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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-02-24
schilllngers' Van s. storage Co.. Inc.

LIBERTY STORAGE AND WAREHOUSE
COMPANY, Nos. 4S, 80 and ~ West SAN
Street.-To Gerald F. Hart and Geo. Booch-
ever, Stanley Dark, w. j. Hayes, Mrs; NJ. b.
Vanderoen Wilson Mrs. Lillian &. Parsel.
Mrs l.. b. Ranger. Mrs. NJ. j. Broome, Peter
Flint. Mrs. Helen Edith Mcgowan and Jacob
Doll and Sons, q. J. quinn. Mrs julia Fair
man, The Domestic Utilities Mfg Co. Mrs.
Ii. Huber Harry Carney, Capt. J. h. ATohi-
bald, Percy l.. Richtmeyer. Mrs. Katherine
W. Seaman, Tristram Tupper Mrs. L.. Blair,
Harold Meltzer, Mrs. NJ. T. Etonhsad. Miss
Neysa McMein Fred Walters. VIM. Mac
Oregon. Morris Fursmidt, Mrs. A. H. Null
Ter. Miss Harriet Darling. Miss y. y. stagg.
Miss Dorothy Dale Miss sue Benedict, s.
Kronberg. Jno Meier. Jno W. Burgess, Mrs
r. Roberts, Mrs. Nettie c. Hunter, Miss
Allie +. Baxter. EdW -. Palmer. Est. OF
Eugene Van sehsick and Minnie n. Van
schalck. Exec Edward Costerton' VIM. H.
Locke. Richard W Distler Valentine Tay-
Tor. Receiver, and Edw. Swami. Dist. Atty.
y. Y. County. Mrs lille schmitt, Mande-
Vile Hall. Harold Spieberg. Mrs. Katherine
Dunn. and LILLE +. Graf Mrs. II. w. Lewis.
Mrs Gertrude DeimQnt Mrs. " quinn. Mrs.
J. Perrine. Mrs. Edith NJ Crowther. l.. z.
Van Dresser Mrs. Aimee \. Lord. Mrs. =
F. McNsmee e Byoir. Mrs. Louise s.
Woods. Miss Julia Sheehan. Mrs. L. Rhein-
field and Nathan Tolk, Miss Alice Duncan !;
You and each Of soy are hereby notined
upon the property hereinafter described hav-
ing expired. after due notice thereof has
been given you. we viii cause such properly,
TO wit household goods and mercha ndse.
stored by you or in your name In the ware
house OF the company 10 be sold at public
auction according TO the statute In such
cases made and provided, at the auction
rooms OF w II. Flattau & Son, southeast
corner 18th 81. and University Place. New
York city. commencing Tuesday. March 18th.
1917, al 10 so a. m. and continuing on
every Tuesday and Wednesday thereafter. at
the same place and hour. until all the goods
have been sold LIBERTY STORAGE AND
WAREHOUSE COMPANY, Nos. -, 20 and
- West 6ith Street.
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Metropolis Storage Warehouse
o WEST lSSD STREET.

New ] VI ~ Tths -fNu 1871
To Mrs J. Allicks Mr T.. Richards, Mrs.
Hattie Henderson, Mrs Bertha Nathan.
Mrs Minnie Haynes. MIR. Isaac Reese, Mr..
william Morgan, Mrs Patterson. Mrs Mary
T. Hill, Mrs Alice Powell, Mrs. Florence
Howard. Mrs l.. Alderman, Mr.. Henry
Jones. Mrs Helen Jumper. Mrs Mary Muir
ray. Mrs Cora Washington, Mrs. Martha
Wilkerson. Mrs. L. V. Alexandra and Mr. G.
G. Bates You and each OF youufre hereby
notified that the time for the Payment ~
our lien upon the property hereinafter de-
scrbed having expired. after due notice
thereof had been given you, We viii cause
such property. to wit. household goods, per-
sOnal effects. merchandise, carpets, etc.
stored by you or In your name In The Me-
tropolis Storage Warehouse, 10 be sold at
public auction. according to the statute I'm
such case made and provided. az George
Meres Auction Rooms. ! IS East l25th 81,
New York City, on TUESDAY, MARCH
9TH, 1911, at 1890 a. n, and on
WEDNESDAY. MARCH iii, 1917, at
1890 4. NJ and II the sale thereof is not
completed on said dates the same Will be
continued at the same place on each and
every Tuesday and Wednesday thereafter,
beginning at 1880 \. N. on each day. and
continuing until all the goods are sold.
METROPOLIS STORAGE WAREHOUSE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-02-24
U. S. IS SENDING EXPERT
TO STUDY FOREIGN PORTS
Paul Page Whitman, Of Seattle. to
Undertake Two-Year Work
From Tho Tribune Bureau

