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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-12-18
Soldier Athletes to
Enter MilIrose Games

The athletic directors Of al the big
army camps and naval stations in the
East haze accepted the invitation Of the
Millrose Athletic Association TO SEND
picked delegations of soldier athletes
10 tho Millrose Athletic Games 70 DC
held in Madison Square Garden, Wednes-
day. January q. 1918. the proceeds o.
whicb are 10 be donated TO the purchas-
ing of athletic equipment for military
training camps. ~. 49,
A. Camp Devens, Aver, Mass t4g9
athletic officers have decided TO ouiId
a tract which will duplicate IN SIZE inc
ten.lap track Of Madison Square Garden
FOR the purpose Of getting their men
Tho Roston Naval Station, OF which
George Y. Brown Of Boston a. A. is
tho athletic director, and the NeWpor
naval Station have also large quotas
Of star athletes who have begun tram
Inc, for the Millrose Games.
Camp Upton at Yaphank and camp
Dix at Wrightstown viii also muster
large teams.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-12-18
Dog Remained Faithful

TO one Of the casualty clearing sta
tons AZ Armentieres. in France, was
brought recently a boy of nineteen
who had been gnssed. He was life
long paralytic. wizened like an old man
and deaf and dumb. Nobody knew
whore he had come from or to whom
he belonged, but he had one creature
faithful 10 him. u was small dog
which came on the stretcher with him,
sitting on his chest. u watched close
10 him when he lay IN the hospital, and
went away with him, sitting on has
chest again. when he was sent further
away TO another clearing station. ms
dogs fidelity TO the paralyzcd boy who
v.ae deaf and dumb and gassed seems
10 men who have seen many sights OF
war and this agony in Armentieres the
most pitiful thing they know.-ArGo-
maui.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-12-18
South African Water Storage

It is estimated that at the end Of
last December the mining properties
of the Union of South Africa had e
water stoSage capacity Of G,393,Ooo,0oo
gallons. of which the Transvaal alone
accounted for 4,2ls,0OO,OO0. The est
mated contents at that date for all Of
the mines amounted to 5,0i9.6OO'OOO
gallons. with an additional l,2Sl,SOO,-
600 gallons available from pans and
Reports.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-12-18
Chicago Chosen
AS Place for
Western Games

CHICAGO, Dec. IL Chicago vas
chosen as the place for the 1918 out
door track and field championships Of
the Western Collegiate Conference b.
the coaches Of the "Big Ten" who
completed their work here YESTERDAY.
Although a number Of the institutions
have abandoned the retention o.
track teams TO a certain degree, four Of
them have arranged dual meets.
The Chicago athletes will meet Pur.
due in this city on February 9, while
Michigan will engage in a dual meet
with Chicago on March 10. Indiana
and Chicago are scheduled 20 meet on
May %. -.
Purdue, Michigan, Indiana aad Ohio
State have arranged a long list o.
baseball games.
The schedules follow:
OHIO STAFF
Ami q. ullnois a. Columbus. Msy y. NJ 4
gan a; Columbus; Ay J.: anA a. o.
ing-On: NAY "a. Purdus az LaiHele' hG
Indians. a. Columbus: Nay ~ PURDUE, ''.-E
bus. June J. Michigan. A. Ann Af1oi
INDIANA
NAY Is. Wisconsin. a, Urhans: Ma. IS Cfiessz
A. CS,,.so. MAJ n. Michigan. A. Uraana Mp
81 Wisconsin. az Madkon; May 20 hieAsH'
PURDUE
NAY T. Illinois. a. Lafayette Nay = "s
-0n,!n. a. Lafayette: May 2. Notre Ds,e. q
T1ysy1tfe. Nav H. Illinois a. Lrtna; NAY y.
t'Gicago. A. Lafaye.te: May ls. ONO rtaie
TsSsystte. NAV o. N0.re Dane % south bfn
MAJ 81. OHIO state AZ Columbus
MICHIGAN
A,-r IL Indiana. a. Blcom!r gtor NAY -
,-1,sgo sf krr Arbor: MAY s. Indiana, az "
Arbo-, May N. Ohio state. a, oo.lmo'a Va
a Icya AZ Ann Arbor. Aay 20 llmos az "
s-ho-. nv Is Chicago. a. thlcaso; NAY
In AZ Tg,ea city; Ma =. Illinois, a. lr-aa@
iirs / ohio Sac. a. Ann Arbo-.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-12-18
Fire Ships of Olden Time

