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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-12-03

prepaTatu Jdk NuNaIeu H
ron. To w~ystapienie Sekre.
TARA shaw'a z p~ewnoseia
oznacza dia wieIu Iudzi
wszelkIe informacye, kto.
rych n p~otrzebuja. ~
Komentujac oSwiadcze- 49,
ME bylego Sekretarza Le- 49,
slie NJ. Shaw i udzielenie
lego przyzwolenia do opu- a.,
blikowania tegoz uznania Ola u2a
Iron DR.. James Francis sullivan, Dy-
" lekarz Bellevue szpitala COutooor
Dept.) W New Yorku / westminster
County szpitala, mowi:
Jest -tysiace ~osiabionych, nerwo-
wych ludzi, kt6rzy wlasnie potrzebuja
takiego ~preparatu, jak Nuxated Iron
do Iwzmocnienia siebie a jednak ME
wiedza co zaiywaG stad tez uznanle
tego srodka przez sekretarza Shaw
bedzie niewatpliwie ola wielu poaada-
ma informacya. Zdaniem Zas ORA
Francis S~ullivana, poprzedn:o lekarza
Szpitala Bellevue (%outdoor dePt') "
New York i s1pitala Worchester
County Hospital. Sekretarz Shaw jest
szeroko znanym 1 uczciwosc jego ME
moze bye 'bwestyonowana. Ola teSo
tez polecany przez niego W pismacn
NuXated Iron, powinien wzhudzic W
publicznoSci zaufanie do prawdziWe]
wartosci tego preparatu.
Formula kompozytyi Nuxated iron
Jest szeroko publikoWana a doKladna
analiza przez jakiegokolwiek doktora
lub aptekarza powinna ~przekoiaE so @
wielkiej wartoSci takiej, kt6ra my dok-
torzy mozemy przepisywac naszym
pacyentom 2 wielka ola ich zdroWla
k~orzyScia."
Najnowsze melody gotowania ora2
nasz szybki sposob iycia przyczyniaja
sic wielce do zmniejszenia ilosci zela'
"a we krwi amerykanskich mezczyzn
/ kobiet. u rpowodu braku zelaza we
krwi, mozecie bye starym juz W try
dziestym roku zycia, z'przytepionyn
umyslem, slaba pamiecia, nerWoWym
latwo irytujacym sic oraz ogolnie O.
slabionym, podczas gdy W 40 Tub 81
roku, bez organicznych dolegliwosci
a dostateczna iloscia zelaza we krW
mozecie sic czuc miodym, peinym zy'
cha, energii j silly.
jake dow6d teso wezcie pod uwag'
przypadek by}ego senatora StanoV
Zjednoczonych Charles'a A. Towne
kt6ry po Sc roku iycia czuje W sobi'
zas6b niewyczerpanej energii. Senator
Towne m6wi: "~Znajduje, re "Nuxatet
Iron" jest wielkiem dobrodziejstwen
tako tonik i jake regulator. Dlategt
tez zaJwsze man go dostateczna ilos'
W zapasie."
Nastepnie byly Komisarz Zdrowii
VIM. r. Kerr z Chicago W wieku la
przeszlo 60 jest ~jeszcze krzepkln
czynnym, peinym zycia 1 energii. Ko
misarz Kerr mowi, IL d~ziarskosc swo
ia zawdziecza jedynie uzywaniu "Nu
xated Iron" / wierzy IL powinno on
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-12-03
SChWab- POIakiGm.

