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The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-07-27
THE DRAFT.

There ARE three numbers for sy.
cry Eame--registralion number, ser.
! ial number aud drawing nunher.
III you were first 10 register 10 yaar
district your registration na'nosr
would ne i. Then the Board iiGHi
| beys all The cards In the county with
red ink. In Dickson County these
serial numbers run from | to 1859
\ If anyone has the same serial mum.
Der az registration auInhss il IN MI
iaecidIeit Suppase year serial uun-
her In I'D. iaia serial number does
not mean that YOU came in iirst
draft. II simply identifies You in
the drawing ut Washington.
Members placed in capsules and
drawn out one al time gives rise
10 another set ol numbers called
drawing numbeca" II your serial
namher Mas the lr-. one dsaga eat
van would be the first ons in the
first ifait. Ii your serial number
was in the 4U0,h capsule drawn.
then you miRh. stilI be in the Atst
draft II your serial number was
IN Tie 3Uslh capsule drawn. you
stand a good chance To miss all
three drafts.
AS suoG AZ we receive aur official
lIsi, We will mail notice to each
me who falls ii the first draft and
TIL you just what day so appear for
examination. We begin wl,h the
nnmber found in the FIRST eapsulr
drawn ahich was 25S and taen.
the number IN second capsule, aud
SO Oh, TIL We get i5l men wno are
Iii for service, Wa don I know bow
many will be railed 81 get this l5i.
Ii All depends on how many are
exempted 80 neither your regis
tratinn number nor your seriBI num-
her have ANYTHING to do with your
place in the liability list. You will
come in regular order IA drawn a,
Washington.
You dn not Tile claim Tor exempt.
ion till after you are exam ned We
furnish you the proper blanks 10 no
filled out, showing first why yen
should he exempted. fou must
make oath thrt every statement ia,
true Two other blanks are furnish.
ed IN order that yon may have two
heads oi families make oath tina,
you are really entitled to exemption.
For instance, il a man claims tx
euiption on account " wife and
children, he must prove that he
does not draw part OF his support
from some estate, or what not but
thathis own labor il ail they have
to depend upon
The Board has no power to ex.
empt any one. All W. can do is
consult our instructions and .eee If !
they exempt zach particular man.
And those instructions are very ex-
pliclt. We re warned to give the GOV.
eminent the benefit Of every doubt. !
Ii we pass a man who is physically |
disqualified, the army surgeon will
send him hack home anyway.
J. A. LAKklNS,
c. NJ. LOWELL,
K. J. KELLY,
Members Local Board |
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-07-27
DuMless Dust.

The German government II max
Ing desperate efforts to throw du,
into the eyes of the Amer, al pee.
pie and thereby luii them 20 fantit 4
setarlty and cou-' QucCt inactivity
Nne tenth~ OF The lurid stories
about peace that cnue from Beril,
are nothing but diplomatic dust
But il is dnstiess dust. for II viii
not slacken our prosecution ct the
war in the slightest degree The
wlr will be fought IL nuirh, ant
that day will aiso see the end q!
kaiseri ON and sutnerAcy
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-07-27
Charged With Assault
And Highway Robbery

Centreville, Tenn. July 70 --
Special --- Edgar Booker a young
man ot The Bear Greek section,
near Bon Aqua, was brought here
last night by Deputy Sheriff Joe
Russell and John Doad and lodged
in jail tn answer charges OF assault
and highway robbery, Some days
ago, il is said, he held up and rob.
bed Scott Chappeil. son Of Buck
Chappell. and obtained $40 After
his arrest yesterday by officer Rus.
sell and Special Deputies Arthur
Rice and John Dodd, he carried
the latter a few steps away, ostensl,
bly, TO talk over the matter but on
making a move To run Oh Dodd
drew pistol, which Booker knock
Cd fifteen feet in the air. and then
struck Dodd on the jaw AMI kis k j
his Sims, In the mfNup nodd < {
Booker Down and held him until
the other officers came ~ Bb0kaT
was tried before Squire Niit Petty
aud bound over ia the sum II
$1,000 on the two charges Ten
nessean n America.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-07-27

When the history Of this war Is
written an entire volume should b.
devoted 10 the monumental lias
aud ikery that are sent out from
neutral countries seven days in TIN
week. They should be preserved
for the pdllicut,nn IT antiquity.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-07-27

