New-York tribune., 1917-11-21

New York had it's first snowstorm of the
year IL you want 70 be technically accurate
The weather bureau admitted that something
less than one-hundredth of an inch fell and
said that most of that fell uptown.
Major Robert Goelet's eighteen-room and
six-bath apartment at $40 Fifth Avenue was
leased 70 Mrs. ". Mortimer Brooks, OF New
port yesterday. The rental Is $ZV'VVO lot
the winter season.
The will of Francis ell Roy Satterlee. who
died on November II. was filed in the Surro-
gates Court. He left the income from ms
Insurance policies 70 his daughter, MISS
Madeline Satterlee. the principal TO be dis
tributed among his four children on her mar
riage. The residue Of the estate was left 70
his widow. Mrs. Mary Philipse Satterlee'
The amount Of the estate was not disclosed
Mrs. Elita Proctor Otis Camp. promi-
rent actress, filed suit for divorce IN the Su-
preme Court against William Carpenter
Camp, son Of a piano manufacturer. Inc
Camps were married IN lsOl ana nave peeh
separated for seven year,.
Over S2,5OO was added TO the fund being
-aised by the National Special Aid Society
FOR war relief work for the American ava,
zion service when gold and silver was melted
az The Assay Office. The contributions came
from every section Of the United States ana
more than filed large express wagon
PLEDGES 70 the amount Of S5l. 900 were Of
Good to the fund for France Reborn at the
bo,ne of Mrs. William Astor Chanler. chair
ran Of the American committee organized 10
gecure the rebuilding Of Tillaloy and other
French villages.
Two ambulances and a kitchen trailer we're
ented 10 the American National Red
t'-oss bv members Of the Red Cross Auxiliary
a. the Mozart Society. The motors were
dedicated 70 Generals Grant, sherman ana
Lee.
An exhibition Of trained war police and
scout dogs will be held on Saturday in Madi-
son Square Garden by the German Sheepdog
Club Of America Among the exhibitors will
L.. Reginald G. Vanderbilt. Mrs. William G.
Nichols. Mr. and Mrs Benjamin II. Throop.
Mrs. W. Thorne Kissel, Mrs. {. Halstead
Yftes, John Cans. jr., and Walter Lcwisohn.
The monthly report Of Magistrate House
sts,es that during October there had been a
,otable falling of in second and third Of
Tenders. Severity on the part OF magistrates
In treating such cases recently Is given as
the reason.
joseph Mcdonald. twenty-three, Of 29l
East 2Olst Street. was killed while attempt
ing 90 board a local train Of the New York
Central Railroad at the Botanical Gardens
station. IN The Bronx.
The New York. New Haven & Hartford
Railroad has applied 20 the Public Service
Commission for authority 20 file tariff FOR
incrrased passenger and freight rates without
the usual thirty day notice
Since tho National War Risk Bureau was
estabIished applications have been filed by
,oldiers and sailors for S1S9 000.OO worth
of Insurance. The days total Of applications
ON Monday was 1885. and the amount.
52.fs5.O00.
Federal court has directed ID verdict for
$4,000 IN favor 81 the Gulf Refining Com
pany which sought % recover that sum.
which II had advanced 20 Maurice Barnett
~ cover the cost Of test Of an invention
0f Barnett. The evidence showed that the
invention did not survive the test
Major William T. Snow of the General
STAFF Of- the army. believes that Absolute con
troll by - government o. The sale Of alcohol
would r'Nucc .o-ial disease in the army by
90 per cent.
George =. Johnfon. n real estate broker.
1eyerty-sevcn years old. hrs established n
81 900. 900 trust fund Tor the benefit 81 him
srlf nnd fia children. ~ h. 20 be- admins
tered b. he Central Trust Company and Mr..
JohnsOn's eldest son, Frederick