From Tho Tribune Bureau
Washington, Feb. 23.-Paul rage
Whitman, consulting engineer OF
Seattle, has been appointed by the
United States Bureau of Foreign and
Domestic Commerce to investigate the
ports and transportation facilities OF
Russia, the Far East and Australasia.
The object Of the Investigation is to.
supply American ship owners and ex-
porters with reliable information on
the freight handling facilities of these
districts, and to bring opportunities
for business to the attention of Amer
lean engineers, contractors and manu-
facturers of port, railway and other
equipment.
Mr.. Whitman is specialist in such
development and directed the design
and construction of the 100000 port
terminal for Seattle. The investiga-
tion will require two years.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-02-24
INVENTOR, 90, BURNED IN BED
sperry Lighted Match TO See Time
Spurned Electric Switch

Willis Sperry. ninety years old, an
inventor OF farming implements and a
cousin Of former United States Senator
Sperry, was severely burned early yes
terday at the home OF his grand
daughter. Mrs. Hugh Montgomery
Krumbhaar, in Garden City, when he
struck a match 10 see the time, His
night robe caught fire.
On account Of his advanced age ply
sicians fear the shock may prove fatal.
Although a button mad been close to
his bed 30 that he had only 70 stretch
out his hand 10 switch on the electric
lights, Mr.. Sperry clung to the habit
Of Lighting a match 20 consult . clock.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-02-24
CORONER HEALY WINS CASE
Undertaker's 5000 Judgment Quashed
Arose Out Of Relief Fund

A judgment for $4,000, obtained in
the Supreme Court by Anthony c..
Guntzer, an undertaken, against Cor
oner Timothy Hesly and DR.. John
McAllster, of Bellevue Hospital, was
reversed yesterday by the Appellate
Division.
Guntzer collected fund for the
widow Of a newspaper man stationed
for many years at Bellevue Hospital,
who died leaving his family without
support. The coroner and physician
had him arrested when it was found,
il was alleged. he had not turned over
to the widow all the money col lected.
The indictment was quashcd ana
Guntzer then sued the two men for
false imprisonment and malicious pros
ecution. A verdict in his favor was
handed down in the Supreme Court.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-02-24
CITATIONS

