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New-York tribune., 1917-04-09
Legislature Prepares
For War Measures
Emergency Bills Due Soon
No Chance of Adjournment
Before End of Month

fFron a star Co-rssIecl-rt o ~. TrtIrel
Albany. April s.-The state Legis-
lature will begin this week 30 clean the
slate for emergency war measures. Cal
endars in both houses are being sifted.
hut the more or less important meas
ures still pending give Scant hope Of
adjournment or recess before the end
Of the month. The contemplated bond
authorization or other appropriation 20
cover military expenditures of the state
now becomes the most necessary work
Of the session.
Governor Whitman expects TO sign
this week the Meyer alien registration
bill. which permits on his own procla-
nation the registration and ldentitlca-
tion Of every alien Of the state deSg-
rated by the Governor 10 his proclama-
tion.
The Governor also Will sign the state
constabulary b.ll He IS now casting
shout for suitable administrative
head, efficient and free of political
faint.
The sitting process in the Senate and
Assembly leaves about dozen meas
ures Of q coutrovcTs al nature which
the Republican leaders have scheduled
for passage They include local option
for cities, new liquor taxes. new cor
poration and manufacturers taxes,
several other tax bills boxing repeal,
the revamped food and markets bill,
election law changes. TeyertIng TO the
convention system Of nominating. uni
form traffic rules for the state, motor
power invest tigatlon and anti-drug leg
islation. There is host Of other bills
Of lesser Importance. including Senator
Robinson cat Licensing bin and half
a dozen conservation law changes.
During the last week many military
measures have been introduced and
some Of them await the Governors sig
nature.
In the Assembly the Rules Commit.
tee will take charge Of the calendar
hut scores OF local bills have been
dumped out OF committee in the hope
that some of them may slip through IN
the final days.
New-York tribune., 1917-04-09
Quits Pulpit for Revival
Rabbi Says Prosperity Has
Swamped Religion in u. S.

Declaring that prosperity had
swampcd religion in the United States,
Herbert $. Goldstein yesterday an
nounced his resignation as associate
rabbi of the Congregation Kchilath-
Jeshurun. at III East Eighty-hfth
Street. to dedicate hIs life 20 a popular
Jewish revival IN New York. He Will
lease a house for daily services and
will obtain the use of theatre in
which 20 deliver Sunday morning lect-
ures. Rabbi Goldstein took this step at
the solicitation Of 3 large number Of
Young men in Harlem and on the East
Side.
1T is high time he said, that the
Jews throughout our glorious country
should realize the need Of popular re-
lgious movement, not through vulgar
means. not through threats and scares.
but by the more proper method
through the Torsh and Rabbinic teach
ing"
New-York tribune., 1917-04-09
Atlantic City Parade
Displays u. S. Colors
Stockings, Hats, Handbags
and Buttonholes Garry
Red, White and Blue
u. reLersrh o Ta. Trl5unsI

Atlantic City, April s. - Easter
crowds Of 25O,OOO visitors here to-day
made new history for this city.
The monster influx was unprece-
dented. It even surpassed the usual
sumner records The thousands who
arrived yesterday and early to-day were
augmented by big crowds arriving this
afternoon. The latter host came solely
10 participate in the fashion show on
the Boardwalk. The surging masses
crowded the boulevard from rail 10
rail
The worlds styles we're displayed in
the new brilliant reviews. Fortunes
were spent on the gowns shown here
to-day. and the prosperity of the coun-
Try was reflected MADE IN America
fashions predetermined.
The spectacular turnout took place
under sunny skies. The parade was a
blaze Of color iu which every tinge was
thrown together in contrasts that
blinded the eye.
The patriotic note wf universal. Al
the request Of the city the Boardwalk
was decorated with the national en-
blem. and almost every woman DIS
plaved the red. white and blue. Tiny
American flags on footwear were not
infrcquent. Red. white and blue
stockings were boldly displayed under
short skirts. Red and blue clustered
balls were placed on white hats and
the stars and Stripes were woven in
handbags
The men wore American flags and
showed partiality to red, white and
blue ties. The rolling chairs were
decked with American flags and mo-
torists unfurled the national emblems
on their machines.
New-York tribune., 1917-04-09
Stocks Of Frozen
And Cured Meat Drop
Increases Over Last Year in
Beef and Salt Pork Are
Wiped Out