A raging lloness that refuses Il
rage has been kicklng ~ all sort,
II excitement around Champaign
and Monticello. H.. and hundred,
I'll armed men have been scourln.
The country IN = desperate effort t.
keep at a safe distance from III,
too,hic-s Jaws ai the beast In,
poor thing Is probably wandering
around hunting for the cage Iron
which il escaped,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-07-27

The kaiser, we oplne. might just
~ well save his breath and the mil
lions he IL paying IN subsldlllnl
foreign correspondents When thu
war u over the allies will dictat,
their own terms and His kai.ershll
will walk ny and humbly roce,v,
the crumbs that arr tossed tu hun,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-07-27

Uncle Sam, u is minated, may
pay biz soldiers in French coin.
Our delinquent subscribers ma,
continue 10 amble our way with the
good old American plunks.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-07-27

This more daylight campaign ia OF
little moment 10 the aeerag,
country editor He'll have to
whoop ii up day and night just the
Hante
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-07-27

Yes, Alexander she Lord loves
you, hui lie will not chase you al!
over the country trying to pound IT
into your thick skull.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-07-27

Don't bank too much On The
smiles and kisses you are going Il
get from the French lasaies, son
TIE lighting Is done in the trenches
and not on thu bouleyaris III Paris
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-07-27

Occasionally through charity,
we peftnlt Senior CaTanza 10
squeeze word or two onto an oh.
sCuFe page.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-07-27

Again, VIZ remark, Uncle Sam rs
slow at starting but he pushes the
breeze and kicks w the dust and
raises hum-hGm when he Noes get
to going,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-07-27

failing traitors and alien enemies
IL quite proper and should be done
in every case, but we'd ike to set
the cu4ses put to work and made
to earn hei1nkeep. Tasing loyalty
to feed d'a lity does not appeal
to w.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-07-27
NASHVILLE, cHlITlNoOGl&sI. LOUIS RAILWAY
MARKETING SERVICE
To producers will Be furnished the names and add
dresses oil persons by whom the following commodities
are
WANTED!

Green cucumhers green okra sreen peppers eantaonpe
sweet clover seed Cowod good Soa,hdown buck good
Shropshire 500 good stock small io,s
seed red clover seed eggs Tor hahns all breeds
potato plan luf Red stpsoot oats merchant to
establish business splendid opening white eeo'ed farm
hand white farm hands, colored family to cultivate planted
crop extracted and comb haney red seed Soudan
seed Bermuda grass seedbe Faon clover seed corn
in lots Tor milling: good hosen Hohen buE
carload 5000 canned tomatoes canned sweet poaoes
large and small quantities Sorghum seed all varieties large
small lots burr clover Seed 10000 bushels beans issse
and ANAL lots; 1000 bushels peas large and lots
The Marketing Division OF the Traffic Department
OF the Nashville. Chattanooga st. Louis Railway will
furnish to persons desiring TO purchase, the aaies and
addresses OF the owners OF the following
FOR SALE
IS bushels velve, beans hull registered Aberdeen An
gus bull OF age pure bred unregistered Aberdeen An
gus bull good grade milk cow registered ycatng Hereford
bull Z bred Hereford heAes9 INBRED Hereford halers
registered Hereford good registered lioen bull OF
age loIstein bull calves registered bred Jersey
hee registered unhred Jersey heller good registered Jersey
fine registered Jersey bull registered Jersey yea,hns
bull herd of 40 registered short Horn bulls he'll
young bulls and calves will sell sney lots, several
bushels crimson clover seed fresh country butter whole and
SKINNED milk; 200 Ansora goats. snyy LOTS bermuda
grass seed 10 subble clover hay baed three searod
brood registered Pereheon stallion registered Perch
hies ioa cotton seed hulls hnc registered Jack
registered cnnc lot beech and maple lumber ehestnu,
poes barn yard lots velvet bean meal seed
meal; good work mules Shetland pony gentle years old;
ofHs chestnut posts pure bieo poultry
bred poultry eggs ion hafchne al breeds 20 dozen Ire eggs
per week ulouse geese rye seed $50 ewes ~ lamp.
shire bucks pure bred swine all breeds
Breeders of live stock and producers OF field garden
and orchard products for SALE except such as re .ch the
market. through established and logical channels
invited to communicate TO the Undersigned complete
descriptions. prices, quantities and other necessary in
ormation OF such commodities. - Address,
- L. P. BELLAH General Agent.
NASHVILLE, TENN
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-07-27

Whatever you do. don't cast your
bread upon the waters. A sub
might get it.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-07-27

No, brother. you shouldn't let mp
on the specializing hog, or he II
have your shirt soon.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-07-27

