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New-York tribune., 1918-03-20
Relevant Comment
About New Haven Financing

During a heated discussion in the
House Of representatives over the
merits Of the war finance corporation
bill Congressman Joseph ". Fordney
Of Michigan, asserted that the bill was
sugar coated from top to bottom" and
made some interesting references about
the proposed government aid for the
New Haven Railroad "Thare is moth
ing in the oil about railroads." said
representative Fordney in the course
Of the looate. "but you vii. agree that
the rail.oac,; are in w,rse cond:
ton today financially than any other
industry in the country and will get
the major portion of these loans. 1t
was stated by the Secretary of the
Treasury ard BY Mr.. Warburg, who
appeared before our committee, that
they feel they must within the next
thirty days. believe, loan to the New
Haven Railroad S45, 900 900 This is one
- begin viii. Now. you can take care
Of q whole lot Of little institutions in
the country with S45.000.O00.' Later
on IN the course OF the debate Repre-
sentative Fordney admitted that he had
exaggerated somewhat in his assertion
that the war finance corporation would
have TO loan the New Haven the entire
amount needed to meet its May l note
Nlatl,rit.
New-York tribune., 1918-03-20
,Ihee Records May Fall
In One Race T0-11ight

lers, Eddie Garvcy, Mike A. Devanev
and William Gordon
Clinton Larson, the high iumnins,
star, IS again to give local foljowors
a taste Of his agility. The ay;ator
failed to perform at his best in '"ro !, :
i.rst indoor effort at the national cham
p'onsnips last Saturday, On the Cav
den track Larsen Will be permitted to
use spiked shoes, and should make y
better showing. q
Inc programme arranged bv the in.
seieute officials is an exceedingly 1on,
one and comprises five champjonshins
and several schoolboy races. Amonq
the title competitions are the 900,
yard Junior national run, the one-mjle
PUBLIC Schools Athletic League race
and the intersectional five-mile road
run. In the latter event the field will
number fifty starters. The total cntrv
iist IS past the TOO mark.
Events for soldiers. schoolboy races
ana match relay race between the
IN lladeiphia and New York John
Nanamaker stores are also scheduled
Two bands Will keen things a-hum-
ming, while the girls battalion of the
institute will give drill and be re-
viewed by Mayor John T. Hvlan.
New-York tribune., 1918-03-20
Matzenauer Is Sued
F Ferrari-F F ontana Wants to Col
lect Her Share of Expenses

Eduardo Ferrari- Fontana, Italian
tenor, brought a suit in the Supreme
Court Yesterday against Mrs. Mar
garete Matzenauer Fontana, contralto
with the Metropolitan Onera Company,
who obtained a divorce from him. to
COLLECT S30,962, under an ante-nuptiaI
agreement that each was to pay an
equal share toward the upkeep OF their
establishment. Mr. Ferrari- i-Fontana
complains that his wife failed to keep
this Dutch treat agreement
Some of the items in Mr.. Ferrari-
Fontana's bill are: Three months in
Paris, 100000; brush set with jewels,
$4,000; automobile trip, $1,000 head
porter, $3.50 head porter. $50; waiter,
$3.50; waiter. 1924; miniature, S2,250;
portrait, $1,000; carriage hire for d
month. $3.50; visit to the movies with
lunch. S27
Fontana appealed from the decision
ofthe Supreme Court granting the di-
vorce. and the case is now. before tho
eAppellate Division.
New-York tribune., 1918-03-20
Coal Consumption Lighter

Less than The usual percentage Of
the March tonnage Of anthracite coal
is going INTO consumption, according
to THE Coal Trade journal so that
accumulation is beginning earlier than
in past years when the spring was
more backward. This, il is asserted,
will have a. favorable hearing on
the situation later in the year. In the
meantime, although the rules and regu-
lations unGe- which licensed coal job
bers may conduct their business after
April j have been announced by the
fuel admig. straton, there are certain
points which must be interpreted be-
fore those interested in that branch
Of the trala will know just where they
stand To tegin with, there is the
mattersof procuring licenses. II Wash
ington is s. slow in acting on applica-
tions for these documents as it has
been on ether matters in which the
trade is vitality interested, very few
firms VIII be licensed by April l.
New-York tribune., 1918-03-20

Must be that spring fcver's got into
our blood this morning. Excuse our
editorial yav-ns,
New-York tribune., 1918-03-20

