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Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1917-12-13

wood In this neighborhood few days
last week.
We were certainly glad to see the
water in the bitches.
r. Lee Whoberry enlisted to help I'm
Gle Sam.
Mr.. w. p. Box and family were
visiting the Chambers last Sunday.
The Sunday school was failure
because of small pox-
The work on the road west from
the school house and the adjoining
half mile north is completed. Work
began a mile east and south Of the
school house on Monday.
We discovered last week we had
an assistant correspondent. Thanks
for the help. We wish others would
send in notes. There are lots of In
teresting things happen that the cor
respondent doesn't hear of. Write
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1917-12-13

them down. and sehd them to the
school house or leave card In Box
Is.
A band Of sheep have been pastur-
ing at Osborn's and Tom Beck's.
II you meet very tall man with
very broad smile you'll know o. C.
Chandler has just been feasting on
that genuine Missouri sorghum
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1917-12-13
For Rent

100 acres Of good land; rs acres OF
alfalfa, IL acres of red clover, bal
ance is wheat ground Will give
good deal to party who has plenty OF
stock and help to handle 1t.
W. A. Heiss.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1917-12-13

High grade bull calf. out OF seris
Pieterje and a grandson of the great
King segis. and = very we'll bred g.
gallon, 2-year-old heller.
IT. "a II. A. link.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1917-12-13
For Ten Days Only

special sale of Westinghouse Eiec-
tric Irons Regular so.oo Faiue' ~.
this sale $3.50 each.
Frasers-Pence Co.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1917-12-13

LIST pub. Nov. %. Last pub. Dec. 2
New-York tribune., 1917-12-20
New Orleans Results

First race UNo-yeas- -olds. claiming. purs. ~
I've and a hslf MriougiI -Nss Bon. llt ~ -.
irsoul, 10 !. % arl to D hfsi'
Eileen. 100 g0hs ,'uI o tD &. olr sri % Z.
socouds FarHau. M u'DHH. t1 T. 20 -.
20 O. tAirl Tine. lli I-ls fhees' -
Bright and star Won also rlH. ..,.
Second rae tAr.r -lea,-e.d. arl gp' ,,t IN
GaueD. 20 7. 70 3 a.t cgsl. "o1, 80
IN tOwclsI. 3 f0 D. 90 B. aI % :. sfes
La hay. l0s az RotuI ou io 2 ana y.
third. Tine. l.if g.. NUHaIl. lfa|nlAs ~
Girl. Ben, Brother lrI Hsf.I.If also ran -.
Third race Itures-i-ar.p.is aHl upHa0l 80 80
ins pure. $500. SIX fIUo1ssI Tie Dlte lll " "
lts, lb % D. even anl d to 4. 300. ~ l1t
lll tN. Rowan, to .. cr,n tud io -s,
HsNy Cora. l0t lWau5l. f1 D. t0 ad
rankin, Lady London ard IIsI4u a..u fAi. =,
loIuh race tthrec -year-C.4s aad sp, p-''i
$500. enc mile ami seventy yards I-ili1y, -. -,
iJohnscnl, , % .. even ara I o. 3. We, ~.
sands lo4 lM Rowan. even. fo ; sha -
second. Ousius. lt lllccI. Oh J. 10 =.
90 B. thinl. Tine : a.. El.oD, 'f-.
bs,-. h.s Ni0s Dr. Tuck slI is-soei t'9 =
llu4 rare tHrce-year-o.ls alt up, cA-'f
pune $500. one mlis anI sixteenth I-- ~. .o. :.
Auu.ei t.B pCm.ulcaI. to D. t9 az
D.. ,o.0au. S.gmUcTer. 10 I CllHs'. ~
to ala even. Lii. Time - f's,y
agla's L.o.i.cr Iagtle>s. Fellu ed NAlAf -
s.1,a 5scs Hbrce year-oids asd ug dass,
purse. $500. oae mile ad a sixteenth = -. -.
DO lRDJrsolI. t0 p. f1 a1t oi'
Hanlui 80 walls. % 7. Z 90 nd
second cruces JOG Aiaflai. l5 % ?. er1i ~,
msha lal} Mothins,on. LalCfc an ingi'A -
New-York tribune., 1917-12-20
CITATIONS