Yea the slaekers are getting three
maals a day from the wardens and
hell from the rest Vi the prisoners.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-11-10
CITATIONS

THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW
York. By the Grace Of God Free and In
dependent-To Josephine Kern. Henry Kern.
Marguerite Lederer. Berthold Kern, Frieda
Cuffnan. Emma Wurzbcrger. Rosa Bett-
man SigmuEd Bleyer, the heirs and 7ext
Of Yin OF Isaac Kern. deceased. Send Greet
ing:
whereas. Josephine Kern. who resides at
"a west 63rd Street. Borough Of Manhat-
tan the CITY Of New York, has lately ap-
piled 10 the SurroEates' Court Of our
County Of Sew York. 10 have certain in
strumcnt ir writing. bearing date the 27th
day ~ March. 1905. relating 20 both real
and personal property duly proved as the
last Will and Testament Of Isaac Kern. who
vas at the time Of bis death resident OF
80 % West s3rd street. City % New York,
ln tho County Of New York. deceased
Therefore. You and each Of you are cited
10 show cause before the Surrogatcs' Court
Of our County Of Ncw York. ut the Hall Of
Records. in the County OF New York. on
the 18th day Of November. one thousand
nine hundred and seventeen. 81 half past
ten o'clock Ia the forenoon OF that day.
Why the said will and testament should
not be admitted 20 probate as a will Of
real and personal properly.
Ia testimony whereof. 40 have caused
the seal u the SurrOgates' Court Of the
said County 81 Now York 20 be
IL 81 hercuntO affixed.
Witness. Honorable John +. Co
haian, q Surrogate Of our said County Of
New YORK. az said County. the Z3rd day 81
October. IN the year Of our Lord ono thou
sand nine hundred and seventeen.
DANIEL ,. DOWDNEY.
CLERK u tho surrogates' Court.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-11-10
SUMMONS

SUPREME COURT OF THE STATE or
New YORK. New York County.-UniOn
souare Savings Bank, Plaintiff. against Earl
@ Pier. The Kent Realty Company, Lion
Oak Realty Company. Theodore II. Ludwig
and FRANKLIN e Colder. Defendants. sum-
roons Trial desired in New York County
To the above named defendants: You are
hereby summoned 20 answer the complaint In
This action. and 10 serve a copy OF your
snswer on the plaintiffs attorney within
twenty days after the service Of this sum
case Of your failure 10 appear, or answer
Judgment Will be taken against you by de-
fault. for the relief demanded in the COM
plant
dated. July Il. 1917.
STEPHEN Z. NASH Attorney for Plaintiff
once and 7. O. Address, No. 30 Pine
street. Borough Of Manhattan. New York
City.
Franklin y. Colder
The foregoing summons Is served upon you
by publication pursuant 70 an order OF
Honorable I'd. c. whitaker, a Justice OF the
Supreme Court Of the State OF New York
dated the Gath day Of October 1871 and
q copy OF the complaint IN the Office OF the
Clerk Of the County Of New York at the
County Courthouse in the Borough OF Man
haitian. IN the City Of New York, County %
New York and State Of New York. the
original complaint having been fled IN said
Once on the 26th day Of July. 1917.
Dated New York. oct. =. 1917
STEPHEN +. NASH. PLAINTIFF Attorney.
Office and +. O Address, No. 30 Pine
Street. Borough Of Manhattan. City Of
New York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-11-10

