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New-York tribune., 1918-12-21
Old Jobs for Men i'm Service
Stock Exchange Holding Posi-
tions Open for Former
Employees

Announcement was made yesterday
by the New York Stock Exchanges that
all of its employees who went into the
service of the United States during the
war will find their positions awaiting
them on their return. In all sixty
whom three, j. j. Foley, J. Smith and
Carroll Coll, made the supreme sacri-
fee.
To-day the members of the board
give their third Christmas celebration
to the employees and their families An
elaborate programme has been pre-
pared in charge of Blair S. Williams,
chairman of the committee on arrange
ments. The 7th Regiment Infantry,
N. Y. G., band will be present to pro-
vide music. For the little folks there
will be a reception by Santa Claus.
who will also present the Christmas
gratuities to the employees.
New-York tribune., 1918-12-21
Demented Cat Upseis
Calm of Theologians
AT LAST Reports Dorothea Was
Intrenched i'm Chimney
Near Seminary

An eerie moaning that sounded at
intervals last night in one of the big
stone chimneys of an apartment atsthe
northeast corner of Union Theologicai
Seminary, Broadway and 122d Street,
was not that of the wind 1t was the
voice of porothea. harassed, per-
picked and probably demented cat
Dorothea was a white Angora, the
pet of Miss A. Turner, who occupies an
apartment in that corner of the semi
nary. The excited voice of Dorotheas
owner Jared yesterday afternoon upon
the placidity of the West 125th Street
police station.
"Dorothea's gone crazy" Miss Turner
Informed the lieutenant, WHO answered
the telephone. "Send the tplice."
Patrolman Daniel Shea dashed to the
sound of crashing china. and Shea en-
tered cautiously, calling out to Miss
Turner as he opened the door. A trem-
ulous voice answered him from behind
a closed door in which was set mir
ror. 1t was the voice of Miss Turner,
beleaguered in the clothes press
Il think Dorothea must be in the
seminary. From within there came the
pantry, from the sounds l hear" she
said. "It's to your right"
Shea discovered the white Angora
having perfect orgy amid the china.
ne advanced WIN nlSnLSClck raised ana
Dorothea retreated, splitting and howl
ing. Out of window leaped Dorothea
and up a fire escape and down a
chimney.
Shea clambered back through the
window just as cat emerged from the
fireplace. The patrolman stood trans
fixed at the sight, for, while an i'm
maculate Angora of snowy fufiness
had gone in at the top of the chimney,
the Jet black, sinking creature which
confronted him would have disgraced
any back fence.
But his astonishment was nothing to
that of Dorothea, whose intelligence
was incapable of grasping the fact that
she had undergone a process of invol
untary camoufage. She had come out
directly opposite the mirror in the
clothes press door and, after a faint
squawk of utter dismay at sight of hel
image, fed precipitately up the chin
ney again
Nor could anything induce her tc
come out. Both catnip and firemen ot
hook and ladder company, summoned
by patrc!man who came to reinforce
Shea, failed to prevail upon Dorothea
TO show herself again to the world
She just mcaned. Miss Turner came
out OF the clothes press and called ar
agent for the Society for the Proven
tion of Cruelty to Animals; but he
couldn't bulge Dorothea, either Dusk
came and black night, but still the
means in the chimney testified to the
broken spirit of Dorothea.
New-York tribune., 1918-12-21

