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The Washington times., 1918-03-29
ReEfstrafiea q Boys.

Turning to the War Department,
the provost marshars office has been
embarrassed by the inability to get
the legislation Il has been asking
requiring the registration of boys
reaching the age Of twenty-ono since
June last and hereafter.
Similarly consideration OF the So
called quota bill enabling the War
Department to fix the number of men
IL can get out Of class one IL de-
layed. This Is military legislation of
an urgent character-presumin OF
course. that Premier Lloyd Georges
appeal for American troops read by
Lord Reading received the attention
which It deserved.
President Wilson has been asking
for authority to consolidate war
bureaus and dfvisions-not additional
power by any means but law enab-
ling him to distribute and make flex-
ible such executive power as he has,
to permit the cutting OF red tape and
the removal OF legislative restrictions
that have hampered freedom OF ac-
ton. Congress has dilly-dallied along
on that, too.
Other measures that ought to be
acted upon promptly as the Federal
amendment for woman suffrage which
has been passed by the House and IL
before the Senate. measures too such
as the price-nxing bills and kindred
legislation that would make the peo-
pie feel that Congress is really look
ing out for their interests
The Washington times., 1918-03-29
Time Given to Tank.

But instead time Is given to political
discussion and time Is taken TO listen
to the back-stAirs gossip and attacks
on General Pershing through the
medium of returning generals who
have axes to grind. Time Is given to
listen to disgruntled contractors who
haven't made war profits enough, to
constituents who are seeking commits
sIons. promotions, Government Jobs,
and things of that sort
The trouble Is that about the only
organization in Washington that 10
trying to get along by peace-time
methods IL Congress. What the SEN
ate and House need Is q war Cabinet
or council or priority committee or
acceIerating machinery OF some kind
even II IL means a redistribution of
COMMITTEES assignments or committee
meetings 80 that members who are on
more thar one committee can get
around tU such sessions or permit
others now on unimportant commit
tees to get into the war. game, too.
The executive branches of the Gov
eminent have plenty OF weak spots
but the country ought TO know some
thing about what 10 happening in its
national legislature, Its only effective
medium for the expression of the will
to victory.
New-York tribune., 1918-03-14
FORECLOSURE SALES

NEW YORK SUPREME COURT. COUNTY
OF New fork.--Co. Clk. s Index No. 1875
Lear isl3.-The Greenwich Savings Bank
Platntfr, against The District Holding Cor
p0Ta'lon. T{ ct al, Defendants Action No. /.
IN pursuance Of a Judgment OF foreclosure
ana sale duly made and entered In the
abovs-entitled action and bearing date the
ON ON DAY of March, 1918. 7. the undersigned
me referee in said Judgment named. VIII sell
at public auction at the Exchange Sales
room, Nos. 1915 vesey Street, in the Bor-
oush of Manhattan. City of New York or
the ist day of April. 1918. at Il o'clock noon
on that day. by HENRY BRADY. Auct.oneer.
the premises directed by said Judgment to be
sold. and therein described as follows:
ALI. that certain LOT. piece parcel OF
land situate. lying and being in the City Of
New York and bounded and containing as
IBEGlNN1NG at a point on the southerly
side Of Fortieth Street. distant one hundred
and forty-three 49, feet Westerly from the
Westerly line Of Seventh Avenue and the
southery lire Of Fortieth Street. and run
ming thence Southwardiy through the centre
OF a party wall and parallel with Sevent'l
inches. thence Westerly and parallel with
Fortieth Street fourteen 90 feet. three go
inches. thence Northwardly parallel with
Seventh Avenue and through the centre of
nine (s) inches to Fort!eth Street. and thence
Eastwardly along the Southery line of For
tieth Street, fourteen 14l feet. three go
inches to the place Of beginning, subject to
covenants against nuiSances and as to char
acter of buildings.
Dated, New York. March 9Th. 1918
HENRY NJ. BRIGHAM. Referee.
MIDDLEBROOK & BORLAND, Plaintiff $
Attorneys No. 46 Cedar Street, Borough
Of Manhattan. New York
The following is a diagram OF the property
to be sold; it's street number is 20S Wes!
40th Street.
New-York tribune., 1918-03-14
Cornell Sendino
Eight Athletes
IoIndoorMeei

