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New-York tribune., 1918-08-19
ENGAGEMENTS

bOBER PEENShl Nj. and MIS-. Joseph
Prensi. of ca Pulaski St, R~ooklyn. an
noVnce ths engagement o. r.ieil- daughter.
iessie He'en 10 Mr.. Herbert j. Bober.
II. s. ~ r T.
GOLDSMITH -LANDFIELD -Mr. and Mrs.
NJ landield, Of 456 Riverside Drive.
announce the engagement of ther daugh-
ter. Florence. to Dr. J. B. Goldsmith. den
ri surgeon. l. s \. r. +, OF Newport.
Rhode Island.
GiAH!z KAHN Mr. and Mrs. II. Kahn.
o. ~ 'aVa IT, Brooklyn announce the
hetrotta' Of thei. daughter, Hilda, to M
Hudy Giant. Arlington. n. J.
HFINEMAN- HEILBRUN NJ. and M.
!o5eph beilbrrn, llG East Goth ST. an
Hcunce ,he engagement OF their dauyhter.
Lila 10 Max Heineman. Of New York.
No cards Cincinnati papers please copy =
HERMAN -JNGER Mr. and Mrs. Samuel
L. Unser. Of farley av:, Newark, n. J..
announce engagement of their daughter
Marion. to Samuel VI. Herman. of BROOK
HOFFENBERC- KASS- aIr. and Mrs. VIII.
lam Z. Naes. o. 454 Fort washington sv..
N''sn TO an0o-lnce the engagement Of their
daughter. MinerVa. To Mr. lsidor Hofon-
borg. of Yonkers, n. y.
i.cREN;CE ROSENSoN Nj. a9d ~ T.
Rosenson. OF s. Morton st. Brooklyn an
noTnce tae engagement Of their dauQhtcr.
Thcodora Poseason, to Mr. Louis Lorence.
OF F1ooklyn.
MARCUS PHILLIPS Mr.. and Mrs l..
HriiiirS announce the engagement oe their
daugbter. Iibor Marjorie 10 Bernard X
Marcus, son of Mr.. Joseph s Marcus.
IOR'TZ BERRMAN.- and Mrs. Jofrer-
son David Herman, OF Eastman. Ga an
nouncc the engagement of their daughter.
l!oTtcnsc aiarie. TO benjamin Morit1. of
New York CITY.
FINCUS- EPSTEIN. Mr and Mrs. Aaron
hpstein Of 323 I'ifty-frs. s.. Brooklyn.
announce the engagement of their daugh-
terMary. to Mr. Dave Lee Pincus, of San
Antonio. TeSss.
ShRN0 YIELD. DR. and llrs. c. +. Field.
Of Richmond Hill. \. Y. announce the
engagement Of their daughter. Gladys
ouiso 70 Mr. !. Howard Sarno o. New
ark \. J. Both Miss Field and Mr. sarno
arc we'll kNorn among The youn9cr se.s
at aa,t Atlantic HiEhla9ds. n. j.. and M:stcr
Witch \. J., where they reside during
tho summer months.
ZElTLIN- -LICHTENsTEiN.- Mrs. d. jich-
ierstein. OF 9ie Tiffany st Bronx. az
nounces the engagement of her daughter.
Daisy to Sam Zeitin
New-York tribune., 1918-08-19
STORAGE NOTICES
Metropolis Storage Warehouse