rAcrARp ELISE JENNY.-The People
~ he state of New YORK by the Grace
49,, cnC Fr,c and Iudep"ndent-Io tn-
80 Iacrard Charlotte Guelssaz. Laufe
fCarI Albert Jsccard. ana TO All per
80 fr'trrested as creditors. next OF KIN
,.. .tnsrwiec. in the Estate OF Elise jenny
Isr,ard also known a. Elise JaGcard anu
-, Jsccard. etc, deceased. VINO a. the
,'r-. ~ Ier death resided at Morges. swift
z,riaud. send greeting ,...s
-nou fne petition of Gustave j. Isccard.
.,5,'irI.frator Of the goods. chatleS sud
,.iifs ~ Elise Jenny Jaccard, etc, De
,..s.d residing st 1ls Ninth Avenue, CT.
"a roIufy of New York, you and each
90 yo,,' an. hereby cited Co show cause be
80 Inc SurruEates Court Of New fork
....,,t, h.Id al the Hail of Records. in the
,.vrty OF Nrw York. on th" l3th day OF
Isrusrv. 1915. at hslf-past ten O'Clock IN
,Se forenoon ~ mat day. Why the "ccouh.
- ,;u.LaNc j. Jsccsrd. as administrator OF
lie goods. chattels ana credits OF hhld de-
..ss.d should not be Judlcially aettleo.
4, testimony whereof We have caused
go S.nI OF tine Surrogate. Court or the
..td County of New YORK TO be hefeuhlo
N[itress. honorable John +. Cohalan. 3
Surrogate Of our said COUNTY. At the
o. 81 County ol %eW York, the lOth dHy
Of December. in the year OF our Loti
,.r. thousand nine hundred .nd seventeen.
DANIEL j. DOWDNEN.
clerk OF the SuErogates IoliI
orpufrru.utSl citation.
New-York tribune., 1917-12-20
Of Yanks,
Ranks High
AS a Fielder

Waliy PIpp. the Yankees elone,,..
player. who led the American Ls,vn.
in home-run hits. also earned .,
alted position among the first bass,,.
by his fielding. PIpp IS rated ,s;,5
behind "Chick" GandIi. OF the WLs.
Sox. and "Stufy' Mclnnis, Of the l,t
letics. respectively. Only a difers,e,
Of FIVE points separates the three plsv.
crg.
Joe GedeoB heads the second has.
men. but first place was really esrn.d
by Jack Barry. OF Boston. who toot
part in ll6 games Fritz Maisel. W.
covered the Kerstore sack during tbs
latter part OF tho campaign, il thi,S
behind Eddie Collins.
J. Franklin Baker leads the thru
bssemen in fielding. thus lefutlng IT,
talk that he had spent bis usefglnss,
as ball player. The Home Rgr
King" participated in li6 games ana
handled G47 chances with only twenty.
eight errors Scott. Of .he Red Soy
leads the shortstops. with Pay SehsK
the White SoX catcher the best in N,
position.
The club fielding honors went % Bo,.
ton, followed by Chicago and New
York.
New-York tribune., 1917-12-20
New Orleans Entries