An entry of eight athletes was re-
ceived from Cornell University yester-
day Tor the senior indoor national track
ana held cham pionship games. which
are to be held at the 22d Regiment Ar
mory next Saturday night. The en-
trants include relay team and four
individual starters.
= The individual starters are Walker
smith and W. Fl. Cieminshaw, jr., in
'he 'o-yard high hurdles Ivan C. Dres-
ser, intercollegiate 'cross-country cham
pIon pII IN the two.mile race. and X. A.
shaw and Smith displayed their speed
over the obstacles in the 45-yard race
at the Meadowbrook Club games last
Saturday, when they finished on the
heels Of Willard Savage, of Bowdoin,
IN record-breaking time
Illness has forced Andy Ward, of
Chicago, the national outdoor sprint
champion, to cancel his entry in the 60
ana .,'., 800 yard runs: Ward contracted
!'aaryngltis on his trip from his home in
Chicago TO the Meadowbrook Club
games at Philadelphia last Saturday.
New-York tribune., 1918-03-14

Of New York.-Co Clks Index No 1917
Year 1913. Tho Greenwich Savings Bank
Plaintiff. against The District Holding Cor
poration. ct al, Defendants. Action IL
In pursuance of a judgment of foreclosure
and sale duly made and entered III the above
entitled action and bearing date the 9Th day
OF March. 1918. |. the Undersigned, the ref
public auction. the Exchange Salesroom.
Nos 14-1G Nesey Street. in the Borough OF
Manhattan. City OF New York, on the LIST
day Of April 1918, at IL o'clock noon on that
premises directed by said judgment to be
sold, and therein described as follows:
ALL that lot or parcel of land, with the
buildings and improvements thereon situate
lying and being in the Borough of Manhat-
tan, OF the city, County and state of New
York. bounded and described follows:
BEGINNING at a point the Southery
side Of Fortieth Street distant hundred
and fifty-seven feet and three inches West
erly from the Sout hwesterly corner Of Sew
thence Southwardly parallel with Seventh
Avenue partly through the middle of party
wall ninety-eght feet nine inches to the
middle line OF the block thence WestWa rdy
along said middle line of the block fourteen
feet three inches thence NorthWardy paral-
lei with Seventh Avenue partly through the
middle of another Varty wall ninety eight
feet nine inches to tn, Southerly side of For
said Southery side of l'orieth Street. four
teen feet three inches to the point or place
of beginning. said premises being now known
as number 2l0 West Fortieth Street
Dated. New York. March 9,h, 1913.
HENRY NJ. BRIGHAM, Referee.
MIDDLEBROOK g. BORLAND, Paintiff's q
Attorneys. No. As Cedar Street. Borough
of Manhattan, New York. n Y.
The following is a diagram Of the property
to be sold its street number is 20 West
40th Street.
New-York tribune., 1918-03-14
RELIGIOUS NOTICES
FORECLOSURE SALES

NEW YORK SUPREME COURT, COUNTY
of New York-Co elk $ Index No lo75
Year 1918. THE GREENWICH SAVINGS
BANK. Plaintiff against REALTY HOLD
ING COMPANY, ct al, Defendants Ac-
ton No. II.
In pursuance of a judgment of fore
in the above-entitled action and bearing
date the 6th day of March. 1918. I. the
undersigned the referee in said judgment
Exchange salesroom, Nos 1915 vesey
Street. in the borough Of Manhattan, city
1918. at IL o'clock noon on that day by
Henry Brady. Aucttoneer. the premises
directed by said judgment to be sold.
and therein described follows:
ALL that certain lot. piece or parcel OF
land, with the building and improvements
thereon erected. situate. lying and being
of New York, in the County and State of
New York. which is bounded and described
side of Fortieth Street, distant two hun
dred feet westerly from the westerly side
sOutheriy and PR with Seventh Ave-
nue. and part '- nc distance through a
party wall. nIIcty-eight feet nine inches
thence westerly and parallel with Forfeit h
Street fourteen feet three inches; thence
northeriy and again parallel with Seventh
Avenue and part of the distance through,
smother party wall ninety eight feet nine
inches to the southerly side of Forfeit h
Street. and thence easterly and along said
S"ulHciiy Siut OK r OF t1tLn street fourteen
feet three inches to the point place 81
beginning said premises being known as
and by the street number Two hundred
and sixteen West Fortieth Street; subject.
however, to the covenants and restrictions
contained in deed recorded in the Office
of the Register Of the County of New York
in Liber 5SS of Conveyances at page 332
Dated. New York, March 9th, 1918.
MORGAN j. O'BRIEN JR Referee
MIDDLEBROOk 6 BORLAND, Plain
tifs Attorneys for Plaintiff No. as
Cedar Street. Borough of Manhattan,
New York. NJ Y.
The following Is a diagram OF the prop
erty to be sold; It's street number Is 2l6
West 40th Street.
New-York tribune., 1918-03-14
NY. Baseball
Me7o Get Busy