Fist race (maiden t,so-ye&r- ODDS: sir furoorl...
Eyeglass. 10. starry Banner. 10: Little Jean ~,
GSs J'e ne Tea R1y iS oiT c fy. s
10. Bsndans 81. l07. Geneysye r.. TO-. No.
l07 Elimna'or. 10. MAN O. the Hour, 10. I|
Boots 10. Soumangha. l01. -.
four year-o.ds and upward. Two miles aid egn
terl-Bet. lfJ. Cuosure las. Eage Thistle ~
Rcddcsi. l,f. Belle q BDn Nanr. lij no',rs.
1879 Lady Eas.na. 10: R9yssl spinner iS' ~"
Third race lealring. four5car-ods ard ~" ~
nile and seventy 3arisl -'pop 5 81. ~
Nlsel. lle: Ting alag. l09 Ncde,ms, 100 m"
tion. lo9. ST william Jo1ason. IV'. 'f"N~A
Fcurth race ,ihc walden: tao-ycar cids, co'
nilcl--rppiy witchet IL Lanlus. l.5. 'Nhens.
~. Man o the Hour. lo,. .Balbmc1le, II
i?s: wyoming ~: CsyAn Boy. ~. tlne rcns,.
ll7 ksshmir, III; swar Machine. ~. Ien"'
Bon, loi. :col. clur. loi Lady Dorothy. IA -,
sin rurlonC l-westy HoSan. liO: Com rassel. X.
Highland Lad. llS. Naturalist, l2i. S,atlns ~ IL
lJaPhst. 9s. Paddy. los TIE. caddy. l:' 'ro2
o'Ncil. ic?. Runes. ne. Wool Trap IL
sixth ra.c tclAmlng ihrS-yc e,ds ni w
wanl one mile ard forty yanlsl Ring pors 10.
10: Handful 49, Mountain Rose H. ~. N.pe
Ion. lo5: panoVr. ii9 'futsTe. To-. hLalla
Park, loj 'Rake on, los, Mothey Ma,Dvc. lc.,
Sea Bea.h. l1. Golden Bantam. ioa 'Bcau'iS'
scyeoih race tselllns handicap: thru. yea'.s..S
and upward. one milo and furiougl-llopsss
10; AirmAn; iis; Ellison; 100 "a. nPna z.
huIE Around. 100: Traction. 100: Dan. ieo. ~
Besl. i0S.
'Awrcntice allowance claimed tCaplAin rsa
iPsSl PSwe" .a,y. u. & Nolan .s1.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-11-10
Pimlico Results

Fist race ls!aigas sgo-s ,s1 purse tS'
ii o s seSod Go GalSSSs 10y a. RSsaso s.
third Tine. l.l3 3-J 'Phafore ID. 'rGnel,
In. Arizona, Killarney. SISTER Marjorie. sunny
HilL HOPE. Lady Eileen. June Bug AID Miinishi
Second race l,he Junior steeplechase: thr-s-yeu::
o!ds: purse. 500; two miles Cod Bond. W
IHendtsssonl. :2so. $3.50. $40. Voc; BIZ Fs.'
o bay. brand and Altarar, also ran
p Third race Claiming: three:.year-old, aad up.
serenity yardsl- LAY Lou. - (WGkerl. So
$3.50 s. 60. first. Scoph. 10. lang, $50 81
second: Copper King. loj tAtsinsarl. S2s1 niri
Field. Crossings aud Ella Ryan aso ran.
Fourth race 0,ee claiming handicap a..s.
'Katbryn GRAY 81 lMcAto5l. $3.50. S.2s0 se%
ond: Star Finch 100 (Schuttugefl si.io. uhfd
Tine, l.li. Cadillac. Langdel. swift FoN. Bcad
lncog. Top O. the Wave 'Lynet'e snd Ihorn'
FIFTH race Cwo,year old anies; purse. 500. 81
, y sS 3 M1Ss us Ipo15iRR s
40. second: Pehgourdine. los Campbell 5 o.
third. Tine. 10 ~. Eyeid. Kate 6 ean Fsv
Boots. Lady Small. Iligh Pass AID Jule also IN.
Sixth race (Plm.ico Autumn Selling stake tl-fes
year-olds and upward. 81 500 added one NIL. a.
quarter Judge M!ngfe.d. 1913 tHsnmerl. 81 ~
$50 $3.50. Won, vermont. rs lNcrassEy
s. 80 $3.50. second. Water witch 10 D0oeril
$50. n.rd Tine EOS 2-5 lSoiac s'n ~
seventh race Tho Rennort Handicap. ,hrs',
year,oies and upward: pgne 500 one nil. az, a.
s. so won. Daddys Choice 100 tschutungm
$500 S.. second. Chlclet. III lheosnl. w
t.rd. Tine, q -. Fountain Fay. Nord"NN'
"isemsn and Whn.sy also ran
'Fisld. touincy stable sntry. ;Brsou ntv.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-11-10
Liberty Storage & Warehouse Co.,
43. g. and ~ WEST 9th ST.
and rs and 50 WEST 18th ST.