Irt ree Dsnir. purse 500 ~ &c n
O.. ,A fI''o ~ i--Gfecu Gf.s.. lll. p.ii,,. 4,
N...r o.. 'lan t....o..f. Il0 'l"f
st. A.l l,u.. l0-. Parrish. 4N-. IL g. %
jon. N.fr.U ltl -.
Second Iaes claiming Ul-c. see io .,~s %
."a-.ufs s.a upward. c.l rU.eI hiti ,.',s,-,s
JOS. AmIr. Iu,. 'sfcuifam. llr 80 ~.
iro. 'Co.a4srsflol. la5. 'Zsmil,l. lql W. i3
....- a-. Fo.-.fr-f. JOS. 'semyr s.ts.N -,
Iun race claiming. pIfss. $500 - urts 'ii.
gas ald upward o.e u.irl llf-sl s.ent ..,..,-.-d
'~ir Rlymold. fD- EHsI Tee no, .WeoI,
30. PIN M.rel i1-. stout Heart H., s,s-
of Weldon. To-. Red Cross. lo., 'baiH
mann. lcl a., ,s,,s-
foI-t rlrs claiming. purse. SEQ ~. III
yrsr.t'lt aad upaan. II mrionss fuslls' Ss
uphe.a W lol Cog.ierllssl loi. Msis M.
'uoins- l0f. David Crsig. no, IN - - ifs.
'fr iClaI. l.f. Mtsrlcnt TOO, 'N,M - IN.
Mountain Re-. fi 10 'Mssfr haHA'
ialL .1nr. lln. '~asoasrrs. llt - -. ,st'.
tI.I lar ...H..lls pure. $500, ief go ..
DDS arl Upward. ore mile ara .shsp
L.lU. I.f 'Llsf Aneld ,sl.,A ~,
..nst uup b. .ti. hf.s lo', 'fa.3 ~''
Suh r.cs claiming pure 500. - 49,
0.is ard urasEI. oue mite sHt d ~. .s..sfns
no. rsCtlsss 20. rhsnksg fing lp' ~,
l0i Duke ~ shelby l0i Nuckns 'nf
Eddie T. lo9. Bdsn Boru iei
Apprentice allowance claimed.
New-York tribune., 1917-12-20
Golf Urges Swami
To Purge City of
Bazaar Swindles
Justice Approves Inquiry;
Col. Fosters Name Forged
to 18th Regiment Checks

Justice Gor, of the Supreme Court,
sent for District Attorney Swami yes
tcrday and expressed his approval Of
the prosecutors work investigating the
manner in which war relief contribu-
tions have been collected. The justice
advised Mr.. Swami not to let up until
all the dishonest collectors were driven
from the city.
The procecutor received complaint
Yesterday from Colonel Reginald Fos-
ter of the old 10Th Regiment, \. G. y.
Y. that several checks made out by
Wall Street donors bore forged sigma
lures of Colonel Fosters name. Ac-
cording to O. G. Orr, Of 81 Wall Street.
bo was importuned TO give 500 by
cbeck 70 a man who said he was Charles
Sanders. representing Colonel roster.
Nr Orr said Sanders represented that
the 10Th Regiment was largely made up
Of "indigent newspaper men, ana as a
voice which he supposed was Colonel
Fosters had spoken 10 him over the
fpIann0nR
on. the check. Before doing so he TOOK
the precaution OF calling UP morning
rewspaper TO ask whether Colonel Fos-
ter was "all right Beng assured tnat
the colonel certainly was "all right he
went ahead.
Mr.. Swami says the name Of Colonel
Foster was forged on the check. San
ders. according TO Mr.. Swami, is James
McCallisn, and is private secretary for
Gottfried Walbsum, who, Mr.. Swami
saws. was the owner Of "The Bronze
Door" in West Thirty.third Street
which was raided some time ago. Ac-
cording to Mr. Swami, The Bronze
Door" was the rendezvous for book
makers.
Assistant District Attorney Kilroe. IN
charge of the investigation, has re.
ceived a statement from William r.
Hamilton, once head of the Russian
Ambulance Committee. but who is now
in the aviation corps IN South San An
tonic. Tex. Hamilton. in a lengthy
document. furnished by his sister, Miss
Ethel d. Hamilton. declares he is IN
no way responsible for the manner In
which the funds Of the organization
were received or disbursed. Mr. Kilroc
has not finished his examination o.
Hamilton's statement.
Miss Edna X. Oswald. Of the Van
Cortland Hotel. visited Mr.. Kilroe yes
terday. and declared she received moth
ing from the contracts made by her
film company lthe T.. X. o. Film Com
pany) with William Stoermer, head OF
the field service Of the Russian Ambu-
lance. Mr.. kilroe has been informed
that Stoermer had power Of attorney
for Miss Oswald, and that lie had pail
$1,000 to the +. X. o. company in be-
half of the Russian Ambulance. The
films were entitled "The Invisible
Enemy" and depicted the ravages OF
tuberculosis in France.
Mr.. Kilroe has been asked 10 sub-
pena the books OF the National Spe.
New-York tribune., 1917-12-20
Mitchell Manager
To Be Questioned
On Fusion Fund
William Hamlin Childs Is
Ready to Tell Swami
of Expenditures

