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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-03-17
The Weather Report

Washington. March ls.-since Thursday night TIE
Western disturbance has moved from Western Ran
sas 10 Northern Iowa with increased intensity. at
tended by SHOWS from Utah and Idaho eastward
into The upper Mississippi valley and tho northern
upper axe region. aud by rain over tho southern
upper LAKE region and the western lover lake region.
the Ohio. lover Mississippi and lover Missouri va
lcy. Tennessee and lie South Elsewhere The
weather vas far.
!, IS generally warmer cast Of he Missisippi
River e1cep, IN the south Atlantic states and con
Fdsrably colder On tile plains states and the South
west pi,h temperatures ranging from 10 10 20 do
sre,s below the seasonal average. Low temoeu
lures also continue 30 the NoTthges. and the er
trems West.
There will be rain SATURDAY in the axe region
tho upper Ohio Valley the cas-, Gu, and south and
middle Atlantic states. extending SATURDAY night
and sunday into New Eug.rd. The weather VII
H. fair sunday eas- o. the Mississippi River. except
FOO New York and New kus and.
T. viii re warmer Saturday In he middle A.
lanfc states and co.de- in the love- ONO valley
aui the east CUR states.
II viii DO colder sunday 10 The AXE region, The
upper ohio Valley and The middle and south At
lanfic states. except the Fl0sds peninsula
Forecasts for Special Localitss.-Esstern New
York-Increasing cioudiness and warmer today
followed By rain tonight. rain to morrow. colder
in western portion.
The Dist1c; Of Columbia Maryland. Virginia
and North Csrollna-Rsin and warmer today fair
and colder tomorrow.
New Jesey-Rain to-day or tonight, warmer:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-03-17
More Mounted Men
For Home Defence
League to Drill Two Troops;
Bayonne Plans Force to
Aid Police

plans for enlarging the Home pe-
eorco Iaaoue's mounted troop OF thirty
70 two troops Of sixty members e@o'
were announced yesterday by AleXah-
dor NJ White, acting Deputy romeo
Commissioner. in charge OF the league
The recruits for the increased squau
will be given daily drills by captain
Rourke. Of the Arsenal police station
IN Central Park. and will take the place
Of the regular mounted police IN case
Of an emergency. Members Of the
present troop own their horses, ou.
mounts will be furnished TO al recTuisS
not possessing them. Several meHnIetS
OF the Riding Club, 7 East fltty-elghtn
Street. have applied for admiIlahoe "
the mounted squad. ro
The officers of the present troop arc
Morris Joseph. stock broker, caplaIii
Thompson Decker. a lieutenant IN the
It'll Infantry. lieutenant, ana rra"A
Crosby. lawyer, first sergeant. oooo
Mr.. White also announced thaI io'Voo
uniforms, clubs and reviewers are peIns
nrovided for members of the league
each man purchasing his own unlIo ;
and the Police Department furnishing
the clubs and revolvers..
A campaign was launched in Bayohne
Yesterday 10 form a Home Defence
League to cooperate with the police IN
protecting the waterfront and oil re,
fneries in event of war. 1t is expected q
that $50 members will be enrolled
within a months time. In event OF Oh
war. the militia and army would De
called to other duty and the citizens OF
Bavonne feel that the police force Of
100 men would need assistance IN pro-
tecting city property.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-03-17
FORECLOSURE SALES.