LIZARD. Dee. l9.-Passed: Motor ship Mssis-
s ourss pss VIA Sya snsy samf@' B
moro: llth. Angelo Toso tItsl.). Philadelphia: Ben
omond (I'r), Now York; IIclga (Dan.). New Or
BUENos AyREs Dee. ls.-Arrlved: Steamer
North Pacific (Rrl. New York.
DS Nos steamer Ys4k c1dSan ma4a
BARRY. pcc. l7-Arryed; Steamers Lake s 81 ,
steamer ocland (Nor). New York
NANTES. Dec. 17.-Arrived. Steamer Lake Blan-
BoKnEAUX. Dec .l7,-Arrivcd: Steamer Sat.
LoNpoN Dec, 2c-Arrved Steamer San Edit
DARIEN Dec. lG.~sailed: Steamer Mciko Maru
(Jsp2 from Yokohama),. Seattle.
skinner lfrom New york) st. Naaalrc ''''' 20 -
cnI:ss MyEfr9oI; r Sew Dec York l'sa'd Steamer An
'''s BARBHDos. I Dec. i7.-ssiled Schooner Helen
sTaESy SENoA NeT DcS YORK. faAyrvca Steamer r.o,n.
cEf'rr: be- !1-sailod Steamer Hans Maersk
~s@a s$'N TS%N s% Ss sSs%s5 r''
GIBRAtTAR De-. l7ssilsd: st sieamsrs 's As!os
ssR5s Rr3Ss 8ess ggR nlf baI!i%s3s
'Ssf1 rXUfL1Ac' e'' bss 'T isaca Steamer H. C..
Fogs1 svpr from rhsdceh,a, Bcrasaus: s,
tBols J. Kew York ''''"'Ae' ''A''""'''
wlsan1st Ia R9cHEh 1b5,as xa Dee vo- saied Steamer
FoWEY. Dec. 1S.-sailed: Steamer Kasams
RIO RIO DE DE JANEIRo. Dec, 1l.-Arrivsd: Bark
BGTSos AyyREs;; Dec. 17mAnivsa; Bark Al
wElLISGToN, N. IT, Der. ls.-sailed Bark
FAYAL, DEG u Arrived: Schooner Boa Es-
'sfH RAA Be- nGw aGk 0T Bark aso0l Asuf Nor
aH5S &ass.o1 .,a Nsves AsH York
ys yta Nsw York for Genoa 18th, Ancon. New
SGs 0 Slm Cdn9a ns NsT {Ss for
New York for Marseilles; War Crag (Br). Mon
steamer Afrlcanic (swedD " ''''''@N ''''''''.'
steamer EeoS ASE a.[.F b0 Ssw RsE0usy
sssMss HsSni} ksnd SSy
IA PAILICE Dec. i7.-Arrived: Steamers
dHs4 a% N'T Dec orleans AI1s xs' Steamer N05e Tssha
RoTTERDAM Dec. 1s.-Arrivcd' Steamer Sem
Il. LoNppoS. Dee: is.-1Arrivsa: Steamers War
Cot HT oo"5ss bs 5so9 Ts Ee%SF' ssams9 Lap.
land ORD, New York
wess4n rEF4EnsEFD Efas gsrfoE Dec l'AFrved Steamer
GENOA. Dec l3-Arrved Steamer Taormina
New York
GIBRALTAR, Dec. 1s.--Arrvcd Steamer Amer
lea, New York.
LIVERPOOL, Dec la.--Arrvcd Steamer Lap
HALITAX N s.. Dec. 2o-Arrived: Steamers
Essequbo CBrD. Liverpool thospital ship; wa'
more tBrl. Boston; Sailed: 18th, steamers Lake
Monroe. Norfolk Goth Carlin Castle. New York.
BALBOA Dec: 2o.--Arryed Steamers Rancagua
(Chil), Valparaiso; Inca tBr). Talcahuano; Chile
tBr). Valparaiso Herkaies (Nor.) raal: Terrier
(Nor.). Iauipue S Y. Iarkncss Iuuiuue Car
Denterria (Br) Brisbane ship Vimy tFr)s Mepil-
llones- Sailed Steamers Peru DAM, Ca!lao
Coainga Antofagasta san Juan. San Francisco
Jas S. Whitney. Callao; barks Seine (Fr)
lGuidue Wvercy!c tBr) IQuque
CRIsToBAL. Dec 2o.-Arrived: Steamers Coal
inga, Port Lobos. Peru DAM. New York; Carib
bean, Cartagcna: Saramacca, New Orleans; Fury
damas (Br). Glasgow Sailed: Steamer West Ma
home cw York
Llz/p. Dec, 2o..Passed: Steamer Rene
(Rcr New York for Dunkirk.
LouGF sWILLY. Dec l9.-Arived: Steamer
WAr Angler (I'r). Port Arthur.
TEMPLEBREEDY. Dec. 20.-Arrived: Steamers
Lake Erie. New York; Madawaska (Br). Norfolk
THAMESHAvEN. Dec 2O.-Arrived Steamer
San Zsferino (Br). Norfolk.
NEWPORT. Eng, Dec 19.-Sailed: Steamer
Dsleham (Br.). Sand Key
New-York tribune., 1918-12-21
Amen Corner Dinner at
Waldorf-Astoria TONIGHT