Milioner Amerykanski, stynnv
Schwab, re South Betlem, z%any
krolem stall, jest Polakiem, a ME
Niemcem Z pochodzenia, o CO 81
posadzano. Ciekawego tego Cd
krycia dokonaf mundur zo}nierza
Polskiego, o czem dowiedzial sic
W tych dniach obecny kierownik
.tutejszej Stacyi Rekrutacyjne'
.oG byIego prezesa Komitetu O.
bywatelskiego, p. Michala Per
iowskiego.
Bylo to w zimie, jechalem m
.wiec do Rockford, ILL.,, ~opowiadai
r.. P. ably wygiosic tam move.
.zachecic chiopcow do wstepowa'
MIA w szeregi Armii PolSkiej, 4
.starszych do ofiarnoSci ma spra-
wy, z Armia Polskq zwiazane,
w chwili kiedy robi}em sobie
notatki do mowy, podszedi do
mnie murzyn z o~znajmieniem
mi, re pewien pan prosl mnie dc
lsiebie, przyczem wskaza} mi pal
Gem krola stall, Re mnie tam ktos
Ichcial re wszystkich stron ogla,
Idnac, a gi6wnie dowiedziec sic
Ikto zacz jestem, ME by}o to ola
mnie zadna niespodzianka, bc
rosilem mundur Armii Polskiei
.wszedzie gdzie "tylko pokazaien
sic, ma wsze strony, przez ciekaw'
skich, byiem'zaczepiany; kiedy
sic zblizyiem ku MENU, powstai
przedstawil sic, m6wiac ,,Nazwi
swo mole jest Schwab." L Po
czatku sadziiem, re jakiS wesoiy
pasazer zartuje sobie. kiedy all
przypatrzyiem mu sic dobrze
zapytalem CIV seryo mann zasz
czyt poznaG siynnego Schwab'
B~etlejemskiego, Powaznie odPo
wiedzial, TAX" z kolei przesta
wilem mu sic rowniez i zauwazy
lem, re mole nazwisko polskie g
uderzylo. Przeprosiwszy mnie z
fatyge, zapytai w jakiej Armi
sluze, wzglednie jaki mundur no
see, i kiedy usiyszai odpo
wiedz, re jest mundur Armii Pol
skiej, z ogromnem zainteresowa
MEM wypytywai mnie o najdrob
n;eisze szczegoiy. tax Armii Pol
skiej, jak wogole naszej akcy
uad budowa novel RepublikNPc
skiei. Poczem zjechalismy w cia
gu naszej rozmowy ma szersza p
lityke i rowniez zauwazyiem' z
MI. Schwab bardzo sic sPraw
Polski interesuje. Rzecz natural
ma, rozmowa toozyia sic W Jezyk
angielskim. A ~poniewaz jechalls
my przeszio godzine, dowiedzia
lem sic cd pana Schwaba, to c
nuie najbardziej ucieszylo, re c
NAL ME rzucilem mu sic ma szyJ'
a mianowicie, re ME jest Men
Gem z pochodzenia, ale Ameryks
ninem w caiem tego slowa INA
czeniu. pochodzenia polskiegt
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-12-03
ZAVONDALE.

Ma fundusz 10-cio milionowy w par.
sw. .Jacka W dalszym ciagu w gotoWce'
bondach wolnoSciowych i ~znaczkach
wojennych CWar Stamps) ziozyli:
Oh. Jan Kleczewski, 100000.
Pc 500 zlozyli: KS. ]. Zdechlik' c. R'
], Czapalski.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-12-03