IN FORECLOSU RE SUPREME COURT,
county OF New York. The Seamen's
Bank FOR Savings In the city OF Ne" York.
Plaintiff. against Isaac Schlanger ard
Tiers Defendants. Clerks File No. 20. 995.
Year. 1915. Cadwalader. Wickersham <
TAFT. Plaintiffs Attorneys. 80 Wall street
New York.
Judament entered February 2sth 1919
Pursuant 10 said judgment tine undersigned
will sell al public auction ar Exchange
Salesroom Nos 14-lG Nesev Street. IN Bor-
ough OF Manhattan, city OF New York. st
- O'Clock noon. on March 22nd. 1917. 10y
Herbert A. sherman. Auctioneer. the mort
gagged premises directed by said Judgment
10 be sold. VIZ. ALL that certain lot. piece
or parcel Of land. with the buildings and
i'm provements thereon erected, situate.
lving and being "a the Seventeenth ward
81 the Borough 81 Manhattan. CITY Of New
York. and bounded and described as fol-
loYs.-BEGfNNING at point or tho
southcrly side Of stanton street. opposite
the centre line ~ party wall standing
one-hslt thereof on the premises hereby
described and one-haif thereof on me
premises adjoining on the west. which
point is distant ono hundred and twenty
Ave feet easteriy from the corner formed
by the Intersection Of the soufhcrlv side
Suffolk Street. and running thence south
eriy parallel with Suffolk Street and part
Of the way through party wall ono hun-
dred feet; thence easferly parallel with
Stanton Street twenty-five feet. fheurs
northerly parallel with suffolk Street one
hundred feet TO the southern side - stan
ton street, and thence westerly along tie
said southerly side u stanton Sfr.r..
beginning be the said several distances
and dimensions more or less. Said rrsrI-
ises being known by the present street
Number lsi stanton street. ln the Borough
Of NanhattGI. City OF New York
Section Block $40. street so. 1911
Stanton Stresf
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u. S. Military Orde,
tFrom The rrbar, Bo----

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nemher q noafd for testing - 81,
Name q Cap, ROBERT n. WALLACE
pacsi OF derschcl list. Apii :. 81 o.
tapt JANfS y. tASI1INAN ~ n,
'hervfroni Apr -, and assigned ~ ~,
cap. Z FRANK " CASE. O NC
40 ~ sam Houston NA'sas. "a.
T. Col WILLARD y. NFWBur. n a,
Southern nopl. March IS h, ~ G. -
ior Temporary duty ll coIne.,ol .it'tT q
oi camp Tor uouola ncno-L ~, Il1sl.
p,a-e tlniee 70 Uo Fo.t flerr 49, 80 Al
Capt WILLIAM p MORRISON - ~
list. from duty VITA ogalliei rrb,a,s 10.
70 Douglas. Arlk.. for duy sih IS A. !
Cap,s RALPH NJ PENNEIL. ~ 4 !
THORPE Jr. assignN "a 3 4 - Nm
l.. CO.. HUGH J. cAiIAGHEP a a,
addition Go prrscot datio-. rspl-t - e. !,
gene-al teiiTm Dept io' Assis a., = "a.
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leave ~ als,aoe nelcyei frps1 f-.rr !,
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tirhcl iist % hscip.maD Barses = I.
norU. ielfs
Col JOSEPH GAERiRD -,t,si A..
fesso- military science AID ia,ils. h - ~
SoluO. D. laso. Tea. ~ ~
leaves of absence olc morth -.
RICHARD r. SrILpAAN. rt.-,' "
H. DAVID B. WHEELER. aua.ior -. y
rsi Oric.fs' R-errc cons -f =
RcsIgaatioas ~ Il~t ~, GEORGE = y,,,.
aad WILLIAM D NLAtGhLN. NJ
scFc tol4-. aoos.ed. 4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-03-17
Nissen Calls Signers
OF Pledges English

Ludwig Nissen, diamond merchant,
yesterday confirmed the report ina
ne had refused TO sign the declaration
Of the Mayors Committee on Na'ioIi.
al Defence. pledging his loyalty 70 'he
government.
Those who have to prove their 10y
atty by signing such a pledge are
English at heart, and not American,
he said. "They desire to force TINS
country into a war to help tngiaho
at seems to me absurd to ask an
American citizen to renew the pledge
70 uphold his government. which he
already holds deep within him. When
man signs such a pledge, it seems seen, 5,
to me he casts doubt on the sincerity .;n,
isr is well grounded he does not need
to o. affirm it publicly. The whole con,
cention Of this idea. put forth in the
declaration. is ridiculous"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-03-17
u. S. Is Warned to Rid
Itself of "Deadwood"
Civil Service Chief Says Coun-
try, Like Russia, Must Gust
Bureaucrats or Decay

