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The Coconino sun., 1917-12-07
NeUs of Interest Gathered Here and There in the State
PAT COSTELLO JAILED.

Patrick J. Costello, who, according to the statement of the officers, has been arrested no less than 20 times during the past two years, was brought down from Ash Fork yester- day afternoon by Officer I. w. Ever cit, and lodged in the county jail on a charge of selling whiskey to the h. dians. Along with Costello were brought William Rhodes and Mike Monday, both of whom are facing similar charges. The arrest of the trio followed big rough house en- tertainment which took place in Ash Fork on Sunday night between the men mentioned and a party of h. dians, the latter having spent the day imbibing the firewater which Costello and his aides are said to have peddled them.
 Costello and his two pals are all legged to have sold a large amount of whiskey to the redskins, and after the latter had reached a mellow condi- tion as result of their association with the liquor, the three men are said to have attempted to take the Indians remaining money away from them, the activities of the white men resulting in pitched battle between the representatives of the two races Rhodes had his right eear nearly chewed off by one of the bucks, and when he arrived in Prescott, the ser vices of the jail physician had to be enlisted to treat the wounded mem Der. Monday and Costello were also considerably battered up in the fight with the Indians, and the party was looking rather dejected when it came into this city in custody of Office, Everet and Postmaster Chet Dicker- son, of Ash Fork. The prisoners will be given over to the hands of the United States authorities.-Prescott Journal Miner.
The Coconino sun., 1917-12-07

In many cases throughout the coun- try automobile owners have learned to drive their own cars or have given them up entirely that their chaffeurs might be released to give their valu- able specialized service to the army.
The Coconino sun., 1917-12-07
BIG EXPENDITURE.

It is announced that during the year 1918, the S. F. P. & P. Ky. will ex- pend in general rehabilitation of its line and rolling stock over $750,00O. S5 pound steel rails will take the place of the 50 pound rails between Ash Fork and Skull Valley, distance of 40 miles.
The Coconino sun., 1917-12-07
HORSE KICK BROKE LEG.

Selso Carrillo had a leg broken Monday while trying to coax a balky horse to pull, the horse kicking Car rillo. He was due to appear before this term of district court on a charge of killing and was picked up in an auto and carried on to Holbrook.-- Snowflake Herald.
The Coconino sun., 1917-12-07
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS AND
 BUILDERS.

That on and after February 1, 1918, carpenters wages will be $500 per day in Flagstaff and vicinity.
 CARPENTERS UNION No. HOO. Dec. 7-28.
The Coconino sun., 1917-12-07

Costello is we'll known in Flagstaff having resided here a few years ago. Pat was some fighter, too, especially when he got his Irish" up and had a few drinks aboard
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-12-01

Mrs. Alexis d. Short, all the way ilJH
Buenos Ayres, Argentina. The pesl Si rs
obtained was n second and thlrn III
tho class for open dogs, and the o'ne.
exhibitors felt sorry that she did NOV
land one or more of the more i"Po'
tant trophies. c...,..,
p,,,r,,e. tdorsi-won by Mrs. James "atuhe'
Ro-.mar'. Sir Espa ~ Ar - s.,,.o,., Honey
pIy N. N-. James Gardner Rosmahs 81 jon"
,Nr,lc,p bred tdossl-won BY Mrs Jsms
Csrlncr Ro,smau's Little Peanuts. Mrs, ' n''
r FDr.l's shiny. second. MIS-. Jula = N'
Limit fIoq.l-won by Mrs Harry : rssas,
pr..trr.. Little Francis. Mrs. A u o'",I
cbiouito second: Mrs A. u SHORTS Chico' im ,n
0prn doesi-won rs Ms Helene stndeDa"e'
Uer,lrrsons siudebaker King LcaT. ia.
Winners Mogsl-Won by Mrs. Harry
a.,rr> Pea,,er's Id,,lc Francis. Mrs James Caro-
nor Rosyman's sir John II Arr. reserve ct,,,
puppi.. ltifclics Won hy Mrs. james 'Hu"''
Ro1sman's lady Idas u Am. 60, e,,,d..
Novice (bitchcs) Won by Mrs, Helene ~ ~,
baker Hcudcr,ou's studebakcf Wee os Ar
Jane. Garlncr Rrsman's LadJ Map 49,,
.-ord: Nh Helene studehaket hef"'''''
studsbaker Snow Queen. third. A., u.,.o.
American tired (biichesl--Won by Ms me,rno
S,iIlebakcr Henderson StudcbISers Wee S's'''
Iohn Barrc't's Pinkoy. second =. ,.t,.,.,.,
Yankee SNOW Cloud Girly: Mrs. James tsfln.,
Iinrsman's Beauty Girl. sccond: 1on s.,,r.h
PinLey thi-i. Miss 4. Leans toiS or, ~ wi ~.
Omen Oltchcsl-Non by NIT. Z. N i' ,
Yanke, Snow Cloud Girly: John BnreuS r"N'''
Winner. ,bltchesl-won by Mrs. Helene sluhe-
bstey Uerderor's Studel aker's Wee Sister: Mrs T.
Nirol,r, Yankee suov Cloud Gi-y. second.
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JULIUS KINDERMtNN & SONS. INC.
STORAGE WAREHOUSES;.

