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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-12-04
Rules for Mail Under Trading
With Enemy Act To Be Issued

WASHINGTON, Nov. 29.-Regula-
tions TO govern tho transmission to or
from the United States Of commurica-
tions TO. in the regular course Of the
mails will be issued within few days
under the trading with the enemy act.
Ship and consignees' mail consisting
Ct bills OF lading and similar business
documents probably will not De for-
hidden when destined TO neutral coun-
tries and considerable latitude vii be
allowed commercial travellers and other
Of business concerns 20
carry in luggage letters relating strict
~ to their business. Most other COM
munications will be forced into mail
channels TO be subjected TO censorship.
Communications TO enemy or an ally
of enemy countries are prohibited ex-
cept by license Of TIE War Trade
Board. The customs division OF the
Treasury will have charge OF the ad-
ministration Of the regulation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-12-04
Serving in France,
He Loses in Court
J. F. Kip Subjected to $2o,-
2S6 Judgment as Result OF
Loss in Stocks

John F. Kip, Of South Orange VINO
.nlisted in the Ambulance Corps ias'
MAY. when his dream of getting rich
quick was punctured By drop in inc
price Of Pierre Marquette stock, now
has a judgment Of $7S,2s6.14 hanging
over his head.
By direction Of Judge Nelson u
DUNCAN, a jury in the Supreme Court
al Newark yesterday found verdict
for that amount against young Nip ana
in favor of his former employers
Hemphill. White & Chamberlain, stock
brokers, of 81 Wall Street.
The brokers alleged that Kip, who -
twenty-one and son Of Ira A. Kip, OF
South Orange, j former governor OF
tho New York Stock Exchange, opened
an account in his fathers name ana
bought ,he railroad stock.
By May ,, 1917, when settlement was
due. the stock had dropped about M
teen points, and Kip's loss was SIS, 400
on a transaction involving $4,000. The
elder Kip denied he had authorized
the transaction and refused 10 pay MS
sons indebtedness. Kip is now n
France.
Sadie Herschberg, clerk. who
worked in the same Office with Nip,
testified that in opening the accoun,
lie told her his father would be good
for anything he might lose.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-12-04
Candidates Report for
Yale Basketball Teams

NEW HAVEN. Dec. 3.-Although
Yale lost its entire basketball team at
the close Of last season. the five which
won the intercollegiate League cham
pionship, decision has been reached 10
try TO organize both freshman and var
sity teams for the coming season. Both
squads reported to-day. 70 Captain Stra-
della. who had already enrolled twenty
five for the varsity camp.
Permission has been given BY the
faculty for Christmas trip for the
five 70 be enrolled in the intercollegiate
League again. No other team Of the
league lost its entire team Of last sea
son, and a census which has just been
taken establishes the fact that Cornell,
Dartmouth and Columbia. the fyes
which stood lowest in the league race
last year, have lost the fewest vet
Grams.
Even Coach Bernie Tommers OF the
Yale team has left college 10 enter mil
itary service. Kinney viii be availa-
BILE for some coaching during the sea
son. but most OF the coaching will prob
ably be done by william Mckinley Bar
Der, who was one of Ysle's most yalua-
Bile players q dozen years ago. and who
is now Yale's graduate member OF the
intercollegiate Basketball League.
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STORAGE NOTICES