The Brethren of the Amen Corner
will hold their annual spread at the
WaldorfAstoria tonight. This time
they call it a Victory dinner. Last
years dinner was abandoned because
of the war, as the members felt that
1T would be out of place to make merry
then, as they had for eighteen years
Now that things are different, abou,
seven hundred persons who go to the
Amen Corner dinner when they .have
an opportunity, will gather to listen te
the jibes and jabs and songs.
Representative Thomas F. Smith
president of the Corner, will preside
Will II. Hays, chairman, and James B
Reynolds, secretary, of the Republican
National Committee; Governor-ele
Alfred E. Smith, Ex-Governor Odell, ex
Senator ChaunceN NJ. Depew, Charles F
Murphy and Senators Calder and Wads.
worth are expected to attend.
New-York tribune., 1918-12-21
Bribe E'Frame-Up"
By Secret Service
Acquits Salesman
Federal Judge Says Army
Officer Had No Right to
Suggest Contract Bonus
to Test Accused Man

Judge Hough in the Federal District
Court yesterday directed q jury to
acquit Oscar Lynch, q salesman for the
Otis Lithographic Company, who was
charged with having offered bribe to
obtain government contract. Judge
Hough said he believed the act was
provoked by an officer of the Military
Morale Section of the Army General
Staff.
The indictments against Lynch grew
out Of negotiations which occurred in
September between officers of the
Morale Section of the army and agents
of the Otis concern regarding a con-
tract for win-thewar posters. Cap
tain Louis Delton Fancher charged that
Lynch had offered him hrbes to in
huence his official acts and had
promised him q weekly salary of $50
If the Otis firm received the contracts.
at is plain and very old law that
while detectives and decoys arc not
only necessary, but praiseworthy, in
struments IN ascertaining whether a
given person is committing or has com
mitted crime, detection exceeds its
limits when the detective or decoy pro
vokes or creates a crime that other
wise would not have occurred' Judge
Hough said.
Captain Fancher by his own state
ncnt. demanded money which he never
expected to get. That plainly seemed
to say. If you don't promise to pay
secretly money to ME you don't get
the government cntract
This. in my Judgment. was going
beyond all bounds; it was provoking
and creating q crime. 1t provoked and
created it by threatening loss if crime
was not committed, and promising
profit il it was committed"
New-York tribune., 1918-12-21
Going On To-day

Free admission to the American Museum OF Nat
ural History Metropolitan Museum Of Art, Van
Courtlandt Park Museum Now York Geological
Park. American Museum Of Safety and the
Breakfast of tho Womcns Democratic League In
honor OF Mrs. Alfred f. Smith. Hotel Biltmorc.
D. m.
Reception and dinner Of the New England Society
OF BROOKLYN In commemoratioD Of Foretathcrs'
Day. Hotel Bossert. D. M
Awarding OF decoration to Major General Gugliel-
motif by the Society OF American Wars. Man
haitian Club, Madison Avenue and Twenty sixth
Street. D. M
PUBLIC LECTURES. BOARD OF EDUCATION.
MANHATTAN.
Science. Professor Samuel Schumacher. Phi. D..
Cooper Institute Eighth Street and Fourth
Avenue
III G. Wells and the Novel Of To-day" ProFcs-
sor j. G. Carter Troop rh. D.. Hamilton
Grange, sos West One Hundred and Forty-lfth
Street
''Whcn the Germans Came to Alsace Jonas Lpp-
man. Harlem Y. NJ. c. A.. West Ono Hundred
and Twenty fifth Street.
New-York tribune., 1918-12-21
GrOcers' Existence
Menaced by Packers
Federal Trade Chairman Saws
Meat Industry Must
Change Its Methods

