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New-York tribune., 1918-01-07
ENGAGEMENTS

BERNSTEIN-HECHT - Mrs. Lille Hecht
announces the engagement of her daughter
Jeonora to Mr.. Alexander Bernstein. AT
home, 500 Prospect av., Bronx. Sunday
January 13. 1915 at p. m.
ENGLANDER-LEV1N Z. Levine, OF
81 East 41st St. announces the engage
n,ent of her daughter. Phoebe. to DR.. Henry
Englander.
FORD-COPP- and Mrs. c. w. Copp, of
Palm Beach. Fla. and Flushing, N. Y, on
December 2S, 1917. announced the engage
n,ent of their daughter, Mary Estele Copp,
to Sergeant S. Bogert Ford. of 1920 Broad
way. New York City. and Company 4. 102d
Ammunition Train. Camp Wadswcrth
Spartanburg. S. {.
Reck, $50 Castle Point Terrace Hoboken,
announce the engagement of their daugh-
ter, Mayme, to Mr.. Murray Gillette, of New
York.
HURvITZ- Z-LYTTLE-Ms. II. Lyttle. 700
Riverside Drive. announces the engagement
of her daughter. Evelyn. to MIR. Herman
L. Hurvitz. of Pittsburgh.
kLEIN-ARNOLD-Mr NJ. Arnold, Of 56S
West 149th St. announces the engagement
of her daughter. Helen. to MIR. Leonard
Klein, of New York City.
SONNEBORN-HYMAN and Mrs. Ellie
Hynan, of 1340 Madison av.. announce the
engagement of their daughter. Jeanette,
to Mr.. Herman NJ. Sonneborn. At home
Sunday, January 13 and 20. from to S. :
TAFFAE-kLEIN-Mr and Mrs. Max Klein,
of 792 Putnam av., Brooklyn, announce the
engagement of their daughter. Sarah. to
Leon Taffae. of Brooklyn.
VICTOR-M -MAGNUS- and Mrs. M. Mag
nus, 439 Manhattan av, announce the en-
Gagement of their daughter. Lillian, to Mr.
Alexander I. Victor, of Toronto. Canada
December &c. Toronto papers please copy.
New-York tribune., 1918-01-07
Three Stabbed;
Dance Proceeds
lntruders Rashly Brave
Critical Outpost in Har-
lem Bridal Feast

Bessie Ciraalo, Of 319 East 104th
Street, belle of Harlem's Little Italy,
was married yesterday, and resolved
that no rough stuff should be pulled off
at the dance and reception which was
to take place in the evening in hall
at 1926 First Avenue. To that end she
requested her cousin, Antonio Russo,
the Van Bibber and cotillon leader of
the younger set, to act as doorkeeper.
SO seriously did that social arbiter
regard the responsibility and so active
was he in enforcing the edicts of good
taste that he is now prisoner in the
East - 104th Street police station.
charged with fclonious assault, and
there will be no one to mend shoes to-
day in his shop, at 332 East 10th
Street.
While he was collecting the invita-
tions and welcoming guests with nicely
Louis Scralalba, Charles Eliconio,
Charles Saturnio and two other youths
from East 10th Street approaching the
entrance. Antonio was certain that
they had no invitations, and they ac-
knowledged the truth Of his surmise.
With impeccable courtesy ne informed
them that they could not force them
selves upon the fiesta; it was not being
done.
They assailed him. so Antonio told
the police, in vulgar fashion with
clenched fists. A picDeian black eye
among Antonio's arstocratic features
testified to the truth Of his tale. Re-
pulsing the unlimited guests as best he
might, Antonio bcthought him of a
whistle in his pocket. and he extri-
Gated it and blew a mighty blast.
Taken by surprise, his assailants
withdrew to the street, and Antonio
greatly checred by the success of the
man9uvre, thought to pursue them and
put them wholly to rout. With that
purpose he charged them. They with
stood the attack, and Antonio was
forced to draw upon his reserves, which
he kept in another pocket Opening
the blade with his teeth, he stretche d
upon the sidewalk in quick succession
Louis Scralalba, Charles Elconio and
Charles Saturnio, all severely slashed d
about the face and neck. The other
two fled.
Then the police came and Antonio
was compelled to leave his post. The
dance snd reception proceeded most
genteel!y.
New-York tribune., 1918-01-07
LEGAL NOTICES