The old freship was a weapon Of the
came order as the electrically con-
trolled vessels used Off the Belgian
coast By Germany. but an unruly
,voanou that lost most Of It's terrors, or
AZ least became much less formidable,
once fleets ceased to fight in masses
and the line was finally established as
tbe hest fighting formation. Firesnips
worked great havoc in their time, and,
indeed, Il was only toward the end OF
The eighteenth century that they were
virtually discarded, though they had
long ceased to be as effective as they
undoubtedly were in the Anglo-Dutch
wars.-Argonaut
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-12-18
Shoemaker Wins Easily
From johnson at Pool

J. Howard Shoemaker ran roughshod
over Roy Johnson in the final game. OF
the smoker pool tournament at Doyles
Academy last night. Shoemaker was
compelled to play 100 to Johnson's 100,
but the latter succeeded in making only
so points. The victor's reward was q
$50 Liberty Loan bond.
Johnson began matters in fiery fash
ion. collecting % points to his rivals
y. However, here Shoemaker woke up
and was soon far in the lead. The lat
ter had single runs of 20, q and 81,
while Johnson's best contribution was
a string of IL points. A collection for
the Billiard Ambulance Fund Melted
SI2T5
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-12-18
Smith at Camp Sherman

SANDUSKY, Ohio, Dec. 17.-Elmer
Smith, Cleveland American League out
fielder. will report at Camp sherman
Chillicothe, Ohio, for duty to-day. lie
left here yesterday for ChilIicotnne.
Smith will try for a commission. lie
has been promised enrolment in an o.
ficers' training division.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-12-18
Schoolgirls Bar Sweets
viii Eat No More Bonbons
Until Peace Is Declared

WATERBURY, Conn, Dec. H. Inc
local confectioners are all but draped
in mourning to-day as the result OF d
vote passed by the girls of the exclu-
sive finishing school located IN Middle
bury TO cat 10 more bonbons' candy
tarts. cream pufrs or other s"eetme"''
for the duration Of the war.
Tho action was entirely spontaneous
Misc billiard. the school principal, ana
other members OF the faculty wero
surprised when the announcement ~A'
made 90 them. The move was IN Ilne
with tho state and national food saving
campaign. and was brought about by
the dearth Of sugar. They are not
trusting % a verbal "Hree'nln', ~
every oirl has signed o pact not TO F.
syoets pass her lips until the treaty OF
peace has been signed or until she is
0raduatcl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-12-18
Greb Defeats Christie

CINCINNATI, Dec. 17.--IIarry Greb,
Of pittsburgh, was awarded the deci-
sion over Gus Christie. Of Milwaukee,
here tonight at the end Of twelve fast
rounds. Greb forced the milling prac-
tically all the way, and had his man
considerably marked at the end Of the
fight.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-12-18
81 NIilONS

