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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-03-01
u. S. Military Orders

Mai ARTHUR WILLIAMS. e.. J.. to Preside
NJ san Fraaris-o 'or examination for retirement
Mai SAMUEL MP RUTHERFORD. llh Cav
detailed 90 fu vaoan-y DO Adu'at General g
Jcps-men,. 20 Chicago a- assis'an. 10 ad.uiaHt
central department
Name o. MAJ ROBERT &c. e. kELToN g. A.
placed Oh detached lis'. March TO- ai name
d, Maj ALEXANDER GEEIG d.. g. A. To-
mo7ed ,lereyrom March u.s. Ma GElG from
duty with ORGANIZED militia. March a.
Can, SrASlSIAUs A. NElssEH. Philippine
scouts. 10 ro'Ircl list. March o.
First H. EUGENE vuIAHEr. G.. A. from
pre.en, dutg Angus % 10 West Point
Mai JOHN L. HINES. adu'a11' seaoral. ' rom
present duties % G0'ern1rs Island A' assistant
Nam, ,2 '1 y, Gsgt 20 GESE j. Fly i-rh ca,a.v.
F ,,igs 81 G 4eala,q es, am ro. .', ,l.'9 '
Name of Capt rulAr vs. BoosEh I'D lIe.,
Arl.cry, pa.ei ~ d i,g".,,,,. r5aoyoI
ihcrefrm Capt BROOKE assigned 'h fi'.d
e., A.-I H. nr,N p VIM. NJ r G.. from Army
N,l,raI School Washington. TO Walter Rod Gen
e~sI Hospital u e.
Yo.Ioyiug officer, OF National 'na[l '.'e...el ~
SUCH infantry regiments ~ regular army p,
may is defruatsl g crnmanl.ns several
Southern Department fnr routine pfA l,
tt.,rry -.', illinois Infantry Fir, o.. CEClL
n DANItL 7u ohio. HAIRY Z, 81 HElI-
WfNER d. Ohio. ll"tiS, e bo'iAN ,,,g1r.a
ro5avI Ms o,f.sr sin Boz examined for promotion
,I A,g. Lrcrs o. HoLBno0K. gen rsd Ar.
' ali HAERlsnN HALL. ih Field AZ, 'apr
{,to M1ESc r.. E3 },II6fEs l.b red a.. Firt
F II; l2iN WILLIAM ~ T. 'LAl,NEp, g9+
COZ oI,,z-G GE'So rTlnir NAYS J6iii22 81
sCp6WII.L. LEWIS b. EREtETut. CLYDE D..
WCONkEY ILoN %. COLI - Fed a. a., .
I1sFpH a ROGERS rnANLIr r. ClIl,
III n1.,tiniir ilt WYtIu EDWARD a
WuiAK. Dr.. 20 flcId Al JASON Ny -,
IT'S SD trd A. Willnn4iN l' l..,
ls.rr i,usrnous WnlTMoN q .4\ Nuld'. .
,. r..f Ar. HUBERT e. -IANIuN i"fI
r.ao. aaparm~. IhAt..,llTI,- u b' ~, ~, '
A. FArL, T. FEWoN. h fi.a 49, "'a.-u
d.. ue,-.re.i 0u'. bon q. = cob AnrI D. WI r,-
pvt tg le't'r io conna1l..s F'.rf'. O.. o par
r..sfIr. Zoo tIs examination i0r P 'm'. no. 'i'
.... BOZ Japan 500 tf rr.mllfd iF '".HiNa''l J. <
INK, .a..,I .tlr. t.a. Japan. NiI n' erami. 81
bg I.fter ID D,gumaIdlnz genera. iah0 b'pl
Offerft ta iu'. in Na..Ir fm WI DO 'hAiN
Irei Iy board .lu1u.d Boz War Department
r,39, H.. WALTER wYNNE. cav: JAMES T.
RYR0M. BENfANnN e. WLlH. 9Eonih ~ I
jShuSw Mills lrf. CllSroN IS HOWARD.
Wed Ar. IuStru IT, h.EAN-tl. -l.l ll-. .
EARL D. NAlntN sha hNN Il y. ~. ~, pt t'-
U.rg, FOR examination for ram. o. Junior mill
f4rg Aviator. iu aviation .nf.lfi .fl.. '.l'
FIr.t o. THOMAS u SCOTT VI. * - rom
urvrNao Don't FOB lrme aaf stand relieved from
sr.igo dup upon expiration tNo months aud four
. ca II ,..5e. M ono month upon relief from
present dute. granted capt FORREST p. OVER
HOLsER. ir inf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-03-01
Austria Deports
All Male Serbians
Over ii Years Old
10000 Taken from Homes
Since September to Dig
Trenches Under Fire