PURSUANT TO AN ORDER OF THE
Chancery Division of the High Court of
Justice in England, dated the 9th dav Of
March. 1917, made in the action of Nelson
V. Thompson. 1857 N. II. whereby the fol-
lowing inquiry was directed AN inquiry
what Sons the testatOr JOHN THOMPSON
had and whether they all now dead
and il so when the last surviving son died
and what children of such sons were living
at the date of such last surviving son -
Notice is hereby given, that all persons
claiming to be entitled under the said in
Qury either personally or by their
Solicitors, before the Sth day of
February, 1913. to come in and enter their
purpose in Room 317 at the Chambers of
Mr.. Justice Sargant and Mr.. Justice Young
cr. at the Royal Courts of Justice Strand
London. England, and prove their claims
in default thereof they will be per
emptorily excluded from the benefit OF the
said Order. Tuesday, the 18th day Of Feb.
ruary. 1918, 1890 of the clock in the
afternoon. at the said Chambers Room
3l5. is appointed for hearing and adtudi-
eating upon the clams.--Dated this 9TH
day Of December. 1917
CHAS. HUBERT, Master OF the Su-
premc Court.
Note.-The above named John Thomp-
son. late OF Rosoman- street. Clerkenweil
Trpe Dresser and Brickmaker. died on the
Sth day of August. 1866.
Thomas John Thompson. a grandson of
the above named John Thompson, who
may be entitled under the above inquiry
went to Ethebert, in the Dominion of
Canada, in 1899. and homcsteaded on the
n. f.. OF 1029-22, and left there about
December. 1905.
New-York tribune., 1918-01-07
MARRIAGES

BREWSTER R-MILLs-At Merrickville. On
tario January ]. 1918, Jessie A., daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. John Mills, to James
Brewster of Montreal. Quebec, and Litch-
field Conn.
DE wALTOFF-LTPPMAN December
20, 1917. Gerald Dc Waltoff. jr.. to Bessie
A.. Lippman. :
MUNFORD-BLAKE-O Saturday. January
3. at the Cathedral of the Incarnation. Gar
den City, N. Y, by the Very Rev. Dean
Treder. Lieutenant Nicholas Van Slyck
Munford, O.. o. R. c., to. Miss Aylisse
Malbone Blake. daughter of Colonel Ed
mund M. Blake, Coast Artillery Corps.
u A.
NTZ-KRUCkMAN-M and Mrs.
S. l. kruckman. of $50 West 14Sth ST., an
nounce the marriage of their daughter,
Madeline, to Mr.. George Pomerantz, city. =
TAUSSIG-MURRAY- Cambridge, Mass,
Miss Beatrice Murray, daughter of Walter
Hunter Murray, esq. of London. England,
to William Guild Taussig, son Of Professor
J.. w. Taussig, of Harvard University. :
TAYLOR MAGRATH - Mabel Edna Ma
grath to Edward Cooper Taylor. jr., Janu-
ary3
WALDEN BooRAEM-on April so, 1917.
in New York City. Adelene Allison
Booraem, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Au-
sustus Booraem. Ridgewood. n. j.. to Van
Rensselaer, Walden, of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Carroll Walden.
New-York tribune., 1918-01-07
Aid for Family Is Asked
Couple With Six Children in
Need, Says Appeal

Returning from hospital. where she
had been under treatment for month,
the mother of six young children found
her husband dying of erysipelas, says
the Widowed Mothers Fund Associa-
ton. The man had been i'll for year,
first with eye trouble, which caused the
loss of sight in his left. eye, then with
pleuro- o-pneumonia. Being unable to
work, except at intervals, the man had
taken a position as janitor, and the
family has received much kindness
from the tenants. But the mother is
unable to perform the work required
and has received a dispossess notice
from her landlord
The family has been referred to the
Widowed Mothers Fund Association,
192 Bowery, and is in the utmost need
Those wishing to contribute toward
their support may address Hrs. Henry
Zuckerman, 81 Broadway, or the rooms
of the association
Thanks are offered to r. B. for $40,
to H. A. L. for So and to A. G. S. for 81,
sent in response to a previous appeal.
New-York tribune., 1918-01-07
City Planning Is Job
ForWomen, Says Adler
Should Begin to Think of
What They Can Give Ma
ton. He Asserts