O-t.yv Work. SUPREME COURT, COUNTY
or NEW YORK.--Uniou Trust company
~ View York as Executor unoet ile LaA-
VIII and Testament OK Nl!iian WLslle o. =;
cole. deceased. Plaintiff against Margaret -.
go George Ernest Cooke. EOsiua CooE3
ADAMS Jessie Richards william 4. Nl.h-
sr4s. Thomas Il Ro"l "ile' 81 Ati.i-l Ia =.
ttfrf.frator Of the goods, chal-tl' anu g 81 %
~ Iohu William Cooke deceased, tilei
FLORENCE Harley. William Ernest Cooke. a.
,rei Molyneux Cooke. Amy Mal4e h ,5,
f,no[o zoe Stanley Cooke, CLAUDE stance
Coo.e. Ethel Cooke. IS Guardian or ZoS
Ctsrfev Cooke and Claude STANLEY Cooke
JSr,iiy Heurietta Cooke. Iruestine Rosa Chad-
49, - i,5in. Marion Cooke. Leicester Alfred
C,oEa Talbot william Cooke ana Leon Doug
las Cooke. Defsuiauts.-Irial desired ~ 'h7
County " EeU York.
10 The above named Defendants;
y..,, .r. hereby summoned 90 answer me
COMPLAINT in this action, anl 70 serve " toPJ
~ YOUR answer on the plalniits ailoInr ;
within twenty days after me service "t th's
summons. exclusive of the day or service ana
ir "esa q yol- failure 90 appear %. answer
judgement win D.. taken against you ~ de-
fault for thc relief demanded Ia mo COM
Dated. October 3rI. 1917.
MILLER. KING. LANE TRAFLORD,
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
,,.r.e and = o Address so Broadway. BOr-
,ugl OK Manhattan. New York city
10 he Defendants Jessie Richards. William
A. richards Ellen Florence li@Fleyt " imam!
Ernest Cooke. Alfred GolyneuX COOKE Amy
A.auls Heg.u1otnam, Agnes May Cra"ley,
IUiiaD Ith.l Cooke Zoe Stanley Cooke.
claude STANLEY Cooke. Ethel Cooke. % Guar
dian os zoe Stanley Cooke and Claude stan
ley Cooke Emily Henrietta Cooke Ernestins
pcsa Ctadwlck Edna Marion Cooke, Leces-
Ter Alfred Cooke. Taibo. william Cooke and
] con Douglas Cooke, the foregoing summons
/. se-,ed upon YOU. by publication. pursuant
10 an order Of Hon. Edward g. whitaker,
fs,sd t.e ggth DAY OF October 1917, and filed
v,lth tie complaint. In the Office of the Clerk
OF trs County o. Scw York On the 3lst day
o. Olfc1e4, 1871
Dated. October 5lst, 1917.
MILLER. KING. LANE TRAFFORD,
Attorneys Tor Plaintiff.
OU-e and y. .. Address, so Broadway. Bor-
ough OF Manhattan. New lO-6 City.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-12-18
Fire Record

I5.i6--sq CGsrl,on s.: John Smith siSht
u 1s-ssge 81 Az; Isidor Mloers; slizht.
r.20-g2q " S6th 50 MAJ TorA. rntnx
6.0O-S-9 Broadway: Panama Neckwe4E Cot -
known.
s.iO-Sunlripal Baths, Battery Park; none
S.25-20st Honeywell Sv: HenU seisman; W
g.00-i8si Washlngton SF.. joseph Shell; saSr
ll.45-isss "a az. owner unknown; dinass
known.
PM 80. -. g.
1919 L. HON 81 Nahl@l lsi-1ol-s ett.x-
l.1S-l6o Allen St.. Morris DOnbossyi sishl
3.2O-5l Pike s. Nathan Conen; tnrins
s.20-9 West 18th st. MAJ Sche4r: trtnlns
3:So-4li East I0lst 8. Shapiro Co; v11n4
s.s0-Si4 East sth e, Rose stern. trirunS
1910 East Is0th e., TIE Bronx; hos1 sas''
tring. - -
T.l1-l23 Fast 18th st. Morris mllqnt: tfars
E.i0.-82 Fsst 3sth 81 unSoSnt tHning
s.g0-l55 West 18th $, George BroNn; trirnL
5:iO--Fourth ave. and lo,h 81, automobile; W.
White: trfing.
G.2o-iC5 E1drdEs s. unsuoTn; trtninE
6.8y-lSa West lle,h -. Samue, CrafiY; ui.r5
? OO-2t3 West 56th q. Martha Mclean; t11le
..08-42 Wet 9Th s. Mo,rvpoltan Coat o'H
pany: iFihing -. -, :.
-.os-565 East li-h st.. On rear q IA lmnsrs
late Ooucepti0n Church: t1nins -, =,
7.iJ-2i Fast l4th s.; freeman Real Estate Ca
pany unning
7.so-frogt OK so5 LAsEystis a.. automobile; hspa
Express Company. Iifins
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-12-18
Columbia Grammar Five
Easy Winner on Court