- WEST lssRD STRIisT
New YORK August l2th 1915
TO MIS-. Maggie =. Jackson Alrs Mason
Mrs Minnie Johnson Mrs 6. W ran1p-
hell Mrs sadie Harris. Mr. . walls NJ.
Victor ilolensworth Nr " J. Swars.or.
Ms ! Holmes. Mrs. Ilizabeth Ellis N~e
jasa Richardeon. N-s g. W Harris M-e
: Jackson. Nr. r Brirhthanpt Ny VIII
'afa Whitaker. ION and each of YOU are
hereby notified thai the tinae for tho pa
mont Of our Hon upon tho property hereir-
after 6cscribed having expired. after due
notice thereof had been given vou. W. will
carsf spch property. 10 VIZ. Househol
Goods. Frrspnai Effects. Trunia Merchan-
g. carpets, etc. Stored in our pareroornq
by you Tor III your name. or IN which vou
may have an INTEREST,". TO be eoid public
auction according 10 the statute in such
casc ns1e and provided. a. 81 WEST
i3srIT ST. New York Ciiv. on FRIDAY
AUGUST SoTH. 1913. at 1890 A NJ. ana
II the gale thereof is not completed on said
date the same VIII be continued at tho
same place on each and every Frids y
Thereafter. beginning at 1890 A. NJ on
each day and continuing until the sale is
colnpl. ted.
New-York tribune., 1918-08-19
Duffy Lewis Wins in Roy

Duff Lewis still plays star role
before big crowds His All-Navy team
defeated the .AlI-Army team at Camn
Fre ennont, on the Coast, IL week aro. 10
8, before 10000 fans, and when Howard
f.hnlke. former Tiger. vert nmiss for
the tars. George r.dwarlo Lewis. owner
of Lewis Ledge, went from left field 10
the box and pitched the balance Of tho
game and was credited with winning
1t. He used curvf ball throughout.
New-York tribune., 1918-08-19
Ned White "Y" Worker

a.. h. D. fNedJ White. yell known
v.ymp'aH. former halfback on the Uni.
sl'y Of California team in 1906 and
'1're recently an automobile salegrnan
gong 70 drum up athletic stunts TO,
ne's Shrn's soldierz over there. Ned
se "srn accepted ny the Y. 81 {. A.
49, "ork Councii as recrcstional
New-York tribune., 1918-08-19
BIRTHS

BENNETT Mr. and Mrs David Benne,,
tnea Gertrude WoifherSl. 145 St Nicholas
av. announce the bir'h OF a son, August
T.. Lloyds Sanatorium.
BLUMENTHAL-, To Mr.. and Mrs. Meyer
Rlumenthai nee Sara Hoexterl son.
August i. 1913. At Centre Moricnes. Long
Island.
Nor'it7er nee Rosalind Beatrice Sacks .
august I. a 1878 Marmion :.v. Bronx. a
GREENwALp- and Nrr BENJAMIN
Crcenwsld (nes Flora Blosvereni. G46S
Valentine av.. New York. announce birth
O. their daurhter. Ieonore Janet. Sunday
G3EENMAN. To NJ. and air- Saul Green
man nee Rose Sadowshyl. August J.. =
son. at thei4 summer home, Ioi Sea View
~. ANe~ue. Long Island.
Joseph To Mr. and Mrs. Norris \. 10
s"nh nee Gertrude Silher;t ;tein). elD Rivcr-
SIDE Drive, August II. ut lyiue-In Hos
nl'a!. a daushte.-. Marion Vita.
kElsER NJ. aua AIRS. Herbert Kciser
Ruth Seeait. S93 >tebhins av Bronx. an
.ounce ihe arrival Of son on Monday.
Angus :. 1915.
KRAMER Mr. and Ms. \ " K-ar'er tnee
pottenheimi. 6lo Hiverside Drive. an
nounce he arrival of ? son.
LANnAUER To Mr. and Ms. Clifford D
i'"nosner Of Avbarndae long Island. a
clifford Regira'd. August -
MARION Dr.. ara Mrs Louis Marion ,nee
Madeline be-naeipl announce the birth Of
Son, Aeausi q 1913. a Stea-n's Hos
rita..
MAIDS To Lieutenant and Mrs. Il. Naidis.
on August ;. 1913. a son At Long Island
College Hospital, Brooklyn
RAsHER -Nr. and Mrs Albert Rasher nee
Florence London announce the arrival Of
son. August -, at Edgemere. Long Isl
and.
SANGER Nh and Mrs Richard Sanger
NEE khea Ahrens) announce the birth Of
son. August ! :.
STEMBER Baby girl 70 Mr. and Mrs. David
stember enee Hefat'. August "A. in Ger
man Hospital. BroolSiya.
NALENSl- Lieutenant and Mrs Albert Va
iensi (nee Pauline Fox announce the ar
rival Of a son. August II. 1918 Broohly
Jewish Hosp;tal
"ElNSVElN Mr. and Mrs !. Weinstein.
Of o.S West l5lst st. announce the ar
rival O. daughter. August - Lying-Tn
Hospital
New-York tribune., 1918-08-19
Wood Ends Haroer Record