Advising the woman voter to stop
thinking about what "she can get from
the nation" and begin to think what
"she can give" DR.. Felix Adler, of the
Ethical Culture Society, addressed his
audience yesterday morning on "The
New Opportunity of Woman in Citizen
ship"
"Women should stop talking about
their rights" said Dr. Adler, "and about
the vote as a weapon of defence against
encroachments. 1t cannot be the i'm
mediate task Of women to abolish cor
ruption in public life, because to do
that the present boss and machine sys-
tenn would have to be changed. Women
can. however, take certain response
bilities in their civic life; they can
achieve the things that men have bun
ged in.
Housing, city planning, are women's
jobs. The winning Of the war does not
alone mean licking the Kaiser, defeat
ing Germany and crushing militarism.
We must win new America, with sani-
tary homes for everybody. That is a
constructive problem for woman states
manshp."
New-York tribune., 1918-01-07
Press Before British Vic.
tory Told of Serious Con.
sequences of a Defeat
Blow at Berlin POLICY
Events in Palestine Consid.
cred an Attack Against One
of Cermany's Wings
By A. A. N. (reH known contributo.
to Upnnchv

By A. A. N. (weH known contribute,
to "Punch")
LONDON, Dec. 26-Writinp j.,
mediately after the fall of Jerusalem
the German press, as was to be ex.
pected, points out that both from
military and political standpoint IT.
loss is of no real importance, and thu,
the only front which matters is III.
Western front, "where our gallan,
troops in field gray" etc.
This is cold comfort for Turksr
which, however, Will console itself with
the bare announcement that "nothin.
worth mentioning has happened on anvv
of our fronts; and later on, when tba
fall of Jerusalem can no longer be
hushed up. 1--WE retired in accordancs
with our plan, and in order TO prevent
wanton destruction Of the city."
1t may be interesting to note what
Germany previously had to say on the
subject. when the fall of Jerusalem
was not an accomplished fact to be
explained away, but an unlikely event
in the future to be guarded against.
Herr Won Salzmann. the military
WI ASo Po'iuCHe VI Cic HoSSlSCne Zeit-
ung," after the battle of GAIA, pointed
out that the fighting in Palestine was
of decisive Importance to Germany.
and said: SHOULD the British succeed
in conquering Palestine they will striks
heavy Sblow against Germany's East.
ern policy, and consequently against
her world policy. The events in Pales-
tine constitute an attack against one
of Germany's wings, while the British
offensive in Flanders is an attack
against the other wirg"
The "Kreuz Zeitung," on November
13, said: an view of the great i'm
portance Of events on this front. one
may we'll assume that Djemal Pacha
will do everything to put an end to
any further progress toward Jerusalem
by the enemy"
The "Rrankfurter Zeitung" was even
more alarmed at the fall of GAIA 1t
wrote: "The urgent interest which
Turkey has in a successful defence Of
Judaa, as well as the ability and
leadership of the troops, is a guaran
tee that everything possible is being
done to thwart the English attack
Unfortunately for the Turks, it was
not enough.
So much for the German point Of
view. Turkeys point of view is pc.
culiar to itself. Ten days after the
"Frankfurter Zeitung" was lamenting
the British victory at GAIA. "a success
which must be recognized" the German
wireless reported from Constantinople
"the alleged English victory at GAIA is
officially denied"
New-York tribune., 1918-01-07

to live in Manhattan and Brooklyn.
Within the last three years the num-
Der of factories in the borough has
increased from 075 to 1859, and the
number of employees from 37,201 to
63,964. There are large areas within
short walking distances Of these fac.
tories suitable for the erection of
homes and model tenements, with gar
dens, sunlight and air. Owing to the
moderate price Of land such construc-
ton is possible, and would provide the
much needed houses.
"As many of the factories in Queens
are engaged in war work, the increas-
ing congestion Of accommodations
available for the working classes is an
injury. from the standpoint Of the
successful prosecution of the war, as
we'll as from that of the bad social
conditions resulting from overcrowd-
ipr
New-York tribune., 1918-01-07
BIRTHS

BREAKsTONE- Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Breakstone (nec Rose LampeN. SO st,
Nicholas av., New York City. a son. Janu-
airy 2, 1918.
TELDMAN-Mr. and Mrs. Mayer c. Field
man (nee Anna Boorstein) announce the
birth of son. January 3. at Macmillan
Sanatorium. Lexington av. and Esd St.
New York City.
MAYER-To Mr.. and Mrs. Laurance Mayer.
on January .. a daughter.
PEYSER-To Mr.. and Mrs. Michael Peyser.
daughter. January 2, 1918. Lloyd's Sana-
torium. s st. Nicholas Place.
RICHTER-Mr. and Mrs. David Richter. of
615 West 150th St. announce the arrival of
a daughter. January 4.
New-York tribune., 1918-01-07
Queens Needs Houses
For Workers. Homes

