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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-03-24
Limousine Thief Kills
Man and Wrecks Car
Pursuers Find Machine on Side
walk and Victim in Street

a man Jumped into the front scat o.
an unoccupicd limousine yesterday a.
the Park Avenue curb az Fort.eth Street
and started south. A liveried chaul-
feur, shouting. started in headlong p1r-
suit He was Joined BY Traffic Patrol
man McKcough. who fired two shots as
the car vanished eastward into Thirty
second Street.
At Lexington Avenue the car hit lrv-
ing Levine, who was wheeling push
cart down the avenue; then it sweryed
into an electric light pole and lcaped to
the sidewalk. Only the demolished
limousine remained when the rghtiui
chauffeur came putting up with NC
Kcough. Levine. a plumber, living IN
Stelton. y. j.. was injured internally.
He died at Bellevue Hospital.
The car belonged to John ". Chap
man. of the La Montagne-Chapman
Company, commission merchants.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-03-24
Two Ships Leave u. S. Flag
Federal Board Permits Regis
try Changes

Washington. March 23.-The Federal
Shipping Board to-day released to for
eign registry two vessels held up by
the San Francisco Collector of Gus
tens under the recent proclamation OF
President Wilson forbidding transfers
TO foreign registry unless with the ap-
proval of the shipping board.
The steamer Thordis was permitted
TO take Norwegian registry on condi-
ton that she carry two cargoes from
American ports. The steamer Bcssa
goes under foreign registry under, ar
arrangement by which an oqulyallent,
tonnage is brought urder the United
states flag.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-03-24
Three Bombs on Ship;
German Is Arrested
Galveston Grain Elevator Also
in Danger of Explosion

Galveston, March %. Private detec-
tives OF the Southern Pacific Company
last night arrested a German IN the
hold Of the British steamer Phydwen'
which sailed to-day with grain for the
Allies. Three bombs were taken from
the vessel. according to the detectives
reports. The name Of the German ar
rested is being withheld. with a view OF
capturing others believed TO be impii-
Gated.
Officials refuse to discuss the matter
other than to say bombs were FOUND
and the arrest MADE. According 10
those in a position to know. the Ger
man secretly boarded the steamer yes
terday afternoon. just as she had nm
ished loading. carrying time bombs
under his coat.
Later it was discovered that eight
bombs had been placed about the
Southern Pacific grain elevator, which
is filled with 100000 bushels OF gram
for the Allies. The elevator and Its
contents are valued at 100000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-03-24