The runlcss inning record owned by
Harry Harper, the star southpaw OF
Clark Cr'ffi.h'a Nationals. was shat
tered recently by Joe Wood, who
tT'pied IN the fenth inning OF n game
IN Cleveland to xcore later the winning
run.
New-York tribune., 1918-08-19
Pitcher Wins Two Games

ROCHESTER,, \. y, Aug. 1a.- Peter
S'n pitched Toronto to double vic
s'rT over the lvral club today, vim
n* the flrst game. 6 70 4. and taking
t"e second. 0 10 0.
he seoref:
=. Si's, ssn.s +.
ttg.7e'o t7e'o -.... 2 % p - o. q ~ T.
'"''ef . y o - 10 i
. 1919 H., pefsrsoa snh }hher. Cas1r.r .na
s-eea1 s.ass r.
rr,lto .--.. D o % - d
'ss*r .... o q . % i j
"a p.'s,sop and gsshss Brxan. Hssen
New-York tribune., 1918-08-19
FORECLOSURE SALES

SUPREME COURT. COUNTY or new
,,n o'.h ~N virginia G. Nackay-s smith and
against William d stewart and ors' a.
Surviving Executors and Trustees, etc. ct
a.: Defendants.
In pursuance OF a judgment Of fore
closure and sale. duly made and entered
IN tn. aboVe-entitled action and bearing
date the 22nd day of July. 1918. !. the un-
Exchange salesroorn Nos l4-is ve.ey
street in The Borough OF Manhattar city
OF %ew York, en- the 2oth day Of August.
tlS. at j = o'clock noon on tnat DAY. by
fsuFy Brad. Auctioneer. The premise.
erS hhGiNNtNG ''IN II C.. at poin on The nor,h
standard OF measurernentj westerly from
the northwest corner of East 17th Street
and Broadway; running thence ia a north
easterly direction at right angles to Sd id
East 7th Street, e5 feet and :. u< an inch; ;
thence northwsrdly or nearly so and on a
line forming an ansle With the af1resa d
4 minutes and 30 seconds, % fac, and 6 "a
inches; thence westerly on an angle VITA
tle last men toned course OF s. degrees So
minutes, - f"et : ineneS thence In a
souther'y direction. or nsarlv 50. on 6 iiae
forming an angle of 81 degrees - minutes
40 seconds witch the last mentioned cou~-e
and par, way through 4 ps..g wall - feet
= 4 inches; thence il south westerly
direction through The said part vail or a
line drawn perpendicular to the nprtherly
SIDE 81 East 17th Ssrett - feet 10 The
northe-lv side OF Eas, l7th street and
thence eastwsrdis along the norther.y side
~ Enst l,th Str'et twenty-five feet (23
feet and "a ~ an incA Block standard o:
lneasuren'enD to the point or place o; be
ginning.
prelnisoS VIII he sold subtect to the
s-ate Of Fscts shown on the Survey dated
New York June 18th. 1871. by George c.
Eollerith. l76 broadway
Dated. N,ey ork. lNi5 2oth. 19tS.
\ FRED H. TOW Nv E.V. ESQ, Referee
EMMETT & PARISH. Attorneys for Plain
ifs. - Wall Street, Sew York city.
The following - a die gram Of the prop
erty 10 be sold; its street number i- >
Frs. f,'h Street
New-York tribune., 1918-08-19
Kennel Notes