Barometer Readings
Is y. IN s0as y .. m 30 -
New-York tribune., 1918-03-20
TRUSTEES SALE
IRI SNNNE,,S NtI

#.
By VIRTUE OF THE PROVISIONS OF A
certain Mortgage or Deed of Trust ex-
ecuted and delivered by Northern Cambria
Trust Company of New York CITY. Trus-
tee. dated the first day of May, a. D. 1905.
and recorded IN Cambria County. Penn
sylvania in Mortgage Book, Vol A. at
page ioS, and supplemented by Mortgage
or Deed Of Trust. dated End day of April
1872, and recorded IN Cambria County
Pennsylvania. in Mortgage Book Vol g.
at page 633 the undersigned Trustee the-
Ing the substituted Trustee in said Mort
cages Deeds of Trust by virtue OF an
assignnlon, dated 18th day of February
1918. and intended to be recorded in Cam
bria County,, hereby gives notice that il
sale at the Offices Of the undersigned, cor
ner of High and Center Streets, in the Bor-
ough OF Ebenshurs, Cambria County,
Pennsylvania, on Saturday, the 30th day
of March 1918, at twelve O'Clock noon of
said day, al the property OF Northern
Cambria Street Railway Company as an
atcd electrical railway of about thirteen
miles IN length, connecting Patton. Car
rontown. st. Benedict, Spansier and
Barnesboro in Cambria County. Pennsyl-
vania. and also all It's corporate rights and
Franchises and it's property, road beds,
aupers'ruetures lots Of ground. lands,
rights of way. Borough and Township
franchises or privileges, easements, and
all It's other municipal grants and ali rails
buildings, poles. wires. cars. electrical and
other appliances and equipment, power
house. machinery, tools Implements and
appurtenances OF every kind, and also all
tolls, rents and revenues Of said Railway
Company due or payable after said sale. as
also AL contracts or contract rights and
assets Of every nature rit- iliHG Nhatso-
ever.
Each prospective purchaser sill he re-
Gr.rrG 10 deposit NIth tie undersigned
Trustee certified cheek in the sum of
Two Thousand ($a,0000o) Dollars before
bidding at said sale, conditioned that in
the event the property il struck down to
such bidder the check will be held as a
part paymer, account Of purchase
money but said two thousand t$2,000.00)
dollars snail be forfeited in case the said
bidder docs not comply with the terms Of
sale All checks Of other prospective pur
chascrs will he returned Immediately after
the property Is struck down TO the high
es. bidder.
Nonds secured by tho mortgages above
mentioned Will be accepted part pay
nent ot purchase money AS provided for
in the mortgages above recited. The
whole Of the purchase price, either cash
or bonds. must he paid 10 the Trustee
within FIVE days after the property is
struck down to the successful bidder, at
which time a deed win be executed and
delivered by the Trustee for said property.
CAMBRIA TITLE SAVINGS & TRUST
COMPANY OF EBENSBURG, PENN
SYLNANIA, Trustee
p. j. LITTLE, Attorney.
New-York tribune., 1918-03-20
Steel Price Conference To-day

Members of the general committee
on steel and steel products of the Amer
lean Iron and Steel Institute left for
Washington yesterday to meet the War
Industries Board in conference to-day
OF. the matter Of steel prices. The pres
cnt schedule Of prices expires April l
and the steel manufacturers have been
hoping that the government will grant
an upward revision of prices to con-
tinuc OVER g longer period than has
the present schedule. +. L. Gary.
chairman of the Uuited States Steel
Corporation and president Of the Amer
lean Iron ard Steel Institute, will act
az spokesman for the steel producers
at o-day's conference.
New-York tribune., 1918-03-20
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LIQUIDATION NOTICE

New York. March s. 1919
To the Stockholders OF THE MARKET
& FULTON NATIONAL BANK OF NEW
YORK:
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that bv
order Of the Board OF Directors specia,
meeting OF the stockholders has been caliad
and will be held at twelve o'clock. noon
on Tive sth day OF April. 1918. at the bank,
Ing effica OF The Market g. Fulton Nc
tlonal Bank of New York. No ST E,uirSr -
street., Borough OF Manhattan, City OF Ma.
ork, to vote upon a resolution to mis- cs
said bauk IN voluntary liquidation M
suant TO sections 5220 and 5aal OF the
united States devised Statutes TO taxa
effect tpon such date as may be exaa
aud upon resolution 20 rat.ty the acts nj
the board of directors III tho premises nrs
limnary to liquidation, and upon such
otner matters as may be brought before
said meeting.
The stock transfer books VIII be closed
from three o'clock p. IN. On April /. lsia.
three o'clock p m. on April g. 1918
BY order OF the board OF directors,
WM. Al. ROSENDALE
CaRhtSr,
New-York tribune., 1918-03-20