bye przepisywane chorym we wszyst'
kich szpitalach W tym kraju.
Byiy Sekretarz Skarbu Leslie M.
Shaw mowi: "Uzywalem Nuxated i
ron" przez czas krotki l jestem cat-
klein Observation-Disclosures W rekomen-
dowaniu go jake bardzo cennego toni
ku."
zelazo Jest koniecznem do pomocy
krHi do przemiany pokarmow W
XII ayciowe. Bee niego cokolwiek sig
zje | mniejsza o to jak DUO, pokarm
przejdzie tylko przez organizm bee do
brego skutku. Pokarm strawtony W
ten sposob ME przyniesie wan silly, "
rezultacie zaS bedziecie slabi, blado !
choro w~ygladajacy TAX jak roslina'
kt6ra p~robujaca rosnac ma ziemi po-
zbawionei zelaza.
Jezeli ME jestescie SLIM | zdro|1 lak
powinniscie bye, powinniscie zroh".
%nastepujaca probe. Przekonajcie sig
lax dlugo mo1ecie p~racowac Tub isc
bez zmeczenia. Nastepnie zazyjcie dwie
pieciogramowe tabletki zelaza organi-
cznego (Nuxated Iron) try razy
dziennie pc jedzeniu przez diva tygo-
dnie. Potem zobaczcie wiele zyskali-
scie ma Sile.
Masa nerwowych / p~odupadiych' ma
zdrowiu ludzi ktorzy oierp!eli eiagle'
zwiekszyli swoia siie / energie w
dw6ch tygodniach czasu, zazywajac ze-
lazo W odpowiedniei formie.
'Uwaga Fabrykant6w: "Nuxated l.
ron" ME jest sekretnem lekarstwem,
~jednakowoz Jest dobrze znanem ~szy-
stkim ]aptekarzom. w przeciwiehstwie
do poprzednich nieorganicznych prepa-
ratow zelaza Nuxated Iron jest bardzo
latwo asymilowane, ME psuje zebow
ami tez ME oczerni ich ME powodu-
ie tel zaburzen zoiadka. "Nuxated i
ron" ME jest ACKNOWLEDGEMENT W cho-
'robach przewleklych, lecz tylko jake
tonik, rwzmacniajacy krew l siie. CIV
wypadku choroby zawsze poradzcie
sic familijnego doktora / idzcie "a je-
go porada). Jezeli ME jestescie peWni
CIV potrzebujecie tonik'a, poradzcie sig
doktora, poniewaz my ME chcemy
VAN sprzedaG Nuxated Iron jeieli go
, ME potrzebuiecie. W wypadku gdy 20
uzyciu Nuxated Iron ME pomoze VAN,
daicie nam znac a my Wam wrocimy
p~ieniadze. Ma sprzedaz przez wszyst-
kich aptekarzy.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-12-03

w spos6b bardZo prosty! Wzie-
lam do pomocy RUFFLES - ktory
uSunal lupfeI, n obecnie WHO'S pick
ME sic pussy / rozwija".
w ciagu dwoch Tub trzech dnf, iu-
riez "a pomoca RULES zacznle sia-
bic ma Waszej glowie, a "a jakis ty-
dzien zupelnie zniknie. Jest to szcze-
"A prawda!. Wasz aptekarz zvroci
Wan pieniadse jesli RUFFLES "a
wiedkis.
NigGy j~eszeze ME okazaio sic cos
ooAobnego jak RUFFLES. M6wiac o
RuffIesie, ME rozchodzi sic o jakis
perfum. jakas czczoSG. hub o jakies
gfupstwo. RUFFLES wzmacnia ] o.
fywia ~zaniedbala 1 zbiedniala skors
KIowy. doda energii ! posili korzen
wlosu ! og6iem Jest to- 1edyny sro-
dek. istniejsey dotad z podoonymi
warunkami. Bezwarunkowo usuWa
fupiez i udatnia najwspanialej wlosy.
Kupeie sobie dis ~jeszcze iedns
tutslke "a 65c cd Waszego apteka-
RIA. Gdyby go ME miai pTzeshjce
nc ma podany adres, a otrzymscie
butelke Z o~piacons ~przesylks. F Al,
P-ehtsr and Co.. 1880 Westminster
ST.. New York. n. Y.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-12-03
Take byly gubetnator stanu Iowa
Poleea "Nuxated Iron
Pc zazywaniu Tegoz Przez Siebie.

Or. James Francis Sullivan, byiy lekarz Belle.
vue szpltaIa Outdoor Dept.) W New Yorku goraeo
poplera oawiadczenie Sekretarza Shaw'a, mowiae,
ze lost tysiace zrujnowanych ma zdrowiu nerwo.
wyeh Iudzi, kt6rzy potrzebuja wfainie takleso
New-York tribune., 1918-01-10
Will Try Teacher
Called Draft Dodger
Board Of Education to Take
the Case of Philip
Pcrlstein

