ,.
500 West ll1th g.. ogden t4rhon irihlhs
9 f--0S>s Tirl av Jacob Traiss trIfluZ
3g-4- West 1891 81. Joseph Hi.. uifios
flN-tgl West Jsfl So. Jo.i Hei'.-i iTlul
S ss-a4f'h g. sn1 IldcpcnI4i a1. Ei"ard
YcIdfe'd. no damage
c-o-s-H Third av.. Angelo Sill,.. uifinE
s4--.S4 C.crry g.. ssmue. Isholsy uanE.
i'f-e8i cypress av. Abraham Mackain. tnhins
rlp-II Clinton r.. David Zakcrhorg. trhlng
t.ip-l03d a. and Fifth az. u. Nhltlorn none
fins
,e-l2- Ridge o.. Joseph Ua'pGn trf.ns
qr5--i4 Ea,t 1q,h s,.. unknown tnflls
n l0-'sF East l4'h a.. Jacoo Handel trfing
n S--4lj Last ll5th e.. Rocco Nalin,o. tr1mg
New-York tribune., 1916-01-11

The approximate amount OF the lien or
charge 10 satisfy which the above de.
Scribed property IS 20 bc sold is siQ1o2
with Interest thereon from Decernbe
1918. together With costs and allowance
amounting 20 f35s7s. with interest from
December l3, 1915, together with the cN-
penses OF The sale. Said premises will be
sold subject 20 the liens of unpaid taxes
and assessments now assessed against said
premises and others. 70 be apportioned.
amounting approximately 20 1876 10. with
interest as follows: on $3.50 o., first halr
~ taxes for 1915, interest from Nav l.
1915. at 10 per snnum: on $3.50 second
half OF taxes for 1915. interest from No
.emb'r j. 1919. ~ 7'e per anuum. on
81 fop. assessment for constructing tun.
mel street. interest from May 5. 1918. at
= per annum.
Dated. New York December 24th. 1918.
ALGERNON &. NORTON.
Referee
New-York tribune., 1916-01-11
Woman Dies at Second Attempt.

Mrs. Emma Szumborska's second at
tempt since Saturday 10 end her nc
was successful yesterday. when, break
Ing from her sister-in-law's grasp she
jumped from window IN her fouIth
story apartment at SSl East lo'th
street. The Bronx. On Saturday she
leaned from the roof and struck unhurt
on the fifth floor fire escape.
New-York tribune., 1916-01-11
S3.75O.OO0 New Financing.

New financing announced Yesterday
included the purchase by the National
Citv Bank Of s2.500.O0o fret MORTGAGE
fftv-vear bonds Of the Nirginian Rail
wav and S1.25O.C00 threc-year per
cent notes Of the American Sumatra
Tobacco Company by Ladenburg. Thai
mann 4 Co. The proceeds of the latter
issue will he used 20 pay OF current
liabilities and provide additional work
ivcr ranifal
New-York tribune., 1916-01-11

Tho approximate amount OF the lien or
-t.r-e - satisfy which the above de-
am interest thereon from December l.
rqf5. together with costs and allowance
Amounting TO f35s.7s. with interest from
December -. 1915. together with the eX-
nen.e. Df the sale Said premises viii be
Sold subject % the liens - unpaid taXe,
and assessments uow assessed against said
pr.nises and others. 20 be apportioned
smountinE approximately 20 50 3TG.1O. with
inter as follows. ON $3.50 o.. arst half OF
taxes FOR 1915. interest from May I. 1915.
At ri, per snnum; on $3.50 05. second half
OF taxes for 1915. interest from November
l. 1915. AZ &C. per anuum; on $3.50. as
-sssmeut for constructing a tunnel street
interest from May 8. 1915. at 7go per an
mum.
Dated, New Nork December -4th 1915
ALGERNOS ). NORTON.
Kcferes
New-York tribune., 1916-01-11
STEAMERS At FOREIGN PORTS
ApuV.I-p