WASHINGTON, Dec. 20.-Retail and
wholesale groceries on a competitive
basis viii oe wiped out within a few
years unless present tendencies in the
meat packing industry are eliminated,
Chairman Colver of the Federal Trade
Commission told the House Interstate
Commerce Committee to-day at hear
ngs on the Administration bill to reg
uiatc the packing business.
"Phe wholesale grocery business on
competitive basis will disappear in
i've or six years. said Mr. Colver ON
ven or twelve years the retail grocers
IS 50 will N<appear as individuals, to be
Implanted by great chain OF stores"
New-York tribune., 1918-12-21
FORECLOSURE SALES

SUPREME COURT, NEW YORK. COUNTY.
Emma 3. Marcoso and another. plain.
tifs. against william J. Dempsey and
others. defendants. Edward S. Clinch,
Plaintiffs Attorney. II Park Row. New
Pursuant to d judgment of forec,osrrs
entered November 30th, 1918, I will sell BY
public auction, at the Exchange Salesroom,
Nos 1916 Nesey street, Borough Of Man-
haitian, New York CITY. on December 27s
1918 at II o'clock noon. by Joseph P. Day,
Auctioneer. the following premises:
ALL that certain lot, piece or parcel Of
land with the building and Improvements
thereon erected situate, lying and being Ia
the Borough Of Manhattan in TIE City Of
New York. bounded and described as follows;
BEGINNING at a point on the westerly
side of Seventh Avenue distant 50 feet ~
inches northerly from the northwestery cor.
ner of Seventh Avenue and l46th Street, run
ring thence westerly parallel with li6th
Street and part of the distance through a
party vail 100 feet thence northerly parallel
with Seventh Avenue. 15 feet Sl5 inches
thence easterly again parallel with li6Ia
Street and part of the distance through an
other party wall 100 feet 10 the westerly side
of Seventh Avenue and thence southerly along
said westerly side Of Seventh Avenue i9 feet
3l1 inches TO the point or place Of beginning.
SAID premises being known as No. 2S2s Sey'
enth Avenue.
The following is diagram of said prop
erty:
New-York tribune., 1918-12-21
Coffee, Sugar and Tea
Nominal.
Current A y

Coffee Market.-The United States
visible supply Of Brazilian coffee is
774,107 bags, compared with 2,247.717
last year, 2,s14,264 in 1916 and 2.471.-
173 on February / Of this year, when
the food administration took control.
The present supply figures foreshadow
an acute shortage next month. The
market here is expected to open at
least 100 per cent higher than the
ministration on February |, which will
mean that the trading will DE at the
highest price level in thirty years, with
no available supply in mis- country end
shortage next month which cannot. it
is said, possibly be relieved in time.
in order to get supplies here later on.
a speculation at a dangerously high
level may be necessary.
New-York tribune., 1918-12-21
FOREIGN PORTS

LIZARD Dec lo-Passed: Motor ship Missis
GENOA, Dec. s-Arrivcd; Steamers Brcsci
lItal.l. Montreal Via Sydney, c. b. Dora Bate'
(ltal). Galveston: Lugino Accame Ital.), Balti
moro Ilth. Angelo Toso Ntal). Philadelphia: Ben
lomond (I'r) Now York; Hclga DAM }, New Or
New-York tribune., 1918-12-21

TELEPHONE OPERATORS
and pay them we'll while learning
during first four weeks.
$3.50 to $3.50 per week within tho
next few weeks, according to tours
of duty assigned. Frequent increases
thereafter.
Permanent employment with many
opportunities for advancement.
No experience necessary. Age
l6 to 25 years.
EMPLOYEES ARE ESPECIALLY
WE'LL CARED FOR.
Delightful, homelike quarters
Luncheons daintily served at cost.
Vacations with pay Anniversary
payments, sick benefits End pen
sions to 8 hour working day.
ADDITIONAL APPLICATION
OFFICES OPEE
Apply weekdays day or evening,
during hours shown.
MANHATTAN
So West Houston Street,
A. NJ to p. M.
1854 Broadway 'at 43n9 e n st.; t. p. NJ.
20 e. 2sth st. cat Madison on Ave',.
IL NJ to p. M.
BRONX
4b3 f. fremont Ave.
l. P NJ to p. M.
BROOKLYN
81 Willoughby Street
9 A. NJ to p M.
1880 Gates Avenue (at Broadway,
II M to 2. M.
NEW YORK TELEPHONE COMPANY.
New-York tribune., 1918-12-21
Livestocks, Meats, Provisions