Washington, March 16.-The United
States must follow the example OF
Russia and "clean out the deadwood'
or expect to be last among the big
nations before the war is over.
This prediction was made here to-
night by Richard II. Dana, Of Boston,
president of the National Civil Ser
vice Reform League, which met TO
consider plans for administrative eff
cheney in connection with the national
defence. He said:
"The United States at this moment
is facing a serious crisis. Under
stress of a national emergency II IS
widening enormously the scope OF
governmental functions. Congress has
even authorized the President TO com
mandeer the shipyards and factories
wholesale socialization. But as yet
nothing has been done TO insure that
this tremendous machinery will be
used efficiently and effectively. Elabo-
rate machinery requires highly trained
experts TO run It.
"The recent promise that. on April
1. President Wilson will extend the
merit system to the selection OF all
pos tmasters is decidedly a step, and a
long step. in the right direction. The
Postofiice Department is already re-
cruiting agency for the army, and if
plans for greater national defence
systems 60 through, it will become
the principal agency for enrolling the
citizens Of the country. II the post
Office was in the hands of incompetent
politicians at such time. situation
would be produced entirely com
parable, on small scale. to that in
Russia.
"The United States has its dead
wood. it's bureaucrats. its selfish poll
ticians. All Of them arc opposing
every measure for public efficiency for
the effective use Of the country's
rnmnrfnl rcNnnrcne !"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-03-17
Pershing Groups Forces
Border Commander Putting
Troops on Field Basis

San Antonio. Tex. March l6.-OrderS
were issued to-day by Major General
John J. Pershing placing the regular
troops on the border on a field army
basis. The plan. which becomes opera
tive March 20, provides for three pro-
visional infantry divisions and one pro-
visional cavalry division. 1t places the
army on a tactical instead Of regi-
mental basis. as heretofore.
The divisions will be located as fol-
lows:
First Carbohydrates Of Browns
vile, Laredo, Eagle Pass and Del Rio;
headquarters, San Antonio. Brigadier
General James Parker. commander.
Second (infsntry)-Districts Of Big
Bend, FL Paso and New Mexico; head
quarters FL Paso. Brigader General
George Bell, jr.. commander
Third (infantry Of Arr
IONA; headquarters, Douglas. Brig
adler Genera. Thomas +. Davis, COM
mander.
The first cavalry division, to be COM
manded by Brigadier General Eben
Swift, will be attached to the FL Paso
district for emergency purposes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-03-17
Estimate That 100000 to
100000 Have Affirmed
Their Support
Churches in Campaign
Many of City's Pastors To-
morrow Will Present Decla-
rations to Congregations

Chairmen of the borough committees
of the Mayors Committee on National
Defence reported yesterday on the prog
gress of the campaign for pledges OF
loyalty from New Workers.
At a meeting held in India House
John B. Creighton, representing Colonel
William n. Dykman, Brooklyn chair
man. said that $4,000 citizens of his
borough were signing every day
Charles G. NJ. Thomas and Walter !.
Willis, of Queens; Edward K. Koch, OF
The Bronx. and Walter w. Price, oil
Richmond, also made favorable reports.
Churches of all denominations are
being supplied with declarations and
will present them TO their congrega-
tons tomorrow. Many ministers have
announced their intention Of preach
ing on loyalty to the government to-
morrow. Plymouth Church, Of Brook
lyn, expects to obtain 1000 names.
Pads Of declarations will be placed
to-day In inc lou eltNdNtu anu oNN""J
newsstands controlled by Ward &
Cow. and the Childs Company has Of
fered to have declaration blanks in all
its restaurants. The Lackawana Rail-
road has reported 10000 names OBJ
tanned by conductors on its commuter
trains and has promised $4,000 sig
natures.
There was a rush of residents of
the East Side to sign the declaration.
Nathaniel Phillips, president of the
League for Foreign Born Citizens. and
DR.. A. Pierce Siegelstein. have divided
that part of the city into districts. In
each of these has been placed corps
of workers, who expect TO obtain be-
tween $4,000 and 10000 signatures to-
day and tomorrow.
Mrs. Everett Menzies Raynor grand
regent of the Daughters Of the Revo-
luton. will introduce a resolution to
make the movement nationwide at the
annual meeting of the organizations
state regents. TO be held soon.
The total returns from the colleges
in this city are about $500 TO date
Barnard College has reported 2,9OO
names.
In many apartment houses superin-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-03-17
Mayors to Aid Defence
State Conference Offers Ser
vices to Government