CprXcrR. MARIE EUGENE. The Peopl'
y ~ the state OF New York, by the grace
NJ God. free and independent. 70 Nc'P.
Menage. as admlnlstratsL oI ,,,ad,ante Sp.n,
France Of the estate OF Marie Eugene oPsu
= deceased; Charles Jules Gayot5 Angus
dine Clrmentine tGayotl Bgsenhsrd N i.i'l
Nirablou: Emile Leonard Adnot AIeAanirIns
IAdnoD Noel; Leon Adnoti sll'- b,,]a pstn
I'Sshurhet barber, as exeoutrix OF the last
viii and testament OF Emily Jane taoHGne'
.o-ina UCabuchel Milstead Alice EiEaosth
oCabuche1 Barber; Augustus George Ca
bIche, Eugene Horace Caouche; jean by
tlste Pichpt Marie Mathilde fiche'' a,,
gers. I.onie (Plchet) Biset, Leon Adhot !,
Augusta Edmond Adnot; Camille Onesims
A hdsot Emile Adnot; I.ucien Papin; Ga
raRe Malakof Auto; Gle. l. urDalhe IA
Safne. Henri de Bornll; DR.. !. Davenport !,
Eourdon first name unknown TO petitionerl !,
RinIer (frst name unknown TO pettioheI I,
Or Sole FIRST name unknown 70 peIItloheL :
and ali other persons interested IN the eslat
81 Marie EuRenie Spencer, deceased, as cred
TORS next OF Kin or successors In interest OF
deceased next OF kin or otherwise; SEM
T'pon the petition Of Union Trust Company
~ New York, No. so Broadway, Borough or
Manhattan, New York city 49,.
you and each Of you are hereDy cItsu go
show cause before our Surrogate OF the
County OF New York, at the SurIogates
Court Of said County. held at the nan OF
Records IN the County Of New YORK, bor-
o,Ieh OF Manhattan. New York city state Of
New York United States OF America, on the
9th day OF February 1917, AT hat-past tsu
O'clock in the forenoon OF that day. why the
account ~ Union Trust Company OF New
York. as administrator of the goods, ehattois
ana credits which were Of Marie Eugene
SPENCER. deceased. should not be iudlcially
settled. -
In testimony whereof. We have caused the
seal OF the Surrogates Court OF
the said County OF New YORK to BE-
hareunto affixed. Witness. Honora-
bic John p. Conaan, Surrogate OF
H.. 81 our said County at the County OF
New York. the %" day OF Jsnu'
ary. in the year Of our Lord one
thousand nine hundred and seven
teen. -
DANIEL J. DOWDNEY.
Clerk Of the Surrogates' Court.
MILLER. KING. LANE 4 TRAFFORD,
Attorneys for Petitioner
No. so broadway, Borough OF Manhattan
. New York city state OF New York
United States OF America
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-02-24
Business Troubles
Bsnbruntcy Petitions

HENRY CLAY JACKSON promoter and solicitor
~ accounts al % Broad St. has fled a petition
with liabilities tlili62 and 10 assets y Is said
t,e 4 the son a. q former Governor o. West VIZ
guiR and tbs bulk q his liabilities were incurred
in hat state Among The creditors are &. l.. Will
;s o. :, 5S5 Avon isc SONS is la
Jackson, willsHsport. Penn. S2i 900 and ParkeIs.
PalteS'bars was sod under deeds Of trust Tax he
dos not know what was obtained for h.
- wuRMBRAND 4 80 Brian WuWhrsnd And
4 10 Al 40 East 9Th II. have hled a petition With
il,aes i5iS and 20 ' =; S,,.O, =, IA, r
ridge st 4 petition has been hled against Doui,
lo6sI. dealer IN Gngcody = lot hldhase It., BY
stein. ils Herman W. GOLDBERG sjI. and l.
'''''' Wv .aocslys- Appoln,,d
swEIg BROS Judge Msnion. q The United
siein receiver Tor sWsg Bros. furfiers. at " West
20 81. bond 500 Liabilities arc $3.50 aid
'fiRASK RGsENBlUTH-J r. Morn,ey has been
srpon,ed re+1ysr for Prank Hosenbluth. ioohcr IN
bullous. At llQt Broadway. Liabilities are 5000
and asscis $500
Schedules In esntruptey
CHARLES s. FIElpsTEET.. Of Charles s Field.
t'sel a 10. Eo,k hfok1t Al 20 Broad 81. has nled
schedules ,hoging lis9ls, sos 200 20 asss,s 70
ni,afs ti.5gI. sccounis. tls.7ii. 10 tho slAndlId
steel TOOL CompsQJ. 81 .oge snd nes, Among the
,ras5. nsadS Ill r P.aia' sis95
Nd WADE KsLehum, SFJ
JOHN r. BACH a co. Inc general MERCHANDISE
a., i0f East iBsth 81. shows liabilities I3is and
yRAtS DUEKIS. grocer. al isas II Nichols.
u. has ns'i schedules shosins liabilities $40 and
weekly Fsllus Report
BtAdstres4 retorts 2si business failures during tho
Neot. against 2s2 fcf the previous wceh. and aSi
400 go and 2iz for the c0uesp1idins weeks u
1918 10 1918 Tie middle states had 81, NeW Eng
lard b, hoihefn o. western ~ N@thsee'sfn Z,
lbs preceding veek. Abom ~ pr cent ~ The tidal
oonesins fsiIigs had ls.. than $50 capital and =
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-02-24
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Not Itao, rock ISLAND A Np t,iso 10
kilIMil to M Az RAsstRsf IVA or
CREDITORS or me