ri-cus pec os-EDin 'Greck. Nss York
Rotterdam. Jan g. Rotterdam Dutch. Sew York
Fla Iam0ufh
Caiao Isu Charlton Hall New York
Arf1fagasts. Jan IoFsr Portland ore Tor NeN
oiirslr Jsn ra,ra lFrl NcT York
Huu Jan e-itsho 1}r. Sew York. Io'iisiana
cari~ Jar 10 Ross4ro Bt Nrv York
Crs'n : Jan 10 MetspH. f'r \r" Nork
lt.I'H-ian LIng gtet lBrl. Ncw io-h
Go'h.nburs Jan Inland tSWell. SEES York
london Jan 0-MsUchuf. Sew York
barcelona Jan MAJ Negro fSpal. New ior.
sauna tN0rl. New York VIA CALI
Naple Jan g. Brnkhuni lBrl. Nes York
Hens Kong Jan Henrik nscu CNor). N,e York
Paui1ar. Jan Ale1sndris uEr. baltimore
SAILED
Liverpool Jan s-nscania tBu from Glasrcul
oraa. Ja, vulcan FRI. N-F YorA
Azores. Jan e-Roua tfD from Lishonl. Nrw
York
), Thomas jan 9-rahma lBD from Dcmersrsl
Huei,s. De ai-Mu'h,ra Bn Ne, York.
Lshon. Jar l-Polariue NcN iork
naples Jan s. Casbna tBu. Now Yori
81 'tao ian I Ia Rance tfrl Nes orb
Liverpool. Jan S-Cufr tBrl NeN YORK
HuI. Dan >-Marag1 0ErI. Sew York
Moutevideo span. barcelona. New Zealand
Transport tBrl N.aii'osiock. Hawaiian. santos
Luisa SPAN. Norfolk
Liverpool Jan N-Qucbrs lBD New York O.
Afghan Prince Bu New YORK
Rotterdam. Jan i-NinieIWyk Dutch NcN York
Port Natal. Jan 1-Mrcfc}te ORrl. Boston aad
NrH iOrk
New-York tribune., 1916-01-11

TRANSPiACFIC MAILS.

(Close General Posto-i-e. 30 p m
Hawaii tra San Francisco -Maroa .... o.. Jan IS
Hawaii. samoan Islands Australia. NcH Zea
isid via San Irancscol- soloms ....... Js- -
Hawaii. IIIi Islands. Nrn Zealand. Austria
Tia va Vancouver and \ictous. r. O.
Nlagara ...................... .,........ Jan "a
!apsn Cores china Philippine Islands via
laval Japan. Corea. China. Philippine
Islands wa San Francisco Nippon Nsru Jan II
~p'',. seattle NTanbs Natn -. Jan 20
Japan Corcs. china tvia Srattlel-' ansda
Maru Jan
T.ffff Narqucsg.. Cooa Islands. New Zea-
land Australia wa san Francisco 81.
Guam Philippine Island, wa san Francisco
-l. s. lraAsD0r.....-. .-..... .....--'... -'Ah u
New-York tribune., 1916-01-11
HELP WANTED.
Female

yrAXTrD- 4 Young romar under g yesr' - as.
II, urif, ft.Mor descriptions for uomsn's msss
sine Ffegous etpcrienc" not absolutely c's.nusl
I'D, oarfi,quf, rruc' have strong interest IN TIE
.uhi,-. college cr8dIafc preferred Write. stating
ssc qualifications ant hour rfeferrel ios interview
no \ D.. c. station y. Ne" lorh fos'or e.
New-York tribune., 1916-01-11
New Building Plans.
Manhattan.

