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The Glenwood post., 1917-03-10
s1nvwo,oD PROPERTY 10 zzAou

Parties having Garfield county
.seeAss 70 dispose Of who Will take -
pv.sst desirable Glsnwood property.
wil1 " wsil to mako their wants known
- - y I AVE : fsw trades Of that
h1aa b visw. A. J. DTcKsON.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-04-25
HELP WANTED
Female

Female
CASHIER First class references Apply Brs'os
Restaurant. Wiloughny ST.. Brooklyn. y Y
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Dundee Beats Tuoghey
In Fast Ten-Round Go

Johnny Dundee. the bouncing Scotch
Wop. defeated Tommy Tuohey' OF
Paterson. at the Broadway Sporting
Club of Brooklyn last night, in spite
of desperate tenth round finish by
Tommy. The fight was one OF me
best and most spectacular seen IN
Brooklyn since the Irish Patsy Cllne-
Eddie Wallace battle.
Dundee. faster than he has been lot
months. had the better OF seven 81
the ten rounds. while Tuohey earned
the ninth and tenth. and the fifth vas
an even break. In the eighth SESSION
the Scotch Wop had Tuohey stagger-
ing about the ring as the result a.
continual storm Of right ana leit
hooks TO the jaw. 1t looked bad Tor
the Jersey lightweight, but IN the
ninth he fought Dundee back by the
fury of his attack, and IN the TENN
almost carried Johnny of his feet by
his impetuous fighting.
Dundee landed a hundred left Jaos
TO Tommy's face and made the latter
miss as many punches by his peculiar
Jumping tactics. It was only when
Tuohey adopted this style himself and
kept on the move that he bothered
Dundee. Scotty Montieth's boy was
never in danger, however. whereas
Tuohey, as said before, only wealth
cred the storm in the eighth by sheer
lighting spirit. Dundee sealed in At
1924 and Tuohey weighed 1874
mounds
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-04-25
British Director
Of Food Economy
Hits at Racing
Would Sacrifice 1horoughbreds
in Interest of Conserving
Supply of Oats

London. April "a Since the out
break Of the war horseraclng has peeh
continued in England, the supporters
Of the turf maintaining that 1t was
necessary for the preservation OF the
all important horse breeding industry
Of which they declared racing to be a"
indisputablc branch.
Kennedy Jones, director OF 1000
economy and founder of "The London
Daily Mail" who was a we'll known
racchorsc owner before the war; to-day
cavc The Associated Press the follow
ING statement in answer to the above
Most people agree that the horse
breeding industry. in which we are pr
eminent. must be maintained. but W
insure this it is only necessary 10 alio"
oats for brood mares, for horses AT
breeding farms and for yearlinss'
These classes are not ahected DS ia0
ing. which IS only essential IN yeal
such as this for the twenty OF I'M ~
6rst class three-year-olds 50 that thelt
degree of value as prospective S'''''o''
and mares may be decided. -, e,.o
This would be achieved # the I'VE I'VE
classic races only. or substitutes Tor
the five classic races, were run at New
market Thus the 1000 horses no" III
raining would be cut down at once TO
bout thirty or forty horses ana the
saving in oats would be. II not large
at ali events of real value IN the pres
emit circumstances. Brood mares stal
lions and vearlings and the tnirty OF
forty horses which might be eh'eIeu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-04-25
Ahlgren Stops Donnelly
In Crescent A. c. Bout