FOLLOWING Yesterdays prices comma nd viii
those Of year ago "''-
yesterday. year ago.
prime 100 ID. $500 @$I8.25 siO75 @St255
Dressed beef. sides.
ID. ..;,........ IL q .26 rs .2iN
Live veals. common '|'
10 prime. 100 b. 1900 % 2I.O0 f4O0 a ,7sn
Dressed veals city. ''
live ewes. 100 ID. 500 o $50 $50 8 li.oo
prime 100 lb 1900 q 1900 1880 @ 1900
Dressed mutton H. 10 q ~ II @ rs
Dressed lambs, city.
Hogs. 100 lb. 1880 q 1900 1880 q 100
con, lb s.' 49,, .24ts@ .24s, .24.@ 2As
Mess pork. hbl 1900 @ 1880 ST. @ $3.50
Mess 6eei' bee bbl $500 q $500 sI.O0 q sz.U0
lb, ...,....,., .24ss Q 2A7s 24.ss @ $50,
New-York tribune., 1918-12-21

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF Hos..
orable John P. Cohalan. a Surrogsse ~
the County of New York. NOTICE is l,rss he,ss
by given to ali persons having cis,lp, s -,
against Edward Lyman Swift, late o. 81
County OF New York. deceased. TO piesnss.
the same with vouchers thereof. 10 tns tssI. ss
scriber, at his place OF transactlns .ssa I'M,
ness, at the ofice OF Uriah ". IomapNsss.
No 200 Broadway. in the Borough s..ts o. Il
haitian. in the City OF New YORK, s az q
New York, on or before the zstn w.
February. 1919, next. = kss
Dated. New York. the 2ist day !"
gust. 1918. ..s,.
URIAH w. TOMPKINs. Execu'a.
New-York tribune., 1918-12-21

LLOYD-On Friday, December 20. 1918. at
40 p. m, in New York City. Estella
Tawcet5' beloved wife of Dawson Lloyd.
dence of her sister, Mrs. William H. Watt
5'23 Howe St, Pittsburgh, Penn. Time
later Kindly omit flowers Interment
New-York tribune., 1918-12-21
Monday
Tuesday
TRANSPACIFIC NAILS

The connecting mails close at the General Post
office and the City Hall Posoffce Station. New
York. follows:
Tahiti, Marquesas. Cook Islands. New Zealand and
specially addressed mail for Australia. via San
Francisco. close at 80 y. m December 23 for
dispatch per IS. Moana
Philippine Islands. via Sansk Francisco. close at
$50 p m. December 20 Nor dispatch per IS
China.
New-York tribune., 1918-12-21
AutOlnOtives
Brooklyn Dealers Busy Making
Ready for Annual Show
Beginning March %

The Brooklyn automobile dealers are
making preparations for their annual
show. which will be held, as in previous
years, in the 23rd Regiment Armory,
on Bedford Avenue. Like the New
IN two sections. From March 20 to
April 5, there will be an exhibition of
passenger cars. From April to April
IL commercial vehicles will be on dis
play. The Brooklyn show, under the
management of the dealers, is an affair
of some years standing. 1t never be-
fore came so late in the season, but
that is natural enough because there
was some doubt about there being any
shows at all this year.
Arthur Randall has been elected
chairman of the Brooklyn dealers show
committee. Other members are w. w.
Kouwenhoven, Chester Maxson, w. A.
Sellon. I. c. Kirkham and A. D. Cor
at the Long Island Automobile Club on
January 8.
The proceedings of the recent Motor
Transportation Conference held in this
booklet under the title "Modern
Methods in Motor transportation"
Copies can be had of the Colt-Strat-
ton Company. 1S47 Broadway. or will
be sent by mail on receipt of 10 cents
to cover the wrapping and postage.
The Christmas dinner of the forces
of the Service Motor Truck Company
and of the Lazar Motors Corporation
will be held tonight at Reisenweher's
George A. Lazar will preside.
Fred f. Moskovics, commercial man
ager of Nordyke & Marmon Company, is
IN town for few days. Howard Mar
mon, one of the Marmon brothers, will
be here soon for brief stay
c. f. T S
New-York tribune., 1918-12-21
Embargo ON Hogs