WEST END kV. y cor s5th 81. fo- 3 -
garags - lSl0O. Deyine. 50 West Ind az
owner, & Cocker 20l7 IN az. autitec' go 900
A7TH ST. e e.. 100 - llth av for IS shop
2lHl00'. g. Schuster Gil West i1th -. owner
" cole. en- West i7ih ST. architect - 300
The Bronx.
10Th ST. :. 50 rs Honeywell sv sty brcs
store and dais 2j 0jr53. Adoph Holl ander. lsst
l,t av oanef y n a g Y Winston. liSih s.
and "a as. architects. SO. 900
WEBSTER tv. 3 1903 r laith 81, ! sty brlck
stores. 100 -.Isjf'. Wedsgood 60. Henry ?
Nell. tol East 1884 g. president, owner Andrew
SOUTHERN BOULEVARD. cor El.rnerc Place
two 5 sly brick tennis jtIi00 5lSs9T 7. John Nc
Nuiy. 305S Bsinbdfgc sv owner: Chas Schaeier.
r. i0l fremont az. architect: sl0o. 900.
New-York tribune., 1916-01-11

T'ghe5f 'pnpcra''Ire ycs'-riaT. q 0eFreet a y
ny. lowest % lst midnight average 81 ave.
sga fo- ding late last wear .o average fof
cJ-respordlar date las, ,hirty three years. 60
Barometer Readings.
ss sOll ! p. II. 20 a3 m % 81
Humidity.
81. NJ. s. p NJ. 90 = m ..... -
Local fefocast-Rain and colder to-day to-mor-
row faif and much colder strong vss' 90 nor'h"est
Winds
New-York tribune., 1916-01-11
Shipping Information and
Marine NeUS of the World

Irnro1 )Brl Bordeaux Dee 20 to o Richard
Kanba ,BrI' Norfolk Jan :. TO Tunch. Edy, 4
coa. Sis.se! ian & r9ac, "a snd .,G Guf.cs f-,s
Riol IS Co. WIN mails and maIsc. Bar 10 ~.
Navarro lBr. Paramarilo Dec o. pemeIa-a 29
Trinidad ana Grai ada jan .. 90 the Trinidad
sAp1ilg & Trading Go. With mails and mdse. Bar
si1sola Kingston Dec o. Beiae g. Tea e.
Pue-o Corel r. l4yingston IS Porto Barrie 8
Jan J ari Port Antonio % the United Fruit Go.
Vith mails and md,e. Bar a. 4 90 a m.
Van der Duyn Dutch. Genoa Dec Is. Gibraltar
20 and Fuachal -. 70 the Atlantic friit Co. Bar
Bologna ItaD. Genoa Dec 70 and Bermuda Jan
Jan 2 Crl,.obai 3 an1 havana 2. 70 tie United
f r2 VIZ 5- 9 A1ng5 g'I ps at 2, e. STANDARD
Trs,- 60 H''l ni,' 4uarsntt- AZ B ? n. y
10 gle To4as OIL 60. With md.e sandy Hook At
Qua Nor. Ma,anzas Jan e. 10 th. Muns7n 5.
line WITH sugar Bar AZ so m.
San Gioeso I'al. Nanle, De- &C. % Pierce
Bros Go. Fith mails an' misc Par at 80 m.
Nrhars De-. j, and iemuis Jan 20 AUG u
Ladon viii iron pvitt-. Ear a. J - no..
mig O.. viii miss QuaTsnt.ae a, 40 m.
tosea. LorIon Dec 90 Niih md" sandy Hoo-
Hs1uton. Newport N,s. and >o-olk. to m,
OlI Dominion S. 90 wl'h ma,e. quar- al o-7
Anglo Merlcao cBD. EorlcaaI Dee o. 70 Bar
AHantrn fHiI Marcine- Dec l,. n " Eieen
Almira'eu CNo-I yarrourer sept ani C-'sioh,
DE-. .t. fo Mo~cr orh Hosting. ni'h sling.es
Co-au. Sow Orleans Jan D. 20 uc Southern
IA e. win mds' I.,i I.i GUAR " p - d ~,
'tf ", "ie VI
na,vca. Norfoh for Boston. Anchored IN Sand,
oauau.lm pu.cm. Las P,mas Dee % Qua
~ j. lp m. lliL
New-York tribune., 1916-01-11
WIRELEss HEPORT
INCOMING STEAMERS.