Washington. April S.-A drop OF more
than 100000 900 pounds In the stocks
Of frozen and cured meats in the United
States. compared with last wears store
was indicated to-day in the Depart
ment OF AgricuI'utc's monthly report.
Total stocks o. t.o~" provisions on
April l were almost 9O0000.0OO pounds.
Increases over last year were reported
i'm the holdings Of frozen beef, cured
beef and dry salt pork. but the heavy
decrease in supplies came I'M frozen
pork. sweet picked pork, lard and
frozen lamb and mutton.
I'm March dry salt pork stocks de-
creased l6.g per cent, sweet picked pork
3.4. frozen lamb and mutton %. frozen
beef 1877 and cured beet l6.s. Frozen
pork supplies increased 06 per cent
and lard 22.6.
Stocks of those provisions reported
on April ! were: Frozen beef. l39,b29,-
215 pounds: cured beef. 30.635.4Sl;
frozen pork. G2.72l.4Gs dry salt pork,
2lS.551,i75; sweet picked pork. 326.-
ql7SO6: lard. GO,69l.0l2. and frozen
lamb and mutton, 493G13l
New-York tribune., 1917-04-09
Brooklyn Naval
Militia Awaiting
Order to Depart
Third Battalion, from Up
State Cities, Moves to
Federal Rendezvous

The ed Battalion OF the New York
Naval Militia. which reported TO Rear
Admiral Usher Saturday that it was
ready for immediate movement. yeSter-
oav remained az its armory. al the foot
Of Fifty-sccoud Street. Brooklyn. or
dcrS calling % 90 Is Federal renoczvouS.
where II VIII bc placed aboard a battle
shin OF the reserve force. are expected
during the next tWcuty-four hours.
The Sd Battalion. composed OF an
visions from Rochester, Buffalo ana
other upstate cities. estorday moved
TO the same rendezvous for winch me
1st Battalion. Of Manhattan. departed
Saturday The exact destination o. bolh
battalions is navy secret.
Newly formed divisions OF the Naval
Militia from Oswego and NOnkers yes
terdav rcDorted al the headquarters OF
the list Battalion, aboard the l.. :. =
Granite State. lying a. Nincty-seVenth
Street and North River. ne TWO a.
visions viii remain aboard the snip Tor
q course of training. after Whlcn thty
viii be sent 20 Join the oatiaHohS ol
vi hich they are parts.
Recruiting in the Naval Militia. tenn
porarly suspended until the CONFUSION
Of getting the organized units OF mas
abated. has been brisk ln clueS
throughout the state. The signing OF
tho bin authorizing increasing the
strength Of the militia from -'VVV 10
900 NAV result in the formation o. q
fourth battalion. which Will inciude
units IN towns along the Hudson.
commodore Robert P. Forshcw. COM
r,auding the New York division, yester-
~ - q q 1rCnpCf
New-York tribune., 1917-04-09

gium, where heaps Of battl. rubl,a
mock the site Of thousands of hs,..
and, going 70 the shell-smashed eru,,s,
at the crossroads. knelt 70 say .s.s,
prayers. A Belgian officer without an,
insignia OF rank stood near, ab,o,b..
in identifying the detonstion Of ~.
distant German guns. The ehilsr.,
said their prayer as far as "Forylv.
as our trespasses. as Then ,hr.
was silence, for they could say a.
more. The Belgian officer eonelus.s
the petition, Forgive US our tr...
passes, as We forgive them that tre,p.s,
against US" The Belgian ofie.r va,
Albert, the King.
New-York tribune., 1917-04-09
Art Show Opens Tonight
Work of Cubist lmpressionists
and Vorticists on View