Troy. n. Y, March 16.-Mayor Burns
to-day sent the following letter to Gov
ernor Whitman:
an this crisis in our national affairs,
I desire as president OF the Conference
OF Mayors and other city officials OF
the State of New York 10 offer to you
as Governor of the state. the services
Of this organization in its state bureau
Of municipal information and any ca
pacity which you. any state department
or the United States government may
find it possible to utilize them.
ave arc equipped to coordinate the
action and efforts OF these municipall-
ties and to place all or any of their of
fcials in touch with each other within
a very short time"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-03-17
Portland Has Defence Day

Portland. Me-. March ia patriotic
demonstration participated in by Gov
ernor Milliken, members of the Legis-
lature, National Guard units and fra
ternal. business and civic organizations,
was held here to-day as part of a pro-
gramme designed to place the state on
a preparedness basis. A half holiday
was declared in the schools and in
many manufacturing plants TO enable
pupils and employees 10 witness a
parade and attend a mass meeting.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-03-17
Angry Women Capture
Alleged Pickpockets

Several angry women were response
bic yesterday for the arrest OF two
alleged pickpockets in Williamsburg
Bridge local car. Sidney Miller. of 3l6
Bedford Avenue, Brook yn, caught one
of the men removing his wallet contain
ing $40. and put up battle. The other
alleged pickpocket came TO his accom-
plice's assistance, and during the strug-
gle knocked down several women.
The women turned on the two men,
who, but for the clawing attack. prob
ably would have escaped. Policemen
forced their way into the car and ar
rested the men. who gave their names
as Nathan Katz and Abraham Serok
when arraigned before Magistrate
Reynolds in the Williamsburg court.
They were held in $1,000 bail each on
charges Of grand larceny.
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by request Of the Nary Depart
ment, the departure Of ships for En-
roDean ports is omitted.l
ARRIVED

AEElN I'D
Hudson lFrl. HAM FEB 70 TO ne CoR Rs, ,s
Ccnefa!e Trans1tlantidue. with rde BAT ~
''S Gr.s y Nor Buonos Ayrvs Feb and Santos
IA 81 to BsT9.5 zs Ga Mar Mar s : to wari
with sugar Bar az m -. 60.
la Perouse iFrl. Have Msrch : 70 ,Hs N On.
pasnle Cenerale Trsnsa'lanuque. wi'h nc'e' ba
'ca.her.ao clneo lNorl. sssIs March II. 70 the
Mau.on S Line With 'ssar ~ BA5 a. a. Win.
chester & 60 IN baIlas.. Bsr al : a n ,,.,.A
K5rons CBr Dcmsrara Feb 2s Bir6sao' c M'rch
lours ana An;l nIa :. :, Kits :. 81 CroI ard ~
Thomas O. 10 tie ouebec - 30. with pAsssnScfs'
mails , and e,5 .ds R ai L,crgso Feb IS to Fur
'', N,- M's1S 30. Hull Fe5 a. to saadersOn
So2 Mama T,A P h,s Baltimore. to the New YORK
Baltimore Trans co. with mdse. quar- a. SO
~, a, :, In,i. Savannah March 49, 10 the
OCEAN : Co. with passengers and mdse. quar- d.
Il sud I. caives,oa March 10; 70 The Southern
Ve.ta Pc,- Arthur March G. 20 the st@hdHu
Trans CO. WI misc guar AZ so Us, ID n o., the
Malo.y - 60. With passengers and mdse "ua'
d. cb.,'cb, Pua,a Arnas Feb g. Corral :. Coronel
and Taicabuaro TO- Valparaiso H. CcllimDo l5
'raI-af h. Calera Colosa l6. Junln 10. Pisasua ~
ADD Cr,s,ohal March 2. via Charleston 10 20
'lmWood slgua March g. Csrdens ara NJ.
far.., h. 10 The Munson s. Line. with mdse
Be- o. go 80. - a..
Hamilton. Newpo-. News ard Norfolk 10 No
Od Dominion - Co with passenger and mhe
quar- O., 2.25 . ~ III.
PaRlee. PM phis 10 the Clyde SIS Co Win
miso quar- al III . n .,,,
kos,ford tNori SaCia March 10 and Caloanen
d. 10 the Murs0a 5 Line. With sugar Bar Al
30
SAILED
r.eu fNor Newport News. Mohawk Charles
tsn and Jac.ronvlue. II Mar. New Or
cars. Prince Norfolk and Newport News Lazy
a. Gaspp OBJ. PoT Antonio. Aragon George'ow !.
= 4. S.ts0la Kingston. CbaO tN0rl. Norfolk
santa Clara. Havana: G.i.s-ream, Port Artnui .
Prlacs.s Anne Norfolk aid Newport News. socony
Tampco towing one barge.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-03-17
Jersey Plans Defence
Guard Official Advises Cities
To Be Prepared