William Hamln Childs, executive
manager Of the Mitchcl Fusion Cam
paicn Committee. has been asked by
District Attorney Swami TO appear be-
fore him to-day to be examined re-
gardiug the receipts and expenditures
OF the general campaign fund, whlcn'
according to the prosecutor, VIII be
found IA be i'm excess Of S2000.OOO.
Emory K. Buckuer. campaign manager
for Mayor Mitchell. asked the pros'-
cutor TO refrain from issuing sub
ppra. saying that Mr.. Childs was READY
and willing to appear and answer any
questions. Colin II. Woodward, IaA
Commissioner who was manager OF the
udeperdent Mitchell organizations ana
the 33d Assembly District organization
will also be examined to-day.
According to Acting District Attor-
ncy William Harmau Black. Coroner
Timothy Healy was the main cog m
a labor bureau maintained By the
Mitchell Fusion committee. Associated
with him in The Bronx were George
T.. Mcclure. vice-president OF the state
Federation OF Labor; James q. Layery'
former head Of the postal clerks Or
ganization; John y. Parsons, II. n
Blumbcrg. u. +. Fetherstone, Robert N.
Campbell and Benjamin +. Moore.
Exclusive Of special compensation 20
the attaches Of the Labor Bureau, the
expenses for FIVE weeks prior 10 EleC-
ton Day were $2.025. Coroner Hesly2
cypenses were Sl.6o59j. Mr.. Lavery
was several days at the Marlborough
Blenheim Hotel in Atlantic City, ior
10
ceived 5000 for Supervising labor bu-
reaus."
Henry f. Keith, Federal Collector ot
Revenue for the lst District Of Long
Island. received leave OF absence OF
one month. with pay, and organized
Mitchell league In Queens. lie IS
resident of Jamaica. lie received
s. 600. which, he said when examiner
Yesterday by Assistant District Attot-
uey Kilroe. he spent for stenographlc
work. automobile hire, Advertising ana
carfarc. Included in the list OF eN-
penses is an item for SlGl.J5 FOR rent
of room and telephone IN the Murray
Hill Hotel
Mr.. Kilroe is trying to find out how
Mr.. Keith conducted a campaign IN
Queens from room IN the Murray
IIill Hotel Mr.. Keith IS a member OF
the Anawanda Club, Charles Murphy
private political club. ,
elem" J. Driscoll. former Deputy
Police Commissioner, who had poSl-
ton i'm the publicity department OF the
Mitchell Personal Committee, received
$50 for postage and carfare. Nh DriS-
coll was formerly a leader IN VIII
lam Randolph Hcarsts independence
League. a..
Tov Denartment. received 800 for
"publicity expenses" Mr.. Connolly
according to the District Attorneys
office. is plumber.
New-York tribune., 1917-12-20
Alexander Asks $4,000
AS Bonus for Big Deal

CHICAGO. Dec. l9.--Grover Alexsa.
der. the star pitcher purchased By The
Chicago Nationals from PHILADELPHIA.
stated to-day that be- figured $1,000
would be his fair share OF the purchs,,
price paid Philadelphia. and he though,
the latter club should pay it.
"l'm not making any threats" SAID
Alexander. but think tho public
should know the situation. Seven
years ago Philadelphia paid $3.50 FOR
me. They sold me for $4,000. Hard
work brought about the boom In ny
stock, and the man who did the wors
ought 20 get some Of it"
Alexander said he expected 70 lesys
for his home a. ST. Paul. Neb. TO-
night. lie has not yet signed a con
tract with Chicago.
New-York tribune., 1917-12-20
College Chess Tourney
Will Start To-day

Columbia. Harvard. Yale and Prince.
ton. represented by teams Of four each
will start their twenty-siyth annual
chess tournament IN the Columbia
School Of Journalism AZ o'clock thi,
afternoon, play continuing for three
days and winding up Saturday even
ing
Columbia. winner for the last the,
years in succession. will be called upon
20 defend the championship. The Blue
and White players are G. 3. lssaeson
captain: Max Wolfson ". Sherman and
$. A. Ciapp. Harvard's team comprises
". Prosser. K. G.. Sloane, j. P. Ballsn-
tine and J.. NJ. kenan Prinee,on's
team will be captained by 5. z. Hall
and that Of Yale By J. c. KuEkel
New-York tribune., 1917-12-20
Thirty-hve Candidates
For Hockey at Harvard