Artists and others who have been
invited viii have a private view this
evening Of the first exhibition Of the
Society Of Independent Artists which
will open az 10 a. m. tomorrow at the
Grand Central Palace. There are nearly
5000 paintings by 1900 artists. among
whom arc academicians. futurists, cub
lists. impresSionistS and vorticistS.
Among the members Of the reception
committee arc Mrs. Harry Payne Whit
ney. chairman: Mrs. Philip Lydig, Miss
Elsie de Wolfe. Mrs Condo Mast. Miss
Katherine Dreicr and Mrs. Willard
Straight. Mrs. Whitney's Titanic Ne
mortal" will be on exhibition.
New-York tribune., 1917-04-09
Officers Reserve
Commissions Not
So Easy to Obtain
Recent Reports from Cap.
ital Delude Many Who
Try Examinations

Applicants for commissions in the
Officers Reserve Corps OF the army who
have read Of the statements recently
from Washington that almost any intel
ligent person OF good character would
be accepted as second lieutenant have
been unpleassntly surprised when they
went before the examining board at
Governors Island without adequately
preparing for the examination. For the
bars have not been let down, and the
board is requiring a high mark before
the candidate is accepted.
Many applicants have failed utterly,
and others have Just scraped through.
Despite that, there is now a rush for
commissions. and the board is working
twelve hours a day.
Officers on Governors Island pointed
out Yesterday that there were now
three ways for civilians 70 become Of
fcer in the military service Of the
United States The easiest. perhaps, Is
TO enter the National Guard as a sec
end lieutenant, and then 20 be mustered
into the Federal service. Men are nom
mated for National Guard line commits
sions by colonels Of regiments. pass an
examination and are then commits
stoned. In some cases officers are taken
only from the ranks.
To become an officer in the Federal
Reserve Corps citizen must obtain
the proper application blank from the
adiutant of the Eastern Department,
AZ Governors Island. Full instructions
come with this blank, and after fill
ing i. out the applicant is ordered
before a board composed Of Major Hal
stead Dorey and Captain Philip Math-
ews for examination.
The examination covers most OF the
infantry drill and field service regula-
tions. company administration, military
law and topography, and mark of at
least So per cent. in every subject IS
required.
The third and naFdeSl Coul ~ - ~
become an officer IN the regular army
either from civil life. the ranks OF the
National Guard A strict examination
covering a multitude Of subjects; m
Guiding one modern language Is he!d'
and only about one applicant IN four
passes. u-L:.o,
II is now reported from Washington
that all members of the Ohcers re
serve Corps will ne called out "lthIH
a tow wee Ks TO begin long course of
study and training under regular army
oCfccrs but no official notice of this
Gas as vet been received Meanwhile,
.bo Covernor's Island examining board
W. workinc night and day. and scores
are entering the National Guard.
New-York tribune., 1917-04-09
1917 Paul Revere
To Ride in Air on
Recruiting Mission
Call for Volunteers VIII
Sound from Coast to
Coast April l9
Many Cities to Help
Mayors Committees Project
Formed to Bring Service
Up to War Strength
Many Cities to Help

,t..-1.-. All 10 tho
''' -"a.'"h ..-...
Anniversary Of the hattle ol L'>'''b 'o"'
as a national recruiting day AIeNah"eI
r-t.i -t..rr,o,, of tho commit
'' ''"' P"'''' i.
tee on recruiting o. inc -N"!0I
fcnee committee. yesterday tclegraphed
e. ,,...o-.. or -q1 ci+ice asking their
-. L.:...ro, tho army and
cooperation D" bringing ''''
navy up 20 war strength.
As part Cf the programme the COM
-...... L.... ,.,,.,,,,.od N drniicatc Paul
"''''' rpa,,I
revere llde, 70 nave lH' po''' ~
Revere rccItcd i'm all public schools.
..,....... .,.4 .,,,r.bo. ~, that day and
'"'"''' "''"
shown on the screens 'h al '''O' '''e
picture houses. and TO have modern
Paul poverc snrcad the alarm through
.-Id NiddIcscX County by flying ma
chine. while church bells toll and
factory whistles scream.
Mayors OF more than twenty clNeS
.cattercd from the lakes 10 the gulf
and from Portland, Me-. 10 Spokane,
.r.ired immediate responses promls-
inc that their cities would do their
full share in making the anniversary
,o+,nToI doroonstrafion of LOYALTY and
an evnroesion of feeling 10 the world
corerally
The committee also conferred with
renrosenfatives Of the army and navy
10 perfect plans for the centralzing
of recruiting work and to obtain a
maximum of cooperation between those
.,rgaoed in cnlisting soldiers. blue
90 z.
New-York tribune., 1917-04-09
College Girls Ready
To Take Mems Jobs
Western Women Apply for Work
in Munitions Factories