49,, "a hereby given that ~ Sssrt
~ ar5sr entered by the blsus's North.
r. t-nited states, ~ anr ioI "niyslon,
OF vi" ptstrict OF Illinois, Easter, az In .
'I" - tsnth day OF February, ~, there.
on t uo nsoiidated cause In eqllyi voln.
cerlaul, i'g entitled American sles S,,icsra
~ pehdins, ~ stnant. against The oh..sry
naoS Island aud Pacific kall"sy ,r nasy. as
da1endant. and bankers Irust re Ch..
$1,000 complainant, esa,u IA. pailsr
.o Rock island and fs''n noo,soliaatsi
csnanv. defendant. sara 49, ssid or
uompHhminx numbered as. twhiea rsers-
eause amended by said C9ut v ejalns
ueI IsiD all persons ard Ps-
Hy st Ths chicago, Rock ls.an n., ne ne.
hisn. siIway Company, or Ass wsfe and
clne y, said Railway COMPANY "a sub.
celNet VI, and required forthN,.In, .,riaa.
are u.'n clatr1s for hearing ana - under
mt SUI. ,,snant 10 said order, 70 ~ .aid
ton, sosriaI Master. appoin,eSr ss, Wa
sighsu Ms once, No 1898, lN ara %
,.nn street IN chicago, ill.a, orief 10
bulen -, ana aame In any eNeh'
10 s,sseth day OF April. lslI' .neh slsirrs
thg rh w. oreceedlngs In respec. oi vSster ell
~. the undersigned. specn. .s,ions c.
rn accordance with the
,,tped In said order. .,,,..,. this i5d dp
Of EsS rss i,iEsRpERr A. LrNpAE,,,- a..
snecial Master ~ s.uss
s.,,n,ad in sald consolidate. ,sn S,sssh
peom los6, iss West va
Ch,eAsa iuAa>A>
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-02-24
STORAGE NOTICES
SCHILLINGERS'
Van and Storage Co., Inc.
Formerly doing business under the name OF
schillinsers' Reliance Express and