London. Feb. D. According to ad-
vices received here BY the Royal Ser
bian Legation, Austria is doing with
the Serbians what Germany has long
been doing with Belgians. A reign Of
terror prevails in the parts Of Serbia
under Austria Hungary.
DECORATIONS Of Serbians on large
scale have been inaugurated By the
Austrian military authorities in the
conquered Serbian territory. Coop
Grating with the Austrians are the Bull
garians and, 20 a smaller extent, the
Germans. During September more
than two thousand native Serbians
were deported.
On the Serbian territory occupied
By the Austro-Hungarian authorities
murders are carried out simply in
accordance with a list in which GER
tain anticipated "crimes" entail the
death penalty, which list has been
drawn up by the military commander
in chief. the Archduke Frederick.
day 20 day. and includes an ever in
creasing number Of offences which are
punishable with death. BY public eN-
ecutions and by exposing the bodies
Austria-HunRary d. endeavorinR 20 in
..midate Serbia, and BY the removal OF
- best ard most prominent men she
- trying 20 deprive l. Of all It's lead
ers and advisers.
IN the following months the depor-
tations grew % alarming proportions.
In al about $4,000 Serbisns have been
dep3rted. The countrg Is being de-
nuded Of its male population in thor
Sugh Prussian fashion. All males above
fourteen are exiled b. the Teaton-Bul-
gArian authorities
The exiled Seroians are employed by
their enemies in digging trenches and
work Of similar character They are
often exposed 20 the FIRE Of their own
brother and allies In addition "a
this, they sueeumb IN large numbers
20 disease and exhaustion. for the con-
ditions under which they arc deported
ard brought 20 their destination are
described a. uuimaginsbly inhuman.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-03-01
caniiaI Folk Watch Fight

Washingtonians packed the galleries
and saw the House vote down pro
noSal 10 submit the whole question OF
probibition in the District to the DIS
trict people in a referendum. .
curious sidelight on to-day vote
was the threat of Representative CAIN
van. Of Massachusetts, that if the Dem
ocratic party permitted the District to
be voted dry he would vote with the
Penublicans TO organize the House at
the next session. Mr.. Galllvans iriends
declare that he is serious IN this m
tention. which would almost surely
throw the control Of the House to the
Republicans
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-03-01
Five Vessels from War
Ports Dock, Eight Sail

The FINLAND was followed into port
yesterday By the Japanese merchant
man Hudson Naru, from Bombay, which
had an exciting encounter with Tho
German raider In the South Atlantic
other vessels % arrive throughout The
day from bslligerent ports included The
syri4 Belgian, Rotterdam; City Of
Duukirk British, Liverpool; Chicago
CITY, British, Bristol
Late yssteTday evening tho American
stsAneF Vialancia sailed for HsYre
With = general cargo cOnsisting princi-
pally Of cohns and whiskbrooms Other
vessels ~ steam FOR ports within the
forb ddcn area were the tbrOon Bel
NAN. shlgzan Iafu lJapaneEeJ,
Gsn0a, Mi0fftfc Dc Aacy0cr BeigiauJ,
CopfnbzRer. L.sbcth lHOfHcgianJ. Rot
fsrda,0. tepanto fBrtnhJ. Hull. RIOS
ssDo lBri1sh), Cardiff; AOsonia Brit
lshJ, Liverpool
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-03-01
The Weather Report
Official Records and Fore
casts for Next "a Hours