f24q.l251 Brook Ave. 5Sj-5S7 wales Ave.
4 l3CO-l362 Webster Ave. Bronx Borough
New York. Nov. 2ith. 1917.
Goods stored at l349-l35l Brook Avenue
IN YIN. b. Westcott II. Meredith, Charles
Williams Mrs. G. H. Morganweck. J. Z
COO %oc,. stored o., G AZ ssS.5s7 Wales Avenue by
Glickstein. Mrs. Rothstein. Mrs Dora
DavIs Mrs T. T. Mcleod, ". J.. Boyd. W
r Bovd. John \ Hayes Mrs. James Weir.
Alfred J. Futz. Samuel II. Trigger. Mrs. ID
Goods Stored at l3GO-i362 Webster Avenue
by Mrs Ralph Rogers. G. s Warner. Mrs
Il NJ W Billings y. Tuttle. Benjamin Teal
Louis Scharban. Mrs. I. VI. Brooks. Will
lam J. See. Mrs i. Gilbert. Mrs. u. NJ
Merry Chas y. PidCeOn. Goldburg Furniture
& Carpet CO. Mrs Coral Thorne Mrs. w. II.
Aldrich. -. 4 jackson, Albert Brugger.
Arthur Ketcham.
You and each Of you are hereby notified
that the time for the payment 81 our lien
upon the property hereinafter described hav-
ing expired. after due notice thereof had
been given you. we VIII cause such property.
10 vii. Household Goods. Persona! Effects
and Merchandise. stored in our warehouses
Wales Avenue. and AT i360-l362 Webster
Avenue New York City. BY you or In your
name cor In which you may have an in
terestD. 10 be sold az public auction. accord
ing TO the statute In such case made and
provided. at our warehouse. Nos. labe-lJS2
webster Avenue, near l1Oih street BronH
borough New York city, On IL 1SDAf
DECEMBER nth. 1917. at 10 4. NJ. and II
The sale thereof Is not completed on said date
the same Will be continued at the same
place on every Tuesday thereafter. begin
ming az 10 A N. and continuing until all
the goods are sold.
JULIUS KINDERMANS : SONS. INC.
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Five-P oundDog
Gains Laurels
Among Maltese

The National Maltese Dog CLUB maze
its initial bow to the public yesterday
with a specially show in the assembly
room of the Waldorf-Astoria. All the
time the judging was under way
gloom hung over the loom. for whlie
the little dogs chirped about, the cruz
president. Mrs. Helene Stude0aker ieh-
derson. lay dead at her home IN Ne"
Rochelle. She was killed IN an auto
mobile accident two days ago. ok OF
Mrs. Henderson's dogs were eNhiolteu
by Mrs. Frank 7. Clark, and tney "erS
returned winners IN the specials an"
other classes. o,
The biggest winner of the day was
Mrs James Gardner Rossman, who was
mainly responsible for staging the
show. With Lady Ann Of ARA, tiny
atom of snow-whitc wool, she carried
off the prize for the best dog OF the
show.
This little dog weighs only I'VE
mounds. yet withal Or. De Mund, tne
adiudicator Of what is best IN tine
Maltese. thought she was a perfect
specimen. with all the traits OF the
SPANIEL and none of the terrier. II was
the second trip of Lady Ann to a bench
show. Mrs. Rossman carried all before
her in the minor classes.
A real long distance exhibitor was
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SUMMONS