T., IrcsraFu ip lAs llolieI
Chicago. April s. College girls are
ready to take the places Of men who
may be called from their regular duties
TO 90 TO the front Many Of them have
applied for technical positions at the
Chicago Collegiate Bureau Of Occupa-
tionS TO take up the work when the men
leave IT, Those who are still IN col
IeCe are changing IN increasing num-
bers to training in manual and teen
meal work.
The Collegiate Bureau has started a
survey Of the situation in Chicago, and,
according TO an announcement OF Miss
Helen Bennett head Of the bureau. Will
endeavor 20 furnish trained workers
for occupations that are vital 10 the
welfare of the country m time of war.
I'm the last few days many young
women have applied for positions IN
munitions factories. One girl said she
had a motor boat to offer 10 the gov
ernmcnt. and that she would like to
operate 10 IN connection with coast de
fence duty.
New-York tribune., 1917-04-09
Training Quarters for Men
Great Problem for U. 5.
Air Corps
New Station Planned
Citizens Start Flying Schools
and Seaplanes Are Offered
to Government

rL ..-..1 Cos.. Patrol
SIX UNITS OF INC ,...5-.l
sre under formation Sc'oI@' "N'''.
-,...,.o-. ror .bc Naval FLYING Re
"Pp''''.'0' ~, - .b.r q 600 sp-
serve corps ana NOR
plestions for the Aerial Reserve corps
h,vc bcen made. according 20 an an
-. os.bo Acro Cl,b OF Amer
iou'''''''''''
iea YESTERDAY -.. .... .os
Not" itnSt@." 20 nj,
terday was Easier sunday. SIV' SC}',l
more Of men called q, ..c A''o 'oo 'D
ascertain how they could JON OIa"0"
OF the flying reserve.
The app cations received AZ nc Aero
Club arc forwarded 20 thc Office OF tn'
chief signal officer OF 'hc l. lti'H state
Army In Washington. and action is
taken on them there.
The great problem ~ n1..a''E -p ..r
ar service is h"l 10 b'- i'..
New-York tribune., 1917-04-09
Concert to Aid Wounded
Belgian Tenor Appears at
Hotel Ma jestic

At patriotic Easter concert last
night In the Hotel Majestic. FRANCOIS
Van Vaerenberg. who before the war
was tenor IN grand opera at Antwerp.
sang a series OF patriotic songs.
Al the conclusion o. the concert Mr..
Van Nserenberg sang the "Marsell-
laise." II brought the audience TO its
feet. An offering. which will be turned
over 10 the Duryea War Relief Fund
for the alienation OF suffering among
the wounded soldiers of France and
Belgium. was collected.
Mr. Van Nacrenberg fought AZ Llcgc
and Namur he lost the sight OF one
eve during the latter battle lie sang
IN his trench uniform.
New-York tribune., 1917-04-09
Ready to Supply Bandages
To u. S.; Public Aid Asked

The National Surgical Dressings
Committee Of America decided ycstcr-
day 20 take steps 20 prepare itself for
any call that the government may make
on its resources and a. the same time
10 double its shipments TO the Allies.
IL has shipped moro than l2.OO0,OO0
dressings and wants 100000 more at
once.
Contributions may be sent to Miss
Carita Spencer. sIcc-chairman, 299
Fifth Avenue. Miss Spencer returned
recentlv from a visit 10 four battle
fronts. where she learned of the most
pressing needs.
New-York tribune., 1917-04-09
West Orange Guard Out
Home Defence Body To Be on
DUTY Each Night