u. S. Military Orders
From The Tribune Bureau

Washington. March -.
coi SAMUEL = SMILEY. lsth Infantry. detailed
co. IOHX G. WATERMAN detailed senior in
,isrJ Cnari Division: to Birmingham Ala
col ElWOOp W EVANS. cavalry. detailed senior
inspector Instructor cavalry. lith tentative Ma
uolal Guard division. 20 Denver.
Lent. Csl MICHAEL VI MNAAlEE. detached
nom duty As inspector Instructor cavalry. Ma
i.onal Guard Of Illinois. TO Douglas. AriL. for
Lieut. ep9 C co JAMES ( RYAN. Ist cavalr5. de
tailed Inspector Instructor cavalry. National Guard
Col. WILLIAM J SNOW from IL 70 9TH Field
ARTILLERY. April r.. thence 10 United States
Second Lieut. PRANK Z. PARKER. q VI c. 70
Second Lieut.. EDWARD T CoMEGYs. a VI. C..
from temporary duty In southern Department al
For' Mcade. 10 San Francisco and sail May fo-
col. LrClEN G. BERRY. field artillery. detached
from duty with ith Field Artiiler, 70 San Fran
DISCO about MAY >. thence 10 Honolulu 70 join Isl
col GEORGE ~ r. IRWIN. 4;h Field Artillery.
f-nn assignment 10 that regiment ApTtl T.
Major EpWAHD r DONNELLN. jih Field A.
til.cr detailed 100 Adiutant GeacrafS Depart
mcni. rcpou b. telegraph 10 commanding general
southern department for as,lsnment e..
detailed 10 duty with National Guard 10 Texas
a. insp~to Instructor. 20 Dallas
Capt John T. CURRY junior military aviator.
signal Corps. designated department aeronautical
officer Hawaiian Department.
Major WILLIAM VI. ROBERTS. Medical Corps
found incapacitated for actiye service on account
Of disability Incident thereto. Is retired.
First Lieut.. THOMAS q. HOLMES. NJ. X. C..
from I<terman General Hospital 10 home and
stand relieved from active duty upon expiration
~ twenty Ave DAYS leave.
Firt Lieut. WILLIAM 7. NOIANDT. aviation
section signal Officers Reserve Corps assigned
10 active duty 10 Essngton Penn. and report
10 CAPT WILLIAM e. OCkER for dutr as special
officer al aviation station IN be established
Capt MORRISON e. SLAYER Medical Corps.
from Washington to proper station
Lieut.. col. THOMAS II. LAMOREAtX. coast ar
t.llery detached list. and Major ANDREW
MOSES &C.. A copsl. General stan Cops. 70
Washington April - for examination for pro
motion
First Lieut.. NIRGINIUS T.. CLARK. Coast Ar
tillery Corps tSignal Corpsl. 10 Washington ~.
eNamluation FOR promotion.
Advancement 10 grade ~ major on retired list Of
capt WARREN : BARLOW. retired announced.
Capt LAURENCE HALSTEAD. q " G.. from
Southern Department. 10 Philadelphia as assist
ant depot quarfermasfer.
Flrst Lieut. THOMSON EDWARDS. VI r. G..
from Southern Department 10 home April l. and
stand relieved from active duty upon expiration
~ twenty FIVE days leave
Leave Of alscnce. month. granted First Lieut.
WILLIAM H. GRt RER. 9Th Field ARTILLERY.
Resignation 81 First Lieut. GARDNER y. COBB.
NJ X. G. accepted.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-03-24
lBy request Of the Nary Depart
mcnt, the departure Of ships for En-
ropean ports is onitted.l
AERINED