SUPREME COURT OF THE STATE OF
So YORK New York County Union
s,,.,.r. Savings Bank. Plaintiff, against Earl
~ Pier The Ken; Realty Company. Lion
a. Realty Company. Theodore II. Ludwig
o,I Frauklin D. colder Defendants. sum
mons Trial desired In New York County.
no the above named defendants; You are
herenv summoned 10 answer the complaint IN
thfs action and 90 serve copy OF your
s,.grr on the plaintiffs attorney within
twenty DAYS after the service or this sum
mons exclusive OF the day Of service. ana IN
ls-c az your failure 90 appear. or answer.
fsuIt. FOR the relief demanded In the com
Dated July r. 1917.
STEPHEN y. NASH, Attorney for Plaintiff.
ONCE and T. O Address. No. 30 Pine
street, Borough Of Manhattan. New York
To he defendants. Earl C. Pier and
Franklin -. colder
'rhe foregoing summons Is served upon you
ty notification pursuant 90 an order Of
fi.-arable Ed. q whitaker Justice % the
supreunc Court Of the State Of New York.
dtfrd the gath day ~ October. 1871 and
ficf on the 25th day 81 October 1917. with
a copy II the complaint In the office Of the
S1eL Of ths County Of New York at tho
county Courthouse in the Borough OF Man
r,ftnn in tie cay Of New York. County Of
New YORK and state 81 New York, th,
original complaint having been nlcd IN said
Once on She 26th day Of July, 1917.
nrfel. New York. oct. Y. 1871
STEPHEN 4 NASH. Plaintiffs Attorney.
office and T. O. Address. No 30 Pine
Street. Borough OF Manhattan. city Of
New YORK.
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STORAGE NOTICES
The Washington Storage Warehouse
and Van Company, Limited,


To Whom II May Concern: The following
described property. 10 wit: Household goons.
personal efects and merchandise. belonging
10 or held for account Of \. c. Anderson
Miss Sadie Barnett. Randolph 7. Brisb, g.
Mrs NJ T. BrunninGs Mrs. NJ. j. Harms
Miss Evelyn CanninEs. Miss Bessie clark.
Mrs Kate T. Clements. Mrs. Estede Cor
rish. Mrs. O. Divine, her heirs and admin
istrators: Mrs. Irene NJ Dunt2e, Mrs. Mar
rarct Gallagher Charles Galwey. Mrs.. Rose
Creisen Mrs F. h. Harrison, Richard y.
Holmes. his heirs and administrators; {.
Fremont Howell. Robert Jackson. MIS-.
Augusta Jacobs. Mrs. LILY Jenery. Edward
Kram. l. Kaplan. Mrs. Ida ktck' MIS-.
sarah Kaplan. Mrs G Kemble, Mrs. Muir
ray Kisscn. Mrs. ". $. Lake. Mrs. ~ Le
Novne. Mrs 81. John Lewis. MIS-. J.. Il.
Llchterstein. Miss Helen McCabe. MIS-
susie Mcclellan. O. H. Mcknight. Mrs. NJ.
H. Mavcs. Philip Morris Mrs. Catherine
Niles j. j. Palmer. Mrs. Helen Parchment
William oscar Payne. Mrs. Ella PIrie. ATS.
ELLEN P,rio. Mrs. Mary Rock. Harry
Schults Mrs J. +. Tucker Joseph Weber
r. T. L. wells. Mrs Lillian n. Wilkin'
Mrs Marie Lowe Wilson. Eddie DeNlne'
Thomas Kane, Mrs. Camilla Irene Palmer.
win he sold 10 sa tisfy the lie # the un-
dcrsigned thereon at public a on, 10 the
highest bidder at No. $500 III Avenue.
borough Of Manhattan. New x CITY. on
MONDAY. DECEMBER II, Z, at lo;So
a. M. and on each succcco-g MohHay
thereafter az same place and hour uhuI
said sale ne completed.
Dated New York. December I, 1871
THE WASHINGTON STORAGE WAKI-
HOUSE & VAN COMPANY. LIMITED
$500 EIGHTH AVE. NEW YORK Gil l.
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SANTINI BROS, INC.
FIRTpEOOF STOEAGE WANEHUIc
CO7-6O9 JACKSON AVENUE.