The West Orange Home Guard. which
Includes many widely know and
wealthy citizens IN its mem herSh. .P'
made It's appearance IN pubic ior 'ne
first time last night The Guard h"N
been divided into squads OF i've men
each. four Of which Will be on du'F
each night The South orange nome
Guard IS ratrolInC the vicinity o. inc
humping station and vatcrworks:
one Of the latest recruits is former
state Senator Austin Colgate. mem
hcr Of the firm Of Colgate 60. and
candidate for tho goveruorshlp OF Ne"
Jersey AZ tho primaries last year The
Rev. Dr. Milford II. Lyon. who IS con
CuctirC revival services IN Fast Orange.
also has offered MS services IN any ca
paoity
New-York tribune., 1917-04-09

seth Regiment when it returned rom
the border. attended 'hc services m 81
Iatrict's Cathedral. but the Ponti'lcal
Hizh Mass was celebrated By b,sh99r
Patrick !. Hayes. The Very Re-. l. +.
Kearnoy. Of Washington, Past Provin'
cial Of the Dominican Order. VINO
preached The sermon. avoided reference
T. the war
New-York tribune., 1917-04-09
Fire Record

4 NJ
81 " ed q Samuel Cii-er 'rhng.
: Sol Cooper square. unknown. trhus
s.F--t Bekfe- s. Marin Burger. ro damage.
7.l0-sj 1884 81. J Migole, trtins
: sN-4s3 Avenue - John Jsco1 Cohen. ,si1ng
s,-2sa stanton - NJ Wein.frauh. no damage
s5J-lsl Mulberry 81. Raphae. MontanIno. tri'
fiug
10 "a Wats - Mar Storo.io. trlf.ng
d Ell Bceer l. S-huIma1. lridns
T. II
i.f0-l-0th ~ ana h'eNiie iaA. ANtiioNN no
damage
MI " rsth -. r Fleming frhns
40 a. : zsfh a. De FOREST smith t11IHg
ss-lsS W ssh a.. Ait~rt WaIer. n' damage
? aa-sssl sd ar.. Harm Hf. ririns
@ 00-f-rS "a az uuArnFn. trhH.
So. P!u 81. Mo.Ea Go.dtsTs. I!nins
New-York tribune., 1917-04-09
Belgian King Asks
Forgiveness for Foe
Leads Children to Pray for Them
That Trespass Against Us

London. April s. A dozen children,
lean from semi-staryatiOn, came out Of
their cellar school near Furnes, Bel
New-York tribune., 1917-04-09
TRANSPACIFIC MAILS

japan C1rta s1I China wa Sss-te
Tamta MarI Al
Hawaii via r4n frar-. sroI Naf,uUIa Az
uous Kong and sl- isIF aiIre,s-l ual
for Dutch Ia, Indies tva >lu Frau..s.a.
-P'lfsug ............ A.
Hawai-. samoan island. Australia and 80
tlaIy adrrsssI mai f1r NeN Zealand wa
Sau FRANCHISE sierra ......... ... Az
Tanti Nargu-sas Coos Islands NeN lea
land and Australia va San Francisco
M1ara ...... Az
Hawaii us san Francisco i-Grest North
.rr A.
New-York tribune., 1917-04-09

elI-2l3 EAST i00iN ~lhhH taf-
New York April -h9,, ,,i.rd
Notice is hereby given g.. a Mr,
n 4 Peters. John Davis. xi,ss
prosper smith. Patrick Moran. J2n u.rsi.
r Seleel Mrs John OD0nahue. tf.nnss
gan. Mrs Quinn. NJ McCafp "
Doolev. Sanitary storage comp guiies
Groeblrr. Harry Goldman, y, ,es are
Jennie McEntee You and escn % - rsy-
hereby notified that the time ior bsf..
ment Of our lien upon the prop's.,r sus
matter described having eNpfeo. - sill
notice thereof had been given yo.ul o.ul.r,.aois
cause such property. 20 VII n.e.,S..s
Goods. Personal Effects ana N,,,,.-.noa..
stored In the Harlem storage ~ yea
co.'s warehouse. New YORK ~, ,on rnss
or in your name cor IN whieh ,aens
have an INTEREST,". 20 he SOFA in saeh
auction. according 10 the sia'v U,rlsn
case made and provided. AZ All YsS
storage company warehouse. .,,,,.asDAI
loom 81 New York city. on "',~p o>
APRIL IoTH. i9l7. At 10 y VI. "a ".
MONDAN, APRiL eSRD. 1917 ~ i.a,npisist
ana n the sale thereof is 10, ,ontinsst
On said dates the same VII :" - ever
~ tho same place on "sSn ,,.r bsslr-
Thursdav aud Monday thsres'.S "a eer,in8-
ming - 10 4 NJ on each Say 80
Inc until an tho goods ars 500 ia
Harlem storage Warehouse w.
New-York tribune., 1917-04-09