70 AMERICAN TAG COMPANY or SEW
Jersey. American Tag Co. United states
Machine Recording Company. Rose Bayef'
IT, Cohresscn. 5. kifschneT. Mar Dittgo
". - Dixey, Ceaser First. Edward furedl,
Rose Goldwlne Mrs \. = Telnreich, Wal
burga Horn. Anna Fennell. Mary B0uillon,
\. -. Horn, executor and executives ~ mo
Estate Of WalhITga Horn. Kaimdn Klein
eiFcl. N-s J. j.. I,yinsou. MABEL Lloyd, H.
Newman. New star cloak CO. Minnie iafa-
iafsky. Miss q. l. Plumb. Harry Sa5le. ".
saltcr. !. ). sanford J. Stho,ngold, mar
schwartz. % Shafmiu. Jake ollvcrbeTg, =.
~.erg!c. Ida Slminow!tz. sam simon AMI o.
Moses SpeuGci. Clara smith. Mrs &. 9t'rn
:. y yloT. Assignee; 70 enucrg leVlh q
Fall; sam Webster. Julia NilNin5. IL. ieT-
man Worcester WIND Motor Company.
HaIscAudt Music Company. Rotary ln,asl!o.
Inc: g.. O. N,dcv.Al. New England steam
hip Company. u. Banks. Crown FeltheE
Boa Company. Grand Coat Company. New
YORK. New Haven & Hartford Nailfoad
Company. Irwin Jorjon Rose Holman Elroi
Company, springfield COMPANY. J.
ConnOra. Rev. !. Nesky Johnson. amer
team Press ASA, General Csro2ric CON
pary :. Karpet q Bros. J.. W. WOOL
worth. Charles Il. Kouss. Robinson isAlH-
coat Company. American Carbonate Com
pauy Baldwin Piano Company. Saiag9na d
Company. Ediscn Elery International Mos--
zine Company. T.. Solimou sons:
YOU and each OF you are hereby notihei
that the tine for the payment %; ouT lion
upon the property hereinafter describel raw
INK expired. sAktE Que NNAli'" Al4f4fNA isf-
been given you. wn viii cause such i:0p-
criy. 10 ai,. Electric machine. household
gooi5. furniture. barrels boxes. cases. .iec-
t-ir a1xss. crates. trunks. desks. motor
blowers. pumps. chairs. tables factory equip
uert. icG4lags. yaliseg sewing machif,ss'
show cases. wall cases. plcturt4 Office :urn.-
tura. books. CIhluets, store iN,uTcs. Jug
partitions. monographs. cylinder. rollers,
zines. tanks. paper auto tires. cradle,
daveup0ris. gas tutcs plano bench. atefeD-
trp, Dlates. fU0Uls. hardware, crepe r--pe-t
machinery. stone rollers. tools. stones Mega
zines. glass, merchandise. etc. etc, stored
by you or 90 your name or 81 which you
have an interest. iH Tie Docht"rmann Stor-
age Warthoug. Company warehouse. to D..
sola 81 public auction. according % tLe
statute IN such case made and provilei' ~
40. i55-II East 10Th street THURSDAY. De
ceIaber 18Th. 1917. AZ 8 a. NJ. and X the
rale thereof Is not completed on the sald
day the ralc viii Do continued az the same
place each Thursday thereafter, beginning
a. L. VI. until sale IS completed. ..
DOCHTERAIA%S STORAGE WAREHOUSE.
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SUMMONS