A careful survey of the housing ac-
commoda tions for the working classes
in the Borough of Queens shows the
houses to be full, with many having a
long waiting list, says the Greensboro
bulletin, issued yesterday.
at is estimated that 10000 persons
employed in the borough are compelled
New-York tribune., 1918-01-07

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER oEuoN
orable John p. Cohalan. Surrogate o1
the County Of New York. NOTICE IS here.
by given to all persons having claim
against ANNA LUKENS, late OF the Couotv
OF New York. deceased. to present ths
same with vouchers thereof to the ann
ress. No. l40 Broadway, Borough Of Man,
hattsn, in The city OF New York. on or
before the 25th day OF February next.
gust. 1917.
GUARANTY TRUST COMPANY OF
NEW YORK. Erecutor
torncys for Executor. Is Broad Street
/ New York
New-York tribune., 1918-01-07
CHANGE OF NAME
NOTICE OF RESOLUTION OF CHANGE
OF NAME ~ -

NOTICE OF RESOLUTION OF CHANCE
OF NAME.
Ing of the stockholders Of FRANC G.
LANGSDORF, INC, duly held on the srd
day OF January. 1918. the following resolu
tion was unanimously adopted:
RESOLNED, That the stockholders an
prove the change Of name OF the corpora
ton from FRANC & LANGSDORF
INC to "FRANC-STROHMENG G.
COWAN. INC. and that the officers ~
the Company be authorized to execute the
papers to effect such change in accordan nn =
With Section &c OF the General Corpora
tions Law N
Dated. New York January 4th. 1915.
Yours, etc.
FRANC & LANGSDORF. INC
BY JESSE LANGSDORF Presidnn,
New-York tribune., 1918-01-07

NAEGELI. MARIE JOSEPHINE - IN
PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER of Hon.
orablc John z. Cohalan, Surrogat. of
the County of New York, NOTICE is here
by given to all persons having claims
against Marie Josephine Naegel late OF
the County of New York, deceased. to pre-
sent the same with vouchers thereof to the
subscribers. at their place Of transactine
business the office of Blandy, Mooney &
Shpman, No. 81 Wall Street. Manhattan
in the City of New York, OH or before the
10th day Of July next
Dated, New York, the 2lst day of De-
ccmber, 1917.
JEAN G. NAEGELI,
LAURENCE LANE MOORE.
Executors.
Attorneys for Executors
New-York tribune., 1918-01-07
The Weather Report

WASHINGTON. Jan. 6.--The southwest disturb
of SATURDAY is central to night over Northern
Indiana. with rapidly rising pressure 10 the west
ward aud southwestw ard. and general SHOWS and
rains have fallen northern aud rains Over
southern districts east o. the Piaias states Ovsr
Of the Middle Mississippi Valley. TIE snowfall WAS
neayy There we're also scattered snow in The
1aohc states. the latter due 10 another disturbance
over the extreme Canadian Northwest. 1t is gen.r-
ally warmer i'll the Atlantic sIaes, The upper Ohio
Valley and the lower Lake region ard considerably
colder IN tie tJuif states. The lover Ohio, The
locality.
are nearly normal. T,-Te viii be snow Mondr
from the Lake region eastward and in tho Ohio
Valley: rain or snow in the Middle Atlantic state;
by fair weather Tuesday. except in the Lake region
Eastem New York and New England. where there
In Tennessee and the East Gulf states the wea;hsr
WI be fair Monday and Tuesday. 1t VII Re much
Lake region the Ohio Valley. Tennessee the East
Gulf ard South Atlantic states. and colder Tuesday
It Nv viii be slightly warner faedsy IN he upper
Lake region, the lower Ohio Valley and the East
Gull G, states Ihere vii l frs'sns tempsrssurs s.ss
frost in Central Florida
=, Storm war,ings are displa,yed on the Atlantic m
Coast from Jacksonville 10 Wilmington and from
Delaware Breakwater TO Boston and the Pacific
Coast from the mouth Of the Columbia River north
ward.
Forecasts for Special locaities.-F;ast Peansylra
MIA and New Jersey-Rain and warmer MONDAY
colder at night: Tuesday fair and colder
Eastern New York-Snow In north. or rain
IN south: Monday warmer. TUESDAY fair and
colder.
Southern New Engand-Ran and
Monday. Tuesday clearing and colder
Western New York--Snow In north. snow or rain
in south; Monday colder at night. Tuesday local
SHOWS and colder
Local Ofhcai Record.-The following ot'cisl rec-
ord from the Weauther Bureau temperatures
during tho last twenty four hours in comparison
With the corresponding date Of last year.
A. NJ. 1918. 1917. p. NJ. i2ls. 1911
s:::::: ss::: !; !; !; { s::::: ss 3 3 3 !
Highest temperature "a degrees lat , % m,.
same date last year. 40 average same date i@
thirty three years 80.
HumdN
S a m......6 60 p. m....-..5o p 1n..'.."
Barometer
a m. 1855 p m. = p NJ. as.@
Local Offcai Forecast. rain and warner
to day. Tomorrow fair and colder. Strong soun
winds. shifting to and northwest Monday niSh-
New-York tribune., 1918-01-07