by request Of the Nary Depart
rent, the departure Of ships for Eu-
ropeon ports is omitted
New-York tribune., 1917-04-09
The Weather Report

Washington. April S-Tne storm that Ta' cen
tral OWE Arkansas SATURDAY night has moved east
ward. and 10 might -, centre was over Norh
Carolina whence u will move rapidly northeast
ward TIE ,to.m viii probably increase BOO in
teu.Ity This storm has been attended ly general
showers s44 tAuudeistp IN, 40 she south Atlantis
and east Cu.f states AID Tennessee. sad b, snOS
and ran iu the central Mississippi AID Ohio val
lc,s Virginia. Man and. District a Columbia and
southern Pennsylvania Rains have also fallen ~
TIE north Pacific ststcs.
Temperatures have fallen considerably 10 ir-
terror district, east OF tie Mssiss.pp. River with
Iee1laS temperatures IN the ONO VALLEY tie
region % l.- Great Lakes The interior o. Ne'
Nofa and Northern Ntw England sri Southwest
Virginia Much warner weather pIe'aIs over t4-
plans state, AID Rocky MoIl'sm region.
Indications are thsf the weather viii te generally
fair Monday AID Tuesday east - the Mississippi.
altaoIgh raln or tloR Is proosh.e esrN Mo.day
morning siotg the middle !. anuc and SOUTH -
Sew fHF.aid coasts
The temperature viii - lower Mo-dsy iu 80
south Atlantic ststes. r. will rise Monday and
Tuesday 10 the east GuH states Tennessee tho
ono VALLEY I'D lie region o. me Great Lases
anu Tuesday 800 tfe Atlantic stste'.
New-York tribune., 1917-04-09
MINIATURE ALMANAC

.rr.t,d S,l,.s Coast and Geod'he survey
,s- Moon ns-s - m. 70
Sun - ~ Moon sets "a m W
New-York tribune., 1917-04-09
nvnlsib


r -oot , 5000 m - %
leeai ofhel.l Fsesen, D.tsr No-dA rre,.ief
~ rsi7 sno1 1usstss faE and ssfmeg. Mod
sAs S .ItAh r4Lh GIsL
New-York tribune., 1917-04-09

? M. lowest. g. tU m. sTsraE, e.
sverage frr same dt'e fof lAst wear 81 srsrsss
for sane aa's Tor thirty -thre- yeErs. g..
New-York tribune., 1917-04-09
STORAGE NOTICES
90 Brothers storage and Van tompA"'
storage Warehouse Notice. N