Iois ". Ray and his record breaking
sna,ncies will hold the attention OF
sase who will witness the annual in
~ 'aor track and field games Of the John
wanamaker Commercial Institute at
.u.s;scn Square Garden this evening.
. ~. Illinois wonder set new American
su,res at one mile and half in these
nss last year, but his effort tonight
Eli he to erase three middle distance
marks.
IN attempt to smash two records for
s.;s distance They are the world out
.;aor figures of 3 o. As. held by Tommy
ranueff. and the American indoor mark
- S:O7, set by Joe Driscoll. After
S.ssing this point Ray Will speed or
- the mile in an endeavor to break
,;eutenant John w Overton's Amer;-
IAN indoor record of 4:16. Ray covered
.so mile on twelvelap tract. eleven
ssys ago in 4:1T 40.
Raw will have considerable competi-
.;an to aid h'nl in his effort. as five
e.hsr feet ath e.es arc entered. The
MA include i'sit H. Fall the ma
/. ss;enal distanee t~0ion: Jack r. Sell
New-York tribune., 1918-03-20
Boxing News and Notes
: By FRED HAWTHORNE

Our old brother Henrys simple and
unsophisticated soul. sends sugges-
ton from the "old farm up Redding,
+ Conn. way, about the holding OF the
!. Willard Fulton bout. We have two
excellent sites up here he writes,
~where those two hired hands can get
together. July 1 would be bit too
asrlv for the hay crop, but Jess and
Fred could get in q lot of valuable
!. training work doing odd jobs around
INV onion and potato patches. Don't
let anybody tell you city folk that
stuff about the value of boxing as an
aid to bayonet fighting, or the other
wav around. either. There's nothing
like jabbIng hay with !. pitchfork or
eIouting piece Of sod with a hoe to
develou the hitting muscles, and Fred
Z and Jess can acquire al the tootwor
thew need. too. by hopping out OF rang
{ Of the nioo-cuw 5 heels ata milking time
"And nave 4 fine big field right out
IN front of the house. next 20 neighbor
KINKS farm, where those two lads
could thump away TO their hearts CON
tent-unlimited seating capacity. 10
iouor sold on the premises. and not a
soul would tell his neighbor if Jess
and Freddy Just naturally KILLED one
another.
This place is in little valley-like,
and all the country folk Nould sit on
the hillside and look. and the neigh
bors' wives coud bring their knitting,
and the children could sit in the apple
trees and eat their fill Of good red
apples And chickens would be ad
mitted free. They're not the kind OF
chickens Frederick and Jess are used
10 tipping their hats to. perhaps, hut
they're real patriots, the kind that lay
an egg apiece every day
"The other place have in mind is up
on Rose Hill. way UP on a hill, like
where we raise the flag every Fourth
If July. The whole State of Connecti
cut could see the boys slam each
New-York tribune., 1918-03-20

other, the hills that prominent. And
don't forget, son, that if that man
Willard still has his mind set or fisht-
ing Tor charity, or the Red Cross, or
something we can fix that up all hun
key-dorey. too
THE Redding Protective League
needs funds this summer TO drive the
caterpillars out of the trenches. and
the Georgetown Volunteer Hose. No. |.
needs couple of new hind wheels on
the hosecart. and the Ladies' Auxiliary
tor the Protection OF Motherless Chill
dren in Timbuctoo is planning to sell
twenty-five quarts of ice cream and
three bushels of COOLERS, SOS they can
buy tracts for the babies who live in
Timbuctoo. And tie Town Council is
hard up for funds to iron the bumps
out of Breakneck Hill. Yes, there's
lots OF ways Jess can fight for nothing
up this way
AND after it's all over. and one or
the othes. OR both, are knocked out,
we'll give Jess and Fred {. right royal
time down in the village. They can
come to my house and eat boiled pota-
toes and corn on the ear and home
made bread and a chicken apiece
After they've ct all they decently can
We'll drive them to the village hall and
show them the latest movies from
South Norwalk. and then they can ioin
in the Independence Day dance and
I'll introduce them to Nellie and Sallie
and Jane and Eliza, the prettiest girls
in the village.
Let me hear By return post if Jess
and Fred will be satisfied with these
arrangements. SOS can get the neigh
bors busy billin' the town"
So don't be surprised, readers, if the
big fght is pulled off in Connecticut
The carryall will meet you at the
depot.
Must be that spring fever's got into
our blood this morning. Excuse our
editorial yawns,
New-York tribune., 1918-03-20