CLEVELAND, Dec. 2O.-Because of
inability to handle heavy shipments OF
hogs, Cleveland stockyards to-day de
clare@ an embargo on al! hogs from
& o'clock tonight until 6 p. m. Sunday.
New-York tribune., 1918-12-21
DEATHS

services will be held at his late -, -
Noroton, Conn, on Monday ,a'1ssdense,
40: Conveyances will rnaet noon ss
Stamford depot leaving Crand van a
Z:15. 1nterment az convenianca ossn.ral |s a
ROB1NS-At Morristown Meno~;., :, ,aalis.
on December II. 1918, Elizabath nnesptsi
beloved wife Of Richard Tboyosa nnoosnss
Funeral from her home. Whas Wheatshs. .kooirs
kahoena. on Saturday. Decennbe,e =, Fam,
at a. m. and at the Church - !; 1915,
sumption at 8 80 a. M. wbere :. VI =, tne As,
OF requiem will be offered for fhs "lsn rasst
ner soul lnterment st. Raymond fsVcse c q
tery, Westchester. New York. ''''''" Gene.
TODD-Charlotte Louise, daugb4..
late Gilbert and Elnor Todd s1d, o. tie
Ossining. n. Y, December IL TssanE, a
neral Sunday. 3 p. n.. from ber ~. 10 Fu.
dence, Dale av.. Ossining aH resi-.
VIII meet train leaving GrandO Osrrriass n
at ] IA p. M @"a Central
TROWBRIDCE- New Haven
December l8, 1913, Rutherfo,Sp Spon;. %
bridge. in the 68th year of his sgs ifo~'
VAN VECHTEN-On Wednesday n.
l8, 1913, Howard Van yecbteno oTIeefnoey
husband Of Florence A. W;Iss W;I' oeloved
services Friday. December 20 1a,s unersl
p. M. at ms late residence. 815 Fus, az
Jamaica, N. Y. Interment at Hsvss0.ns Ion st.,
N. Y. Saturday. December 21 ''e'''rsN.
New-York tribune., 1918-12-21
End Of Fixed Copper
Prices Is in Sighf

WASHINGTON, Dec 2o.-Maximum
prices on copper will expire January
and will not be renewed, it was an
nounced to-day by the price fixing
committee of the War Industries Board.
New-York tribune., 1918-12-21

Highest tcmperatuM Yesterday. So degrees q
$50 p. M lowest. 80 degrees Cat 8 a. m) aver
age, Al degrees; average date last year. 3
degrees; average same date for thirty three year,
33 degrees.
New-York tribune., 1918-12-21
The Weather Report