The Columbia Grammar Schooi pas
ketbau team decisiyely defeated the
MacBurney School team on the ior-
mer's court yesterday By a score OF %
70 5. This is the third straight victory
for the Columbia Grammar team
Cantain Young starred for the VIC
tors With ten field goals and one foul
fuedeke was right behind him, with
ei0ht field goals. Ryno was the star
for MacBurney, making three OF their
FIVE points.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-12-18
The Weather Report

WASHINGTON. Dec i5.-11s strong aad-cJeiooe
O.. sunday Continues over New England and has
aDo,rent,y slocAed the eastward movement Of Tie
deprsdoa over The British Northwest keep, fo-
Iight local SHOWS IN New England and the upper
lake region and rains n Texas. the NorthnEn Pa
ca, CosS. s.a.rs and tho northern plateau region.
tie weather has becn generally fair.
Temperatures IN tho Missouri and UPPER Missis-
,iusd valleys and tie ROCKY Mountain region IS
,boy, The sessonal average: IN New land ard
tie Auanu, coast states generally - ) SAL con
Gees-slly isi- weather IS probably east q lie
s11-ut tLat rain IS indicated Tor the Eastern SlL
sta,es and Tennessee Tpescay. win snoS n s-le
Obio valley and the lake region Wedneday. .
Tra ierau-rztIre viii continue 70 InelcTalf ~
Atlantic coast districts Tuesday snd "Wednesday.
storm warnings are displayed on the UPPER 4A4e'
ard tho Northern Pacinc coAs~
gcr,csats for Special Localiuss.-IOr Northern
New England. partly cloudy Tuesday AID Wetnes-
dsv 10. quito % cold.
For Southern New England. generally far 1uss-
d.y and Wednesday: warner Wetnesday
For Es,:c- New York. New Jersey Dea'srs
ana Eastern Pennsylvania. partly cloudy Tuesday
and Wednesday; slowly rising Temperature.
For Western Pennsylvania AID western sc"
York partly cloudy al1 warner Iue5iy; NeiheS-
Csy snow or rain.
loeal orelsl Record the following o-acll re-
,-,i rum the Weather Bureau shOEs temperatures
du-nx tho last twenty-ipgr hours, n comparison
nth the corresponding dats q last yea:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-12-18

OF New York. in six-round bout to.
night. In the first round Jackson had
the Brooklyn boy in bad shape. but he
rallied In the second and outfought me
New Workers for the remainder OF the
bought.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-12-18
Kuter Wins First Game

Louis Kruter defeated Charles Gr'
yan in the first game Tor the poeke
Billiard championship Of New You
State. which began az the Lawlr
Brothers Academy, Brooklyn, az
night. The score was 100 TO 80.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-12-18
Callahan Beats jackson

PHILADELPHIA. Dec. 17.-Frsnklin
Callahan. of Brooklyn, was given the
popular decision over Willie Jackson
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DEATHS