Washington Teb. es-Ran or no" feh To-Day
i- ,t. ,niidi, Atlantic states and the ONO valley.
and rain On Tenne,'ec Arkansas and portions OF
r. middle cur uSies. snoN fell also Ia ln'
....r. and northern Rocky Mountain resion'. Inc
.,,,,f,u va, heavy be- portions ~ hen'uey. "'''
c..,.,t, and southeastern Pennsylvania.
.rt, fsnrsra,ure was lover 500 the middle A
land. rs.,. Tenuessso ard the interior Of t"e
~, crff states E1.suhere the changes we're q W.
dc importance. ...., u.,,.,- ,ri'l
.. ...,ia over ur.l " thc Eastern nav OF INC
.,..,t-,. dHr.rg tp-worr1N and Friday. with ram ~
..1., ir middle aud rain BOO southern sections eas'
I'd tre Mississippi Rive. ,..
The Temperature changes win not Doe important
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-03-01

In connection with the organization
Of the House. James K. Mann. Repuo-
lican floor leader. voted against the
prohibition bill. while MIR. Lenroot' Of
Wisconsin, the most formidable candi-
date against him, voted dry.
The bin as passed will not make the
District "bone dry 1t places no re-
striction on the importation Of liquor
i'm any quantity desired "for individual
use" There is a clause eXemptlng en-
bassies and legations, though this IS
scarcely necessary.
The drys annoupced that next year
they will attempt to force through an
amendment forbidding the importation
of alcoholic beverages for any purpose
whatever
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-03-01
STORAGE NOTICES
AMERICAN STORAGE co.

New York. February 2sth' 1917
Mrs J.. q Alenn. Mr. a. T. tImahu. Mrs
~. Hopkins Mrs Ida Lin. sir. ApIcy
George Holland Mrs. A. Cowen. Mrs A W.
MCINTYRE Mrs. j.. Dillon. Mrs A. y Ban.
ilrs. Eta Kieafsr. Mrs " con. Mrs Jo-
seph Bernard. George Savage. Mis-. o. r.
Garland. Miss BOoth Mrs 4 H. Ointes Mrs
90. Falrman. Mrs. Connolly. You and each ~
you arc hereby notified that tho tim. for
me payment ~ our iiru upon tho property
hereinafter described having expired. AFTER
due notice thereof had been given YOU We
Wll Daus" such property. to w.t. household
goods. personal enrDa. meg, haudise. carpets.
rfO.. stored hy sou or boo your uame in Tho
American Storage 60 warehouse 10 be sold
af public auction. according to The statute In
such case made and provided. at the ware.
house 1f1-2iq West f9fh So. .Now York CITY.
ou Wednesday. March ION. 1919. al 1870
q m.. and ON Wednesday. March 2ist 1917.
Of 1880 a. ui.. ana N the sale thereof Dr. not
completed ON said dates the same Will bs
continued m the same place on each and
every Wednesday fheroa flor. beginning at
ln 900 m.. and continuing until all the goods
are sold
AMERICAN STORAGE CO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-03-01
FIRE RECORD

l.-Frs Boo u,lcal. 5-i b. and Central Park
West. EmiI Gsrlge. $50
255-i5s.b. a sai :, N'cho.As ave rinh Ave-
mo Bua Go Sigh.
@ go Fa. Houston 81. Man ki-hV sishi
81. ffi HrIalHst Globe Nr1I'Ac 60 inning
DEB 90 South r0adHar. WILLIAMSBURG bridge. auto,
flrrs NfnfNrrr. ilfHg
II .OO-gis East loom st Mar Bocsrr. slight
f. ~
1. 10 Iga Wet i.lsf 90. Julia UudIg funHF
I 20 ga Wei 80 ft saukvifz SrpF g. 2 0no
10000 Fn a.. me Efo4t. DAVID birrn
timing
2f0. tis Wasf .-h sf. Ai0'pl Hrriot'y. slght
..IF.It0 Fasi Houston sf. Iala t4uo 'Ihiug
. fs.sIs Wet lINiI sf unknown. frgifs
10 900 West 2rd sf Helen FfasT ifhiug
..lE. 1860 lt aF Nlrhsr StuUri1. 81.
5.It. GA F0rIhan t.. The brHnt louis Hghsn
afin mining
e. l0 f-1i raff afr Ellison Eie'tnr 60 500
..1o-allt q, agn uarD Lahin0Hly unkuuFu.
fO--ro-t - snd Academy st fnth Avenue
Corporation. lstniaA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-03-01
France to Govern Sailing
Of Ships in Foreign Trade
New Order Requires Vessels
to Obtain Permits