FIREPROOF STORAGE WAREHOJSE'
O7-609 JACKSON AVENUE.
New York. Nov. IS. 1871.
To Chas. Menke. Il. Rodriguez j. Lock
wood. W Pfannenschmidt. Mrs Anderson
l. Priyal. j. T.. Burwitz. J.. Frankfort l.
ZaIklnd. W. Ensoi. G. !. Bianchi. y. Brom-
berg ] Birmingham. Mrs. Lalor. g. hon.
Mrs Praeger. Mrs. Ryan. J.. Sherrick, J. j.
Hcaly. W Mclaughlin. NJ. Ryan. +. Palmer.
H. Sundhcimer. G.. W. Somhrck. y. =.
Wigg. \. c. Welge. NJ T."rney. h. Berg
man. NJ billiard. a. Murphy; You and each
Of you are hereby notified that the time for
the payment OF our lien upon the property
hereinafter described having expired. after
duo notice thereof had been given you. We
will cause such property. TO wit. Househ"lh
Goods. Personal Effects. Pianos. tafp.ts
and Merchandise. STORED IN TIL >AN-
TIM BROS. INC. WAREHOUSE. by you
or IN your name COR IN which you may have
an Interest,". to be- sold at public auction
according go the statute iu such case made
and provided. at the warehouse. Nos. hoi-
SOC Jackson Ave. borough OF Bronx, New
York CITY. on TUESDAY. DEC. is, u,
al 10 4. NJ. and n the sale thereof IS not
completed on said date the same VIII be
continued at the same place on each and
every Tuesday thereafter. beginning AT 10
A. NJ. and continuing until all the goods
are sold.
SANTINI BROS. INC.
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Columbus Storage Warehouse, Inc.
G2-G4 WEST 18TH STREET.
Nn.n Nnra Dccemher LIST. 1911.

G2-G4 WEST 18TH STREET.
New York, December LIST 1911
To Mary Anderson, Fannie Phillips Pearl Pearl
Cunningham Mr.. and Mrs. y. Hansen, Lucy
Bland, Mrs. Gardner Mrs Lettie Brown En-
mons. Mrs. May Kemp. A. Hubbard W. II.
Jackson. Raid DoWden. G.. Caii lolm. Laura
Rarnes. Mrs J. CARROLL. Michael Spellman'
Mrs show. j. Gray. T. Jardine. MIS-.
Cramcr. Mr. and Mrs. W. !. Foreman, car
rie Fields. Virgil Gaines Josephine Hogan
r. +. Brown Margaret Smith or Mltchel.
YOU and each Of you are hereby notified that
the time for payment Of our lien upon inc
property hereinafter described having eN-
pired. after due notice thereof had been
given YOU we will cause such properly 10
wit Household Goods, Personal Enects'
Trunks. Merchandise carpets, etc, stored IN
our warehouses 10y you COR In your name or
in which YOU may have an INTEREST," 10 he
sold az public auction according 10 the stat
ute In such case made and provided. az the
warehouse. C2-Gf West l3ith 81. New lor.
civ. on Tt ESDAN. DECEMBER 18TH,
1917. At 1880 \. VI, and II the sale thereon
is not completed on said date the same WIZ
be continued at the same place on each am
every Tuesday thereafter beginning al lV.SO
A. NJ on each day and continuing until the
sale Is completed. -.. 49,.
COLUMBUS STORAGE WAREHOUSE, INC.
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c. c. N. Y. Freshmen Five
Have a Long Schedule

The freshman basketball schedule OF
tho College Of the City of New YORK
has lust been announced. Fourteen
games are slated, Of which four Will be
nIaved away from home. There will be
one trip. that to Farmingdale. where
the warnings meet the New York State
School of Agriculture.
The schedule follows:
December /. c. y Y. sophomores. y =,
Iohns freshmen; Is. n. Y. L. freshmen ~ D'
VIZ I.,n,ry Boss H. s.: T. Emerson liigh
scba.J a, West IIohokeu. ). Manhattan fe,h
men 6 Columbia Grammar School at Columbia
~; 49,, \ Y STATE School o' Agriculture
a, Fsrningdale Is. University OF fehnYNHi'
freshmen; Is. Morris II =. ,,.. pt.,r.
Msrrh /. White Plains II. : al ""te r'''N'
UuShyick d. :.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-12-01
Court Order Permits
Bouts at Broadway

An injunction has been granted to
the Broadway Sporting Club. of Brook
Ign. by Judge Benedict, restraining the
police authorities from interfering
with the boxing and wrestling show
arranged for tonight. This programme
has been hanging fire for couple OF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-12-01
Wycollar Boy and Briergate
Bright Beauty Best Dogs
in Combined Show
By James s. Mitchell