WASHINGTON Dec 2orressure Is rising
rapidly in the extreme Northwest, but has gcncr-
ally fallen elsewhere, tho interior portion of the
southwestern disturbance Of Thursday night being
central tonight over Western Kansas. 1t is snow
ing in Eastern Colorado Western Nebraska and
Western South Dakota. and there general
rains to the eastward and southeastward through
tho Gulf and South Atlantic states. the great
tral valleys and tho upper lake region. Along the
Middle Gulf coast the rainfall was heavy attended
ny hlgh winds Rains and SHOWS have also con,
tinued in the northern and central districts west
OF The Rocky Mountains, and the rains extended
into Southern California.
It Is considerably colder in Western Wyoming
and the Canadian Northwest. While east Of the
Rocky Mountains it is generally warmer With high
temperatures continuing over the interior districts
generally Of the Mississippi River except that
II 1, VII probably not reach New England and the
except, also. that generay fair weather will pro
vail Saturday and Sunday In the East Gulf states
There VIII he no temperature changes of
qucnce except In the lower Ohio Valley and the
upper lake region, where it will be colder Sunday
Forecasts for Special ocalItIes.-Dietrict Of Co
lumbia-Cloudy and warmer to-day. rain by night ;
to morrow probably rain.
Western New York--Cloudy to-day followed by
rain by night. to morrow rain
Eastern New York--Increasing cloudiness and
warmer to-day. followed by rain at night; TO- NOR
row rain.
Southern Nov Engand-Increasing cloudlness and
slightly warmer to-day: to morrow rain.
Northern New England-Fair to-day, slightly
warmer Interior TO morrow cloudy. probably rain
New Jersey and elawareIncrcasing coudiness
to-day. followed by rain at night, warmer; to
rain
Eastern Pennsylvania--Cloudy o-day. rain at
night. slightly warmer; to- morrow rain.
Local Official Record. The following official
record from the Weather Bureau shows tcmpera
lures during the last twenty four hours, in COM
OF asst
1918. 1917. 1918. 1917
a. m.,...... S$5 q p. m........ 50 g
a. m. H.. q 3, g g p. m.....' = g g
IL noon. n........ A. 35Ill p. m........ 40 3S
Highest Temperature Yesterday. 50 degrees tat
$50 p. IN u lowest. 80 degrees (at a. m.)
age Al degrees; average date last year. &c
degrees average same date for thirty three years.
New-York tribune., 1918-12-21
INSTRUCTION

A1RPLANE MECHANICS -Ins ruction day or
evening qualifying for Government or factory
work. Send FOR booklet and pass West Side Y NJ
c. A.. BIT West 57th st. Col. 1920
New-York tribune., 1918-12-21

HALsEY. FREDERIC R.-IN PuRsgB'
ance OF an order OF Honorable Jonn $.
Cohalan. Surrogate of the County 5 o.
New York. NOTICE is hereby given 10 an a
persons having claims against Fredersc 4. ~
IIalsey, late of the County Of New ..uss Iot =.
deceased, to present the same. with vouchs
ers thereof. to the subscriber, al his piscs
Of transacting business, No. 81 Broaawsy.
In the Borough Of Manhattan City OF New Ns~
York, on or before the sixth day OF 1on''
Dated New York. the sOth day Of Mo-
vember. 1918.
FLOYD W. MUNDY. Executor :.
HUGHES, ROUNDS, SCHURMAN a.
DWIGHT, Attorneys for Executor, ,.'' "
broadway, Manhattan. New York O'"'
New-York tribune., 1918-12-21
SITUATIONS WANTED FEMALE

GOVERNESS. educated abroad; pro-
icent In French and music. Will take chill
drcn over six. Go anywhere 90 Miss Shea 8
Agency, 30 East 42nd ST. Murray Hill 6774
New-York tribune., 1918-12-21
DANCING
CHAl IFS Egss5aS sgSaaS
OF DANCING
at 1873 WEST 51th ST, n. Y.
SCHOOL AGENCIES

American and Foreign Teachers Asenrv-
supplies Professors. Teachers. Tutora
GoN e. ern!esses, etc, to Colleges Schools and
ian Eam1lies Apply to Mrr NJ. ]. YOUNG
FULTON. % Union Square 0->0'
New-York tribune., 1918-12-21
fA6TII STREET.

The approximate amount OF the mortgss5
debt, costs and allowance is $l6,0sf.Sl am
interest; taxes and water rates. s42sS4.
Dated, New York December End 1918.
JOHN KIRKLAND CLARK. Referee
New-York tribune., 1918-12-21
SITUATIONS WANTED MALE

SALESMAN desires to make connection with au
tomobiIe firm in city, good references. II. E.,
Box l03 Tribune Office.
SALESMAN desires line to be sold to department
stores in city and vicinity. Box 79O Tribune
ONCE
YOUNG MAN. 90. honorably discharged from army
desires position in foreign department of bank
commission house. NJ. K. 10 Manhattan