NEW YORK SUPREME COURT. COUNTY
OF NEW YORK.--Union Trust Company
Of New York. as Executor under the LasI
VII and Testament OF William WhsniIls'3Cn
Cole George Ernest Cooke. Rosina CookS
Adams Jessie Richards. William A. Rlch'
ards. Thomas 81. Rowlette, a. Ancliaty ~
minIstratOr Of the goods. chattels ana creu'Is
Of John William Cooke. deceased. Ellen
Florence Harley. William Ernest Cooke, NJ
fred Molyneux Cooke. Amy Maude Heein,
hotham Agnes May Cra"ley. Lillian Ethel
CooLe POE Stanley Cooke, Claude STANLEY
Conite Ethel Cooke, as Guardian Of Zoe
STANLEY Cooke and CLAUDE Stanley COOKE
Emily Henrietta Cooke, -rnestine Rosa Chad.
,tics Edna Marion Cooke. Leicester Alfred
Coose. Talbot william Cooke and Leon Doug
las Cooke. Defendants.-rrial desired In the
County Of New YORK.
TO the above named Defendants:
You are hereby summoned 10 answer the
COMPLAINT IN this action ord 70 serve copy
a., vour answer on the plaintiffs attorneys
within twenty days after the service OF TINS
summons. exclusive Of the day OF service. ana
ia case OF your failure TO appear or answer,
judgment will be taken against you by de-
fault for the relief demanded IN the CONF
patci. October srd. 1911.
MILLER, KING. LANE & TRAFFORD.
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
Office and y. o. Address. SO Broadway. BoF-
ough OF Manhattan. New York City.
To the Defendants Jessie Richards. william
A. Richards. Ellen Florence Harley. william
Ernest Cooke. Alfred MolyneuN Cooke. ANY
Maude HeginbOtham. Agnes May Crawley
Lillian Ethel Cooke. zoe Stanley Cooke
CLAUDE Stanley Cooke. Ethel Cooke. as Guar
dian Of Zoe STANLEY Cooke and CLAUDE Stan
lev Cooke. Emily Henrietta Cooke. Ernestine
Rosa Chadwick. Edna Marion Cooke. Leices-
ter Alfred Cooke. Talbot william Cooke and
Leon Douglas Cooke. the foregoing summons
s. served upon you. by publication, pursuant;
10 an order Of Hon. Edward q. Whitaker,
dated the s0th day OF October. 1914. and nIe1
with the complaint. 81 the ONCE ~ the CLERK
Of the County % New York Ola the 5lst day
Of OctOher. 1917.
Dated, October 3ist. 1917.
MILLER, KING, LANE 4 TRAFFOED.
Attorneys FOR Plaintiff
Oalce and r o. Address. 80 Broadway. Bor-
Ough Of Manhattan. sew York CITY.
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PROPOSALS

PROPOSALS FOR COMMIsSARY FOOD
STUFFS. ETC. Office OF Panama Rail
Road Company. "a State Street. New York
November q. Sealed proposals are invited
for furnishing commissary foodstuns. etc
20 the Panama Raii Road Company In &C
cordance with terms ard conditions con-
tanned IN Circular No Para. Circulars
and full information may be obtained at
the following named places, =, which points
bids will be received and opened In public
on date and az time stated: The Pur-
chasing Department, Panama Rail Road
Company, - State street. New York. once
Of Purchasing Commissary. L. $. a. Audu-
bon building. New Orleans La. and Depot
ouartermaster. a. ). 4. Il5-ig3 East on
tario Street. Chicago. H. Bids will be re-
ceived at New York until $500 7. NJ. at
Chicago and New Orleans until 100 l.. II. I:
December ~. 1917. r. +. Rutherford
Comrnissary Purchasing Agent. Panama Raj
Road Company. - State street, New York.
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FURNISHED HOUSES WANTED
BUSINESS CARDS
DIAMONDS

DIAMONDS BOUGHT and SOLD FOR c.sh. ADM
frss BENNETT IFS Broadwu. third dorT.
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WILLIAM WILSON,
Storage Warehouse,
G9.6i WEST 18TH #.