Monday. March IS, 1918. Eliza
beth. beloved wife OF Marcus Adlel. in the
18TH year of her age. Funeral from her
late residence 355 West 10th St. Oh
Wednesday,. March 20, 1918. at II a. III.
AHRENS-On Monday March IS. 1919, at
the residence os his daughter, MamaroncclI.
y. y. Jacob II. Ahrens. IN his 10Th year.
Funeral from the residence of his daugh-
ter. 6S7 Park Place, Brooklyn, ON Thurs
CaV at O clock =
New-York tribune., 1918-03-20
Deposed Pastor Appeals
The Rev. J. j. Mccain Takes
Case to Apostolic Delegate

3 CHICAGO. March l9.--Tic Rov. John
-. Mccain. deposed rector Of 81, Mary's
ssaurch, to-day appealed TO the Most
skey. jona Bonzano, apostolic delegate
10 the United STATE. Is interfere in thr
pfoceedinas Instituted By Bishop Null
ssoon, o. tie Rockford Diocese, to oust
: ,,. an and natal the Rev. T. Gilbert
Flynn as pastor
/. :botn sides are preparing 10 appear
! 9s1ose police magistrate tomorrow,
* si,fn the eaae charging the Rev. Nc
lam WITH sxsault ls -sIled.
me Reg IcCann announced he
would compel he prosecution 20 prove
azt he had ar actual hand in the
'aso'sFg lasr Sunday, when deputy
g ssss!ihs attempted to serve writ on
sasM, Bishop Nuldooa has attempted to
:. sass the ReF. McCann on grounds Of IN
szeonpe,ency.
New-York tribune., 1918-03-20

George. on March IS, 1918.
member OF Salve Regina Council. X. of
c Harlem Yacht Club and Letter Car
r;crs' Association. Funeral from the resi-
dence of his sister Mrs. James Smith. 2l9
West l2eth s.. Thursday at 9 :45 a. m.
Requiem mass NJ Church Of st. Thomas
the Apostle. Informant Cnlvary.
New-York tribune., 1918-03-20
DISSOLUTION NOTICE

STATE or NEW YORK, OFFicN OF THE
Secretary of State, ss
TINS CERTIFICATE, issued in dupii-
cate, hereby certities that the FAll. +
GENH ItD & co. INCORPORATED "A
domestic stock corporation. has hled IN
this once on ths 18th DAY Of March, 1918
papers for the voluntary dissolution OF
such corporation uuder rectinn 81 Of the
General Corporation Law, and that 1t ap-
pears ther"from that such cnrnpration has
complied with suid section Ia ordor to he
dissolved
WITNESS my hand and the seal OF
ot'ice " the Secretary of state, at the
CITY OF Albany, this
) Siste OF New York sixteenth dny OF
iSccretary or State. March. one thou
aund ana nine hun
drcd and eighteen
a r. PARKER
Douuty Secretary OF state
New-York tribune., 1918-03-20
VIII Eyplain Preferred Issue

President T. J. Pearson OF the New
Haven arnounced yesterday that the
circular issued by the company with
reference to the issue of preferred stock
will be followed shortly by an explana
tory statement giving the reasons for
the preferred stock issue and what it
II expected to accomplish. Howard
Elliott, chairman of the committee on
intercorporat,- relations Of the New
Haven, is expected to return to New
York to-say from Washington, whore
he has been in conference with Treas
ury officials over the New Haven hnanc-
New-York tribune., 1918-03-20

BECKLEY-On March Il, Albert James Beck
ley. in his 18th year Funeral services at
his late residence. 233 Elm St. Westheld,
N. j.. on Wednesday,, March 20. at p. M
New-York tribune., 1918-03-20
Proposes to Lower r. r. and
Hotel Rate for Service Men