New York University's baseball
team held its first practice of the
season yesterday afternoon in the
University Heights gymnasium. A
squad Of ten men reported and indulged
in the usual preliminary exercises un-
der the guidance OF Coach John kel-
logg
After few setting-up exercises and
muscle builders the men were sent
around the track for a short run and
thsn dismissed with the exception OF
the batter candidates, who warmed up
for hall hour.
Al the close OF the practice Coach
Kellogg stated that he was we'll pleased
Iar.icularly so with the pitchers. He
looks for great things from Sulzer and
Shuldener. both right~handers.
Captain Mike" Tetelmann Joined
Coach Kellogg in his optimistic views
and said that by the first of next week
he hoped 70 have the regulars out ~and
yractice going in full swing.
New-York tribune., 1918-03-14
Vale Decides to Award"Y''
In Three of Major Sports
Baseball, Crew and Track
Men To Be Honored as
in Olden Days

sgw HAVEN, March 13.-Yale has
,.,ided to award the coveted "H' IN
.hree major sports, baseball, row
ard track athletics, this spring.
~,s - men Will be given the insignia
-. shining points in the intercollegi-
~ ,,sets and, it is assumed, for
a'e a'e.rring points in the proposed tri-
ehpsl epSl,r meet between Princeton, Har-
ansss and Yale, although the meet is
70. vet a certainty.
aoI Ths baseball players will get their
.;rsrsjtv letter for playing in the
us which are arranged with Har-
sII5N and Princeton. Details for the
"srd of the ~" for the crew are not
a"". announced. 1t Will be given to the
ye. ..msn T who row in the race against
yn"rvard. The proposed race against
PRINCETON Is not settled, and no an
lli,oeement has been made of an award
for members of the crew who row
.sa;nst the University OF Pennsylvania.
The announcement OF the faculty
hat the ~" will be given again in
the three branches of spring sports
mas placed them on practically the
s,uie standard as DeluTe Ndf SOilulelollc
nreyailed. The arrangement OF inter-
Collegiate schedules in all three sports,
sithough carefully limited and re-
stricted as to details, has completed
the process of launching Yale athletics
INTO as wide competition as can be
manned at present
Yale will not follow the example of
Harvard and curtail the minor sports
IN any way this spring. A lacrosse
tan, has been organized. Boxing has
,een encouraged. but there are no col
lsee boxing teams, so that faculty
aetjon on this matter is not needed.
A tennis team is being organized and
professional coach has just been Sc
mred in the person of the veteran
slayer, William Hinchlitfe. who has
assisted in the development Of the team
for several seasons. No move has been
made to organize q golf team, but if
one is made, permission will be given
to form one, subject to the same rules
Of military training and rigid economy
Of expense that govern the other teams
New-York tribune., 1918-03-14
Hot Springs Entries

", rare 'tHree-yss--of9s ard Vr'vard: claim
s .arz~ s5@o. slJ fu.iGnrs i-ftHcp Colorado,
= - 'ls'eesse- i9t. Pprte'ra~. iss. A Pierce e..
8 =. .sasTs. lea Sr Dy5a. i46. Farcr Article
X iGasz'sor1'e. G lea I-aay'isa i9l. Cannon Bridge
t. ..@s'Sh hcaa+r. lIN HpF HaH"e'H, u =
"a. sis-ese Rsrisli. i9s Al-l-e l.. i9i. Pa
ssssaf raes f.srr~ yea--a.1s. cia.n.ir~. rurss
z ~ fe1ioc.gs -'Miss -wpep ~. 'Audrey k-.
4 - - bet7 ~ apr4r - Harr Bur2oyne.
e IRE. G-zs-. ll- N.s fHa.J. .a7 ViFy =
a. ,l.rs Col. .97 '2isr.e AoGse. ins;
= .n51ra raee f'qsr gear r,as ard uszarI. nHiss
zz'ss c.z3rl.z .ls.4 zoe fyo ard haf
/, SSa!s --lna0er1- i1ez l1g vsiTet i12 l-eonel- :
= ~ s- tisrr-csde i12 saae i12 Zin pel.
1ssis@ ~. IN. GA Frayeso. l0s; Aiss
49,. 10. 1rle DH1~r 100 J0y MIS-, Il9.
$50 lls 8se c.lzioie Mlco Gil. 81. Kath-
xf-T 80. karsa i4s
q ss'.1a m s1es f1hfn0 Hrte Izndie eap. three year
=. -. ~ us@afas pIr,s $3.50 tsfs Iniie ald 8cv-
81 ilssa's--fsasoN. p Wo,,disay. 100 HanoTis.
4 ''''s'2aiif. l}e. kEaes. III. Padfy Wbac1.
+ Af'a fsss lfhr-e ysar-rlis sad rpvs.a. claim
gsss, ssse ors mile ana SIXTEENTH -
a. y lF9 r. 5Hds jaI. fjora fiacn
ii 80 E>sie l3s Zetssir ies Jo.la ugric.
a,,.. H'ss7is'. lla Asy y Light. 10. bile
ss ~ s Fae Three -sear osds sad upward. cara-
- ~ s3Ft. r2e nile aud sixteenth -
E,r, sI. 9eesss i<aise 10, sHu0bib l07
is s~ar ~. Ions y ken, Ios queer ct
- ~. Sy<'!e Yoiy. 49, oo.us. IA
@,s>SyzfsAP asloazzf,. ,.xsra6<f
New-York tribune., 1918-03-14