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER an
Honorable John p. Cohalan, a S,1rroyeO,r. :.
OF the County of New York, NOTICEE q . .
hereby given to all persons having clat,rs >
against EDWARD De Noyeles, late Of ~ .
county OF New York. deceased to nrescn,
the same with vouchers thereof To ,ra - - II II I
scribed at place Of transacting business a +,
me me ot,'c, OH =, OF Their attorney. John NJ. Ruck
90. " nassau street. III the City OF New
1918 "' Ok May,
Dated. New York. the 10th day or ~.
vember, 1914 "' VI NO.
E,RA Mes kSTELLE DE NOYEI,1Es
~ H1i1tNt|s EXecutn ora
New-York tribune., 1918-01-07
Fire Record

FIRE Record
l3:4e-I9l f lo5b ST.: Della Giypn; trinins ,,,.
fling
l2i5-t22 West Broadway. Samuel Dahlks: tn
l'45-l5o Avenue {: unknown: r!hins
2.55-l+-o Amsterdam ay Oppen:ieinler & Co.
trtng.
s:o5-2ss Eroome St Jacob Finkeisteu; tn
3.o5-l6s w. 18th St Goldberg 4 Son: slight
SI9-6 Trinity Place. Frank Coih; trfins.
~ T. sd ST.: Julius Haha. trning :,
sI'-rront OF /. Pinehurst ay. auto. Aienas'
Spozzo trifng
4.25-sa ay- and 1881 St; shanty; unknokn: tn
0lo-zSs William ST.; New York American; ni-
64o-Slst ST. and llth av: y Y Central R B.
s.s 90 %, freight Office. ,rifiaS
losl III av: j. Sdtter; trifing
s:3o-lIs Monroe St Israel stern. trinins. ,.n
loilo-2d az and iosth ST.. Interborough Ra'a'
Transit Co. ,rihing
~ ~ ao-622 r l36th st: unknown: tgifns
y 9o-lS BIcome St: Samuel washansk; troinE
II so-331 % av: Adoph Dodman tridins
=. NJ
II 2o-752 Broadway. Irving Trust Co; trisinS
i,o-S. Ia !" l.th 81. unkiown. trtins
-" :to-iS.' 10. Walton AZ. G. R'ise' timing
S30-s2s ". 20 st. Ralph kenpler; trnls
aSo-Sl3 T. to6th ST: Carlo Disc. trfning
4. % 81 r.. 18th ST {. Auherte; triflnS A.
4:-o-5o7 TO 5iH W. 5oth St. Wesz Side Lso"'''
4.So-sii ". 18th ST. Hudson Guild Cap'
4so-i14 Alien st, John staron: trlhng. ,...
eo5-:69 9Th av.. codlnston restsur ana H;.r MsnI~
s:ss-l7 Rutgers Place: Morris Singer: trihiaasA
s.lp-aSA Z. 55th ST.. LYMAN koRta<xnAs>A%
New-York tribune., 1918-01-07
Miniature Almanac

sun rises. ....... 7:ao Sun sets -,
Moon rises Ia. m.). 2:o5Moon sets ~. m l-'i-
NY" "A''' An PM
Sandy Hook o5s 2j5
..-"'NS .Aovn -.Ne
Governors Island ~! 5sV
He'll Gate al SIS
New-York tribune., 1918-01-07
THE WEST COAST OF FLORIDA

Is the ideal winter resort Its wonderful climate
enables the tourist to enjoy outdoor sports through
out season Address Boards of Trade Hotels
New-York tribune., 1918-01-07