10 Judge from the rumblings Of the
dog fanciers and others less interest
| ed N the doiNgs Of Gogdom. there is
ilaeie to be kick over the dachshund
oelng admitted to the scheduled shows
duNng the approaching season The
objectionable point against him is that
ne IS the most out-and-out German
canine He is more typically Teutonic
than The German sheepdos. specimen
wnose name had TO be changed to the
ponce DOG so as not to CRATE on the
ears o. the sensitive.
That the dachshund is Hun prod
uct there IS no doubt. if one is to go
by the names of exhibited candidates
and their owners as we'll. In the last
! Big show at Madison Square Garden
thIrty-three of the breed we're
benched, and it was notew orthy that in
the lot were thirteen Teckelheims. all
descendants Of the or;nginal champion
OF that name. With one exception.
and that was Chocolate Rosaleen,
SHOWN by Michael B. Fitzpatrick. every
dog listed .was emblazoned With the
casmark OF the Kaiser. Originally the
dog, and his early purpose was the
hunting and determination of the
badger II would not be a bad plan
to let the little dog have his original
name.
While nearly all The dog clubs are
wanting in surplus funds, still thew
nave done their best to help the Red
Cross and other war charities. Foremost
IN the list is the American Fox Ter
/ rler CLUB, which contributed the hand
some sum Of Sl.027.50 to the Red Cross.
the sum beng the net proceeds of it's
annual show. The Colly Club of Amer
'ca gave 3292 to the Fatherless Children
OF Franc" and invested $500 in Liberty
bonds, and the Yorkshire Terrier Club.
while not strong from membership
STANDPOINT gave its show proceeds
Slo0-to the home for war orphans.
If the rumors floating around prove
anything at all like the truth, the Bos-
ton Terrier Club Of New York is likely
20 have to account for some of its do
ines 10 tho American Kennel Club. Not
few OF the oldtime members Who have
me interest Of the club at heart are
responsible for the statement tina, The
Bench Show Committee is runninp
things in = high-handed manner. 1t is
Gained chat The recent Long Island
show was a glaring instance of clique
WORK. Three very efficient Judges were
set down this season for offences
much less hcinous than those report
ed TO the credit of Tic bench show
committeeme, OF the r. T. {.
q now exhibitor has been added to
.he fanciers Of Cairn terriers in Mrs.
Henry ". Burnett, Of Thompson, Conn.
'"ho is about to ests blish kennel for
The dcvclopncnt Of the breed. Mrs
Harry Payne Whitney will be among
the biggest Of the Carn patrons dur
iflW .Ln cnrnir,t, shn,n ennonn
New-York tribune., 1918-08-19
International League

- Newark First game r. II e
B.nghannton. .... 0 q ! 0 o. & o
Newark ..-....... o--l !
Batteries I'eclsverrnit snd Fischer Hub
boil and Madden
second game r 1yr
Hln.harn,on "a /
N"@arh h....... . o % :
5ev"n innings ~ agreement
-" ti"fl's 'Iisaina ANA ligeher Romnlel
>, ~ Baltimore i'i's' game X HE.
i'altsmorr r.....s. o 0 x e. .
Jefs'y city,. y q c-l 4 i
",'eries~fornhsm and Essn; McCabe
Second game n Ur
J1rsey rity...... 0 0 q q q . n n
bh'Hnorr. r......, o 0 90 3 4
Ehtt"rles-Lynch ana EIeigler Kneiach
and Egan.
New-York tribune., 1918-08-19

East l7ta street. 49,. (l41' 10"J-.
Iie approximate amount or the len or
charge, TO satisfy which the above d -
ssrihrd property is 10 be sold, is s4294O.OO.
with interest thereon from the 24th day OF
June, 1918, together with costs and ALLOW
% snoes amounting to $5s3s2. With interest
from July -.th, 14ls, together with the
expenses # the sal. The approxinate
amount Of the taxes. asseesiaerts and
water ratrs. or Other liens winch are 10
Oe allowed to the purchaser out OF the
purchase money. or paid y, th4 Referee
Is S9,2l0.nO and interes,
Dated, New York. July 99tn. iDlS
ALIRI.D II. Ton. NII.Y. Esq. Referee
New-York tribune., 1918-08-19