AGO. o-.ir. san'o Domingo and MaeoI MARI re-
IT, Ssuchrz aud H4Inans ~ - tse ,Tvie
Monte Crsil IL ED Turss Island u. 20 le o. 80 :,
:, 60. w'th - passe.ses. mails and mdss. ba' o.
Yqa " pis,o Ia a. o phs s l YORK. and CUBA
Maj : 60. with md.e Bar al !, fV W. % the
vmland lNorl. Msn7arilio March 80 '''
Wes' India - Co. with sugar Bar ~ i W So a ~
Corri.b Point tBD Cardiff March 3. 10 fuIless
within & 60 iu ballast. Bar a. 5l5 p ~. ~ to
Gustav Nigeiand tNorl - NaA1ire "Sr ~ b,i,st
he Compsgnie Generate TfansatisA'llue' j" ~"
Roer NJ rncmrsrn. Natalzas MACH H. 10 Ss'
"aaotaia1d beg. LONDON Feb and Bris.,sm
N'rrb o 10 he Aialtc Transport Line. with md'e
b- "a. az Hor Nor.olk March a. to Norton. Lilly
( 60 iu ballast. Guar a. SO m -. u.,,-.,.s.
Moorish Prince Brl. Brcst March b. 10 ruiIeS''
Witty & Co. in ballast. IA A. 81, at, 4
Nootserrat tSpsnl. CadH. 10 the tohpa,.a'
Trsnsatiantica WIN passengers. mails ana muse
'a1dy hooA c a. sr D,lssos Bay Dee 20.
Bera Ian o. Durham and Fast l9'uS 10 "a "a Rail
Ia, H. CAPE Town 81. boi91 } 90 -, - ,,ith mdse
I,tap1. caragena ,iarh TO- Puerto Co.omo,a 10 10
santa Marta a. CrstO0al - ana huss,oL a. -, ~
ne United Fruit 60. With passengers mans anu
f.d.e Bar Al 80 p m. I'd 49,, - o., mas.
ciothide Cuneo ,Norl. sarls March L. 70 mas
tsIi w. WIN ~, lac. FEB ;. Accra ls selondi y
and Sierrs Leone March ]. 10 the Nes' i'"'" "
60 win m s.s,rl Ds5 savannah March 20. to tho
orc.9 "a 90 With passengers and mdse quar- a.
as >.-..tt To- Rosfon
Sandy Hook az % y M ~, IL, r,.-.,,o,,i,
Queen Mary tBrl. Hare Feb p; va ps,'nio ~ ~
March 2. 10 Norton. Illly co. in ballast bar
AZ S.lS M. g., A. a., ,t,o uudson
Romney lBrl Plymouth Feb %. TO the "ui'o'
Raw 20 IA ballast Bar al $50 m -.
Mama Hats Bsltimore. 70 the Ne" a o,s :,
Baltimore Transportation Go, with mdse' "''' ~
N Faso. Galveston March i6. 70 The soulne''
Parn, Co with mdse. quar- az II m 90 90
Stein,'sd fNnrl Plymouth. Mas Matsh =, w
the New YORK CUBA Mail IS Go. WIN nlu'e'
quar- AZ Gle m. 5000, ,,, 90 - the
Junz,hoycd DAN. Philadelphia March ~ 10 tue
Nurse, : IJu. fn ballast. quar- a. 80 m;
DorSrt (Brl Liverpool March 10. via halfn -,
I, Norton Lilly q Go. In ballast bar d. ~"
m ,,.--.. Mach 10 10
Galpan 4 Co with sugar. Bar a. 10 50 M o,t
Iefrerson Newport News and NonoiA 10 Tue o. v.
Dominion - Co. With passengers and muse "'"
al 2:40 - . a.. ,t,uo-,,
san Jsrintn. Galveston March L. 70 the Mauos
= Co with passengers and mdse. quar- az ~.
Colombia iNorl Havana. 10 the COLOMBIAN H"''
plnr 90 with mdse Quar- ~ t.lJ m
SAILED
pavner. philadelphia. Yenrui FhliSae pn l
Auarba Charleston ard Jacksonville Nd,is't,
Norfoik aud NeVpor, Meas. Nelson ION" H''O'
Gu.fOIi. Port Arthur.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-03-24
American Filler Missing
Sergeant Mcconnell Last Seen
Engaging Two Germans

Paris, March 30 Sergeant J. r. Nc
Cornell. an American hier with the
aviation corps in France, has been
missing four days since last seen en-
gagged with two German machines
over the German lines.
Mcconnell was scouting with Avia-
tor Jenny, another American, when
they encountered two German ma
chimes, which Mcconnell engaged. with
Jenny protecting him from higher,
level. Jenny was wounded in the hand
and drew away, regaining the French
lines. When he last looked back he
saw both German machines above Nc
Connell and attacking him. This was
four days ago, and nothing has been
heard Of McConnell's fate.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-03-24
Petition Commerce Com
mission to Change Rules
for Quick Increase
10 to Is Per Cent
Increases Proposed
Western and Southern
Roads Expected to Follow
Lead of the Eastern

Washington. March 23.-Tne chiei
railroads Of the East to-day petltloned
the Interstate Commerce Commission
to amend is rules to permit a general
increase in all freight rates.
Western railroads notified the com
mission that they, too. would ask for a
general increase in freight rates, and
probably will follow the Eastern roads
in asking for a suspension Of the rule
Southern roads are expected to take
similar action.
The proposed increases probably VIII
range between 10 and 10 per cent, ac-
cording to location of the roads, VITA
indications pointing TO 4 flat increase
Of Is per cent being requested IN the
case of the Eastern roads. which carry
the great volume OF the country 5
traffic.
An average increase of II per cent
throughout the country, returns to the
Interstate Commerce Commission show
would bring the railroads an additional
revenue approximating S325,OOO'OOO an
rually on the basis of the business done
last year, the banner year. Total re-
ceipts of the railroads for 1916 were
about S4,OOO,OOO,OOO. and revenue from
freight traffic Appropriated s2,75O,OOO,-
600.
Announcement Of the increase de-
sired for Eastern roads probably will
be made by the conference of raiiroai
presidents in New York tomorrow.
Railroads Give Reasons
In their application to tn, commits
sion for a suspension Of the rules, the
Eastern roads represent that they are
sustaining and are threatened with
enormous decreases in net operating
ircome educ to large increases In
wages, in cost Of fuel coal. other ma
terial, supplies and equipment and to
increase cost of capital"
An intimation of the extent of the
increases desired is given in an in
formal statement TO the commission
by Samuel Rea, president of the Penn
sylvania Railroad. in which Mr.. Rea
said:
Though the extent of this increase
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-03-24
Business Troubles
Petitions In Bankruptcy