Philip Perlstcin. formerly teacher
in Public School No. 81. who was sus-
pended by District Superintendent
Kidd for conduct unbecoming
teacher after it was charged he had
tried to avoid the draft, will be tried
by special committee Of the Board
of Education, it was announced yestcr-
day.
After his exemption claims had been
refused, Perlstein failed to report on
September /, when he was summoned
by his local draft board. He said that
he was toe i'll to appear, and was
transferred to a hospital for obscrva
ton. Al the hospital it was said that
there was nothing the matter with
him except that he was "constitu-
tional coward" and he was sent to
Camp Upton.
Officers at Upton say that Perlstein
again declared that he was i'll and he
was sent to the hospital. His fear
had so worked on his nerves that army
physicians said he had psycho-neuro-
sis. He was discharged from Camp
Upton for physical disability
New-York tribune., 1918-01-10
Skating Races on Card
For Tomorrow Niqht

The regular weekly handicap races
will be held at the fremont Rink, West
chester and fremont avenues, to-mor-
row night, and will consist of one half
and one mile handicaps and half mile
novice. Entries include the entire teams
Of the New York A. c., Verona Lake
$. G., Riverside S. c. and Peerless S. c.,
as we'll as several of the best known in
dividual skaters in the vicinity of New
York.
Team rivalry has become intense, and
while the New York A. C. is now in the
lead as to the number Of points scored
the Verona Lake and Riverside teams
are close contenders. Individual hon
ors SO far have fallen to the lot OF
j. Leitsch, of the Verona Lake S. C.
New-York tribune., 1918-01-10
Otte Held in $25,000 Bail
Alleged Defaulter Was Treas
urer of Ozone Park Church

Frank A. Otte, of 1854 Hatch Avenue,
Ozone Park, who was arrested Tuesday
night, charged with stealing $53.O00
from his former employers, L. & c..
Randolph, brokers. Of III Broad Street
was held for the grand jury in $4,000
bail yesterday by Magistrate Cobb in
the Tombs court.
Otte began as IS week clerk with
the firm fifteen years ago. His defalca-
tions became known four months ago
and he and six clerks were discharged
Otte is said to have taken the money
by manipulating an open account and
playing it against dead" one for
merly held by William Paine, Brook
lyn dentist. He said that he lost all
he stole in unlucky cotton and wheat
deals. Detectives Brown and Mayer
reported that Otte had been treasurer
of q church in Ozone Park for several
wears.
New-York tribune., 1918-01-10
Trim State Bills
To $78,458,209,
Whitman Urges
War Time Economy Must
Prevail, Governor Tells
Legislature

ALBANY, Jan. Ex-Governor Whit
man sent to the Legislature tonight a
budget estimate, explanatory of the
tentative budget bill which he sub
mitted when the session We convened
a week ago. He suggested that appro-
priations totalling $7S,45S,209 would
be sufficient for the states needs dur
ing the coming fiscal year The total
requested appropriations from all dv'-
sions Of the state government amount
ed to $98.906,S88.
The Governor stated that the total
which he recommended included lmme-
diate provision for the New York
Guard. established when the National
Guard was called out of the state by
the Federal government and also the
necessary funds for an additional troop
of state police.
The total appropriations recommend
ed for purposes of the military service
and its allied activities, including the
state police, are $4,9S9.342.
'ln your consideration of appropria-
tions during this time of war;" the
message said. 81 urge upon you the
paramount and patriotic necessity for
economy. The states first duty is to
aid in winning the war, and any pro-
posed expenditure for labor or ma
terals or of money should be tested
by that rule. To spend needlessly at
this time is to compete with the Fed
eral government, which needs all the
available labor, materials and money
or credit possible for war"
The Governor stated the anticipated
revenues and receipts for the ensuing
fiscal year. according to the Control,
ler's estimates. are $5S,440,766, and
that the total unencumbered balances
and anticipated revenues and resources
from which the present Legislature
without further revenues may appro-
pirate is that amount plus an esti-
mated cash balance of ll,0S4,423, or
$69,525.184
The message set forth that the Con-
troller estimated a net increased reve-
nue. Of $9,017.276 during the current
fiscal year from the per cent tax on
the net earnings Of manufacturing and
mercantile corporations. At the same
time adjustments of liquor tax laws,
combined with the fact that the area
of dry territory in the state is steadily
increasing. will result in an estimated
decrease of S1,S35, 1928 from that source.
according TO the Controllers report.
New-York tribune., 1918-01-10
SUMMONS