SIS Phusd,.plls. American Line. ~ UiI-' ess-
o. SANDY HoOk 80 81 p % January fAp'.D-i
dock Wednesday.
New-York tribune., 1916-01-11

FUITVIH|
Tho approximate amount OF the lien or
charge 10 satisfy which the above de-
scrihed property is 20 be sold is Sl9.122
With interest thereon from December :.
1913 together with costs and aliowance.
amounting &c s35s.1s. with interest from
December 49, 1915, together with the ex-
pen-,s ~ the sale. said premises VIII be
sold subject 10 the liens u unpaid taxes
and assessments now assessed against said
premises and others. On be- apport ioued.
Amounting approximately % 1875 10. with
Interest 90 follows. on f9G3.05. first haif
OF taxes for 1915. interest from May !.
1913. at 7e, per anuurn. on s963O5. second
half or taxes for 1918. interest from NO
vember T. 1915. At 7fo per aunum. on
$50 assessment for constructing a tun-
mel street. interest from May ., 1918, a.
10 per annum.
Dated. New York. December 24th. 1915.
ALGERNON s. NORTON
q =
New-York tribune., 1916-01-11
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED
Male

Br-TLER VALET Thoroughly e1pcrler- I'D. ,To
,es-.s nt.lrs- .e'e,.rces cifv. county MIS-
Si'au.r-es.'f. Ae,rr,. r. West ~ q
tOACHMAN. ssrlcnrI useful nan ~ yosr et-
Silent reference Miss <laugh1eesy'' Agency. u
Wee' i2d -
cook. lurer v,le' hogsevofker. very caps sa'e.
e-arleut Intelligent young Chinaman. splelid rei .
e-crces. tF0 M. Na.els Agency. l3l West i-d
81 ErAf ffss
New-York tribune., 1916-01-11
AUCTION SALES.

BY VIRTUE execution. sell this day. .
u. 1893 Amsterdam av. subject 20
all encumhrance. consisting liquors nAt-
urcs. etc. Albert Levine. Marshal
New-York tribune., 1916-01-11
THE WEATHER REPORT
Forecasts and Records for the Last
Twentv-four Hours.

yV,srtrr+o, ian lN-Thc disturbance thst was
,,,.... s,,,A,v Mich, h,,
ovcr SoA'e'sci" N'""'s'.N
-,,vei 70 Ontario attended tv general rains east
,.--,t pt.- c,,.,, r. the crfrcrno
W tAe M.NsAS'iI' "-'
Southeast ana ~ much higher temperatures 'n ''e
,..-..- -.t c,,,s s.o+e. Tho Nr-fNvesf hlsh area
N."'"' ..,.,. ...i q. =,
following las Increased 10 mashl'N'' anu ~ -
tcrdcr hv 4 cold wsvc thaf 90 night covers Ic
,,l.,..,-t Valley aud
NWihNet Nh'fS' N' u'IF "'>''S'F''
me Northwestern upper lake region. the lino q" 7ci'
New-York tribune., 1916-01-11