New york. December, 4'i.. .s-..
To j.. wallace, -. Wauley. Sheiiel: Ala
Hood. George Carr. Adel Eoyde. Alfred
Estnoz. c. Mcdowell. 1hos. McAHister Jonn
ToVrsend. Il y. Robinson, l.. Jewel Hattie
Yerry. Lillian Gross. l.. II. Allen. v. taTHeF'
Mrs Blackett. Emma jefferson. Rose Le-'
l.. MALLORY Mary Farrell. Caas. CTGsor' A.
Conu.ughton. Emma ElacAnal ). b'llan4y'
Mrs IDA Allen. /. Frazier. 5. J.. hainAt"i.'
SIR Eic.etts lf~ Ward, VIM. AleAaN-rf' .
t;ri.fu. NcLeana Phiuie O.. simmons n. .
Homes. Minnie LasteT, clyde AcalAs a.
t;ai.er. O. s. Wilson. 4. MARKS, a SIN
rlouIs Carrie Williams. u. Nepb NJ \.
Corho-an c. Burton. sarah Han. Manning
q Curflrs and Euslov: You and each OF you
ara hereby notified that the time Tor the pay
men, 81 our lien upon the property hefeiA-
after described having expired. AFTER dHT
~ot1re thereof had been given YOU We WEI
cause such property. 20 Wit. Household ,io9ds,
persoual Eiiec,s and Merchandise stored IN
-he Wilson Storage Warehouse by you OF N
y0vr name Tor iu which you may nave an
iotarestJ. 20 De sold r.. public auction, ac-
roriiag 10 the statute in such case mace
and rroviLcl. at Nos. C2-Gi West latth q
Se,. Work CITY. on Friday, December .lht.
rql-. III 1880 4. T.. and II the sale there3.
BE- not completed on said date tae same WI;
10 continued a. tie same place On cach aiu
eyary FRIDAY and Monday thereafter De6in-
Ming a. 1890 \. ~. on each DAY anu con-
,lrIing until the sale IS completed .-...-.
MN. WILSON STORAGE NAkEiiouSE-
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MARRIAGES

EBRENREICH- CHAPMAN - Miss d. ~
Chapman. Of Hartford. Conn, and +. vi.
Ehrcnreich. Of New York City. m N'"
Haven. Conn. on November IS, 1917.
PACK- wINOGRAD -Mr. and Mrs; Jo'e1h
Winograd. OF J0 Past Goth -, "i.n 20 am
nouncc the marriage Of their d"uknt.' 70
- oq iq1-. "a Synagogue Ohab LcdeE.
20 West 10th a.. Ncw York Cts.
PERSON JACOBS - on Saturday. Dc
ccmbcr I. 1917. az the lady chapc. OF the
church Of ST. Mary the Virgin by the
Rev. Selden o. Delaney, j. D.. 1.aF''-A
Caughter Of Mrs. Bowen Whiting ile1.on'
20 Harold Huntington JACOBS.
sHIPMAN - ZINKHUYSEN on Wedne'-
day. Novenh,- -S Of Jos We,i y. -~'
New York. by the Rev. Edmund han',
gerbs~f ir. Cclinc. daughter 81 Mr. and
yrs. Max Zinkhuyscr. 90 Lieutenant Jchl'.
Gardner Shiuman. U. =. r.
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Society at Rummage Sale
Debutantes Assist at Charity
Neighborhood House

Instead of the play which IS glyeh
annually by women Of society, deou u
tantes and others for the benehs 81
Grosyenor Neighborhood House rum l =
mage sale is being held this wees III I"
shop at II East Fifty-ninth street
The officers Of the association are:
Ms A Chalmers Charles, president.
Miss Carsmai Carroll, vice-president,
Miss Gertrude Mali and Miss Ellzaoe.aa
Remsen Thompson, secretaries, anu
Miss Margaret Allen. treasurer Among
tboq. assisting at the sale. in ADDITION
TO the officers, are Miss Caroline wen
Miss Frances Pearsall Field, MISS Vilve
Tim. Miss Juliet Bartlett, Miss Cor.
reIia Chaplin. Miss Augusta Dixon, Miss
EIiysbeth Griggs, Miss Elizabeth Sner-
nan, Miss Harriet Mckee and MISE
Alice De Lamar.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-12-04