Formerly doing business unuer thc hdne VI
schilIinsers' Reliance Express and
storage TO.
2O6 East 63rd street.
New York. Feb. 24th, 1917
IL Alice Moran, Annie Burns Mary
Baln, Miss C. Manning, Dave Thompson
garet McCabe, Miss q II Black, War
rem Stevens, Miss White Mrs, N. NJ. Ma
son. Mrs. Segwin, Miss Burke, Miss 7. stem
ger Mrs r. g. Morgan, Miss Connolly Mr..
Braverman, Estate OF Mrs r. s. Post, Mary
Poksteffel, Frank Graham Mrs. Murhey
Mrs Geo. Sippel, $. A. Williams, Albert
schoen, Della MCGEE, Robt. siegel, Mr.; or
Vessel, Mr. q. A. Marshall, Mr.. 3. Metzger
Mrs Ryan. Mr. Feuerlicht, Mr. J. Hall
Katie Kelly Mrs Groody Miss Plefka,
Miss X. j. Collins, Joe Lehe, Mr.. Ilco,
Miss A. Egan. Mr. g. B. De Camp: You
and each OF you are hereby notified that
upon the property hereinafter described
hsv ng expired, after due notice there
OF had been given you. We will cause
such property TO VIII. Household Goods
Personal Effects and Merchandise, STORED
IN sCHILLINGER VAN STORAGE
CO.. INC, WAREHOUSE, 2O6 East SSrd
Street New York City, by you or In
your name tor In which you may have an
interesD, to be sold, at public auction
according TO the statute in such case made
and provided. at Lee Auction Rooms. 2l2
East t25th Street, New York CITY, on
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 14TH, 1915, a
1890 a. m, and on FRIDAY, MARCH
thereof is not completed on said dates the
same will be continued at the same place
on each and every Wednesday and Friday
thereafter. beginning at l0i30 a. m, and
continuing until the goods are sold.
schillingers Van & Storage Co., Inc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-02-24
Cookies Storage Warehouse, Inc.
2Oe-sii EAST 18TH ST. n. y. CITY.
LYNcH.s STORAGE WAREHOUSE

Nv III ANEt N Y 0ITls
Tn Mr., Murphy. Miss Kate CeTIers, Mrs.
nsrher Mr.. Gray Mhs KchoN Mrs fursell.
Mrs Ryan. Mrs. Cunningham. Mr.. kebacker
You ard each 81 ynG are hsrohy notified that
the tms FOR tho payment OF our lien having ca
pired We aill cause The furniture. msrchAndlse etc
stored by yuu or IN your name In our waIehouse'
10 Ne sold Al public auction. At The flsAus Auction
Kp,nis y T. corner University Place aud lsth >,
Nov York cts, on n.eaday. MWch 6. 1917, al 10
a ~. and continuing untl ali fhc scStS are sold
LYNCH's STORAGE WAREHOUSE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-02-24
Boy Who Stole Ride Killed

Max Millstein, thirteen years old,
of % East 1i5th Street, yesterday
lcaped for the running board of a
motor truck as it passed his home. He
slipped and the rear wheel passed over
his chest, killing him. The chauffeur,
Alfred Peck, of 1886 East Ninety-fourth
Street, was not detained.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-02-24
ARRIVED

William q Warden inew 1890 tonsl. Tsmplco
FEB " and nuran IS. % David T Warden. with
rude al Bsr al
siestor fBfl. Liverpool Feb 7. 70 Booth & Go. IN
ballast BAR al
Tf iNorl, Newport Ness va. FEB u. 10 master.
h. ballast Quar- AZ SO m.
Norfand iDani. CAricusS Fen ~ In the Wss,
India - 90. With sugar. Bar al sl5 IN
and M0ns,ldeo AZ. 10 the Standard Trans Go. with
mdfe Bar az
Citv u sAFAnnsh savannah Frb 20. 10 the Ocean
IS 60 with passelsen and mdsc. Quar- a. ) u
~.
VI Mar Galveston feb ~, 90 the southern IA
Henry u Mallory. Galveston Fen ~, 10 the NAL
l0rY ~ 60. With Passengers and mdse Quar- al
J.einto ysrdssusr c7psnl. Seville Ian ~. u
Pheips Bros a o. vim mdse Bar a Ills q m
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-02-24
GOTH TO RETURN MARCH 6
Regiment viii Take Pan In Insuzura.
ton on Way Home

The Goth Infantry will reach this
city on March 6, according 20 tele-
gram sent yesterday TO Major Philip
g. ReyeIie, commanding the depot
battalion, By Captain John hangan, the
regiments supply ofeer
The regiment will leave heAilsn.
Tex, NEXT Monday, and will stop In
Washington 10 take part In the inau'
guration ceremonies on March b.
Plans for review Of the regiment
on ia return are being made by mem
bers Of the depot battalion and vetsr'
ans u tie recipient.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-02-24
$4,000 for Death By Car