SUPREME COURT COUNTY OF NEW
YORK-NAMIE SELfG and LILLE
SEIIG. Plaintiffs. against JAMES A.
LYNCH & Ors.. Defendants.
Iu pursuance of q judgment Of fore
closure and sale. duly made and entered IN
the above entitled action. and bearing date
the 18Th day OK December 1915 l. THE
UNDERSIGNED. THE REFEREE in said
judgment named. VIII sell. ~ public auc-
ton. 81 the Exchange Sslcs-Ncom. Nos. -
and is Ncsey street. in the Borough -
Manhattan. city OF New York. on the l9th
day Of January. 1916. az 10 o'clock noon
on thar d.. hy T.. j. phillips & Co., suc-
ton,ers. the premises directed by said
Judgment % be sold and therein described
a- follows
ALL those certain lots pieces or parcels
% land. situate. lying and being 'n tho
Borough Of Manhattan. In the city Of New
Work. and bounded and described as fol
lows. BEGINNING az the corner formed by
the intersection Of the NortherIy side OF
Fairyiew Avenue with the Easteriy side ot
broadway, running thence NOrtherly.
u'ong the said Essterv side of Broadway.
one hundred G00l feet. thence Easterly.
81 right angles 20 the Easterlv side OF
broadway, one hundred O00l feet; thence
~Oufherly. parallel with the East-rlv side
Of Broadway. ninety and eighty-sIN oue-
hundr.dfhs 900 SGD foot 20 The Northeriy
81 % of FairFieW Avenue. thence Westerly.
along the said Northerly side or Fairyiew
Avenue one hundred and Two and four
onc-hundredths G0- % feet 20 the point
or place of beginning
Dated. Ncw York. December gath. 1915.
ALGEHNON S. NORTON.
GOLDSMITH. CoH.N. COLE & WEISS.
Attorneys FOR Plaintiffs.
40 81 Broaduay.
Borough of Manhattan.
Nev York City. y :
orty 10 be sold Tho prop rty is vacant,
and has no str ct number.
New-York tribune., 1916-01-11

Forecast, for Special Locslts.-tastern N~A
York Maryland ard Northern he~ EnslanS. rain
or snow sno colder to-day Tomorrow idf ana much
colder ,,
Western New York sri Western IclrDlvania
local rains and cc'ie- to-day. 90 mor-ow sentrsS
District CO Columbia virginia Delaware Nrs
Jerev Eastern Pennsylvania Ard Sou'hs-n New
Ens and rain to-day. N-moroW fair ara n1oI
V-,. virginia. rsin or snow and colder TO-DAY;
% morrow 1udy.
N.ss'ssiup' Aishama Georgia ~ North Caro-
ina reln =, tsy ana p-1l abs 90 morrow
Louisiana ana Easfc-1 Texas. aollf fav. 90
morrow cloudy ana code
Local ofHcIal Reoord.-rhe following or-id record
from ne Westhe- Bureau shows t"e changes in th'
Temperature for tAe last twenty four hours in com
ra-,son with The co-rcspo1 iing daie o. .s'i year
New-York tribune., 1916-01-11

Vessels Arriving at and De
parting from Port OF
New York.
MINIATURE ALMANAC

sarri., "a. sunset. 45s: moon sets. p % q
b moons age.
New-York tribune., 1916-01-11
SITTATION MANTED.

Female
TypTWrIrING DONE homo evenings. issn. etc
nor 49, Tribune Oflco
New-York tribune., 1916-01-11

Gihratar Jan s. >aIauIs lGreefI. Nes York for
CnrfI. 9fl Europa .I'Ll. NcH Norf fHr Genoa
paw. roiHt. ia. lo-Dlalcn lBrl. New l0rh for
London.
New-York tribune., 1916-01-11
COUNTRY PROPERTY

LIT YOUR RINT PAY FOR YOUR HOME
Beet financial plan explained by Country Home
League. No 30 Wet 32d ST.. Dept L. Phone
$3.50 Mad Sq
New-York tribune., 1916-01-11
SCHOOL AGENCIES.

American ana FyeeiEr resene'', 10
Supplies Professor - ; bccb
s.milie. ~ Apply to Mrs. u J.
FULTON 2s Union square
New-York tribune., 1916-01-11
REAL ESTATE.
long ISLAND.