Recovering after a poor start, LOUIS
Ahlgren, Of the Norwegian Turn and
Athletic Club, stopped James Donnelly,
representing the Lincoln Pleasure Ath-
letic Club, in the second round Of a
bout in the 135-pound class Of the ANA
teur boxing tournament at the Crescent
Athletic Club, Brooklyn. last night.
Ahlgren has been showing !mpressiyely
of late.
An unpopular decision was that rem
dered by Eddie Forbes. the referee, who
declared william Aylesworth, unat-
tached. the victor over William
Deutsch. unattached, in three rounds.
Deutsch had the honors throughout the
second and third rounds. Johnny
Walsh. one Of the judges. voted for
Deutsch, while Johnny Boyle named
Aylesworth.
The summary follows:
1875 pound clas. Urislsl-L Klein. unattached.
defeated Joseph Geary. Psulkt A. G. three rounds.
judges decision: G. Jackmsn. 10Th Ward J. VI; {.
A. defeated j. MsskOnch. unattached. three
rounds Judges decision. louis Levy. Union Sc
tlement. defeated Thomas Eiseustadt. New West
side A. G.. three rounds Judges decision II.
Paulist A c. three rounds. judges decision
Second trials--Jsckman defeated !. Maskohch.
three rounds. Judges decision: Rossmango de-
feafed Jackman. three rounds. Judges decision.
l2j- pound class uriasi-Lnuis Ahlgen. Nor
vegan Turn and Athletic Club defeated j. Don
nelly. Lincoln. Pleasure club. IN rhird rou ld
stopped uy referee: u Helmbach Trinity Club.
defeated : Satzer. Egentng Recreation Centre No.
IN m frs' round. stopped hy referee: W Ayes
worth. unattached awarded referees decision over
W Deutsch. unattached. in three rounds judges
disagreed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-04-25
Fight Log

RSDAY
staten island :. C.-IIarOld farcse
and Terry Martin.
FRIDAY
Harlem s. Cleo Johnson and
Stanley ioakum; Young Mike
Donovan and Augic Rather.
SATU RDAI
Clcrmont :. C.-Abc Friedman
and Jack Sharkcy; Allie Mock and
Leo Johnson.
Tairmont \. C.-PCte Hartley and
Packcy Hommcy: Gus Lewis and
Billy Fitzsimmons.
broadway :. C.-Bill Brennan and
Joe Bonds. Battling Lain and
Young Solsberg.
Tt ESDAN
Broadway s. Chilly Miske and
Battling LevinSky.
Manhattan \. C.-JOhnny kilbane
and Freddie Welsh.
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Havre de Grace Entries

ry,,, race for thrcs.ysAr dds ~ n. it.
to- Ace and half iuronS. .e,rss "
Gaelic li5 Tcmpy duncan; i "a, iu -
ROYAL Interest li5s qua r.. Gao.
T Tes, , los. sleepy San. ls ,s .srrs,i
"a! An0 o,,ien Sab.. iOs; Lohenxrin. ~
'OS second race lfor ouryearsS ds "a NJ y ~.
one mile and a siytrsnlnl -, sr
lane. lOs. Pin Mops,. Itstt ~. -
ao''n le, ssod nm io1. .Bsle~' ", ~ $50
100: Man Warren. le'. bt
Third rscc FOR three ysai o. r.rnssi Y
claiming i've ard haI iii. 'BsIs.sf,, -
I ,".n Ia B.by Cole. Jos. OsS' .s,es
49, ioo. Ruth strickland ns,isc. =
Ansieiv lis. kenneth. ~
.Fncofe. no. Jim Bse5. lp. "a. srd -
Fourth race for thrse 49,, us. ts'it " y,
handicap. ak furionssl. N,ssm.i. isi -
IISS F1a, caRs ili. Foi f"S '"
~ T,nh rae. ,for thr,e yssr.oe' s s 80
Penn selling nse and = ,,s s ioe
Chant. iW D,o ltg 20 rs.sst
cSn. ioS a, .h,u. Ycr. q ME- 100.
e,'s.iin. rs ms kzy. les, - M, -
Paw los Anita, 100. klns 49, Cos
Knob. iis 'PrOhbiuo'' p'' =
Polly l., "a. ,..,ol ds ard ui...s'. -
ina one rens ard ,ss ' PsrrSs. 10 ~
iS; kiaboy. 100 49, s,r Haassrk -
lis Vi Bond lS los, r rr,Sls.,,yss. e,
Binie Rsss' rs ~, sIl' ,si' esiIias Ma ...s
LTD. 1900 49, for ,hrre-year 49, 49, CAT 10 -
:, ,ss sS los Repfoeale " ~ a snsssins'
Nile III: Lady Mol W.
Courtshp ITO. ~
.Apprn,los allowance e'il'''s
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Business Troubles
Bankruptcy Petitions