-...
- r. .r William and T1-
ALLAN -.- l.r.-sf from BE late -csi-
"''-.' r.-.- "a Vl.dro-6ar. Do
'." -- -.I- .,..,e... Tuesday evening.
'.'...
.,,,so> o. r..,-,te- Is. Mortimer Ali
all - b.. Sand az Kate Allison. Il-
.. $3.50. l- rreeJav. December u.s.. a.
'-a' .-- '"y...s..-. oI,r iod-c. ]. %. O. T..
- yrt,-.- 0.l Fellows invited o. at
5
No., o- S.-f.. December I5. at the rec
"@ -. - 49, le-vrte-. Mrs. &. -. Middle
t-r Al Fa.t "a 81. Cassie a. Ball. dearly
beloved wife Of George ". Ball 1lcia'
rr;yste
,,1 r.....t,- g. Arra Barry. beloved
1-"the- al Alice g. Barry. Funeral luCs-
l., al $3.50 O. m. Requiem mass az I'm,
church of the Holy Trinity, ga eI- mean
Rr9s5y,ay. at 80 o'c.ocs
Rt\DER Simon. boo li4 --d ycar. beloved
husband Of Flora aud loving t"'"y,
Arthur. E..a. Ir.int ana L'." mr. To-,
tI.es. friends and n.n-..r. @. i'aI il'',
no. q. !. o. J.. 80 OF J.. arc -c peci uII! NE
,7tod 60 attend funeral from DIS ia,, I'1'
Ferce. g.. Penn g.. Brooklyn. on Nedi'
day. peceute- lH 80 lo O. Do. 4HtefmeH'
% Ma.mo1ide Cemetery.
BROWER- Henry Parker Dccemo'' l', ''r
I,ycd husband OF Bessie Brow or, son OF
t.-to- ana Carrie Brewer. Service 70 late
residence. lI19 Clay 49,, CITY lues'''
evening. ioHc--i Ne1i''.1''' o. e.....
BJNBAJM J1.a. 'e.oNoo WI, o. sf,ii.,
BuXbaum ana dearly i''e1 l.....i. ,Is-l,l
tti-cu, Ltale. -"l.f aug ... ~ Ron
J.. Relative. i...i-. a'' 1900. .r..
reiia Ngen' "4.t.'..s >'- U.s.. ;-,;.e5 O..
-u.pl' 49, f.r-r 600 We.t lS0h So
49,, ,,o..rir,, =. 10 o'clock.
,.,.,--r,, ,r.,,... W 90, M the late
AIR - LN '...'' ,,' fior.rI5o- r.. al his
li iS.. ~ pils~ \. y. Funeral and
--aron'g service December IS. at 800 p.
u. Carriage rV.I meet train leaNnE Jer-
81 City 90 o. 80. r. m. December IN, n. Ole
and ~ Y IL. r..
-AIuEE\S Us,r Bern, Cau.fcus Oucc
Anderson. on December ~. 1871 at he-
lcsijerce ..1i Daley a,., bronx beloved
wife Of Charlie Edward I"uIHe"s avn"
daughter %. Alexander ana sane .t''1s
,,. r -Ie i ,..,.l...I .,.io-son Mrs. Jane
-' NC, t,- If-gcEtaIirg and Mrs.
7y,iIisI, C1'.-. TrrsrsI service at rcsi-
Jence gD Tgc-aa.. December rs. ID o.. m.
lnterment g. NIs.aeIs Cemetery.
.HICHESTER Entered into rest. Sunday
Decerober Dos. rHI- DOB der tktL year. CATH
crime s.. widow off The late L.bhels Chi
chester. Service. ~ Der late residence, 900
Wet 1Sith So. wednesday. $50, DO ".
intermeHl D"I.'-'.' conn., ..-'','''
-oGAN.O brecmo,, .-' l.I', -i-lS .i IT,
beloved "iie ,' '"'le wa .'.a'., p. ltI
year: -h'i"i rom .1-, ,5.''n',' ID.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-12-18
HELP WANTED
Male