of the Harvard Club in the annual
tourney which begins this afternoon.
This group comprises the strongest
men left in the Crimson organization,
as all the others are in the service.
The draw brings together j. w.
Burden VS.. j. W. Lee and Van S.
Hyde VS.. ]. w. Appel, jr., in the open
ing round Of the upper half, while
the lower first round bracket matches
will be r. G. Coburn VS.. a. E. Ellis
and Onativia VS.. H. s. Mckee
New-York tribune., 1918-03-14

SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW
York MATILDA LAHM Plaintiff against
ANNIE ROTH ct a.. Defendants 36645-
1917 Action No. /.
In pursuance of Judgment of foreclosure
and sale duly made and entered in the above
entitled action and bearing date the 18th
day Of February, 1915. l. the under gned,
The referee In said Judgment named. will sell
at public auction, at the Exchange Sales
room No. 1916 Nesey Street. in the Borough
of Manhattan, City of New York. on the 15th
day of March, 1915 at lc O'Clock room on
that day. by JOSEPH p DAY, Auctioneer,
the premises directed by said Judgment be
sold, and therein described as follows: All
situate. lying and being IN the Borough OF
Manhattan Of the City of New York, and
bounded and described as follows, to wit:
BEGINNING at point formed by the inter
Avenue with the southeriy line of Seventh
Street: running thence southerly along said
westerly line of First Avenue eighteen I8)
feet three go inches and one-half "a OF
Seventh Street. nfty-two f62l feet; thence
southerly nine tg) inches thence westerly
three C3) feet; thence southerly nine t9)
feet six 90 inches; thence westerly seven
teen 90 feet one ~ IL ch thence northeriy
parallel with First Avenue. and through a
party wall. twenty eight l2S> feet. six t6)
Inches and ne-half thj OF an inch to the
southery line Of Seventh Street; and thence
casterly along said southerly line OF Seventh
street seventy-two (72b feet, six t6) inches
to the point or place of beginning; be said
distances and dimensions more or less
Dated. New York February 18th, 1918.
CHARLES +. MURPHY. Referee.
Frederick G.. Ashley. Attorney for Plaintiff.
2l5 Montague Street. Brooklyn. New
The following Is IL diagram OF the prop
erty to be sold: Its street Number Is 1l3
-~ 7th SrrpEET
New-York tribune., 1918-03-14