WILLIS HOLLY. Insurance agent. a. b Liberty
81 has H'cd a petition in bankruptcy. with liahi
lies Si4 jsg and assets consisting o. TWO lots az
Belle Harhor value unknown The largest creditor
is the Union Bank n Brooklyn. $500.
IOHN H. MARTENS.-A petition In bankruptcy
Ia, been hed against John II. Martens grocer.
a. ~ Courtlsndt sv, The Bronx. by these crsd-
Tors koenis & Schusters. $A Lewis De Gror n
son Inc. t6l. W Emil FleiSchl 4 Son. $3.50.
Liabilities are 81. 800 and assets $1,000
ALEXANDER MARGOLTS. shoe dealer. az l5S
clinton - has hled petition IN bankruptcy.
with liabilities S3.152 and assets $3.50.
WN " POLLOCK. grocer. al Beacon. y. I,
has fled petition I'm bankruptcy with liabilities
s. III and assets Slsij.
Receiver Appointed
urRRFRT n ADAMS 4 CO--Julius .. krsner
has recn appointed receiver To- Herbert h. Adams
4 ca manufacturers OF travelling bags al ll's
Discharges from Bankruptcy
rldse MAYER has granted discharges from bank
,ttnfry 10 James W Elliott. author and puoiiSher
siding a, j65 West liith -, whose liabilities
we're $40 s45 and 70 Abraham Vein. grocer. at
G-een,gch. Conn. who resided al Port Chester.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-04-25

for these five races ought to be strict,
~ rationed and the other horses sh0ula
either be turned out TO grass or killed.
"In view Of the fact that our STOCK
of oats Mt the present rate OF cons1mp-
ton may be completely exhausted ~
the middle Of June i. would appear 20
me. even in the interest OF morse Dteeu-
ing. that the course | suggest IS urgent
ly advisable.
"May ! add that have not raced u
horse this year, and that ] do not IN
tend 20 do SOL"
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TNPENRITERS

DIAMONDS BOUGHT anil SOLD for cash: adTi
free BENNETT rs Pr adway. third floor
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AssIGNEEs SALES

SUPREME COURT. NEW YORK COUNTY.
In the matter Of tho general assign
mcHt fpr The benefit OF creditors 81 Julius
London. aesiguor. fo Morris Kohu assignee.
Notice is hereby given that tho under
signed VIII sell a. public auction through
Joseph 4 Co. auctioncers. on Wednesday.
April % 1879. ~ 10 30 4 NJ ~ 80 olT
East i0bth street Borough Of Manhattan.
city ~ New York. she assets Of the above
named assiguor. consisting Of groceries.
canned and bottled goods. fixtures. etc
MORRIS kOHN. ESQ.
ASSIGNED.
HENRY LEWIS. Esq.
Attorney FOR Assignee.
Beekman street New York city.
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MOTHER ard DAUGHTER. cook. chamhermaid and
waitress. both thoroughly experienced. excellent
re'er~ncss. county preferred. Miss shaughnessys
AEeucy II West i2d 81
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st MMONs