IN pCRsU ANcn or Az ORDER OF nON-
orshie Iohn r. CohalaN. a Surrogate OF
the County OF Aew York. NOTICE IL here
by given TO an oeraons hneing CLAIMS
sgaine, Anna y. Geer. late OF the County
OF Sew York. deceased. to present the same
With Youchers thereof to the subscribe 4.
at place OF transacting business OF her
attorney, Homer A. Stcbbns No 23l
broadway, in the CITY. Of New York. on or
before the 18th day OF November next
Dated. New York. the nth day OF May
1918.
HOMER A. sTEBB1NS Executor
BRADFORD, HOWARD C-TN PURSC-
nnce Of order OF Honornhie John p
Coha Ian, n surrogate OF the County of New
York. NOTlCE Ia hcrehv given To all per-
Sons having clsjm against Howard g
Bradford, late or the County Of New York
decea-ed. TO present the sAme with vouc n ).
c-s thereof 10 The subscriber. pt his place
Of tranracting business. 40. as Liberty
Street. Borough Of Ns1hatten. In the Cifv
of New lork. o. or before the 1ath day Il
January, 1919.
Dated New York N. Sth dcy ~ July.
1913. BAETLEY !. WRIGHT
Administrator
New-York tribune., 1918-08-19
IMPORTANT

Firth. Engagement. Marriage. Death
snd IN Memor.sm Notices may be
telephenea to The Tribune any time
up "a midnight for insertion in tne
next days paper. lust call
8eekman 5000
and sord tee notice as you wish &, IN
serted. Bin for same VIII be mailed to
Gu is-er- The notice win reach over
ioo.oo0 readers daily.
New-York tribune., 1918-08-19
CEMETERIES

THE WOODLAwN CEMETERY.
2@3d s.. p Harlem Train and by Trolley
Lots Of small size for SAL
Office. % East sd St. X I.
New-York tribune., 1918-08-19
Races for Red Cross
international League

GAMES TO-DAY
Newark at Baltimore.
Hamilton at Toronto.
Rochester al Buffalo.
ESTEEDAY'S RESULTS
Binghamton, 8: Newark, |.
Binghamton. 8: Newark. o.
Toronto. s; Rochester. +.
Toronto, 6; Rochester, 0.
Baltimore, 2: Jersey City, |.
Jersey City. 8; Baltimore, 0.
STANDING OF TEAMS
W. l.. Pct. w. l.. Pct.
Toronto 1913 .661 Newark, 81 IS ASS
B;nst'n 68 35 $50 Buffalo, "a so .423
S'ltim'c 66 Al .6l7 Hmilt'n 33 G3 .344
Hoch'tr 81 46 .J53 Jer.City 25 rs PAS
New-York tribune., 1918-08-19

an order % sIoNylotls John p Cohaiar,
Surrogate Of the County Of New yoIe.
uot.ce is hereby givcu 10 ali persons having
Couuty OF New Norl.. deoeased to present
The same. With vouchers thereof. TO to
subscriber. at his place Of transact citing busi-
ness at the Office Of MS attorneys, Murra 3,
}npersoll, IIoge & Humphrey SO. - VIII
ian Street, Borough of Manhattan. Cry Of
New York, on ar before the first day OF
January next.
Dai.d. Sew yorl.. the lo,h day Of June.
1olS EDWIH- s l9EiAM
iINecutor
MIHENf. INC;TRs.DiI.. HOGE &
tiuMPifEEi, Attorneys ror Executor.
- William stree. Manhattan. CITY q.
New lorii
New-York tribune., 1918-08-19

an order II Honorable John r Coha n n
4 Surrogate OF TIC County OF New Yc~k
NOTICE le hereby giseu To- I'll osrsoi.,
having claims against Charles = fserg
late Of ine County - New York. decoased. .
10 present the sarle With vouchers thereof.
to the srnscr'b"r' a. ner place OF tra'--
Rrunner, Esq, he' attorney. al so 20
Broadway, in tic Borough or Manhshsn
IN the City OF New York, State OF Nar;
York, or before the 2StD day Of Docein-
Der neA'.
.Jated. New York, tho Sth dsy 81 Iune.
1918 MARGARET WOLFE
AdminlstratriN
WILLIAM BRUNNER. Attorney tor Adj
3nirlstratriX. e21 Broadway. Borough
OF Manhattan. Neg York CITY.
New-York tribune., 1918-08-19
StREOGATLS NOTICES