day. December o. Hannah BurgaJ,eT. Tenet
I'D the late Philip BIrgauer and beloved
,1otber Of Mr.. Henry Nathan and Mr..
Cretsv Plaut. In her Sl-t year. Service.
,'il he held on Tuesday. December g. at III
..elocl,. i'm the chapel of Temple hmanu-E.
nj salem Fields Cemetery. Paterson ana
Nn...rl ~ Il naue-- n-ca.e COPY.
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CAMPBELL Sarah Campbell ,nee Shipleyl,
beloved wife Of Thomas Campbell funerai
Tue-dav. December 4. n "a. IN. lnterment
Calvary Cemetery.
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uot-sEv.N -E1perieared. s,Ioas: willing; eIce'-
Ie.t references. ci;y. c-uutry MS SHauGhnc'ys
Acme y Nts. Az 70.
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cUAWprK,fAID- sEANsTBEss-GcrmsH. oIpcri-
r-ad: best references: city. COUNTY; wages.
ego sl1 can 40 Lang a BoeCl.rc- Co. A.eac9.
- West God o.
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CHEsEBROUGH Monday. DeeemberI, y, at
b;. residencc. lGl Wet seth ST., William
n Cbeseb-cugh. in the sd year Of his age.
FUNERAL services will be held at 81. Bar
tholomcw's Church. Madison ar.' 44th ST.
on Thursday. December 70. 90 l0 q. m.
CHRISTENSEN Mrs. ACncs l.. st -o6i
an av.. December ]. 1919, aged 80 YEAR.
Funeral from Trinity Danish Lutheran
Church. lI19 Hoe av., BrouH.
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COCKCROFT-At Ossining. y. Y. on De
cember g.. John Noorhcs Cockcroit fu-
neral services az his late residence on
"wednesday. December @. 40 10 a. m. In
terment al convenience Of family.
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DIrioXsrRA roR-1i,I about IL O. u 70 de-
uio-stra,e TOO sewing machine. singer SfRlhz
Machine Co.. 500 Broadway. near Myrtle s7'' b.LS-'
NURSE wanted FOR two children IN colnt'.'
Colonel J. {. Nichols. Dover, y. 90
NURSE wanted at once; two children under
six and infant; country. references IT,
ou!rca Telephone Tompknsyil.,-.4'-.
SrENOCRAPHLRs. typlsts. brokEccper.. cler..
r,,rularcrt. DOYLE agency. Tribune bcilI!Hs' I''
Nti-su. % EGst I'D
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FIRE RECORD

.ts-s las. l5.a o. NJ A-ras.roug: slight.
4 :a0-l45 Madison ave. isaac segal: slight
G.3n-3fO BrOOme 81. JOscph PRiipo; slight
s.45-izi East 63d 81 Jacob Franklin: sligu..
gi5-lZs Lexington ave. 1. VI. G. A. tdhius.
.5.yO-Ji9 West l29th e.. William DOtl. unknown
lI.I---ith sf. and Second ave pl,Aca-; Bs1.s.
Cohen: tr!hlng
+. VI
i:40-Ioi We, I2lst ST.: Mrs Mar Ns.hsa: Sigh.
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HELP WANTED
Male

OVER 1000 POSITIONS open % or applicants y
sever n0nths qualified mcn and boys quictr
r.s,,-i. attractive salsries bg demand; c-rfA
bookkccpers stenoUaJhen,. uplss. chau1eirs. gru-
cral workers. c'c Beif1ri y ". g A. Empicy b
mcut Department. 1871 Bedford ave. nFooidyu.
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ENGAGEMENTS

wARpwELL BIRCH Mis- Ms t,1s''.'
Wardvell engaged. pr. and Mrs. Oial-o..
WardEcu. of stamford. Conn, announ,'
The engagement OF choir daughter .N"'
g. - NJ. Chsrics p Birch. Of ,'s
NJ. End sv.. New York Cty.
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TO MRS. II. ALLGAIR. J. BERGER,

To MRS. II. ALLGAIR, J. BERGER, Il.
IIaIlett. Mrs. L. Holman J. Lever c. 5.
LEV. ". x. Lewis. u. Mehrbach: Mrs. II.
Nengert or Bennett. \. Nc hrbach, VI. II.
Wsrnosky. Smith. NJ: Tou and each OF you
sre hereby notified that the time for pay
mont 81 our lien upon the property herein
after described having expired, after due
notice thereof. has been given YOU We WI
goods carpets personal erects pianos and
freight. etc. now stored In the oReilly /,
storage Warehouse, AZ 1915 Southern
boulevard. Bronx. y. y. city.
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DISSOLUTION NOTICE
state OF New York