GIEnA MANIFACTt RING COMPANY-t 10.
uron in BANKRUPTCY has bccn sled against the
Risra Manufacturing Company A. No 1854 Gas
4 Roscn. 81 coz. rsul 4 Sraub a To- ,ag2
and AnioDctic y Wue s. S6i. Preferential paw
nrnis and The giving O. chaticl mortgage are al
legei act ~ bankruptcy.
FRANK H. HEAiMER no occupation. and resi-
ing a. 2if2 Amsterdam ave. has fled q petition
IN bankruptcy With liabilities q Slls7 and no
assris
DAISY NAY MILLS. residing at ~ West it5th
81 has hlei petition IN hankrupby. with la
bllities Il 1906. and no assets.
Schedules
ISAAC FANESlI. = Manufacturer Of clothing
With liabilities y S. .52s and NO assets
PHILIP SET'rEIa doing business A. tho seti.l
Manufacturing Company. dealer In waists and
drsses A. No % East 2lst st.. has nlod sclle~iule,
n bankruptcy. with liabilities II $40 i7 and assets
81 Sil.i'9.
Discharge Denied
LEO sAflAN-ludss Hand has denied the dis
charge n Leo Sanan. trading a. The American
Co<hing COMPANY. a. 1870 Wooster q VII, had ia
biliues 81 1881 and asse's - fi3 o6T
weekly FJIur, Report
"Rradsuoct's" re.rfs 252 business failures I'm The
United Stats during tho week. against go To-,
tho previous week and 3fi. 3I5 800 and $50 FOR
the corresponding works n 1916 to 1913 Tn. Mid
de sta'es had -. Now England 49, southern 81
Western 3D. Northwestern ~ Canada hsd 49,
against . FOR the prsr.ng we-k About VI por
cent hnh ~, than 1000 capital. and 10 per cent
had from 5000 10 10000, capital
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-03-24
LONG ACRE EXPRESS
AND STORAGE WAREHOUSt
foS-4lo WEST MTH ST. 81, ,sl

f0s-4l0 WEST 4tlh -. .af-
New York, March -Nn
To p. Lynch. A. y. CLARKE; H,f.
O'Brien, Mrs Barner. /. Murfeh, Ma.,,,r
mon T. DAILY. Mrs. {. Johnson Geo, ,,s
I. Morgan. j. Beatty. W l.. Payne cbss
Nolz. Mrs l.. Tyrone. W J. hihe', M
Adams. Mrs l. Robinson. Pau Mcps. NJ.
Dorfin. Madame Schrimmer. Mrs. 1leyv. L
X. Alderman. Mrs. J. J. Doyle ~ and
Finch. L. : Golf Assn. Mrs. ". "a.sv ssrs.
=. Kamada You and each or you sle.,,,sr.
D, notified that the time for the 80 AZ.
OF our lien upon the properly herein i,' ,o,cs
scribed having expired. after due, c.nss
thereof had been given you. We WI PEI.
such property. 10 Wit Household DoDIi \, me
sonal Effects and Merchandise sioftI .s s
I.ong Acre Express and storage Nsi,,s ior
New York City. by you or IN your "a b
i'm which YOU may have an inieIes at.
sold M public auction according 8 A. ths
ute I'm such case made and proHiSee, Sss
warehouses. Nos 40s-ti0 W. AIN ~ isli.
York city. on MONDAY, APRIL -, = ncs
al 1880 a. M and II tho sale mem '.i'1i ~ coz.
completed on said date. the same ma even
tinued az the same place on es'n 50 = n.
Monday thereafter. beginning az ~. sola
and continuing until all the goo1s Sss.roR AGE
LONG ACRE EMPRESS hND
WAREHOUSE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-03-24