WASHINGTON. March 19-Bills to
require railroads to reduce their rates
to military ard naval officers and men
10 one-third of the regular fare and
TO prohibit hotels here from charging
them more than S3 d day for room
and 81 q meal we're introduced to-day
by Representative Miller, Republican.
Of MINES ota
New-York tribune., 1918-03-20

American Surety Company of .
per cent, payable March 80. to stockholders of
record March %.
Cardenas American Sugar Company
Quarterly dividend Of IA per cent the
preferred stock. payable April | TO stock
holders Of record March %.
Chalmers Oil & Gas Company Quarterly
dividend OF per cent on the preferred stock
payable April | to stockholders of record
March 20
Cincinnati e. Hamilton Traction-Q Quarter
ly dividends Of | per cent on the common and
IA per cent on the preferred stock, payable
April TO stockholders If record March 90.
General Railway Signal Company.-Q Quar-
common and preferred stock. both payable
April to stockholders Of record March 20.
torham Manufacturing Company Quar-
teriy dividend of ! Z pcr cent on the pre-
ferred stock, payable April to stockholders
CT record March -.
uupp Motor Car Corporation. Quarterly
dividend of ~, per cent Oh the per cent
cumulative preferred stock payable April I
to stockholders of record March 90
Mathicson Alkali Works. Quarterly divi
dend of y per cent on the preferred stock.
payable April ! TO STOCK holders of record
March u.
New England Tel 6; Te-Quarterly divi.
dcnd Of 4 per cent, payable March 30 to
stockholders of record March 20.
Npissing Mines Cempany.-Q Quarterly divi-
dend -of ) per cent. payable April 90 to stock
holders Of record March 80.
Oeivie Flour Mills Quarterly dividend Of
3 per cent OH the common stock. payuble
april to stockholders of record March o5'
Colorado Power Company.-Q Quarterly divi
dend of y of ! per cent the common
stock. payable April - to stockholders of
record March 30.
Sharon Steel Hoop Company. Quarterly
dividend of per cent. payable TO stochhold
OF record April 10.
Shawinigan Water 4 Power COMPANY
Quarterly dividend OF IL. per cent, payable
April 10 70 stockholders Of record March 28
st. Louis. Rocky Mountain e. Pacific Com
pany. Quarterly dividend OF | per cent an
the common stock. payable April 10 TO stock
holders Of record March 30.
Georgia Light. Power & Railways Com
pany.- Quarterly dividend OF = per cent nm
the preferred stocls payable April / Ia stpcL
foldnrs of record March IL
Westrnoreiand Coal Company Quarterly
dividend Of 2ig per cent. payable April / to
stockholders of record March 10.
Benjamin Electric Manufacturing Com
pany.y~-Quarterly dividend Of . per cent on
the cumulative first preferred stock payable
April !.
" dividend Of / II per rcnt On the prcfrvrcd
stock payable April 20 stockholders of roc.
ctd March 20.
phladelphis & Western Railway. Qunr.
! terly dividend Of "a per cent on the pre
ierycd stock. payable April lb to stockholders
OF record March 80.
New-York tribune., 1918-03-20

BATE-At Elizabeth. N j., March II, 1918,
Maude Fay, widow of William Stiyers Bate.
Funeral services at her late residence, 33S
Railway av, Elizabeth, N. j.. Wednesday.
March 20 at 30 d. IL. :
New-York tribune., 1918-03-20
IMPORTANT

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and In Memoriam Notices may be
teiephcned to Tbe Tribune any time
up to midnight for insertion In the
ne1t days paper. Just call
Beekman 5000.
and send tho notice as you wish it in
serted. Bill for same will he mailed 10
YOU later. The notice will reach over
100000 readers daily.
New-York tribune., 1918-03-20
Fire Record