BOYS yANTED.--Sixtecn years o'di q
deliver PACKAGE and mako 'h"mseive'
generally useful IN Wholesale miiiner'
house. chance Tor sdvercemcut' saisry q
r,ar.. g. Hewlett. Robin Co, p
'sh &.
Rows -wa-,sd. two Two r-, 81 ..v'ro,,r~ r-s.t
s.. 20 s.sf. Auuy hulek-ft'--'T I.e-'f'''s =
Coags1y. "a Wc, sd ..
ROY ro- e-ra-d, s-d generally us-tni i1 or'-
god sfer~1F Coll Tr~r.f. l'f ". 'A ..
.H... b..
BOY Run ,-.arA. uoi c.l.1-- 'or sIr4-csrsa'
WI G--T. t-' W 81 o.
o,rlrf ROY s-1 BANK MESSENGER vsr'et
A.IT b-.-t~ug-f-r Ice c.. 1850 br'aa'.'
SALESMAN -ror--(ri American = oas'ac.e,. -
c,'lra.ol sld 90 IszfI tRruty- I've yeara - -
~ local ~rI territorial vora. eC-lTu0ft ~ "a
f-aaof education rocS.ssrT and must onfn" VEL -
ormerd~i. sirs~caoe1. % la0s" rno qualify. m"
oJfh training virrr co1mlvloo hnt. VIII e'-.
irg account Uot & 1870. Tribune Once
SALE,MES We have rs-i for frE rapaoI.
fa'omsr i1 Psrr'yiraria afd NeN ~ !. I
ftaisa regsri 80 % previous liueg gold We orc
men o. intelligence and education splendid oPni
turi.r. Win chance f0r Hdvsrccu0rt. goods 80
transportation furnished: drawing s-o01-t aEiHs.
o,tnuisslo1. RoT 49, 1r.hule
TELEPHONE, OPERATOR -E.1l.rieno-i. sood al
arv Superintendent 80 Wc.-iru- ~. hfo'@li 10
Young Man. 1921. u tygii' sHd e''ar.l o-i-r
assistant. faorel.. o. Iron ard steel viL rtG7e
.s-ef-Ial hut is not absolutely reCr~ssrr. APT
lv Ir..- oriy. 20 k1lt Iron & sol cor, a.
'1f Erl. o.. N-t $50 S. sh - E'''A'h
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-12-18
DANCING.
SCHOOL AGENCIES

American and Foreign Teachers Agency
supple. Professors. Teachers. utots
G0veruesscs. etc, TO colleges ScHoois a Lu
irsTriliea AppIy 20 Mrs NJ. y. YOUNG
FULTON. % Union square
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IN MEMORIAM

BROWN Solemn requiem. mass in memO-s
Itoma, Mckee Brown. priest 40 the
Church Of ST. Mary the Virgin. l59 West
|tta st.. ON "wednesday. December 10. at
1885 O.. uI.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-12-18

e,Ihssltut,a-Ard-ciO Tor Opper heiner. FIcss -
r,'s4.rs gY,ii zoz's-Co.unoia: Young l0l.
1870 1870 49, Wof Isl. OppeuheirneT o. Apincio
IA Ps-pdi t2). MscBurley. REQ CornioTS 10, = -
yy W.; Ryno. Rsferee-Joues. Tims o; hal7as-
EY.tesn minutes each.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-12-18
ENGAGEMENTS

SREENW AID REIN and Mr'. Helm.
o. aI0 West e.t1 &C.. announce The en-
eagcmert O., their daughter Carolyn 10
NaK G. GrccrvaId: 80 home on December
60. Co. o.. No cards.
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IMPORTANT

Birth. Engagement. Marriage. peath
sud Ia Mcuoriam Notices may he
sslcphoncd 90 The Tribune any tn'e
go n midnight for insertion In the
vest DAYS paper. Just call
Beckman 5000
md read the notice a. YOU wish Il in
serted BuI Tor same will be mailed 20
vou later. The notice will reach over
100 600 readers dailN.
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sURRoGATEs' NOTICES