has not been definitely passed upon
the ) per cent increase which was
asked for in 1918 would not be OF any
practical use a. aplied TO the present
situation The granting Of per
cont increase based upon existing
freight revenues Of the companie5
Eastern railroad companies would
rot come anywhere near, would not
begin TO pay the bill for fuel and Tor
labor under the Adamson act alone.
The tentative flar &C. 1.-The railroads.
80 far as disclosed. is to request ap-
proval OF fiat increase in freignt
rates on all commodities except coal
coke and ore. Upon these three items
proposed specified increases Of certain
sums per ton would be named.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-03-24
Fire Record

4 VI.
2 30-is. East 7th ST. Nathan Borauburg triflng
2.S0-ils West l27th 81 . Arthur linden: slight
2i-gqfh - and Jih aN Lord & Taylor: slisht
. Bob West i2ath IT. Samuel Penney: trifIng
n i0--7G RTingtou a. Samuel Green slight.
4. "
T. 30 Municipal Building Park Row. Duane and
Centre SIS damage.
llj-Gjs Jefferson n. The Bronx Benjamin Ber
ger tring.
i:5o-Highbridge Park and 1921 st.: unknown
trifug
2lo-i0th az and 209th -. unknown none
2fj-lsi9 "a Ida Beckcr. trifing.
5ij-53s 30 sy Henry Hand. irifing.
5.IO-lsl East i3sth st. Tho Bronr. Alice Tub
fisky. tfining
% -333d IT, ard Van Corlandt Park East, The
Bronx. Jacob Nrecand trining
GiI-1i2 Pearl ST. Christie NiclsOnlia. tnring
52J-il3 sth az. ". Harris. trihing.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-03-24
Bronx Hospital Seeks 100000

The Bronx Maternity Hospital on
Monday viii launch campaign for
s1OO.0 for the construction Of the
first maternity hospital in The Bronx;
1t will be at lntevale Avenue and
165th Street. The hospital was char
tered by the State Board Of Charities
after an investigation disclosed that
The Bronx had only one maternal bed
10 each 1900 population, while Man
haitian had one for every 5000 inhabi-
tants.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-03-24
Shipping Information

Usr.H. samoan Islands. Ausifsiia ana NJ" .,
Zcsiand via san Francisco -sonma o. MAE =
Guam and philippine Islands wa ran fiah A., 4,
ris.ol-U : Transport - .---.-.- ''A' -
japan Co-ca China snd fhiiI iu ,,,,i', Arr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-03-24
STORAGE NOTICES
0. & W. Storage Warehouse, Inc,
232 EAST 11sTH ST.
ranch Offices: 220 Manhattan Ave. ana
1877 East ii6th 50.

lS1 East llbtn -.
New York. March 2ith, tsl,;
To Mr.. and Mrs. McGOyern. Mrs. o. Pc.
Herman, Sir. and Mrs. Mscauiey' ~
French. Mrs Leave. Mr. and Mrs. Ahoei
son. Mr.. shirley. Mrs. Brown, $ Leyin
Bro, Mary Doyle. Miss Lee, VIM. 5r. sst
Mr. Mike Adoiph Goldcnberg, fSlnA
Renahan, Joseph Koch, Sender q bros.'
Hugh II. Bullen. Mrs. Lloyd, Ms y wis,.
son. Arlington Express and klnor@ ~" W.
Jams: Iou and each Of you are hereoy ~ ~,
fed that the time for the payment % a.
lien upon the property hereinafter -,
scribed having expired after Que hon .s.
thereof had been given you, We VII 80.
such property. 20 Wit, Household oI,o,ss
Personal Effects and Merchandise. 'W.s
i'm the .. s. W. Storage Warehouse, \,
York city By you or I'm your name \.
which you may have an Interest," ne
sold at public auction according W,sss
statute i'm such case made ana pro- Sos
at No 2i00 Third Avenue. New foIn :,
on WEDNESDAY. APRIL fIh' ~ 40,
1890 A ~. and II the sale Thereon an h.
completed on said date. the same ~ .ea
continued Al the same place on 49, 49, A.
every Wednesday thereafter. peg lhn pm ,se
1890 A. NJ. and continuing untH az
goods are sold. ..-,- tNc
o. & ". STORAGE WAREHOUSE ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-03-24
sATTEpAY. MAECH 81
TRANSPACIFIC MAILS