sVfHHMH YoRN . G1uET; HH1o, c4TNTy H51N OF My
against w. j. STOkVTS, LTD, Defendant
To the above named defendant
YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED to an
swer the complaint in this action and to
serve-a copy OF your answer pn th, Plain
tiha attorney within twenty days after the
service Of this summons, exclusive Of IN.
day Of service and In case of your failnre
to appear. Or answer. judgments: viii he
taken against YOU 10y default, for the relief
demanded IN the complaint. Trial desired
in the County of New York
Dated, November Goth. 1917.
WERNER. CONGDON Il McCIvNry
Plaintiffs Attorneys. Office &. Post
Once Address, No. 81 Broadway. Nnw
York City. ''9"
To the defendant w. J. STOKyIs LTD
ne foregoing summons is served unon
YOU BY publication pursuant to an order Of
the Honorable Edward j. Gavegan. a .Iu.
tice Of the Supreme. Court Of the Stat" nr
New York. dated the 18th day of Deem
hsr w oitd i9l7 snd MED With the Complaint in
York at the County Court House in the
thorough OF Manhattan, City County ana
State OF New York "io
DATED. New York, Deocmber Goth. ,1o17
WERNER. CONGDON & McCTVNEy
Plaintin's Attorneys, Office &, Pns.
oiitce Address, No. Gl Broadway. Rors
ouEh or Manhattan, New York CITY
New-York tribune., 1918-01-10
STORAGE NOTICES
Globe Storage & Carpet Cleaning c.

aoe. S9l. sos & so7 East e1st Street. \. Y.
To Mrs 7 " Aidrich. Mr. Francis Al.
brecht. c. Adams. Mr. Edw a ADAMS.
Peter F. Baker. Mr.. q. Brewer. Peter r
nan. Miss NJ Borsun.. Mrs Byrne. Mrs
Abbey Barry. Mary Brannigan. Mrs Irene
Hutle7 Mrs. l.. Berkley. Frank Bender. Mrs
l.. Berry. Mrs Baden. Mrs. Wm. Booth. ir
". Cream.r. Mrs cass or Mrs. Grlnosi,
Mrs. Mary Crofts Miss l. NJ Connell. Albert
Carlson. Ny. J. ronroy, Mrs. ". a Colgan,
Mr.. or Mrs. John coor. Mrs. r Cavanaligh
Mrs Cassidy, II. . Davies, Mrs. l.. Douglas
3. Dougheriv II. Doinsky. Mrs Dollard
Miss Elizabeth Doian. Miss Martha Evans.
Mr.. John Earl Nj Fordanl Mrs + Couget
Elmer ,.oebler Mrs. GoldenAranz Mrs. +
Goodman. Mrs. Biz. Grimes, Mr. James
Gallagher. Mrs. II. Hohns. Miss L. Harrins
Albert G. Holmes, Mrs. u. . Johnson, Miss
4. T. kersilaw. Mrs. NJ. Kimmel Airs Rose
King, j. London. Mr. +. ID Lampson. Mr.
O. IsCompie. Mrs. Emily LePlace Mr.. Edw
Ludwig. Mrs. Nm. Nc Loushlau. Mrs I.ahey
Mrs 9. " Mot NJ. J. Murphs M,s. y. A.
Eugene Madden. Mrs. Jno Mastaler. Mrs
Narov. Miss Z. NJ Martin, Mary McDermou
Mrs. N. McDonald Mrs. Anna Alecormiek
Mrs. J. n. McNallr. Mrs /. Neuschafer
Mrs. NJ. Norton. Mrs NJ. {. oConnor. Mrs
Olsen. Miss {. Olsen. Mr. or Mrs J. o Don.
nell. Mr.. +. L. Ostwalt, Mr.. !. !. o Shea
Mrs. Pembroke Paul. \. Piniato. Mis-. Ellen
Parshail. J. F Reed: Mrs. +. J Robinson
Mrs. G. Ronalson, r. y. Rollins Mr. T.
Retter. Mrs. A NJ. shea. Mrs. J SILK. Mr.
2. SchreclS. VIM. Schabei. Geo. smith. W ~
Smith, Theo. Steffens. r L reheel. Miss
Bertha sheehan. Mrs. savin. Mrs Mary
Selgestrom.. Mrs. r. ]. SchnittS Mrs. Mar
Trainer, Mrs. Timeson. Miss jane Tobln,
Mrs G. c. Totem Mrs. l.. Van Horne. Mrs.
VI. Vaughan. Mrs Annie Nalenty. Mrs. E.
White. Mrs. White. Erik j. Wallenberg. Mrs
NJ. Walsh. Mrs. Fliz. Walsh. Mrs Annie
Wilson Miss II Wilson Mrs A. + Waite
Mrs. Mcdonnell. A. Cassidy. Mrs Connolly
Julia Wilkins. Evans, Mrs Drake. GraebsF
Mrs. White. Mr.. Glas. Mrs pnsnam, New
American Confectionery Co. Air Saunders.
Mrs. Ford. Mr.. w l.. Sargent Mrs. Bender
Mrs Hagen: YOU and each of YOU are hereo!
notified that the time for the payment Of
our lien upon the property hereinafter oe
srrihsd having expired. To wit. househo'9
goods personal effects, carpets. etc. stored
ny yon. or in your name. in the Globe Storage
a. Carpet Cleaning Cos Warehouses, 10 ns
sold public auction. according 10 me
statute in such case made and provided al
Nos 800 & 20I East Glst Street, New io,s
City. THURSDAY. JANUARY -tth. lsle.
at 10 80 A M and if The sale thereof IS
not completed said date. the same VIII rs
continued At the same place on TIL RSpAll..
JANUARY 3'st. 1918. Bifil MING AT lD;9e
A. NJ, and continuing until the sale IS com
pleted.
Globe Storage & Carpet Cleaning Co.
New-York tribune., 1918-01-10
MARRIAGES