state or New York -
once OF the Secretary OF state 81
Ta.s certificate issued in duplicate, here
BY certlnes that the
IRyING Z. MOLLER, INC,
"A domestic stock corporation. has filed Ia
this Office on this gard day Of November r..
1917. papers for the voluntary dissol = Ion
Of such corporation under Section 22l OF
The General Corporation Law, ana that 10
appears therefrom that such corporation
has complied with said section in order q
be dissolved.
Witness ny hand and the seal OF Office o,
the Secretary 81 State. al the city Of Al
hany. this twenty third day OF November.
one thousand nine hundred and seventeen.
A. b. PARKER.
Deputy Secretary OF Siate-
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BIRTHS

nAIF-To Mr.. and Mr.. Francis Colgate
Dsle (nce Inogcn II. JAMES " t'n, u'
December o. 1917, 20 Cod Spflhs' U'.'''''
County. y. y.
MARKS NJ. and Mr.. ]. MARKS 'ne
I.cona Singer, daugatcf. NoN'',"1 ...f
New York Nursery and IhNo h''''''''
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THE THOMAS J. STEWART co.,
SUCCESSORS TO
sIOKAGE MNRLHOLsL Inc.

l43 West ttlA 81
5l4 West i.6th St.
T.,cut.ye Offices. Erie and 9TH $50
Jersey City. y. J.
New York Dec. 4th. 1911.
To Mrs. l.. NJ Peek Mr.. Minor Peck
va, s11 each OF you are hereby notified that
tho time for payment of or ieR , Upon IN IN
r,,i~lrJ af,e- due notice thereof had been
riyer YOU. we vim cause such property. 70
IA Household Goods, Personal bHects'
Trurka. Merchandise. Carpets. etc. stored IL
o,,r warehouses by you cor In your name or
In which you may have an Interest," 10 De
sold al public auction according 70 we
s,atu-e In such case made AMI provided. %
,be warehouse. 50i West l:6;h street; Nen
York CITY. on THUR>DAN. DECEMBtR
90TH. 1917. At 10 \. VI. ana u me SAL
thereof H. not completed Of said dat" the
s..rne WIN be continued at tie same place On
each and every Thursday thereafter, begin
MIN, al 10 \. NJ on each day ana continuing
until the sale Is completed.
THE THOMAS J. STEWART CO.
J. Mahoney, Secy.
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The Weather Report

,vAeHI,;GToN. Dec. 3.--Ths Increment o. hS''
ana Law banoms,1:. coalitions IN the isS' 20.
d., has Zen slov and ircgliar ard pe'''a
y, ..,l,,,,,,sat sr,rs n he taxing piaoe.
n, la, twenty. four nours has BON chif'ter''el
g., a., ,,,e-oe n precipitation Of con'eausnco n sa'
part of tho countr. 49,.
Wni. tie efapcr2itFcs arc o<IoF 0''o ." .'
c,,,,,,r Ne,,tye., they are close 70 ne leA'0.'-
.,.ras, IN n, Uri,5 state.
co-,,-uel -..udy oyrcas, weather VII pr
Is a, -. wsa.lneoa f5recls: ds'rct during ~
rex, foriy-s.sht hours. a, o.. .-.,u ,-t IN
ne te-Bp-rs,ure change VII - ,lai. ss.,., -
t,-1.,,,nrt s1cr,6 90 ne Eastern cur go 0yle'''
VII s,at.t ghers 4 general faIl all occur
eo-sea,,. for Special Localities. Ne"
r,d,nd. fsir and ~. 50 colt Tuesdsy; Ws4n's
day 's!r
southern Nsv England. fs.r TUESDAY ard prob
aiJv Weipe-day. 49,. 49,
F,,,srn Penn iyanil New JerSey. t,L1'e,a Ne"
YORK fair 'rlssily urd Weincytay; colder ""li'es
West,r1 Pennsylvania wes.e'1 New Yorh. zen ,n b
orally Ca.r ns,dsy and We.lfsi-y co-e'' I-s'
day
Local ofrcIal Reeord-The iolosing o'sc.a' re-
ord fror, the Weather Bureau shows ieng.raiare'
during the last twenty four hours. IN oomDari'o"
With the corresponding date q, last ye-
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IMPORTANT