81
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As ~ snf ~ East 1lst - plAb1~is. slight
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40 II3 - Aan's aYr.. Ti'e EFofi@ Pa1ine
s*Dirsfa st!F3gf
81 a6--e24fs ai snd bssnes aye, The nronr Brush
bfe 81 seaaif laf 10 dstnsg"
Y IL 20 "ss, a1sh . e~eef sDAnova, damage
nnAne%'i
:. 20 lastYaeff AID Ksngstaidse RI, 1Da sB,out
y 's'sy tSfoaH fAslot fjtptan AsJlnm ftIh'n2
.zDy .gsss sofh sf pease 4 tilimsn: unnz
- ss1 jsrssgfne - Jof Iesihe ishlfa
5-ase4fit lars ave. Jane. HDsaeil, t+hihg
ar 9tssb al. and Barnes sge., ilis Br1'ss ht'
taf>sb damage
s8s~-l0i3 nj a. t'l.sfiss sieilsl iffsHg
NJ IL Wss sStb sis; u. Sehmai1sla sstV
2ft~@Sfeqy aye aad Sound Viz" asss, ihs Bronx
vHta1eb, no dsnssss.
New-York tribune., 1918-03-20
DISSOLUTION NOTICE
CHELSEA HOOK HINnINC 20

~ I,l ~ Va INt.
ihe Board or pirectors Of this onpany
ing adopted resolution that Il is in their
opinion advisable to dissolve this corpora
tion forthwith.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that =
meeting of the Stockholders OF said cor
poration VIII be held the Office of the
said corporation where the last preceding
annual meeting was held. viz: No. 4oG
West Slst Street, in the Borough of Man
haitian. Ctty OF New York, on the 18th
day OF April. 1919. az O'Clock in the
afternoon Of said day. for the purpose or
voting on a proposition that this corpora
ton be forthwith dissolved and for the
transaction Of all such other business that
may properly come before said meeting
Dated. New York. March IIth. 1918
JAMES J. REILLY, Secretary
New-York tribune., 1918-03-20
The Weather Report

WASHf%GTON. Mach le.Pressure IS generally
loss io-ilgAt eaccp. In Sew England aud Of rregu-
lar d- rlbutiou although there precipit alton
cast oi the Rocky Mountains. except IN the south
Atlantic and east Cuif states. West Of the Rocky
Mountains, Aoxcver rain quite general. with
some snog ~ Southern Nevada and Northern Ari-
yoela.
/, IL iocidedy cooler in the cast Gulf states and
so,,lsra New haglana. while elsewhere nixh lem
ucrafures continued
sv,-h IL ex.rp,len cr local rains to-morrew In
the snilf .. ar states. generally fair weather viii
e.,f,,u,.s and Thursday east 81 the Mis-,
s.ssippi. s.thogt extensive temperature changes
ro-ecasts fer Special Localities s-Eastern Penn
sylsallia and Ne~ Jerae Fair today and Thursday
sJ,neshat cooler Thursday IN northern portion
Ney England and Eastern New fork-Fair to-day.
ssr-ner y, interior Thursday. fair ard somcwhat
Wrsler7i Ncv York-Fslr and warmer todsg
TTursday fair
Western Penny l7aiia air ana somewhat cnnes
In-aas. Thtrsday. fslr
tscal onBclal Rseerd.-The following Official rec
ard from tho Weather Bureau shows temperatures
do,tny fhe las. faen,y -four hours In comparison
WITH the CORES oouaing date OF las, year
1915 1917 1913: 1917;
. a m.... 20 e p r. - 3, =
3 a. a.,n u. q * < D D. M, M :. q
Highest temperature Jeocrday "a dssrees at .
e,aze sams date for thlf',-thfee seafs -
humidity
a ra... n IL ~ p M. 40
Barometer Readings
a m 1925 p 29as sp m 30 -
.
New-York tribune., 1918-03-20
= :
AUCTION SALES

BY VIRTUE OF y CiIATTEL MORT.
gage, made b. Iandorf & Steiner Inc
to Golfer. Soper u Bogert, dated Mov az
1916, the mortgages Will sell al publis.
auction this day. at 10 a. M at 1877 IN
tersale ave, Hronx. New York city. chattet
IN said mort gage mentioned. consisting ar
office and bakery fixtures. bakery mach.n
cry and appurtenances.
NOE FRY. Auc,ionear.
New-York tribune., 1918-03-20
REGULAR Declarations

American Surety Compary.-Dvide of .
per cent, payable March 80 to stockholders o1
record March %.
New-York tribune., 1918-03-20
:
LOST. FOUND AND REWARDS

LOSr--A diamond bar pin. with sapphire
centre, on Fifth ave. between 31th and
5Gth sta. Reward Will be paid for return
to a. II Storrs, Room 5sl Is Park Row.
New York. Telephone barclay sls6
LOST Monday morning. brown and white
collie, studded collar, reward. % West
n