Mary A. Finn got verdict OF 10000
yesterday In the Queens County SUI
preme Court against tho Brooklyn
Heights Railway Company. One OF
It's cars stopped 80 suddenly on May
20, 1915, that Miss Firms father,
Thomas Finn, Of 81 Halssy Street, was
flung through a window, receiving fatal
INJURIES. II was alleged that the car
was imprksfly constructed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-02-24
Falling Wall Injuries Fire Captain

Omaha, Feb. ga falling wall Sc
verely injured a fire captain during a
fire which early to-day destroyed prac-
tically an entire block Of business
houses. The loss is estimated at
$3.50, 900.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-02-24
FIRE RECORD

4 IT = =
l-5-6lI East 18th S.; View YORK Mattress 90.
slight
$3.50 East li;h 81. John J. Radey: $500.
giS-e0s hast ilth ST.. Clinton Dean trlrlnE
7t5-fN West l2lsi 81 Lawrence Mulry: slight
Sit-?53i First ave owner unknown. trifing
iOl0-s3l Ave. A. Lena villa. tTining
iOt5-isth st. ard Madison hutomOhilei DR.
Edward Stcinbefser! trining
lI.oo--igi West liith st. Russell sage; trifins.
~ SIS Last 2ist 81. Abrsham ShsTeTs, trinlnK
II so laight st. Michael Mulcahy. ss'
t. NJ
l3.33-lij6 broadway. William lepner sioe
gi5-asa West 37th st. Angelo Markcs. tfihlns
a.a5-2i Fast lOith ~. Bennctt singer, trlfins
il0-2so Eat ?jth st. Mn. Pauline HopAovltz
trning.
i95-l6S Norfolk st. Frank Cecil trihins
5.l5-sia fremont av. The Broan. Mar knoush
trifinG
G.oO--ln front o, lss Bowey. william Block
trirlne.
sIa-Ss Weat 9Th at; william A. nuehansn
sso-ss cshnea 81 f, Hsmsn ssocs, ~.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-02-24
MCABE'S ATTACK ON SEABURY
FAILS TO SPLIT TAMMANY
Upstate Leader and Murphy Still
Friends Despite Statement

DtoPitN
Members Of Tammany Hall declared
Yesterday that there was no ground Tor
assuming that Patrick Il. McCabe, the
Democratic leader of Albany, was on
the outs with Charles +. Murphy or the
Tammany organization, because OF the
statement he issued on Washington's
Birthday vigorously attacking former
Judge Samuel Seabury, who was de-
feated for Governor on the Democratic
ticket last fall. Some Of the local poll
,ticians had construed McCabe's state
ment as indicative of a split between
the organized Democrats upstate and
the Murphy organization.
There is absolutely no trouble be
tween Murphy and McCabe," said a
Tammany leader. at is we'll known
that McCabe was against the nomina-
tion of Judge Seabury for Governor.
He has been AGAINST him ever since
His statement in Albany was merely a
drive against Seabury and reply to
Seabury's remarks about the state or
ganization al the recent dinner Of the
Westchester County Society"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-02-24
Kansas "Bone Dry" Bill Signed

Topeka, Kan, Feb. 23.-The state
"bone dry" law was signed to-day by
Governor CaIper before the Legislat-
ure, and Immediately became effective.
The legislators greeted the signature
by singing "How Dry | Am"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-02-24

We will sell at public auction on Wednes-
day. March H. 1917. and every succeeding
Wednesday until all Is sold, commencing at
$50 a. m each day. at Cookies Auction
Rooms. Inc. Nos 2es aud 9il East t25th
Street New York city. household goods
and other charges. stored by or In names
as follows: Mrs Anna Davenport. Mrs +.
Deylin, r. W. James. J. Kane. J. y. Ian
Mrs T.. Murphy. Mrs J. }. Reynolds. Mrs.
l.. l.. sHqui. Mrs. IL. stende. Mrs. J. Turner.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-02-24
The Globe" Employees Ball

The annual ball of the employees OF
the circulation department of "Thc
Globe" will be held tomorrow night al
Webster Hall.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-02-24
TRANSPACIFIC MAILS
These malls close ..