rOvyAfAN. HESRY HIN PURSUANCE
% A. order 81 Honorable John L. Co
taIsn. a Surrogate o. the County o, New
yorx notice 10 hereby given 10 all persons
having claims against Henry n. Bowman.
iate ~ the County Of New YORK. deceased.
to nresent the same with vouchers Thereof
10 lie subscribers. 81 the!r place of trans
sct.ng business. - the Office u their at
tones. Smith & Bowman. 40. IS Psrk
Row. IN che Borough Of Manhattan, in the
Cify of New YORK. on or before the ii;h
dated New YoFA. the Cd day o. August.
1911 -.,.,,.- ~ e,,,--,,
HAROLD II BOWMAN
=. FLOYD BOWMAN.
Executors.
Smith Bowman. Attorneys Tor Executors.
IS Park Row. Borough Of Manhattan.
New York City.
IN PURSUANCE or AN ORDER OF HON.
John r. CohRlAn, Surrogate OF the
County OF New York, notice 10 hereby given
10 all persons having claims against Bertha
r. Heibrun. late Of the County OF New
York. deceased. 20 present the same with
vouchers thereof 20 the subscriber. at his
place Of transacting business. at the Office
Of Guggenhelmer. tntermyer 4 Marshall.
No 10 broadway, Borough of Manhattan.
city OF New York. on or before the 2sth
day OF December next.
Dated. NeS YORK. the 18th day G; June,
JOSEPH y. HEILBRUS. Executor.
GTGGENHElMER UNTERMYER q
MARSHALL. Attorneys for Executor.
20 Broadway. Borough Of Manhattan.
New YORK City.
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gTENoGRAPHERs. typtt,A bcokkeeps, 9th
urraa,nt boyle Agcncy. Tribune BuiIdins' !'i
%Sssau. 90 East sd
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CEMETERIES

THE WOODLANDS CEMETERY,
1850 ST. By Harlem Train and Dy Trolley.
lotI Of small size for SAFE.
Oncs 20 Enat 23c s.. NJ
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Highest temperature yesterday. 81 degrees az 6:lS
o. M: Io79;. IS a., 1901 a M; average. p
Average for sane date last year. q; average fof
sane date last year thirty rHeo years u
Humidity
sa u.....s3 .. m-....'5 ! ,. n-..'.eo
Barometer Readings
a ra-..SO.ti p .So.Ss ,. n'-So'1
Local onela FoceosS.-PArty cloudy today
Ard to-rlorros: slowly rising temperature: mod
crate and rariabls winds. becoming souiheaSteSly.
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LOST BANRBOOKS


LOST -Baukb1ok No. 639.495 Of Dry Dock
Savings Institution. Any person having
claims upon said book IS called upon 10
present the sam" 90 the bank WItkiu thirty
days. or the said book will be declared can
Ce'lrd and % new ono Issued 90 lieu thereof.
LOST -Passboox No. 1ss .24s OF .he Frank
u1 Savings Bank issued 90 Cassie Q. Don
nell Payment stopped. Please return 90
bank o5s Eighth ave. New YORK city. All
persons are cautioned uot 90 purchase or
negotiate the same.
LOST -passbook 40 lss $3.50 q tho Frark-
lin Savings Bank ISSUED 10 Alfred J. Poole.
Payment stopped. Please return 20 bank.
sts Eighth ave New YORK city. All per
sons are cautioned not 20 purchase or neG0-
tlstc the same.
lost. -Bantbook 40. Gs3S57 of the Union
Dime Savings Rank is missing Any per-
son having a claim 90 30 is hereby called
upon % present the same within ten days
OF submit 80 having the said passb0ok cam
ccilcl and new one issued
LOsT-Bauknook 40. i.OssBts OF Bank
for SaFingt so Fourth ave. New York.
Payment stopped. Please return tocL 20
bank.
LOST. -Bankbook No. OSi.s sos Of Bank
for Savings. $50 Fourth ave. New York.
Payment stopped. Please return book 90
bank.
lost --Baukboox No. 772ISs Of Bank for
msnt stopped Please return book 20 bank.
LOST HanktooE so s5O0c5 Of Bank for
savings. $50 Fourth ave. Ncw York. Pay
ment stopped Please return book Co bank.
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GOLD edges. containing private papers only:
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Smith & Bowman. Attorneys FOR Executors
IS Park Row. Borough Of Manhattan
New York City.
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JAPANESE COOK BUTLER. Long sIps-isnc-; hA
god reference: neat, willing japanese EInpiol
mert Agelcy. 20 West i2d r. 7b.rDnone oeSs Van
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cHNBERNnD. MAID. sEAMsTRESS.-Asfis
pantry. S5s. anywhere. Line ycars last piacc
MIS- sllas Age-c. 90 East 4-d e.. Murray III.
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