NEW YORK SUPREME COURT, COUNTY
- OF New York OK. Index No. 1914,
BANK Plaintiff, against REALTY HOLD
ING COMPANY. ct al, Decentralization
No. l.
III pursuance of judgment Of foreclosure
and sale, duly made and entered in the above
entitled action. and bearing date the 9th
day of March. 1918. l. the Undersigned, the
referee In said Judgment named, VIII sell at
public auction. the Exchange Salesroom,
Nos. 1416 Vesey Street. In the Borough of
Manhattan, City of New York, on the 1st
day of April 1918, at 2 o'clock noon on that
day, by HENRY BRADY. Auctioneer. the
premises directed by said judgment TO be
sold, and therein described as follows:
All those certain lots. pieces or parcels Of
land with the buildings and improvements
thereon erected. situate, lying and being in
the thorough of Manhattan, City, County and
State Of New York. bounded and described
BEGINNING a a point on the southery
side of West Fortieth Street distant III
feet and inches westerly from the South
westerly corner of Seventh Avenue and West
Fort!eth Street; running thence westerly
along tho southerly side of West Fortieth
Street. 2S feet and inches; thence south
enth Avenue and through the centre of q
party wall 9s feet and inches to the centre
line Of the block; thence easteriy along said
centre line 2S feet and inches; thence
northerly and through the centre of another
party wall and on line parallel with the
westerly side of Seventh Avenue 90 feet and
9 inches to the Southeriy side of West 40th
Street al the point or place OF beginning
Said premises being known by the street
numbers 212 and PA West 4Oth Street. New
York City.
Dated, New York March 9th, 1918.
GEORGE f HARTMAN, Referee.
MIDDLEBRooK & portland. Plaintiffs s
Attorneys. No. 46 Cedar Street, Borough
Of Manhattan, New York. N. Y
The following is a diagram of the property
to be sold: Its street numbers are PIP and
214 West 40th Street.
New-York tribune., 1918-03-14
Spring Street

The approximate amount OF the lien or
charge TO satisfy which the above desc ribed
rrnpcrty s. to be sold. Is Fifty-eix thousand.
.Iyht hundred ninety eight and 40-IGD (s58
sog 40) dollars, WIN interest thereon from
cosR and allowance amounting to Three
hundred nd sixty-one ana bl-l0o ts3sl5l)
doilnrs with interest from the 25th day OF
rstfuary. 1918. together with the expenses
a. the sair Tho approximate nmoun, OF
tbn taxes assessmen,s and wuter rates, or
bor ljans which are to bc allowed to the
,,,ychaser out of the purchase money. ur
,naia ny the Referee. is Seven hundred and
forty hree and 1890 'f7a3,l5j dollars and
pated. New York. February 20. 1913.
MAURICE DElCHES.
Referee
New-York tribune., 1918-03-14
Hof Springs Results

Frs, raca if0'ir- -eear-ol1s and UPWARD. horses
I'D seitinEs claiming. purse. $500: six furiongsl-
Adaad. III Williams. ~ TO !. to / and TO 5.
sc: HTza Ill cLykef, = :. even and To ::
nd : % : ;hird Tine. Is 81. Master Nc
sfsh kerfhase, scaisaag Lord BTren ard Oid
Eos ike r4r
ssned raae fthsee-s ear -cids and upward, claim
hg yerss. 500 five and half furlengs)-GrfHdy.
Z; lGea;r!i. n l. even and to > won; David
crIs ls- lWinisl 10 u /. / To and 70 l.
srai; Pilsen ii9 iCTlHeliyl. 20 l. TO and
sn5 third Tine / o. Idosco-ide. Juanita Sd.
La scaoTr, Ergniisna. Lady Longfe.tow. Sir Ed
~ Harry MasTt and Water Wa aisc ran
hisd rare iieur-yesr- and upward claiming
s-s s5oe. ore nile ana severl,s year'isl Eddie
I, h@ tGerlrFl. e~eu. i 70 and ! 70 5. won
bsiy r. IL Obe.tl - l. : 10 AID 10 D.
ssai. Lady Narl q Erickson ;. = tp |. 20
al s l. third Time. i.:s las Spark. Hazel
z P.a None Senper StalwaTt. No Manager and
sauth race fEsstnsn Hotel Purse: three year
as nd uDwarl. allowances. pure. $500: five and
al tlro1gs r. Brzdley's CAoics. iI2 tCoaneliy)
.sl 10 ard l 70 woa. Top o the Morn.
e liz thopiozV-i. 70 :. = 70 : and OFT. se>oiid
f1-s. l04 tAtkir- son J. - 20 l. Ia and to
Esr ard Etriscsa also ran.
fAa raes ifw!- y~z--0.ds and upward claiming
e s5ej. 1-e nile aHl seventy ;ar1si- AliNFula
~ iot@rti. > - = and to 3. Won. Mar
!. A ~ sTllisj. : 10 !. - and : % >. second
ss-S'-s Hs.lze. ~ fF-r.csspiil. = 70 l. = 70
z ~ :. thrd Tire .4- 10 beautiful Morn
sssssssiHs Be- Esmisc-.. Euterpe. uaF~ood aiie
Le esse also ran
Mt rare DR.. Holland P'irse. three-yeer cids
g - rpsafi. 9 icwaaees pure. $500. one miieJ-
- Eee, WaHsw. is6 tO'B1en). 70 =. u
~ u = sacoaa Tczag 100 Iykel. : - .
sa ard ~ Z .nir-. Tine 80 - Lottery
sfsss Dezr and BessergiI 2lso Fal.
New-York tribune., 1918-03-14
MEETINGS
~ortfv or MEETING.