Thsse mails close 81 $50 o m
ispar. Corea snd China via SeAtuel--
kamakura Msm acknowledgements. -da,
Guam aud rhiiippns Islands via San Fran
ciscol-i = Transport ............. Feb p
Hawai-. Japan. Cores. China and Philippine
Islands via san Franriscol-thina- Mar
hawaii via san Francisco -Wlhomlna. Mar
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-02-24
Shipping Information

Iroquoi. tBrl. towing barge Nsvshoe tBrl, Lon.
don Jan 81. TO Eanes. il ballast Bar at 80
Trinidadisn, Perth Amgey fe9 2?.. 70 the Cult
Princess Anne Newport News and Norfolk. 10
the Old Dominica s. Go. with Passengers aud mdss.
Orsnje Nassau Dutch Suracao Feb , and Cane
ilaltien Is. % Punch. Edge a 60. with passengers
mails and mdie. Sandy Hook At So "a,
SAILED
CVsica. --. yler. Norfolk and Newpor
News; Madonna On. Marcil!es Toysma Mar
Dap. yo4ohsm1, csrpaiha 3D. Lyeipol /;
and Jacksonville: ~ cd Galveston Commodore
ROLLINS IN1l. wost Indies: Jefferson Norfolk and
,ieorgetovn: Basss Terri OFrl. Bordeaux; serbian
Prince (Br). la Paliice Texas. Port Arthur:
Brighton tNor). Cuban ports: Mama Hata, Bslti-
more. -
Katahdln. hence for Geofgetown Passed IN Sandy
HOOK at 5.l5 m for the Bay.
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS
ARRIVED
sant%, FEB s2-Ausable. BuenOs Ayrs for New
RIO janeiro Feo se-Ar1msn. New York via Nor
san Juan. Feb g2--Coamo. New York
La Gusira, Feb y -zuiis New YORK va MAYA
Hiy,G FEB ,oG 32 p,i .%Pg tNor', New rcs via
Monieyideo Feb 2s-Hsvaiian NeS Yo,s va st
Cr!stobal. Feb 22-Carrillo. Cartsgeua land sailed
for New YORK; Manzanillo (Cibi. New York
and Santiago. ed Lady sybii lIirl. New York
and Santiago for Tliana
Nassau Fec. 22-Iunuh tCuhl New York.
Santiago. Feb 2l-Nan HogerdOrp Now York
SAILED
Pfagua FEB 22-Crincha New York
Curacao Feb 22-Piilsdelphia New YORK
san Juan. Feb 2l-CarOiina, New York. 22d Mania
New York
Balboa FEB 22-Quitos peri from New York and
Norfolk. CallaO.
Cri,tobal. Feb 22-renalOrcs iron New York and
Havana. Port HmOu CriJiOba New York
Santa Marta from New York;. CaHagena
Nassau. Feb 23-Morro Castle New YORK
Manzanlllo Feb .2-'iuantaDam1 New York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-02-24
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED
Female

Female
ppACT1cAL NURSE and attendant: do sewing and
make herself useful; relieve uaihel nurse. uuI
,ors' and city reference given. Address leuef' NJ
1879 w l9Sth s.. CHS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-02-24
SITUATIONS WANTED
Male

Male
CORRESPONDENT American 30. kDoUledge q
spanish. seeks connection. Latin. American mouse
p,eierred L. BOX "a. Tribune once
yoIrNG MAN %, desires position. best ~ refer
ences: college graduate: prefers outside N",N
,g,iriltt.raI and business experience. anxious to'
rcsitlon with good future and where earnest en-
daayor viii count B. B., Box 40, 11bune once