FITCH, ALICE MIN PURSUANCE TO
an order of Hon. John p. Cohalan, Surro.
gate of the County Of New York, notice is
against Alice NJ. Fitch. late of the County Of
New York, deceased. to present the same,
with vouchers thereof. to the UNDERSIGNED
subscribers. at their place OF transactinr
business, at the office OF Melville II. Cane
No. 81 Liberty Street. in the Borough OF
Manhattan City and State Of New York. on
or before the 18th day Of January 1918
Dated New York. the second day OF July.
1917.
FRANK e. WHITMAN
New-York tribune., 1918-01-07

ABLEBoDIED MEN, wanted. between is and 4s
enter service as brakemen: also skilled mechanics
for railroad work. Apply for particulars to nearest
station agent n. Y, y. H. Il II. or {. n. u lan
way, G. w. Wildn General Manager
New-York tribune., 1918-01-07
AUCTION SALES

A FINE COLLECTION OF POSTAGE SrA>tne
viii be sgd at The Collectors Club. l20 IVES, aa,h
ST.. on Jan 'th and sth. Al p m. ''''
WALTER &. SCOTT Auctione.r
New-York tribune., 1918-01-07
CEMETERIES
THE WOODLAWN CEMETERY.
.23d st. by Harlem Train and by Trolley
Lots OF small size for sale
once 20 East 23d St. N. Y.
LOST. FOUND AND REWARD
LOST BANKHOOKS

LOST HANKHOOKS
LOST.--Bankbook No. $40. $50 Of Dry Dock
Savings Institution. Any person having
claims upon said book IS called upon to
present the same to tho bank within thirty
days the said book will be declared can
cclled and new one issued in lieu thereof
LOST.-Bankbook No G41,l6S OF Dry Dock
Savings Institution. Any person having
claims upon said book is called upon TO
present the same to the bank within thirty
days said book Will be declared can
celied ard new "re issued IN TO-. tHereoi
LOST i5aA kOook No. l.U34vol OF BANK
for Savings ESQ Fourth ave- New York
Payment stopped. Please return book to
bank.
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OVER 1000 positions open to applicants ~ nile
months men and boys quickly placed; sttrac.Te ons
feurs. general workers etc Bedford Y. NJ. T. A.
Employment Department. llol Bedford ave. bklyn
New-York tribune., 1918-01-07
SURROGATEs' NOTICE.

PARISH, HENRY.--IN PURSUANCE OF
an order of Honorable John p. Cohalan,
= Surrogate Of the County of New York.
NOTICE is hereby given to all persons
having claims against Henry Parish, late
of the County of New York deceased to
present the same with vouchers thereof to
the subscribers, at their place OF trans
acting business the office of Grenvlle T.
Emmet, their attorney. No. SO Wall Street
18th day of May next.
Dated. New York, the 30th day Of Octo.
Der, 1917.
HENPY PARISH,
EDWARD e. PARISH.
Executors.
GRENV1LI.E r. EMMETT,
Attorney for Executors,
Office and Post Office address, So Wall
Street: Borough Of Manhattan, City of
New York
PHILLIPS. WILLIAM WIN PURSU-
ANCE OF AN ORDER OF Honorable
John p. Cohalan, a Surrogate OF the County
OF New York, NOTICE is hereby given
to all persons having claims against
WILLIAM w. PHILLIPS. iate Of the Bor-
ough of Mendham, County of Norris, State
same with vouchers thereof to the SUBJ
scribed, at place of transa acting business,
at the Office OF their attorney, Roswell c,
Otheman, No. 81 Nassau Street. In The City
Of New York, on or before the first day OF
February next.
Dated. New York, the 27th day of July.
1917. EDWARD r. OTHEMAN,
HOWARD e. PHILLIPS,
ROSWELL c. OTHEMAN. Attorney for
Executors. 81 NassaM Street, Borough
of Manhattan, New York City.
New-York tribune., 1918-01-07
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDEp

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF
Honorable John P. Cohalan, a Surrogate
of the County OF New York NOTICE il
hereby given to all persons having claims
against Alfred r. Conkling, late of the
County Of New York. deceased to present
the same with vouchers thereof to ths
subscribers at the Office of John c, Tomlino
son, Esq. attorney for the executors No.
10 Broad Street, in the City of New York.
before the Goth day of Nav 1919
Dated. New York, the 18th day Of No.
vember, 1917.
New-York tribune., 1918-01-07

JOHN {. TOMLINSON, Attorney Far Ex.
ecutors. 5 Broad Street. Now York Citx
New-York tribune., 1918-01-07

MELVILLE, II. CANE
Attorney for Executors
81 Liberty Street. Borough Of Mania kan.
New York City.