SUPREME COURT NEW YORK COUNTY
walter Zrkmau. PiSintn. against Eva
Zifkman Defendant summons in AN
Action Tor am Absolute divorce
TO TnE ABOVE NAMED DEFENDANT:
YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED Co am
fwer the complaint BOO this action. and 90
serve copy 90 your answer on tho Plain
fn-s attorney within twenty days after tho
service ~ this summons exclusive OF inc
dav a. service. uud Boa case ~ your failure
SO appear or answer. Judgment VIII De
taken against you by default Tor thc rc-
lief demanded iu the complaint
Dated. March goth. 1914
GEORGE d. TTrLEMAN,
Attorney for Plaintiff once a T. o Ad-
dress a. Court 81 brooklyn ~ Y
TO IVA ZiRKMAN. DEFENDANT
The foregoing summons is served upon
Vou nv publication. pursuant 90 an order
Of Hon. Francis r. Peudieton. Justice Of
fhe supreme court. New York County.
dated April sth. 1917. and flied with the
complaint Deb the once q the Clerk Of The
County Of New York. az tho County Court
House. Borough % Manhattan. CITY Of
New York on the 10Th day 81 April 1914
Dated. April 10Th 1917.
GEORGE ~ ITTLEMAN.
ATTORNEY for Plaintiff Once & + . Ad-
drefs. a. court 81. Brooklyn. y. T.
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Fire Record

A NJ. - >..h. ,,,s,,s
: IA 1tl Past 10Th = John Bass. trinng.
s.so-Ssg East SD st. Jennie weiser slight.
IIo-2t3 East 1921 IT,. Bronx unknown; IN
known. -.
4is-Is5 East i0Sth A. Lyman Indsis iIining
4 so-I46 West 10Th o. Charles lesser trining.
e.gn $40 Wcst 10Th = NJ Gordon slight.
Q lO-Is0l Amsterdam ave. Herman "muenoerg
trining 49,.
lolo-2lss seventh ave. 4. Theresa Goldsmith: slight
+ VI. a., .,,-,
IL 0i-55s 81. fsuls Fl. bro'h' Na' 'Anoo'ssS
slight. -
Iio-IN Iprinron ave. Eliraheih Han; trnins
s2s-Ss7 Park ave Park Avenue Garage; trinins
1870 East l50th st.. Bronx. oaen cunning
ham RI fins.
7.oo-sll Grand st. = Fuchs tnning
1901 West i9th st.. Or. j. y. Nendt. $50.
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PUBLIC NOTICES

pT-psT-ANT TO STATUTORY REQUIRE
ment notice is hereby given that an act,
Assembly No 1888 Int No. 1908. has been
nassed by both branches Of the Legislature,
entitled
Creating a commission 10 prepare pre-
i,rinarv plan and report. including esti-
mates FOR a trunk sewer in the County OF
Ivestchester. to run through the Saw MIL
No. and Harlem valleys. and authorizing
approprlations by municipalities toward the
expenses Of such commission.
Further notice Is hereby given that a
Public Hearing upon such bill will be held
az the MAYORS once in the city Hall In
The city IT New York, on April rs. 1917,
at 10 o'clock 4. ".
dated. city Hall New York. April 70.
JOHN PURROY mitchell.
Mavor
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Mrs. Tods Sceptre Wins
7wice at Durland's Sho,
Splinters and Cinders
BIZ A. &. CAVAGNARO


Owing to the unsatisfactory condi-
tion Of the Glencoe Athletic Club
course, Mike J. Flynn, chairman Of the
junior 'cross-country championship
committee Of the Metropolitan Associa-
ton, yesterday announced that the an
nual event would be held over the Van
Cortlandt Park course on May Il.
The committee was exceedingly anX-
ious that the Glencoe organization,
which hes obtained the sanction for the
run, map out a course that would
have the contestants ending their ef-
forts in front Of the clubhouse Sew
eral prospective trails also were recon-
mended TO the committee. but all were
declared to contain some unsatisfac-
tory condition. The reverting to the
Van Cortlandt Park course, which Is
the best course available hereabouts.
will bring out a true test OF the con-
testants.
Quite a few athletes were notified
yesterday that they had been suspended
for fifteen days for competing with eX-
pired registration cards George 7.
Matthews, chairman Of the registration
committee, says that he will show no
leniency toward a second offender IN
future OF late the committee has
shown unusual activity in this respect.
with Jimmy Clark arresting many OF
those youths who have permitted their
registration to outlive their period.
Penn State College takes its place as
one Of the institutions that will send
record list Of entries to the Pennsyl-
vania carnival on next Friday and Sat
urday. A group Of twenty-five men will
make up the team, among which are
| four relay teams.
/ Eddie Coyle, VINO for some time past
/ has been corralling new blood for the
I Irish-American Athletic Club track
team, denies that the organization is
dead athletically. while Mr.. Con-
ways statement may infer as much. the
Winged Fist athletes will be as promi-
nent as ever this summer" says Coyle.
High Schools track team, believes in
openly dsciplining his charges for any
errors. In the New York University
Preparatory School meet last Saturday
Central lost the cup to Mercersburg
Academy by a margin of five points.
Had Fred Muenster. the Splinter, run
straight through in the furlong dash,
instead of describing an arc near the
finish line. we would have had one
more valuable point" said Anderson, in
explaining his defeat.
Several members of the 'cross-coun-
try team of the New York Athletic Club
are suffering with injuries Johnny
Bell has sustained pulled tendon and
will have TO take a rest for three
weeks. George Andrews and Charles J.
McSOrley are others on the sick list
Members Of the Emmanuel House
Athletic Association have begun mill
tary training. Every Tuesday evening
the recruits are put through the manual
of arms and drill by Captain w. +.
Thompson, of the lst Virginia In
fantry.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-04-25