Paris. Feb. 2a.-An Official decree
published here to-day provides that all
steamships % more than 1000 tons
burden which are chartered By com
panics or individuals m France must
Rave authorization from the Under Sec
retary Of Transportation IN order TO
soil from a foreign port 10 any point
other than n French port or 70 sail In
ballast from % French port to foreign
port
Vplatio1 of his regulation will BE-
pdnkhed by cancellation Of the priv
ueRe Of engaging ia foreign commerce.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-03-01
stanton street

Together with the appurtenances and all
the rights and interests OF Do" parties 10
tho said action o. In and TO the said prem
ises
Free and clear Of all membranes and
liens except state ~ facts shown by survey
81 said premises made By Charles A Meyer
& son and IN possession Of plaintiffs at
torneys.
Approximate amount of mortgage debt,
costs and allowances, g2l $3.50, taxes aud
water rates ti.22j.10
Dated New York February 9th. 1911
BAYARD =. HOLMES Referee
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-03-01
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED
Male

Male.
COUPLE Swiss: butler. valet, useul wife exec
lent coos and manager. highly recommended. city
or country Miss Shaughressy's Agency. Il West
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-03-01

lores. Al uqp. NJ: average. q. svefase same
10 i,.t ear ~. syerEs, same date or last tar
ty-threc years. t5.
Humidity
m....CI 2. m.....A D. m'''''''
Barometer Readings
a 1886 ,. m. 1898 3. m''''''
Local Forecast Probably snow to-day. lo-m'.
row. probably snow or -ain. moderate TO iFe'"
northeast winds
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-03-01
AUCTION SALES

BY WRITE or CONDITIONAL RULS or SALE
made BY the following % Deu'sch Bros.. Jadar
Dmnko Topper. kaufman Nadw0uy. Friadrn. Al
lef. Kirshner. Getrrt Bpriusky. Rrseu. I will sell
To-day NJ . A NJ. Fumiturs and Photographs.
az l29 East l2itn 80.
DAVID LIEF Au0iouecr
BY VIRTUE or Az EXECUTION OF A LIEN
viu sell To day. a. 10 4 VI az So Brsdwsy.
Brooklyn Piano Stool and Cover BENJ GREEN
span. Marshal DAVID LEEF. AuGiOueer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-03-01
Washington Dry
Bill Is Passed;
Vets Die Hard
Foes of Prohibition in Dis
trict Beaten More than
Two to One
Another Victory Won
Drastic Reed Amendment
Practically Sure To Be
come Law

Washington. Feb. 2S.-By more than
q two 10 ono voters to 1@7-the
House Of Representatives tonight
voted the District Of Columbia dry.
The only possibility Of preventing the
District from joining the dry TERRITORY
on November next lies with President
Wilson, who could veto the bill, though
this is highly improbable
The drys won a second victory "he"
the conferrees on the postal appropr'a-
ton bill Unexpectedly announced an
agreement under which the Reed bone
dry" amendment is virtually sssureu
Of enactment.
The drys fought every attempt TO
amend the District bill all day and hail
the night session. Every parliamen-
tarv device was used by the vets TO
delay action or force some amendment
Amending the bill would have meant
sending the measure to conference TO
adjust the differences between the TWO
houses. and had it been done a wet
Senator or two would have been able to
talk the bill to death. ,-, .to
William j. Bryan, who watched tl'e
fobt through most Of the aIteI Ho '
from the gallery. was overJoyea a' 'H'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-03-01
FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET

BEST SECTION OF BROOKLYN Strictly private
house BEAUTIFUL vyw from rear windows Third
npo- c0n,iating ~ three rooms and too baths FOR
relt furnished. Convenient l1cai CO., Best ~ refer
euces necesssry STATE ful particulars. y. Box
10 r-hule Orlnn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-03-01

iTlesr mails close a. $50 p n.
Hawaii and Philippine Islands via San Fran
-isc1l -Wuhe.m..s ........ .....-..-.. MAI 3
Japan Cores ana China via VANCOUVER a., ,
NortcaF'c ...-..-.-. ...... .'''' p
Hawai- Japan; , ori'a ana emma WA Mar 5
H3Ts. J.na ,g. "a anu '- wa Mar 6
H3ghn s,n'5o ', '''' "'''. ..'.... iisr :
Uavau FH Ilarl. Nra Zealand aud Aus,
f-ais via Na.t.lgerI -Nstura. ...-. MAY
Japan Corea. China and Philippine ISLANDS %
IVA Vancouver -LMpfe-s OF Asia .-'.--- 'lai ~
ARRIVED
Srre tgeigI. Rotterdam Jan u. Barr 30 anH
Fsyal Fah rs. tD N'rfu.. Lt.y q" ln 'aIia'l
Bar NO pc. m. .lfh r o., r.t.
IarsoiI tNlr t.rrEcgrs Feb TO- ID ID ID ii''
A. 80 with sugar bar a. ! u. .-
Nf.no'a, CU.f. .Nr.I. taua-Du I.- e.. IT'D To.
V.ir... =. f.. .IH sugar Der ~ 80 m
q q FoIq.- ur,. 600 'rr1. lffNFi CD d..
tr ID n Warif. .u N1Iss. Bar o.. . l.. .'.+
ffgadurss iNorI. r,r Antonio f' u.s.
Esr N add kingston ~ fg iH' l.I. 20 tia" ~ "
,..fb fqss.r.s,, and ri-e. Bar n p POI. ...I
TfrIsgr N1ru IsuI. BOMBAY Eot -I. iI' ''"i
rr. Is p.-.aurI.n Ieh and Fan .I.' I'D
Esl,d.r Weir & Boyd. with md7r. ha' .' '''
Cslt, Ar.ofoga.ta reh e. Pasta o. Taara
All c-..r,sI NJ fo David r. Warden "--h crude
Acs@ia lSa-i. Vita Fob %. t1 f- NWsH. IS
Line "a m tI-tr Bar 81 20 % u. -'lH
'IIs-e,-,.d ,Pr. Newport NeE, F.H e' o" Fnr
moss. witty q 60 la tala-. quar- al $50 d ~.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-03-01
st'RRoGATEs' NOTICE

INES. LEoNARD.-IN PURSUANCE OF
q " crder OF Honorable Robert Ludlow
r,,,.ler a Surrogate Of the County Of New
york dated october nth. 1915. NOTICE
- L.reby given 10 all persons having
rlsims against Leonard Ames, late Of the
C'rrty u New York, deceased. TO pre-
senf the same with vouchers thereof TO The
sulscr.bers. az their place OF transactinE
I,,st,.s- at the Office OF Charles =. Lat
80 No "a Pine Street. Manhattan. IN
ne CIV Of New York. on OF before the
alst day Of April next
Dated. New forH. the lsth day OF octo-
o'i' FANNY II. AMES,
CHARLES p. LATINO.
Executors
cuAp1Es p. LATTING. Attorney for
Executors. No 81 Pine ST.. y. Y city
~ PURSUANCE or AN ORDER OF HON.
-; rnn p. Cohalan. a Surrogate Of this
County OK New YORK. notice Is hersOy siFen
S,ari@s kirchhon. late Of the County OF
New York. deceased, 10 present ne same
with vouchers thereof TO the subscribers at
,beir place OF trsnsactins business. At the
o,,ita ~ their attorney, Henry IL. Corey,
Gso No geo Broadway, IN the city OF
NNsw York. on or before the 18Th day of
NI Dated. New YORK. the nth day OF Sep.
'eih0s'' WILLIAM a. KIRCHHoFF.
THEODORE DWIGHT.
Executors
HENRY b. COREY.
Attorney FOR Executors. No. 200 Broad
way Manhattan. New York city.
LYDIA EsTELLE DeFORREST IN pun
.iauce OF an order II Honorable John r.
Cohhlan a surrogate OF the County OF
Now York notice IL hereby given 10 all
persona having claims against Lydia
EsteIIe DeForrest. late OF the County of
NeW York deceased. 10 present the same
with vouchers thereof. to tho subscribers
an their place Of trsnsacting business. at
the offices Of Fullerton Wells. Esq, No.
200 FIfh Avenue, Borough OF Manhattan.
CIV % Sew York. Oh or before The 10Th
day % M4y. 1917.
Dated. November 21nd 1919.
NENSiL MIX,
WILLIAM T.. WARNER
CARRIE l.. COOPER.
Administrators
FULLERTON WELLS. Attorney for Ad-
illustrators. No 600 Firm Avenue
borough OF Manhattan. CITY OK New
York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-03-01