g. 1918. at tho residence OF Mrs. Arthur
Frederick Powers. in Dorchester BOSTON,.
Mass. by the Rev. Walter +. G. smith
Miss Katherine Resarick, DAUGHTER of WI
lam H. Bcsarick OF Boston, Mass to FIRST
Lieutenant Charles L. Drake, Ord p. C.,
Of New York City.
REDFIELD -CowINC= On SATURDAY.; Janu-
afy ). 1913, at Wyoming. Ohio by the Rev
Alfred Leo Wilson. Amy Louise. daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs r. A. Cowing, TO As
sstant Paymaster Humphrey Fuller Red
field, L. S. n. r. +.
TAYLOR-H -HOLLAND-A the Cathedral Of
ST. John the Divine. by the Rev. Canon K
f. Jones. January .. 1918, jessie Charles
Holland to Wilson NJ. Taylor.
Cal. on January T. Ruby. daughter of r.
Ewing Yoakur. to William Minot Whitney
son of Mrs. Marselis c. Parsons, of Rye
Ny.
New-York tribune., 1918-01-10
Cigarette Butts Part Pair
Found in Home by Husband,
They Lead to Suit

The twenty years marital relation
ship that has existed between DR..
James A. Anderson, dentist, and Mrs.
Maud A. Anderson is threatened by
three cigarette stumps. The stumps
were found in the Anderson home by
the husband, and the events that fol-
lowed caused Mrs. Anderson to sue for
separation on the ground of cruelty.
Il found the three stumps upon my
return ho1ne," DR.. Anderson testified in
the Supreme Court yesterday. "Thcy
were not my brand, so asked Mrs. An
derson where they came from.
"'The man next door, Mr.. Wetzel
came into our apartment to borrow a
book she told me-"
Justice Greenbaum reserved deci-
sion.
New-York tribune., 1918-01-10
CHANGE OF NAME