PURSUANT TO STATUTORY REQUIRE
ment. notice is hereby given that an act.
Senate No. l4iS. Int. No. ITO, has been
passed by both branches Of the Legisa-
ture. entitled
AN ACT
To amend the inferior criminal courts
act Of the city Of New York, In relation TO
sessions Of night courts.
Further notice IL hereby given that
Public Hearing upon such bill will be held
az the Mayors ONCE In the city Hall In
Tho city Of New York. on Thursday, April
IS 1917. at 10 o'clock A. NJ.
Dated. city Hail. New York. April %,
1911
JOHN PURROY mitchell.
Mayor
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PURSUANT TO STATUTORY REQUIRE
mcnt notice is hereby given that an act.
Senate No. 1874. Int. No. 1923. has been
passed by both branches Of the Legislature.
entitled
AN ACT
To amend the Greater New York char
ter. in relation to the Jurisdiction OF the
Commissioner OF Correction and the use
and names OF buildings on Harris Island.
BlackwelIs Island and Riker's Island.
Further notice is hereby given that a
Public Hearing upon such bill Will be held
A. the Mayors OfHcc In the City Hall in
The CIV OF New York. on Thursday. April
Dated. city Hall New York, April %.
Is. 1917. at 10 o'clock A. NJ.
1917. ..,-...
Mavor
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u. S. Military Order.


Washington. April q.
Ad,,peer,ept to grade Of major. on retired lit, X
cant WILLIAM r. HARRISON tpurd). al
Nj Elmer A DEAN. Med Corps. now on leave
a. san Francisco from further duty IA southern
Dept. and station al Fort Crockett 10 ron hc-
F,r,t Lieut.. WALTER '. BARNEBY. aviation gee.
lion signal Officers n. C.. 20 active duiy 70 fori
90 IosFPH NJ HARRIS. Philippine scouts. 10
I'D non, ae4ive service. IN effe't MAJ l.
Second Lieut. CLAUDE y. fEAMSlhh Itel'epI -
s,,iys duty detailed for general recruiting ser
. ,tce Ia Fort Thomas
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-04-25
Havre de Grace Results