The combined specially show OF the
Airedale Terrier Club of America and
the Wire Haired Fox Terrier Club at
tracted a big crowd of terrier fanciers
to the Hotel McAlpin yesterday, ana
the exhibit was voted a success IN
every way. OF the two types benched
the fox terriers showed the best con-
dition, and somehow they seemed TO
possess more charm for both sexes.
As usual, Mrs. Roy A. Rainey was in
evidence with her cracks from the
Conejo Kennels. With her young cham,
pion Conejo Wycollar Boy she carried
off the ribbon and the prize for tht
best dog of the show. In the other
classes and in the specials she dc
we'll and scored effectively over hei
rival. the Marbald Kennels.
American Dog Wins
In the winners class Of dogs there
was a notable triumph Of an American
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-12-01

weeks. but now that legal barriers WIZ
preyent the police from spelling the
evenings entertainment, IT Is prooaoIe
that a full attendance Of the members
will turn out.
Italian Joe Cans and walter Laur-
cite. two tough and tearing we!ter.
weights. will mingle in the big event
with the gloves, and in the semi-hha'
K. o. Circus and Joe Leonard, bantams'
will try to raise the roof.
The wrestlers will be impersona.eu
BY Nicola Montagana, Of Italy ana Mac
Wiley. of Syracuse, in the man pou,
with Bernhoff Hansen and hlimei
Johnson in the semi-final.. Members
must show their cards at the gate
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-12-01
MARRIAGES

RIsRTE- FLINT Captain Joseph haI - 49,
p;sboc II and Mis- Catherine INV
-,arried November 20 az NC.a n."I NJ
home of the brides parents, 'lI' """ -;
John Wymau Flint Mr. lut y /" .5,r,
rcrt paper manufacture. being li'-'''. .s
If 40 W,tran Flint & sons ''up",,' Nv
Rclloyvs balls. and the Cla-emont 80,
COMPANY. iu Claremont. y. Il tno
/. tho Only daughter. no Lt" H.
,.,.sl,,,tc ~ Auncr.t College with 'h' Gu
~ 141O and q former teacher 200 h'Iy.
W., ACADEMY. in Pourhkccpsic, y. /. ne
80. a member OF the second officers tral l-
ing camp at Plat'shurg. - NJ, L., .,. @,,, 70
commissioned a captain. lie eNPSSN ."
crtcr artiye service after December 10.
c.RHAN- ALLEN On November ~. at 81
Tborras's Church. New York, 10y In' ~
nr " Strother Joncs. Ruby h4i'a0eLi''
daughter of Mary a. Allen OF NeW lSoIlen'
90 Walter Henry Carman' oi N'''''',
England
FILMER ARTHUR On Nove wen G 81 Sarah
pcatrice Arthur. daughter o, Mrs. Paul VI;
FHmcr and stcpdaughtcr OF Cap'tt,u ~, .,,s
N. Filmer. a. G. y. A.. to Augustus
Weslake Filmer. L. $ y.
FINLAY- CHRISTIE At 81. Luxe OhuISl,.
Nontrlair. y. J.. on Wednesday, Noyemher
~ bv the Rivht Rev. Wilson X. SteStiy'
s;sted bv the Rev luke White. bdith'
dauchter OF Mrs. Robert Christie. 70 OeoTge
Dirk Fiplav. jr.. second lieutenant. L. =. L.
LIVINGSTON - KITTREDGE - Al Grace
Church Chantr5. on November -; w by
The Rev. Charles l. Slattery, ID. d. assist
cd bv the Rev Frederick Gardner y. ~;
Gertrude Claiming Livingston daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. james Duane Liylng,ioh' 70
Lieutenant Henry Crockcr kit'redGe' OF
Cambridge. Mass.
PARDEE- MALLORY-Mis Margaret MAJ,
Tory. daughter Of Mr.. Walter ;. Mallory o.
Faston. Penn. and New York, VIII bt
married to-day at noon 10 First Lieutenant
Charles Marvin Pardee, Of Hazleton, Penn
al St. Peters Episcopal Church, Hazleton
Penn.
STILES BLATTNER-On wednesday, No
vember IS, 1917 Miss Lenore G. Blattnei
To William H. Stiles, both Of Brooklyn.
HULL-wILLETT-on Tuesday, No
vember -. 1917. at s.. Johns church
Washington. by the rector. the Rev. ROLAND
Cotton smith. D. D.. Margaret Rutheriorc
Willett. daughter Of Mrs. Willett and th'
late Marinus Wllett, 20 Charles Herre'
Woodruff.
ZABRISKIE - CHATTLE - On Wednesday
November 2S. 1917. at Paterson, y. d.
Miss Julia r. Chattle 20 Eugene Zabriske
by the Rev y. S. Hamilton. rector ~
Paurs Protestant Episcopal Church.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-12-01
suRRoGATEs, NOTICES