COTTAGES. BUNGALOWS AID WATER
FRONT PLOTS AIT BRlGHTWATEES.
J. J.. SEND FOR BOOKLET "a. o. B
ACKFRSON co ! WEST 3fTH SIT. ~ y
New-York tribune., 1916-01-11

HIGH WATER
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-10-25
Gave His Life That
 Comrades Might Live

The late William F. McFadzen, an Irish rifeman, has just been awarded the Victoria Cross for one of the most courageous acts of this war where brave deeds abound, says the London Times of recent date.
 While in concentration trench and opening box of bombs for distribu- tion prior to an attack, the box slipped down into the trench, which was crowded with men and two of the safety pins fell out Private McFad- zean, instantly realized the danger to his comrades, with heroic courage, threw himself on top of the bombs. The bombs exploded, blowing him to pieces, but only one other man was injured He well knew his danger, be- ing himself bomber, but without a moments hesitation he gave his life for his comrades.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-10-25
Pupil 16 Years Old
 Marries His Teacher

"He is 16. She is 9. They are mar ried and they are happy says the Memphis Journal Two years ago when she was 20, the story goes, Miss Sadies Patrick of Arlington, Tenn. came to Memphis and obtained a posi- tion in the public schools. She had one pupil to whom she was greatly at tached He was James L. Yarbor- ough, at that time IA years old.
 This fall James was in the fifth grade Miss Patrick was again his teacher. School ran along smoothly for a month. Then the principal noted a marriage license had been issued to James L. Marlborough and Miss Sadie Patrick. They admitted they had been married.
 The school laws do not permit mar ried women to teach, so MT. and Mrs. Marlborough are making their home with the elder Mir. and Mrs. Yarbor- ough.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-10-25
POINTED REMARKS BY KETCHIKAN
 BUSINESS MAN
SHOWS ANOTHER INSTANCE WHERE ALASKA IS BEING FLEEcED OUT OF
 BUSINESS.

Under the head of Alaska Lumber Trade" in answer to queries propound- ed by the "Timberman," publication published at Portland, Ore, in the in terest of the timbermen in general J. J. Daly, president of the Ketchikan Power Company, a man possessed of the knowledge of the lumber trade in Alaska, gives out some interesting facts. In his letter, in the last sen tence, he points out a result that might wake us up. The letter fol- lows:
 "Ketchikan, Alaska, Sept. 2S, 1916 The Timberman:-
 "The lumber business in Alaska generally has been good The build ing of the Alaska railroad stimulates in southeastern Alaska practically not at all, though a few small orders for finish and boat lumber have gone to the westward during the summer There is a market for clear Alaska spruce in the Eastern United States but very little goes there The local Alaskan market takes a certain amount of clear in ceiling, finish, etc, and the small amount for foreign shipment is not due to the size of the local market but to the meager amount of that quality from the local timber. In the common grades and box lum- Der the summers business has felt the shortage of fish and consequent cur tailment of the salmon pack. The box ing for American halibut for the east ern United, States markets via the Grand Trunk Pacific railroad, would stimulate local lumber trade did not the major portion of such business go to British Columbia mills"
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-10-25
German Baron Fined
 For Hiding Potatoes

Because Le tried to Eide's9ur tons of p3ta-o--. Ealon L.9 7on zalewski, one Of tue largest landowners of the province Of F5ueraaia, las been fined s2.5aa.
 From the report ,t appears that the food commission recently learned that the tloa had secretly stored Up a considerable quan1-T of potatoes which h. intended 10 hold until che prica v.t5 increase 5tiI further. A pole. aHc... aas sent To investigate. but -a. baron refused 10 admit him and into 8 rage when the officer ins.---3 oa searching the cellars and store 4a-e O. the estate.
 The investigation resulted in the arre.t of rae arts foera5ic landlord. At his trial he confessed that he held his potatoes for speculative purposes and the public prosecutors demanded that he be imprisoned for 3 months, but taa court considered the heavy fine H imposed insufficient For in suldug aud threatening the police of fcial inc baron had to pay an addition al fine of $75.