Birth. Engagement, Marriage "ea,n
snd In Nemoriam Notices "AS
telephoned 90 The Tribune shy ~.
-, 20 o,IdniVbt for insertion IN the
ue1t DAYS paper. Just cali
Beekman 5000
and read the notice az you wish IN
serted. BU for same viii be mailed 70
you later. The notice viii reach ''''
100 900 readers daily.
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IN MEMORIAM

ROTH In memory OF our dearly beloved
husband and father. Joseph Roth. who de-
parted thi, life December 4. 1915. Wife
and Children.
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Miniature Almanac

sun .4ses........... zoo sun sots........... ie9
Moon rises ID NJ .IO:2l Moon set5 ts. u. II 10
HrCIF ~ AT'ER
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Female

Female
AN IDEAL OCCUPATION
roR YOUNG WOMEN"
TELEPHONE OPERATING.
Positions permanent 20 those who
casuy; airsncsmer, certain. sslATJ good;
protected By liberal Bcneat Plsa; con-
diaons G; work n, best; nshl vel
vcntla,cd central oscc,. coy citing
rooms. modern dining roon'; even rro-
vision made for tie health and Happiness
o. employees.
r1ps-icnc, 10: Necessary; - tea.a aai
pas sou while yoa learn
We need q uumsef o. easab,s young
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SCHOOL AGENCIES

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LOST. FOUND AND REWARDS
AUCTION SALES

by VIRTUE or a CHArTEL MORTGAGE.
Nm a. Israel for VIM. Garnar. dated
Aur lOth. 1917 ] viii sell to-day. al .
a. 81. al a West SSH street. Manhattan.
straw and Singer and wilcox Gibbs sew
inr machine. individual motor. chandeliers.
mirrors. partitions. shelving, safe. type
writer. cabinet. and all other property and
a,uircS mentioned ia schedule 81 ssid
mortgage by order Of attorney for mort
gagec. MOE FRY. auctioneer.
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HY VIRTUE OF a CHATTEL MORTGAGE
OF Henry Burstciu N Morris knobcl and
Morris Blooru. dated NOV. 10th. 1917. / viii
srII to-day. a. 1850 =. N. az iif West
.sth ST. Manhattan, sewing machine. In
.dilIdual motor. cutting table and al other
fNturcs Us order Of attorney for mortgage.
MOE FRY. Auctloucer.
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-, pr-ps1rANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
~ rhn - cohalan Surrogate OF tho
coI,nty o. New York. notice is hereby given
~ ali nersons having claims against Bertha
p Ueilbrun. late OF the County of Nsw
III y, Jecea sed. 20 present the same With
iOins tpareof 10 the subscriber. Al his
ri"re ~ transactlug business. at the Office
Of Guggenheimer. Untermyer Msrshsli
10 100 Broadway. Borough OF Manhattan
o. ~ New YORK on or before the 2tth
Iay OF December next. 800
dated. New York. the 18th day OF June
1917. ,,r.,,,p,.>, r,va.,,,o-
ct,rCENUEIMER UNTERMYER
MARSHALL. Attorneys for Executor
100 Rroadway Borough OF Manhattan.
New York city
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Beau Brummel II Fancied

One OF the most fancied dogs of the
show was Beau Brummel II, shown and
owned by Miss u. Elizabeth Gair. OF
Brooklyn. He was in suburb condition
and coat and the wonder was that be
only secured third ribbon IN the class
compete in the puppy class and the
class for American bred dogs, as they
were bred in England.
The awards
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SITUATIONS WANTED
Male

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