CAMBRIDGE, Mass. Dee. l9.-Thir-
ty-fye candidates for the Harvard IN.
formal varsity hockey team are prae-
tising daily under Coach Robert Gross,
himself a candidate for wing The
squad will spend an hour two after.
moons each week a. the Boston Arena,
and the remainder of the daily work.
outs will be held on rinks on Soldiers
Field
Among the men who are candidates
for the seven are Bill Louderbsck. an
old St. PauPs School player; Willard
Rice and Alick Bright, members Of
last years varsity squad; GeoFg,
Flynn. of Andoyer; Harry Gibbs. Leon
Jackson, Norman Walker. JEFF Coolidge
and jim StUbbs.
New-York tribune., 1917-12-20
Xavier High Victor
Over De La Sale Five

The first and second basketball teams
OF Xavier High School each scored VIC.
tories in games played on their court
Yesterday. The first team defeated De
La Sale Institute, II TO Q, cutting short
the five straight wins Of the latter i've.
In the contest between the second
groups. Xavier again triumphed by "
TO 4 points
New-York tribune., 1917-12-20
Moore Wins at Billiards

In an Interstate Three Cushion Bill
lard League match game played last
night at Thum's Billiard Academy,
Thirty-frst Street and Broadway,
George Moore defeated Ray Palmer by
a score of 80 to 43, Moore reaching his
fftieth point on an unfinished run Of
six. Palmer's hign run was 4, and IT
took ninety-fve innings TO complete
the game. Moore represents New York
and Palmer Detroit. The same play
ers will meet again tonight.
New-York tribune., 1917-12-20
Western Union Must
Paw Giant Tanner" $4,000

SPRINGFIELD. H., Dec; l9: A
Judgment Of $4,000 against the west
ern Union Telegraph Company IN iavoI
of John =. Phester, former pitcner OF
the Chicago Nationals, was sustained
BY the Illinois Supreme Court to-day.
Pfiester alleged that a telegram sem
by him addressed to the Milwaukee
Club of the American Association was
never delivered. and as result ne lost
a place as pitcher on the latter team.
New-York tribune., 1917-12-20
Navy Five Swamp Rivals

ANNAPOLIS. Dec. 19.-The Navy
basketball team swamped the Johns
Hopkins five in a one-sided game here
this afternoon by score OF 53 TO 3
The whirlwind passing of the local
men baffled their opponents complete
ly, and consequently resulted in in
cessant field goals being Gagged. The
medicos tailed only three points dur
ing the first half, while the Navy had
% TO its credit.
New-York tribune., 1917-12-20
Harvard Has Rifle Team

CAMBRIDGE. Mass, Dec. l9.-Thity
men have reported for the Harvard rife
team. a number Of whom are freshmen
Graduate Manager Fred W. Moore sp,
pointed the following sophomores 70 aeI
as a committee Of organization: Carl
Muller, of New York; William J. Lou.
Gerback. OF Highland Park, I'LL, are
William ]. Hitchcock, o. oxford. n. J.
The team will practise az a Boston
range, and should the interest wsrran,
II matches with Yale. Princeton ana
other colleges are 10 be booked.
New-York tribune., 1917-12-20
Rabbit Maranville Coach

CAMBRIDGE, Mass, Dec. l9.-Rsooh
Maranville, Of tho Poston Braves, ns
been appointed coacI Of the Bos,o'
Navy Yard basketbal team. He also
will play on the five along with other
baseball stars.
New-York tribune., 1917-12-20
Downs Victor With Cue

William Downs defeated George Bar
ton by score of 20 TO 90 in the open
ing game of the pocket billiard tour
ney at Doyle's Academy last night. In
a three cushion match Alex. Moore
downed Tom Cockerell. 20 10 10.
New-York tribune., 1917-12-20
Echoes at the Lexington
Time:
By Louis Lee Arms