England. generally fair Thursday and FRIDAY.
southern Sew England. pariy cloudy Thursday;
Friday ursttrd probably rail Or snow
Eastern Nca Yora. partly cloudy Thursday. prob
ably snow along tre ors,t FRIDAY. cloudy. probably
SNOW rain Ir SOUTH
Sew I.nrr. Delaware Eastern Pennsylvania and
Mar land. cloudy Thursday aud Friday. probably
rain nr -uYw
District ~ Columbia. cloudy Thursday and FIJI
Ia. probably rain 0r sroT.
Ws.Iu pennsylvania partly cloudy Thursday
Friday probably rain or snow
Western Nes York. party cloudy Thursday and
Friday.
ocal O1Cal Record Tho fl.loviug record RON
the Weather Bureau Shows temperatures during
ffe last twenty four hours IN comparison with the
CORES uriIIs date of last year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-03-01
HELP WANTED
Male

Az OPpOR1T NIFTY f0r young college men 10 MAKE
money during their spare tine cal phone ~
V-i'e e. VI Van Tss,ell. lil Broadway. Tel. j6li
llrt 8ulf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-03-01
STEAMERS At FOREIGN PORTS
ARRIAIn

u.r,,, Eel, as--Saratoga. Ne-y York -.
gI,,.ao BE-, -,-Caracas. Nea York va Seh 'uS a.
p-rf. DeIcada FEB -1-o"eg'. Ne" l'i" '''
Genoa. ,,,-,,
Trinidad. Feb I'D y Luckeubach from s"os''
Ncc YorE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-03-01
MINIATURE ALMANAC


.uni'sd States Coast md Geoietc sur5ey)
Sun r.sez ...........gsl Neon rises "a. nd ID ~
Sun sets ............r 9. Moon sets "A. on B.. ol
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-03-01
.OST, FOUND AID REWARDS


LOST BANkBOOKs.
LOST Handbook No -7J q26 % DRY Do~t S,,iry.
lrfN'u'ir. ANY person having claims utou said
WIND iNlrY Oafs Or said book viii De- Ice. artvi
cancelled sld neT one issued Boo leI thereof
LOST -Hinsbook 40 slg ga Tie Gr.enwirb say.
frE Bank tif and 1iS sixth ave Now York
'.y. faiment stopped. Please return 10 bank
LOST R8rthook 40 fffOZ.. Tie Gra.rv,iob Ss,
Hss Euh 90 sud as SIKH ave N.g Y0rk
'i'. ia|m"nt s'1pp~l Please return to bank
LOST handbook 80. a. asS Max Kobre's Hapt
q. Canal 81 Payment .toGr'l Please return 10
Lost Handbook 40 2I.o2s. Mar Kobre', Rant
81 Canal a. Payment stopped Please r,<urn 10
LOST Blkbook 40 5Oi7i Max Kohre's Rart
81 Canal st Payment stOpVed Please rcturll TO
LOST Butt.,t SO 1850 Max Koh-o's Rank
q. 'anh 90 Pay SLOPES, Please return 10
LOST Handbook so 2lsil. Mar Kohres Rank
ID 'ana sl Payment stoITcl Please return U
bank
LOST -Ba1s1ook 40. i6tili % Dry Dock Saving,
baNk. Finder return 10 bank
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Business Troubles
Bankruptcy PetItlons