Trenton, March l6.- Adjutant Cen
eral Barber of the New Jersey Ma
tional Guard to-day urged the mayors
and township officials in the state to
take immediate steps for the forms-
ton Of public safety committees. He
suggested reinforcing the existing po-
lice forces. fire departments and watch
men at water, light and power plants
and other public utilities.
He also suggested the appointment
of committee 10 collect and handle
confidential information regarding
aliens whose intentions may be hostile.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-03-17
Canada's Exports Increase

Ottawa. March i6.-Canadian exports
for the first eleven months of the fiscal
year ending March 81 were valued at
81 ,O2s 100000. and imports for con-
sumption S742 .995, 900. total Of
81, III .o5b 900. against 81 .O9s .945 900 for
the same period last year. The figures
are exclusive Of coin and bullion and
the export of foreign merchandise.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-03-17
u. of p. Offers War Aid

Philadelphia. March lG. The chem
ical and physical laboratories of the
University Of Pennsylvania have been
placed a. the disposal Of the govern
mcnt IN case OF war. 10 was announced
to-day by Dr.. a. W. Goodspeed, Of the
physics department
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-03-17
MEETINGS

THE ANNUAL MEETING or THE MAN
tie Lamp 4 Burner Company. Inc. VIII
be held at tho ONCE OF tho Compaur.
Room col No. 80 broadway. New York
CITY on Monday. March feth. 1917 az ,
O'Clock tn the afternoon. for tho purpose
OF tho election % directors and for the
Transaction OF such other business as may
Legally come before said meeting
MANTLE LAMP y BURNER CO. Inc.
BY MERVNN AP RICE Secretary.
Dated, New York, March Z. 1917.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-03-17

Together with the appurtenances ami an
the rights and interests OF the parties to
the said action OK. IN and TO the sad prcm-
lsss.
Free and clear ~ all cncumhranocs and
Hens except state OF facts shown by survey
81 said premises made by Charles A. Meyer
n Son and in possession Of piaintius at
torucys
costs ana allowances. SCI. 90 90. .aNcs and
water rates Sl.2cJl0.,
Dated New York. February -tth. 1919.
BAYARD T. HOLMES. Referee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-03-17
Episcopal Clergy Offer Aid

Springfield. Mass. March i6. Epis-
copal clergy OF the Western Massachu-
sets Diocese have passed resolutions
Offering to the Governor any service
he may ask for the state or nation. and
praised President Wilson for his firm
stand in the international crisis.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-03-17

tendents are presenting declarations
20 tenants for their signatures. ana
hotels and restaurants are each day
calling for new supplies Of blank
pledges. Thus far about 100000 have
been delivered in the city.
II is estimated that from boO,OOO 10
100000 persons have signed the dec-
laration in the three days since the
campaign opened.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-03-17
Fire Record