'srau. C,-ra ana China wa Seattle --yoso.
lapSu. Cwea. CHua suI Plipp.no Islands
Ola san FranCisool-Sibeia Mann. ....... Mar >
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-03-24
HoRnrGu OF BROOkLNN.

rI~E BROOELYN RESIDENCE $50 SECOND
st. g story: $1,000: $3.50 down Hickes,ct
$50 Main g. large house. Z rooms. grounds 50
sumns so winter Leonia. house ~ csann
house !. rooms 500. Centre and Whteman S.
ACkEaAfAN. lN1 Greenwich e.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-03-24
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORIS
ARRIVED,

AliltlN III
Rio Grande do SUI. March eO-santa Baroae' Wv
York va Rio dc Janclro. -. VI, Il,
yaipsraiso March aa-Craste- Fall. No@ 1o'- VIA
rs,Ssdcs March e3-Grscia (Swed). Santos ana
MO dc Ianciro for New York.
,i,rfevdeo March 22-Nerhes. New } cfe. ~,
t'.-,i.sft. March % 9nchzmbeau tFrl. NeW y ON.
ii,errali date not giyc.l baltic OBJ. Now Ior@.
rur.ia- Avr,s Mlar,l Clark Mona tN'r)' rem
col, llrecs March % Lysefo-d lNo'l. Ne" Ioi.
20 Clcu'leris.
IA Gnu March - E>peranya Tampe"
f,is'.rsI March -tleaico tNcx'. NeN .'f" va
,.cI:gc-cs.
SAILED
ss-7s4kI March --Buiteuzors 'pl.stl Ne"
Ya.k SIC San Fran-isco aul Pan'ma Cana.
T...,o. .,-.- N.r.n OF kcn'uckian. New Ncr,.
Havana. March -norro Cassie. Ne~ York va
,fanzan.iio Ma7rh 2s-Runs (Nor. cenfuesos
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-03-24
BOROUGH OF MANHATTAN.

LESSEES. - ENORMOUS. STEADILY lNCRiN
ing income. owner retiring will lease lons Tn
Nesy lsrge. magnificent properly choicest loca.ea
Sno,ri., wonderful profits Tor lessee. LDNAAl
BROWSING. 10 West i0th.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-03-24
IMMATURE ALMANAC


rnltcd States Coast AMI Gccdctic Su-Veyl
Son ise~ ...........5.s9 Neon rises "a. M. e.i5
Sun scts.......... o. H. Neon sets o. Us 20
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-03-24
The Weather Report

washington March 23.-Since THURSDAY nishi the
Western disturbance has moved with increasing in
tensi'g from Eastern Kansas 10 Western Ontario
and general rains have fallen Throughout the great
central valleys. The lake region. the "u.f state
Tennessee and the south and middle Atlantic
s.s'es. There were also rain. il tie north Pac'nc
states due 70 another markell disturbance now over
Southern Alaska Elsewhere The weather vas fair.
Il IS warmer in the Atlantic states. while In the
upp.r lake region. the central valleys and the
soIfhxcst there was decided fall In temperature
to-day. IN the Northwest and the extreme West
II is warmer but with temperatures sill below the
seasonal average In tho latter section.
There nlI be rain Saturday in the Atlantic
s'a'es from North Carolina norhward. and in
Western Neg YORK. followed by fair weather sun
DAY Elsewhere east o. the Mississippi River the
weather viii be generally faF Saturday and sun
dat.
Il ,.Il be somewhat colder Saturday Go the lake
reg on. the Ohio valley Tennessee AM tho South
sud colder Saturday night bon the middle Atlantic
STATE. and New EIgand. II VIII be warmer Satuf-
day iu the upper lake region. the western lower
laer region and the Ohio valley
storm warnings are displayed on the Atlantic
Goa. from EastIprt 10 Haiterai.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-03-24
ror,.a,t, 10, sp,eIaI LoeaIItIe..-ra.tern Neu