FIRST RACE-For maiden fEoyssf-4h =
$500. four and a half 'ufonE. - o q
Finish. weight and locsej sra saEa
b b1sfiS Nj ~ IF; T TarIiS soa Sa e
wise 100 Nv CoIllnsl ....... ,,,...-.,,,. "a ~
hunta II also ran. "A. "a u,.,z
SECOND RACE-Fof thres-ye.I-o,h
claiming purse. 5000 Ill fun@s n s.
Finish. weight and locker. - tnps
Birdman III (ButselO ...... .Ns@ tesa,ta
little Ncpher M Tsp inl.... IA
Nsrgery lO5 w collins .......'. -. fss
Time ll5. Rogsl r,'. no SUI
Lady London and virginia as9 ar 81
y, i2e5 'u We,sS, and jo,sr. msrs
Mise Bu-gomaster. ne ~ ayuesl -" ~ IL
BRIG oS War 1906 tAmbrsel --..' ~
Nl ing SIS' ~ ~, marital Mua, iI1 q.
Malice Idol. Greer Gold, wins'ns W. -,
Moore Prnes. sunny Hill fDfssoS,l - y.
W.shi,gton also ran "A p hung..g-
entry. tH. T. whitney enuJ. ~ iHA
fH9d,TTypru RACE For thn..ysv-olds ard @''-
nurse $500. Eve and hah iufohr d
Fir ii, line los lAmbro,el San ess.tfs
Royal Writ. 10 tTapim l..-..''' 81
Brant. u 5rrolse, K,,o,,, P.rk =.
Tioga. Navarro. Pastels, socooy ana 10
FIFTH RACE Tor 'ouf-yesr old, ~. 80
claiming purse $500: one nn' ~
yards q, n
ocean Prince. li2 Gohnsool J. =; 40" ID n
Richard Langion. ZOE Williams r.
Bricklcy. ils ~. Co.linsl ....... r.,,.ra -
Time. ~ Is Lady lnnoc, iss Mo- 3. -
Harry. Hor-. sisllarira. As.on 20 . - ~ -
SIXTH RACE-Hsndicsp Tor me- ,.,safg -
M upg ard $500 added one nile H'e ~
Finish. weight sud iocsey SD sc -
King Herod. 100 Opsrringionl wv ~ "
TImbley. io5 lRobinsonl ....t.' -
keniucsy BOY. IS tko9ps,lim,,n,ll "a, ca. ps-
Tine. l.s6 IS. Flittergoid, "., - a.
stone Fr,endiess and Napoleon 80 "a r,gfs
s SFyTYTH RACE For rse-y,ar ,.li, ~
claiming. purse $500 sn 'aro1s p y.
Finish. weight and l oc.sl 500 ~ "a
PrrssuS, io5 lJohnsonl ....-...'
Encore. ~ ~, w cS SRan,si Rioya,i ~ :,
Owana also ran.
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PURSUANT TO STATUTORY REQUIRE
ment notice is hereby given that an
act. Senate No. 1917. Int. No $40. has been
passed by both branches Of the Legislature,
entitled
AN ACT
To amend the inferior criminal courts
act OF the city OF New York, In relation
TO the commitment OF female children by
a children's court and the disposition OF
incorrigible females by city magistrates
Further notice is hereby given that
public Hearing upon such bill will be held
at the Mayors once In the CITY nan IN
The city Of New York. on Thursday, April
% 1917 at 10 o'clock A. NJ.
Dated, city Hail. New York. April %.
1917. ...,. ,,,.r~.,,-,
Mavor
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BOROUGH or MANHATTAN.

TOR Rent HANDSOME SUITE OFFICES 3
Communicating .oom,' frs. floor Grand central
Terrra. BIDS. possession NAV lG 10 necessary
W.. a..l sell fre furniture TOW iu o9'ce. Address
Box %. Tribune once .r telephone Murray
HIt 4iH-
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BOROUGH OF BROOKLYN.
1-Fanily

E.-,;I,, House with garage. . rooms bath
IL army with shower. steam. sV eeotr.~.
ra-7ue.-r. g. $50. $50 cash. balance tlt monthly
win interest EI H.DER 1870 5,th S.. tate We,
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LONG ISLAND