"
7lo-fIl De'anrrv So Fredms. p,,..
100 East Broadway Fndsn.s -
iing
lOl5-lm Chambers s.. II Johns. u.,,
p 81
is:Ol-2ci East ,6,h s, May cgashn,-
known.
lefo-27o south s. unknosn ti.a,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-03-17
FRIDAY MARCH .
TRANSPACItIC MAILS


These mails clos, at $50 ?. M
japan Corea. China and Philippine Islands
tus seattle -iHou. Mar IL +
japan Cores China and Philippine Islands
IVA seaftlel-Ava Marl................. Mar. II .
srn .................. Mar. ls .
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-03-17
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE OR TO LET
NESTCHESTER COUNTY.
45 ACRE FARM

suitable for Estate Development;
located near Byram Lake and on mscadam
Boulevard from Armonk 20 Bedford. $50
fect elevation, beautiful views
Price, 800 per acre.
OHufr join " TROY. hcF Rochelle New Y0rk
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TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES

MAGNIFICENT OFFICE BiiLDISC FINEST
erf'rai iocation VII saefiros remaining small
s1d lsfge oTces haf value fl5 up Esr7 iniEOy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-03-17

% m Lowest. g. tat a M average. %. average
TO- co-rsnord'ug date last year. 20. average Tor
.orresponding date Tor thi-y-thfee years. IS.
Humidity
Sal NJ. so p m...... IS p. M %
Barometes Readings
sa m....so27 p m....So.S0 p m....oo.'S
Local Forecs,t.-lncressng Goodness to-daF.
followed BY rain by night. Tomorrow. rain. in'
ereas.us south winds. Shilling 20 west and no1h
sat to-morrow ard becoming strong
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-03-17

clearing IN southern portion. rain in northern por-
ton TO nr-ros. colder 80. -
Delsnsre-Rsin to-day OF to-nish'' "ain'''
c,esrIr. ard colder 20 morrow.
Ts.,e-n Peunsylyuia-RRir snd warner today
rlesrnz N southern po-,lon. rain In nonnen P'f-
ton to- morrow. colder.
Southern New England Increasing c'oudiness 70
day rain 10 night and 70 rorruE.
Western New Nork-Rsin IN western porton raln
o. nov In eastern portion to-day. ran or sno" ana
colder .o-rcTpw.
wlnd, f~ SATURDAY and SurdS.-Norih AVIAN
tic--Iacreasing southeast winds. becoming sfons
s,fur,sy night. shifting 20 south and southwest
SUNDAY. fair SATURDAY: SUNDAY. rain. Middle Al
lsn,lc-Ircreasing south Winds. oeomins siToas
sausri.y niSht- shifting 20 southwest. with fi'
South Au,ati>-Fre-h cart ard southeast "ird'
with rain .xcup: gents 20 moderate east and soliH
ess- Of the FLORIDA coast. with fair weather. Las
Guf-Nfod.rste southwest winds. stirring " nof'h'
vet over north pr-ion. fair wcathcr exerpi Iei
ssfurisy over north portion West Gut-NloNe. ~
rcrrh ard northeast wirts Gat srnele ~ IeiI
,r.afbc- Weston disturbance EOg over North',n
Iowa moving nortieas; ard Increasing pir &c -
-sJti1ey.y gales Sa,uuisy. shifting "a coocr ,nfl
wrSt saturday night. with snow or rain Love-
lskcs-Strcng south and southwest "lna' N~'u'"A''
With rain.
Local o~.lal Record.--The following o-'cia fec'tl
rom the weather Bureau shows temperatures dur
lns the last twenty -four hours 70 comparison WIZ
49,. .o-r,.r.,- ,tinu data NJ last year
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-03-17
UNFINISHED APIS. TO LET

APARTMENT 10 atIuEr unf'unishrt MAJ la
~ fIffeiAnNt aff ff0ataKe 100 Bafnsr1 'lsg.
fsnfrs. rosne snd bath. eisvsfof, near 10th
.l lubaag sni Cteesile 'burss. $40 90 H0lfA0m.
tu Apartment B. Phone as Nmninss1s
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Shipping Information
MINIATURE ALMANAC


CCnl;ed states Coas, and Geod-tic survey
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