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF
Honorable John L. Cohslan. a Surrogate
Of the County Of New York. NOTICE 10
hereby given TO all persons having claims
against MARIA LOUISE BEEBE, late Of
tie County - New York. deceased. TO pre-
cent the same with vouchers thereof to
tie subscribers. az their place OF transact
ing bust Room sol. No l2s Broadway,
In the city OF New York. on or before the
18th day OF January, 1915
Dated. New York. the 9TH day OF July.
1911 -
ALFRED LOCKWOOD BROWN.
RODERICk BEEBE.
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SAIESNOMEN --- Educated. retned women WIN
sonic sale, experience. Wan'~i % represent w
Encyclopedia Britannica Company IN Nes io',
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leads furnished. commission bass. 10 Ne'i "a
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-12-01
Manhattan Five Wins

The Manhattan College basketball !
team defeated the St. Francis i've last
NIGHT on the De La Sale Academy
court by a score of 81 to ..
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The Weather Report

WASHINGTON Nor So general distnfoo7
over Ontario With low pressure extending so''hsH
into the southern Atlantic stAtss. ho ben y
teudsl by general rains from the uppsr NssS~
,,Ilcy eastysri erccp. IN New EnsiLnd. and nsr
were also rains IN the C1o!inu. CeofSfa ~
eastern Tennessee. Pressure continued "a fail 80
Of the Incsy Mountains. with general rsins 80
| the middle and northern districts. Elssshess ~
weather was fair.
IL 1, colder in ths VALLEY Of the Red Rive d -
north and on tho northern Pacific Cost but ~
where. eIcep. In the southern Auanue stats. W
u.rstsires are generally higher. docideiy 30 IA ~
central ROCKY Mountain region ard he uasas
/ Plateau. -
T1.rs will b rain SATURDAY from Ncrh csro1'
norhe~i~srd. with p'oOal ''n' snow U , s''.
ern New England. Esg~hsse ca, d me Wise
.ipy River tho weather will be general, 'Hf ss'~
/ dag and Sunday.
!, will be colder Saturday IN he Lbs ~
the Ohio valley and Tennessee ard On sansS
the eastern lower Lake rgon, and the Hs'a''
lantlc states and New Ensiind.
I storm warning are displayed on ne non"
! California coast
Forcea.,s Tor sssciaI LseAiItis.-Dsisssfs.
Jerssy. Eastern Pennsylvania. EAstoni Nss
southern New England. rain Saturday; sUi''" -
colder.
Northern New England. rain or 1oT sal''-
warner: Sunday colder ard generally fhf
Western Pennsyl'snis. cloudy and colder
day; Sunday fair and o'ldet -
Western New York rain or mos satsruA''
., ~, western portion: sundsy colder ana -
orally fair
Ises, oaiciai Rses~d.-The follc~ins onif's -
cord from the Weather Bureau shows ~"'"'
during the last tseniy-four hour. IN o"@'"
with the corresponding date q last 'sH ...<
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BIRTHS

pARo< To Mr. and Mrs. Murray ha'o pm
us southern Boulevard, "A dauNn''''
November .
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Miniature Almanac

Sun ,i.e,.........sss saa 80. ,,i.''nr3N
Moon rises tP. Mb..i:ii nooa -"
HIGH wAnR ~ RM
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LOST. FOUND AND REWARDS
LOST BiNkBOOkS

LOST" station. South Ferry. hand
bag. about SIS. gold spectacles; reward.
hudson Hotel
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-12-01

Hishs.t Temperature yesterday. " deps ~
D. nj. Io~at. IS lat nj; "'s
average for sane date iast yss'. u; s"'~
..ms date iass thirty .thros year. ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-12-01

witch Savings Bank. 246 and 2iS sixth
ave. New York city. Payment stopp, d.
Please return 10 bank.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-12-01

LOST. -Bankhook 40. 2S2.535, The Green
Wich Savings Bank. 2fG and 2iN Sixth
ave. New York city. Payment stopped
Please return to bank.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-12-01
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LEGAL oaIelsi Fssssast.-iiain "-ac'
co,der TO- morrow moderate south ~inda
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-12-01

LOST -Bankbook 80. 56f.C5l The Green
witch Savings Bank. 2fG and efS Sixth
ave. New York CITY. Payment stopped
Please return 90 bank.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-12-01
UNDERTAKES

IobnW yon Oldest Fs'ahusr'i Fco1omisu
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