and iS and 50 WEST 18th ST.
To Onvet:e Blair, a. II. Longfeliow and
Hodges, Lc Roy ". johnson and Gertrude
O'Hara johnson, l.. c +. Killian, Mrs. VI.
". Enrght 6. w. Pier. Mrs: Agnes L.
Studweu G. J. Quinn, Chas. Figaro, Mrs.
Nellie j. Reed, l.. Baumann and Company.
and Cowperthwait Furniture Company,
Mrs. julia Fairman. Mrs. Thos McGrath.
John +. Esser. Mrs. Alice Dickerson Mrs
Alice l.. Lewis, Mrs j. Thorman. Justus
sheffield. Estate OF Kaughran. William c.
Links and Mrs. Adele ". Comyns. admin
istratrix. William II. Kelly, Charles f.
Locke. Richard W. Distler. Valentine Tay-
Tor. Receiver. and Edward Swami, District
Attorney. New York County. Mrs. ". T.
EltOnhead. The First United Presbyterian
church. John Elliott. Trustee, Miss Julia
Sheehan, Estate OF Mrs. W. ". Reynolds
VIM. II. S2ge and Charles 7 Reynolds
Executors. Miss J. Guthrie. Estate Mrs
Matte Duncan, John Meier. Miss Lillian
A. Morse. Edward ID. Palmer, Minnie H.
Van Schaick. EXecutriX, Estate OF Eugene
Van Schaick. Mrs Louise r. Meehan. Miss
Jane l.. Brownell, Mrs. Katherine Dunn
II. A. Simmons. Bernard Pearson. Mrs. L.
Marett. Arthur Jarvis, Mrs. Z. A. Mays,
Ralph J. r Gerstle. Mrs. Lillian 7. oCon-
nor Mrs. Katie Martin. Mrs. Belle Wan
dell. W. James Mrs. l.. l.. Hopkins. Mrs
l.. n. Rheirfeld and Nathan Tolk. J. W.
Boyle: YOU and each OF you are hereby no.
tined that the time for the payment Of our
lien upon the property hereinafter de-
scribcd hoying expired, after due notice
thereof has been given you. we will cause
such property, 70 wit. household goods and
merchandise. stored by you or In your
name in the warehouse 81 the company. 10
bc sold at public auction. according TO tho
statute iu tuch cases made and provided
al the auction rooms Of W H. FLATTAJ'
q son. Southeast Corner OF 18th 81. and
University Place. New York city. COM
mencing Tuesday. November 9th. 1917. at
1880 a. VI. ond continuing on every Tues
day and wednesday thereafter. at the same
place and hour. until all the goods have
been sold LIBERTY STORAGE AND
WAREHOUSE COMPANY, -. 81 and ~
west 64tn ST and IS and 80 West 18th St
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-11-10
Western Camp Elevens
To Meet on Stagg Field

CHICAGO, Nov. "a football game
with an elaborate military setting will
take place on Stage Field here on De.
cember /, with elevens from Camp
Grant, at Rockford, H.. and Camp Gus
ter, at Battle Greek, Mich, as the par
Elephants.
The gate receipts are to go TO the
athletic equipment funds of the two
camps. The announcement that the
game is to be played here was made by
representatives of Major General
Thomas H. Barry, commandant at Camp
Grant, and Major General JOSEPH 7.
Dickman, commandant at Camp Custer
who are here to-day for the purpose Of
arranging details of the contest.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-11-10
STORAGE NOTICES
CHELSEA FIREPR0OF
STORAGE WAREHOUSES;, INC.
1864 WEST 26TH ST.
u2-IsO WEST 10TH ST.
New York. Nov. l9th, lsI..