Place: & .m' L,,
EDer T,ro Citizens Messrs. Simple and R'd'cotops.
MI How now, w. Good Simple How goes the night?
SECOND CITIZEN:
Hast not heard, Ridiculous?
Is there blood upon the moon?
SECOND CITlIEN: ,,
Across the Appian Way and there perceive
In weghty conference nursing tneir earS
Good Doctor ROero and, exc, Ibyszko;
one has a gun the other wears sword,
While in his pocket there is powdered glass;
fain do believe they're seeking to wayay
4 brother wrestler. Who couldSt II De!
Think you Of Stranger Lewis!
FIRST CITIZEN:
Eeier Dr.. Roliero and IFiodet ztys'ko.
D' Hast seen scuon straight from Hell itself?
4 hulking brute with eyes black as Othellos,
With biceps bulgng like red toy balloons,
All hair streaked like African gorilla,
Who calls himself Ed. Stranger Lewis
A thousand curses on his progeny
ZBYSZKO:
Ave- and more
FIRST CITIZEN:
have not seen the gent.
SECOND CITIZEN:
You the deadlock yahoo!
DIR ROLLERO
The same Perceive how noble Wladek weeps
And slashes at the air with his good blade
Unmindfu Of the fact that should he chip
Himself upon the ear, around the corner
Thev'd serve cauAower au gratin; or perchance,
They'd dub it Wrestling Stew. He weeps because
Three nights ago a foul incident.
Unspeakabe. in the nky black
Of hideous night, befel his bright career
FIRST CITIZEN:
Did some one give him work?
SECOND CITIZEN:
How terrible
DR. ROLLERO:
Nay, it was even worse than that, good sirs!
He wrestled Stranger for the settertii
And plaudits of the Roman populace
Under the auspices of Sgnor Curley.
Methinks that he did well when suddenly
This Scullion from the neither sweeps of Hell,
Beset him with his head locking device
And bore him to the mat perforcedly
He rubbed his upon the canvas there,
Sawed off his ears and kicked them off the stage,
Poked out his eyes and laid them on the mat
And. otherwise, made him look like bum!
Oh. infamy and crime upon its crest,
Think you kind sirs, how noble Wladek felt,
Picture the mutform embarrassment
OF this, sensitive SOUL jammed to the floor
Pinned there in durance vile by deadlock.
Noble Wladek would tell TO you, himself.
Just how ne felt, except he speaks no English
And |. who suffered from a similar dose
Am speaking for him.
FIRST CITIZEN:
The deadlock is pip
SECOND CITIZEN:
You're Wilbur Wright it isl
DR. ROLLERO
Avaunt Begone Vile wretches without heart,
Who have sympathy to understand.
Away! Away! And now do me believe
Ii was your voices from the gallery
That beloved forth in harsh orthoepy.
As, myself, lay prone upon the floor.
Ny head encased within the Strangers lock:
Saw off the suckers dome; he doesn't need it,"
Flee for your lives say, the both of you,
Ere Wadek and myself go mad and slew.
TWO CITIZENS (Ecting):
To lose his head would leave wrestler fiat
He'd have place to check his winters hat.
(Cutains)
New-York tribune., 1917-12-20

cial Aid Society, of which Mrs. Will
lam Alexander is the head. Subppnas
for several OF the officials have been
issued for to-day.
New-York tribune., 1917-12-20
IMPORTANT

Birth. Engagement. Marriage. p"a'n
and I'm Nemoriam Notices may hs
telcphoncd Co The Tribune any tiine
M tc midnight for Insertion ~ '"'
next days paper. Just call
Beekman 5000
aud read the notice as you wish h IN
ssrted. Bin for same will be mailed TO
,ou later. The notice viii reach over
100. 900 readers daily.
New-York tribune., 1917-12-20
ENGAGEMENTS

ToNpKtNS ANDERSON SIR. and Mrs.
willis Andc-er have announced ihe eu-
yagea,ort Of teo'r daurhfer, b'ih l''o,-'
Anderson. to STR Hiram ID. IomIk'"'' .'''
cf Norifrs. N y.
New-York tribune., 1917-12-20