AT 4 SPECIAL MlsETING DULY HELD
, by the Oriental Progressive Society lns,,
on the otn dag q December, 1917. al -
West li5th stree. in the Borough OF Man. @
haitian. C!r9. County ana STATE OF ~. Ns"
of the membership were pres Mt. the fo,.
loving resolution was unanimously adop,s.,
'RESOLVED. That the said corpors,i0p no,
shall ASSUME the name Of Fiatsrnsl fiu a
grcssiNe Society OF New York. Inc an. an.
that the officers OF the SAID corpora ION y. y.
and hereby are authorized TO ks All me-, he,,
ssary steps for the purpose E chs S.n. .@s
the name of said society to Irsternal XIV"
sressve Society of New YORK. lac .o,-
Dated NeN York. December IN: ls1"
ARNOLD EO1IiI-EiN. Iresdens, 4
"Attest: JACOB SCltN ANIL. SecretaIy.
New-York tribune., 1918-01-10
Columbia Wrestlers
In Meet Tonight

Coach Peterson's Columbia wrestlcrs
will have an opportunity this evening
to avenge themselves for the defeat
suffered from the Boys Club team
early in December The Blue and
White grapplers will probably go on
the mat with practically the same team
which met the local club earlier in the
season.
The Columbia wrcstlers have had
only two meets<so far. The intercol-
legiate season will commence with
contest with Brown, and a tentative
meet with Penn has also been arranged.
New-York tribune., 1918-01-10
Tow Wins Wrestling
Title at Commerce High

Wrestling and boxing have become
popular sports at the High School of
Commerce, where students have been
competing in Journeys for the past
several weeks. The tournaments have
been divided into three classes and the
winner of each weight division will be
declared the champion.
Jesse Tow won the lightweight Gas
pounds) wrestling honors yesterday
when he defeated Michael Krassner in
the final bout after hard struggle.
The final bout for the boxing title of
the same class between Burger and
Levowitz was declared draw and the
boys will meet again within a few
daYS.
New-York tribune., 1918-01-10
FORECLOSURE SALE.

SUPREME COURT, COUNTY OF New
York.--pompeo J. &. ushetta. p'ain,tln
ogninst Elizabeth !. McMannus and others
defendants.
In pursuance Of a Judgment OF fore
closure and sale. duly made and entered q IN
hs The .c,S d"os say Of fss"
,,nderslgncd. tho referee In said judgment
named Will sell at public auction, at the
Street, In the Borough OF Manhattan, city
OF New York. on the 10Th day Of January
1918. at II o'clock noon on that day. by
directed by said jNdgnmnnt 10 be sold, and
therein described as follows
All that certain lot. piece or parcel Of
teenth Street, in the Borough Of Manhat-
tan city of New York, bounded and de
acribcd as follows
tcenth Street distant one hundred and
seventy feet ten inches eas.crly from the
eostcrly corner Of Eighth Avenue; and run
sIdc Of Nineteenth Street twcnty-seven
feet six inches 10 tho center OF a party wall
standing partly on the lot hereby conveyed
aud partly on the lot adjoining on the cast;
thence northerty parallel with said avenue
and part Of the way through said party
wall. seventy nvc feet and eight inches;
thence casterly. and parallel With Nine
teenth street. twenty two feet six inches;
thence northcry. and parallel with said
avenue. thlrty-s!X fect nine aud one-fuurth
inches more or less to the northcrIy line Of
the line OF the land Of the party " tho
first part; thence westerly. along said land
nfty-one feet more less: thence soutN-
crly and parallel with said avenue. one
hundred and four feet ten and one fourth
inches more less to the northerIy sdo
OF Nineteenth Street, at the point OF be-
ginning. Said premises being known as
No: 257 West Nineteenth Street
Dated New York, December 2ist 1917.
WILLIAM A. McQUAtD,
Referee.
JAMES Q. MILLER.
Attorney for Plaintiff,
2l5 Montague Street, Brooklyn, n. Y.
The following is n diagram Of the prop
erty to be sold: Its street number is 2J7
West 10th Street:
New-York tribune., 1918-01-10
Races at New Rink

The first of series of ice skating
races will be held in lIealy's new Crys-
tai Carnival Ice Rink, Broadway at
Nincty-ffth Street, on Monday evening
under the auspices of the newly or
ganized Jackson Haines Skating Club.
Two events will be run off--a one
mile handicap and a half-milc novice.
Gold and silver medals will be awarded
the winners