New York. Nov. 10th 1917.
To Kate Monahan, Mrs. S. a. Wiener W ar
Voting, e. A. Ward. NJ. Herman, E. w.
Gobler. Geo. Wise. J. Fallon. b. Cummings
P. Perry, F. A. Vaudeville, Frank NJ COZ
lard. c. Wttenauer. X. l.: Jasper. Ge eiId
Kraemer. Mrs. +. @. Draper w. ,. fophain'
II li. Lauson. W. h; Dorr' =; h.app9,, ~
c. Pickett, L. A. Huntonn;; Hupton.F I'll y,
Lee. c. F. Coleman, Thos. c. McDona,d'
Mrs Catherine Callan, Leslie W Lee. d.
Michel. Mrs. Y H. Mccoy. Mrs Hennessey'
A. Trearior. II Dick. Mrs A. +. smith
Mrs sue Olinger. II. VI. Ensor. Mrs Thos.
Farrell, Mrs NJ Slattery. r. J. De Raismes,
Mrs ID. w. Meiklereid American Plano
graph Co. II. NJ. Gallen, A. Charpentler'
Catherine O'Neil. c. VI. Colladay. simpson
Sheppard. Alex. Forsyth, Mary Forsyth,
Albert Ennis. Elizabeth Minor a: l.. Trap
hagen, Mrs. X. Brooks r; NJ. Brewer
Jas. O. Palmer. Chas. +. Rifeal. Mrs 4.
be CROFT. Sheriff OF y. Y. C'unty. Geo.
Koch. Thos. Walsh. Mrs Margaret Maxwell
Miss Florence Walters, II. l.; Ward. Il; u
Smith, J. NJ. Coleman. Mrs NJ Posher. Eq-
gene Wctmore. Mr. z. Eastman, C. L.
Burnham, Samuel L. Prentis, A. 7. W. sea
man. Mrs. y. Klein. Mrs. W. X STOCK
bridge Leahy Sal Csr H S5qh CO. | Sarah
Gibson. NJ Y. Recklaw. ". Blackburn Mrs.
j. Quinn, Mrs J. Owens, J. NJ Latimer' Iar-
ragut Skirt Co, Annie Malone. ). - Rod
inson and Sen. Richard =. Hund, +. VI.
Tebbetts, VI. L. Rodgers, Mrs. {. Dean, W.
A. Donohue Helen Feuerlicht. Mrs. Mar
garet Barry. Mrs. Mary Budds Nellie NC
Dade. Mrs. Mary Kenworthy. sarah Ban
Miss Mae McHale, ". Pendleton. Mrs. =
Campbell, Paul 3. La Velle, Miss Cusicks,
c r. Ryttenberg. American Stamp Mfg.
Co. New Era Mtg. Co., Mrs. II. Fitz-
gibbons Fora Hoyt. Mrs. G. Coles, Mrs. j.
Hyland. Mrs. b. f. Smith, Mrs +. J. Mat
ian. COwperthwait e. Sons, Mrs. J. y. Nc
George. NJ X. Weinstein, Il. o. Smith,
Katherine 3. Conlogue. II. d. Stuyyesant.
d. J. Douras. Humbert Fugazy. Miss Z.
Mclaughlin. Chester Liese. Annie Cusick.
Behrens, Z. Michelette, NJ. Chaser, y. J.
Gray. J. +. Alexander. G. J. McDermott II.
A. Sperry. Sn ith & romlinson. r. s. war
rington: You and each OF you are hereby
notified that the time for the payment Of
our lien upor the property hereinafter de-
scrihed having expired, after due notice
thereof had been given you, we VIII cause
such property, TO wit. Household Goods.
Personal Effects, Trunks Merchandise. Car
pets. etc. stored in the Chelsea Fireproof
Storage Warehouses by you or In your
name, COR in which you may have an in
terest) 10 be sold al public auction, ac-
cording 70 the statute In such case made
and provided ~ the warehouse, 426-434
West 26th St New York City, on WED
NESDAY. NOVEMBER 28th, 1917, at 10
A. NJ and IL the sale thereof Is not
completed on said date the same will be con-
tinued at the same place on each and every
Wednesday thereafter, beginning AZ 10 A. NJ,
and continuing until the sale IS completed.
Chelsea Fireproof storage Warehouses, Inc.
l.. SCHRAMN1. President.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-11-10
Wesleyan Team to Help
Open Athletic Field

MIDDLETOWN, Conn. Nov. 9.-The
Wesleyan football team left for
Rochester this noon, where it will meet
the University of Rochester to-mor-
row, for the first time in the history Of
the two institutions. A new athletic
field will be opened at the time of this
game.
Wesleyan is in fine fettle for the
contest, and every varsity man is IN
condition to play.
Coach Fauver announced the follow
ing lineup for the game: Austin, left
end; f. Z. Dixon, left tackle; Suffer,
left guard; Peck, centre; troidevaux'
right guard; Anderson, right tackle;
Rover. right end; Keller, quarterback;
Markthaler, left halfback; Beriew,
right halfback, and X. " Dixon. full
hark
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Penn State Expects
Hard Tilt With Lehigh

STATE COLLEGE, Penn, NOV. y
Former Penn State football players
who are here for the annual Pennsyi-
yania Day celebration were routed
from their slumbers early this morning
to watch the Blue and White eleven
take its daily sunrise" practice. 1t was
their only glimpse of the varsity, for
the afternoon workout was eIimiha.eu
in order that the regulars could see the
cubs play the Syracuse freshies;; -
States squad is in splendid shape
for the fray with Lehigh tomorrow. A
hard battle is looked for. The Brown
and Whites forward passing game is
expected to give States secondary de-
fence a busy afternoon.