~ Pursuance or Az ORDER OF
Honorable John P Cohalau. Surrogate
~ tre County of New Norh. NOTICE ].
hereby given 90 an persons having claims
sr.irst Jacob Edward Nastu. late Of ne
CDurfy Of New York. deceased, to present
trs same With vouchers thereof 90 The sub-
serIbsr a. her place o. trausactIul husi-
..ss al tHe ofilca Of her attorney. Stanley
Uofcarrb AioIIeSou. SO. a. Bruadv ay. Bor-
ourh 81 Manhattan. 300 th" CITY Of New
York. ON or before the lVth day of May
p.ted. Sew York. che 30th lay Of Octo-
Der. 1877.
EMMA CHURCH MASTlN
ENtcutfIx.
STANLEY UOLCOMH MOLLESON. At
torney Tor Excculr.N. a. Broadway.
New York. y. y.
New-York tribune., 1917-12-20
BUSINESS CARDS
CARPET CLEANING

CAREFUL CARPET CLEANING CO..C"h'
Bro,dT.g. l2i Est tSth 81 coz & BRANDT
a. ls.-.k.A
New-York tribune., 1917-12-20
The Weather Report

WASHINGTON. Dec le-Antl-cycionic condl-
;ions continue in Atlantic coast districts. with
cloudy weather and mild temperatures FOR The
ssa-ol. The cyc,onlc depression In the NoTihvcs;
IS sppsurufiy hlliug ur.
Nc precipitation or consequence has occurred in
n1y part ~ the country except on the Northern
PscHc coast snd i1 the Northern Rocky Mountain
aad plateau regions.
son Wcsi " the Rocky Mountains and also 90 tia
eastward almost 70 the Atlantic coast Tie highest
December temperatures in many years have been
recorded iu Wyoming. Utah. Nevada and Idaho.
Tie weather n eastern districts will Ia cloudy.
With little change in temperature during the next
fofiy-elght hours and ne mild temperature win
doubtless continue until the end - the week II not
longer ~ yet there SIr uo positive indications
of quick return 90 lower temperature lad seasonal
weather
FOr,ea'is for Special LOcsIItIes.-For Norher,
Nsw lagaad. cloudy. With occasional liEht snow
Tor Southern N-g England. Eastern New Yo.k.
Ienrpi'auli and New Jersey, overcast. Win con
iiuueI moderate temperature Thursday ard Friday.
For Western NeT York. lsit rain Thursday aud
probably ffdi, n0t much en4nse IN temperature
Local oneial Rscord,.-The following o-icial rec
ord from tie Weather Bureau shows temperatures
during the lat taerty-four hours. in comparison
s.ih The corresponding date Or last year
1917. 1915 1917 1915
~. ~ p n, .
m...... 2, 3 p. m.......-s .
D. Loou ....... 81 - II .. m....... %
InS'-st temperature yesterday - degrees ia. '.t5
o 10 }. lowest. - at 80 a. NJ: arc-sge .l:
average for SANE dl'- last wear q average fc-
same da.c last Thirty three ycars. -.
humidity
Si 704s .. m..5oH sp m . IS
Barometer Readings
n .3oN - m 20t3 Sp m .c03S
Local 0nas Forecast. Cloudy. With continued
Moderate t-lnpsrstur- to-day and TO morrow. zen
- r.sf 10 southeast winds
New-York tribune., 1917-12-20
Fire Record

e-;s' Aue'srdam sre unknown. trn.g
lfl--Ht .N6 Ear 1924 b.. Alr gasprr. tirif ..,..
'-.~il' Ia il2th IT,. Abraham Golding. sffeit.
3tl--a2 Laff la'h st Julius Sne4rms1. so
NJ 600 las i04th - Walter Dorr. sIirff
u 4l.l.~-tl Br1oA ave Jacob Goldberg t1RIug
-9l-.si Wet o.; Hudson Nsggsilol 60. s. ool
O . -'- West -Nth 81 Nathan EfeN fr.nu.
loo West lild o. samuel Spence. 10. A -ry
. SO .lA Avenue 4. Louis B~ufeln. trnns
o0-leS Ess, l5th e. American Novriiy O.
tdnng
oe-lia Pearl st. Henri l.. Dougherty. g. 600
t9-ii0 oh AZ. Mar SHERMAN. tridins