TEEEPORT WATER FRONT
Bungalow, aud houses 500 40. also Iu nc
r'-'s W Randall Bss anG Woodc'e'' Bdr. '"
prices easy terms. Send fa- cIr.I8r,
JOIN IT. RANDALL 60. FrVport. Long Island
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WE Will SELL. At PUBLIC AUCTION

every succeeding Wednesday until AN IS
sold. commencing go 40 80 = y. each day.
a. Cooke Auction Rooms Inc. Nos e09
and 900 East 125th So. Ncw York CITY.
household goods and personal effects for
unpaid storage and other charges. stored
by or lI names AS follows. Mrs H. +.
Boyer. Mrs j.. Cravcr. David Francis.
Mrs T. ~ Irwin. Mrs J.. MercogUau Mrs
Ammo Mosicg Mrs ~ McKeuna a. g..
Parker. Chas. Il. Scott Josephine Thofne.
q - Weller. Mrs r. white. Mrs. sadie
COOkE'S STORAGE WAREHOUSE. INC.
-O9--l1 East t25th ST. New York cts.
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The attraction that looms most
brightly I'D the immediate future is
the scheduled bout between Freddie
Welsh. lightweight champion. and
Johnny Kildare. king of the feathers,
who viii box at the Manhattan 4. c:
ON Tuesday night. May l.. Johnny viii
do his training work, beginning to-day,
at Douglaston Inn, while Welsh will
wrestle with the plough and spade on
his new farm at Summit. \. j. kilbane
probably viii be outwelghed anywhere
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED

Male
CoIPLE -Butler 7slet. useful man; wife excellent
cgok best references. rify country. Miss
Shaughnessy's Agency. II West ied $.
TsEFTL-BI TIER -Bslaan. excellent long refer
en,e " MIS- Hufmayer's Agercy. 10 hast i3d
It. - noof. Tel. Marray I'M s9''.
Female
-A-CHUp'S NURSE Young SNeie: excellent
referaacc. So % $40 I Miss Homayer's Agency.
10 Fast iJd g.. 81 floor. Telephone Murray
Hiil >9iI.
A COOK snd WAITRESS wish employment in
CONNECTICUT. highly recommended S3j o. fij.
Mis- Il0fmaun's Agency 10 East ga s.. 81 hOOr.
Telephone MURRAY IAN s3'7.
coon and CHANRERlfAID WAITRESS Sisters
both capable. excellent city reference wages $50
and ys5. 1ty and country Miss Shaughneesy's
Agency II West t1d A. Telephone Vanderbilt SIS
COOK Young German. excellent cook good city
reference $50 g.. Mis- H0fmayer's Agency, 10
East 43d st. 81 Moor. Telephone s9iI Murray Hlll.
COOK and WAITRESS Excellent FINNISH girls.
together. both veil recommended and highly com
phone Harlem 5jlj.
MOTHER ard DAUGHTER. cook chambermsid and
Waitress both thoroughly experienced. excellent
references. county preferred. Miss shaughnessy's
AEeucy II West i2d 81
NURSERY GOvERNEss Young French widow.
with experience. Fp-i needle somsn. r. Miss
io'maycr's Agrpc7 10 Vast iJd 90 3d hoof. Te.e
phone Murray Hl s9il.
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LOST. FOUND AND REWARDS
LOST BANKBOOhs.

LOST Diamond platinum bracelet a. the Palais
ROYAL or IN tau sunday A liberal reward.
Bald. i5s West sist st. Telephone Schuyler siSs
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MEETINGS

QUARTERLY NETTING or TIE AMERICAN
Institute ThufsdaJ May "a 1917 A. SO ~ sgth
e.. 80 4. ~ l. P. MURDOCH. sseg
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LOST. handbook No. 5Tsto7 n Dry Dock savings
Insti,ution Any person having claims upon ssd
hook Is called upon 20 present tho TO the bank
within thirty days said book VIII bs declared
cancelled and A Issued In lieu thereuf
LOST Handbook No 81 $50 q Dry Dock Savings
Institution Any person having claims upon said
o,s il called upon 10 present the 20 the bank
tithin thirty ,lays OF ssid book will he declared
cancelled and a new one issued IN lieu thereof
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R.rnmeter Readings

sa m. 1896 p. m. 29.ss M .zs'SS
Local onIeial Forecast.-Fair wednesday ana
probably Thursday; continued cool: fresh northeast
and east winds