Forecasts for Special LocalItle,.-Easten New
Yo-k-Rs.n and colder to-day. fAi. tomorrow.
THE District Of Columbia. Maryland and VIZ
sinla-Ran to-day. followed by clearing and
colder weather: fair Tomorrow.
DcisTarp New Jersey. Eastern PcnnsyiVania and
Southern New Ensland-Bsn to-day: colder to-
night. fair tomorrow.
Northern New Engand-Rain to-day: fair to-
morrow. except rain or snow IN Ea-tern Maine.
colder.
western New york-Raln and colder to-day; fair
3D.. mo-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-03-24
REAL ESTATE
New 7-Room Semi-Bungalow

Attractive. Dutch Colonial. every improvement srd
rliv tieemsfeI. electricity. steam heat fireplace
IN, water: ful cellar ceile. double floors chestnut
Trim >r.eels. shades unique breakfast the,
tsdrosms ample closets. extra sA0ser oath IN
cellar. Mot sOxiO0. grassed and fenced. On asphalt
sfreet. 90 assessments, title guarsne~i restricted.
near school. . minute, from station; electric trains
% minutes 20 Broadway; close 20 waterfront. bcn
,ncnoraes. private bathing beach casino. tennis
.n.endid home community. q bargain Al last sea.
sors construction cost: 81 500 frs. morgags thf,s
years. >50e cash balance hks rent NJ. Boz 90.
Tribune Oflce.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-03-24
Winds for Saturday ard sunday.-No-,h Allan

Winds Tor Sa'ureiy ard Sunday.-Nor7h Alan
tic south and outhvest gales. with rain. Mid
die Atlantic. south 10 southwest gales. shifting 10
northwest: Saturday night. rain South Atlantic.
mo'lerate south and southwest winds. eIcept east
N Tie Sonth Florida coast: fair except rain. on
the Carolina coast East Guf. moderate south
winds. except northwest extreme north portion
showers West CUT moderate nmth and norhess,
winds. cloudy weather Disturbance over western
Ontario moving northeast. Upper lakes fresh north
west winds saturday. with generally fair weather
Lower lakes. strong southwest % northwest winds
Saturday. rain. except fair on western Erie: colder
Local 0nheal Record. The following Official rec
ori from the Weather Bureau shows temperatures
during the last twenty four hours in comparison
with the corresponding date Of last year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-03-24
DANCING
AUCTION SALES

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Wv Iii. "a ds,. Msrh "a. 1917 So
p.-,.u,sn, pr,tur-. ~ 3oi East Hous'oc "
Al Is Fourth ave. BY order Aonssses-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-03-24
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED

Female
-A-A-DAY WORKERS. no charge. iaun.
dresses. cleaners private punic. best references
Tel 6i6s Harlem. Kennedy Agency % East l25th a.
INFANTS NURSE Young Scotch Protestant. <35 .
ihrse years rrferan d. Miss HOfmayer' =
Agency. 10 Fast i3d st.. 81 floor Telephone s9i7
Murray Hill
WAITRESS CHAMBERMAID or PARLORMAID -
Good city references So -. Mss Hurmayers
Agency. 10 East i3d A.. 81 floor Telephone sei7
Murray Hn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-03-24

Highest Temperature Yesterday ~ degrees Gt
nooal. lowest. 80 tat so a. M: Average 90:
average fo- corresponding date last year 20: aver
age Tor spondns dale Tor thirty thrcc years 40