To ,rcr, = may concern. We VIII -
az public auction. a. 2l0 East l-eth 80,
on Monday. April I3rd. 1917. cor ihrie -,
Al 10 a m.. household goods. persona ~
fecrs merchandise. etc, stored ~ ,s,t.
names as follows. Mrs. q. Csouks Jenn
Dvtson. Peter Iieepl Mrs. J. v Ahos Ae' ar
Mrs Mary Brown. Rev. z. II. WslAef -.
au,t Sch,Ung. Mrs r. b Wihams o..
Rowk-r. Mrs Rose Granger k@nney, ,-i.rk
D. Scott WIN n Brown. Mrs Lottle d..
Miss Huhr MAGE Amelia stew dIt'
White. Mrs. l.. j. CLARK. Mrs ' ho".s
Mr. Goldberg. Mr. Rumble. Miss N02.s o..
Thos Hayes. Nrs Coleman. Laura -.
or Brltto. Mrs. Biz DAVE, cna. =. ,,,s,
Miss johnson. Mr. +. F. Never, e.,
O.Connor. John Logan. Grant bo,snpi,
l.. Robinson. Mrs. l. Flynn. NJ. FrleS,,H.sSSs
ThoS NJ Trainor. Mrs Rldpath. Mary ~.
Ter G.. NJ Marshall. Burns. Mrs ~, 5oss
watson Sor.usen. a. Gsrgsni. j. W. "
well. Mrs % Hare. Ms Mary
NcGoNar. Keith. T. stewart -.
Foley Mrs sadie Nichols Mr. L. NJ, N,,a
Mrs Tli.su. Frank Diaz. MS vsn
j. j. Franklin. Mrs Buse. re ,,,,,.es
90. Richard NJ Furiorg ". , w..
Mrs Liusley Mrs ~. M1len MIS- u
Richard S.nnett. charles Wen. Mr.,
Frankel Nrs %. Taylor. Mr. SsL n,s
smith. Mrs Mor.arty. J. johnson. VI -.
moud Miss Jennie Woodsln. Gersten. en.a.sr.
german. Mrs Elz Is. Drew. A. "a.
bergs sons. John Haycron. Mrs Nh" vs,
derson. Mrs j Mclean. Rose DfosS..,
Hafbreiser Mrs Diamond. 4. s.,o,.
Unless al charges are paid On Or stnf
April 90. 1917. same VII be SOU "NN
90 law. 10 pay charge ,,x 70,
LEE BROTHERS STORAGE W.
900-2t5 East l@Jth -
fl6-lls East i2sth n.
New-York tribune., 1917-04-09
LOST. FOUND AND REWARDS
LOST BANkBOOhs.

LOST BANKBOOks.
LOST Rarktooa No eeL3-l y ny Dock ssTins'
ll.tfut.r Az I~r.oa having Gains Jpn ,a.i
naHa el ug0u 10 present me sane 20 70 % =
within fllrtg days or he aad bopk vii - de' afel
canoe. el AMI . rev orc issued ln leu ueF~f
LOST Bank1ork No ss2.Sii q Do Do. sa'lL &,
t-.fI.,Ifilr Arv t.rsJq laung "a aims upyn said
Io.f Is called upon fo present fhe zane 70 us uAl :
niflln uurF days or said book VIII = ds''~fei
,t.,r. ei Ali a nsF one i-,g-,l !n leu thefe0'
LOST Barkhook 40 ags io3 - Bank for SAUngs
$50 f0l-l ave Nss lrrk. Pa inetl N'pi~l
Please r~iIr. hook % hanh
LOST -R.ntbook 40 SIS $50 Of Rank fof SsvinT
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LOST Bsnkhook No 5sa f2l. Ths GresnHich say
mes Barb 80 and ~ sixth t1- Ne~ orS
C!iy. Tsmsnt stopyelL llsass return 70 banA.
New-York tribune., 1917-04-09

Wrls 'or Nio.dav and TUESDAY, Norh an
rc. Morda, strong rorh winds. PROBABLY o. sas
force over southern Nos Eugald coast snow or
rain. followed b., cleaning weather. middle Arar.
Go. moderate 20 fresh north sac,. r.i.. FOLLOWED
D cleaning sol'h Atlantic. fresh ard srong We
AID Iorthacst winds. fair. east Guf ffsra lorI.
west Wlud, diminishing and fair. west Cur moi.
cate variable winds. sld fair upp,r Axe, mol
efste variable winds lecomrg fresh toutn fsIr
and varmci lon,r axe, fresh north winds sla
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New-York tribune., 1917-04-09

lseal Of6eis Record. Tho following o'ac.al rec
ord from The Weather Bureau shows Temperatures
durins tie last twenty Four hours. - ccmpsrsoa
uiih IN. oofre- poudius dst- Of last y,sr