ADOLPH KARP-A petition has been fled
against At0.uI karp Wholesale dealer iu produce
at 411 Fa,f lUri 81. and sO1 Ralph av Bruohyu
iy these creditors Benz Meycrs. SaO1 Il g.
William, q CO.. SCI and Bary Levy. $3.50. Judge
Nau.ll appointed Vincent T.. Doniheo receiver
bond 81 500. Liabilities aw $4,000 ana assets
(. UDU
LEON LINpNER-A petition ha, been filed
f.l 800. ts these creditors = Wiener 4 Schuuer
Samuel Austcr1cur. SiHl. and Samuel Foolham
so Liabilities are 81 900 and assets s. 600
PATRICK ID. bONNELfY. formerly real estate
agent az 1854 Broadway. has lied d petition. with
liabilities &.fSj and no assets.
Discharge from Bankruptcy
STSSMAN a MILLER -luIge Nanton has
granted a discharge from bankruptcy 10 Sussmsn
a Miller. manufacturers o. coats and suits az -
Wet -itn 30.
Receiver Appointed
WINKLER IRON co. INC-IuIFe Manioa has
appointed Francis j. McNamara recoirer FOR me
Nirkier Iron Co. Inc. 66 Yetr. 49, bond s. 600
Liabilities are Sl6.303 aud assets sl4.4g
Three thousand tons of frozen
meats were exported from South Africa
in 1913, but that amount was more than
equalled by one shipment this year.
The repeal Of the exclusion order
against the entry into British Columbia
Of artisans and laborcrs. skilled and
unskiiled,' is beig demanded.
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NEW IERsE'

TOR SALE At BEACHWOOD. y. -FOUR LOTS.
a0rlO0 on Atlantic CITY Buuleyard, near Tom!
nlvw waking distance 70 Railroad Siation and
Yacht Cmb and Club House Ideal location FOR
bungalow or tea house T.. BOX 40. Tribune orhce
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MORTGAGE LOANS WANTED

WANTED LOAN. SIXTY TlfOt SAND DOLLARS
sI per cent collateral security. first mortgag
bonds improved business property principal aH'
Interest payable monthly Increment. ". Box IS
Tribune Once
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-03-01
FURNISHED APARTMENTS TO LET
WEST SIDE

list ST 10 WEST -BesutIful par'o- floor. suit.
able FOR dottor. in highest class private house.
an improvements. twO rooms and bath. also So 4 g
soom. furnished or unfinished Telephone eilJ
ID. ftrr rhffs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-03-01
SITUATIONS WANTED
Male

WANTED Position n trust ~ man who worked
railroad passenger department fifteen years. Adj
d-cs, 10 Linden ave Buffalo. v Y.
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lULTrGRAPH TYPEwRGTrFN LETTERS. 800
$40. no. 8 ~. 10 600 50 GFO r.
WEATHEBFOED 10 Broadway Equitable B!d.J.
Ec.r g. Rector ij43
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BUSINESS CARDS
CARPET CLEANING

CAREFUL CARPET CLEANING Co-Cl.sn. b,
compressed air steam. hand or on floor 1895
BfoadNa, 42l East ssh ST. COE BRANDT
Tel l.--3Sth
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-03-01
DIAMONDS
MJLTIaRAPHINO

DIAMONDS BOUGHT and SOLD for cash: adric,
free. BENNETT. rs Broadway. third floor
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-04-10
World % of Finance
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 STOCK MARKET

New York, April 10-Opening- Selling of the general list was resumed at the opening of today's stock mark l ct, specialties recording greatest loss es. Trading was largely professional in origin. but signs of further public liquidation were evident in some of the standard or representative issues. United States Steel soon yielded more than point, with one to two points
 in Bethlehem Steels, the prominent
 metals, American Can, Central Leath-
 CT and Sears Roebuck, and a five point loss in Texas Go. Shippings and
 railroads were inclined to hold ex-
 cept for a further break of almost four points in Delaware & Hudson.
 Noon-Liquidation broadened in the first hour, but was checked later on the sudden development of strength n leading railroads, which advanced one to two points over yesterdays final figures. The rise in this group was accompanied by reports of early action by the interstate commerce commis- sion in the matter of increased freight rates. Most of the more severe losses of the forenoon were fully recovered at midday. International bonds were again strong.