&otYce Is hereby given purauant 20 SIC SIC
49,, "a ~ the General Corporations Law
~, ~. sfa,e Of New York, na amended,
mat a specsl meeting Of the fnrmeers ssn,..l OF
the TriFnne Freah Air fnnn 81, Miq -, ,''g,eig heig
~ re- ,,f,"e II H. Prealhen'. nt 15a Nns-
ssu r.rest erhe qtlDnne bnil''ns3' istE y
York ny. THURSDAY ,,,o,1 mafgm %'7, Tar the
- .''..Iso eg ~ patlng upon the adoption Of a
g1ra4i g,.s,lon e,.aneing Inc name Of s@ih cor T.
i,ofation from 'he Tf,b"n. ,,,,ne r,ss rresh
g"p t.nna m,a end aut5oriaine such steps or
,rao'sSstsgs t as may te necessary or pf'pr 3or
~ enec,uas" puNh change o. m"'a ,,nr .,' i,,ai
,'ess 81 ss may properly b" brought '"i'f'
DATED. Asw York. rebrHar1 ~'' '''''
''''f>' President
Nt'FF ''' Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1918-03-14
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40tn St.

Tho approximate amount OF the lien or
charge, to satisfy which the above-described
property is he sold, il slS.s7Q with In
terest thereon from the 2lst day of Febru-
airy, 1918 together with costs and allowances
amounting to $34253 with interest from
March 9Th, 1918, together with the expenses
Of the sale The approximate amount of the
taxes, assessments and water rates. or other
liens, which to he allowed to the pur-
chaser out of the purchase money. or paid
by the Referee is s4S3.95 end Interest.
Dated New York. March 9Th. 1918.
HENRY NJ. BRIGHAM. Referee.
New-York tribune., 1918-03-14
L'aC!DATiON NOTICE

Ts Is. a. sen York. March Z, 1913.
= prirs,rsS sSfez e. a1j :. 1srs or TIG MAEKET
Y1sx xsi~ss RATIONAL EANk or sr,Y
~, y T.. ~ HEREBY ofvnn sha, by
ssstssx Of IS ieaf9 ~ Directors Il speclal
~ ", we sb,~<hoiGers has teef naftsd
2 ~ s.h asia nsia - iweiye o'eloe,s, mon.
~ sssses psT - April. isis. n, inc bank
'AsAs pS. ~ The Aarkaa H. FULTON ss.
s,sss. Es,,' Ek q Hsw YorN. 10 ii YsIsnn
Isfx, u tsyoxh .,x N Manhattan, clty II Kew
~ laa1 DD'a resolution - ptsre
tsast ts ~. voluntary iiaDlaation a',,.
s.ssssa s.sse. s..'s,,s = 1z@s nn1 mi II ,he
afte 20. %@vsseG FfafusNs, u, ,sxe
| ses sseiS ssen o2ss { fnag f,s eynn ~ '
II " sSasa ~ 'sesslosl',rl 20 fs'ify shs sets a.
xss e ii4sad@tnlomn n 'ss a pr.'alssS ,,,., pr, prs
Hsstlsgs - may he brought befsrs
,,.eM thsse :, ,uhnefer books yiu be oiax4a
,gsss gss,'s,ek syNs,ek 8. M On Agr1 j, IyIs'
- sFAks III ~ = .. 81. ~ Apr0 &, i3:s
~ tns hDafa ~ directors,
WI. III, kDsgkDALE,
cAghisr.
New-York tribune., 1918-03-14

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER or.
Honorable John P. Cohalan. a Surrogate
of the county % New York Notice. ir
hereby given 70 all persons having claim.
against MARY J. FLEMING, late OF me
CountS Of New York. state Of New Yori,
deceased, 10 present the same with vouch-
crs thereof to the subscriber, at her place
Of transacuug business. at the once OF
Howard X. Bayne. Esq. her attorney No
81 Wall Street, in the city Of New YorE
o. before the 7tf, day of May. next
Dated. New Yorb the 27th day Of Oc.
,ober. 1917.
a1ArY H A. ALLEN.
Exocutrix.
HOWARD r. BAENE. Esq. Attorney
for Executrix. 81 Wall Street Borough
Of Manhattan. Nsw York Cit-