NICKEL. CHARLES FIN Prnsu l,scR
- order of HoHoraoie John = .
ha.an, Surrogate OF tn. County oc Ner
York notice /. hereby given TO all pe-so7.s
hsvng claims against Charlss T. NtcAe.
late or the County Of New ! Nork. deceased
% present tae same NItb Vouchers thereo I
- the sunscr bor7. ut thor place OF trans-
acting bush ess. the Office - the Uniase
SIases s. titetIty 4 GHara njN 1ompanN. No
fors the 18Th DAY OF November, 1878
Dated. New York. hisy >th. 1919
ERFD tRlG'k =. BRAUN.
THOMAS y. CONROY.
Temporary Administration
GREENE. HNED SVOX ELL, .>t1ors
chang. Place, Sea York CIty.
ALFRED !" MARlLLt.Y. Attorney fof
Thomas y. Corwoy, 20 Nassau Street
NV york City.
New-York tribune., 1918-08-19
MARRIAGES

TRUTFIELD- -wOLF.-At the home of Mr..
ard Mrs. Louis Wolf, by the Rev. Dr.
kr2uskos, on Sunday, August II. their
daughter. Alexandria. 10 Arthur Truthcld.
son Of Mir. and Mrs NJ. L. Trutfeld.
TILES LEAVITT.--On August Il. 1918.
e'a. daughtey Of Sarah Leavitt and sis
ter of Samuel Lcavitt. to Saul Titles.
United States Naval Reserve
New-York tribune., 1918-08-19

IL PURSUANCE or AN ORDER OF
Honorable John 2. cohalan, a Surroga a
o: the Comfy OK Nv York Notice =
hereby given - gil, persons having a.ns
gainsl Heury - Bapcoc.., lat" o. the
County OF Nov lort. deceased, 10 present
the same with vouchers thereof 10 the sub
scrlbcr. al place OF transacting business, AZ
the Office OF J Arcl, bald Murray. 40 10
Wall Street, in tho city Of New York. on
or before the 9TH day ot .IsnuarY next
Dated, New York, ths 2sth day OF June.
New-York tribune., 1918-08-19

a now exhibitor has been added to
.he fancers Of Cairn terriers in Mrs.
Henry ". Burnett, Of Thompson. Conn,
"ho is about to establish n kennel for
,hc dcvclopncnt Of the breed. Mrs.
Harry Payne Whitney will be among
the biggest Of the Carn patrons dur
ing .hn coming chow season
New-York tribune., 1918-08-19

ANNA NJ BABCOCK. Ixecufr!x
WOODWARD 3ABCOCk Executor
HENRY ROGERS WINTHROP.
Executor
j. ARCHIBALD MURRAY. Atty. tor TX.
ecutors. ~ wall Street \ y CITY
New-York tribune., 1918-08-19

sTAPLEfON. MARy-IN PURSUANCE or
an order OF Horora bic John p Cohalar
a SurroSate Of the County OF New YORK.
notice Is hereby given 70 all persons having
County OF New York. .eceased to pressn;
the same. with vouchers thereof. to the sub
scriber. az his place OF transacting business
at the Office ~ his Attorneys Ernmet & Par
ish. No. 90 Wall Street Borough OF Manhet-
tsn, In the city of New York. on or before
the 31st day o. August next.
Dated New YciH. the 18Th day OF Febru.
ary. 1915
JOSEPH X .ANACE
New-York tribune., 1918-08-19
rr.Ers ARTHrR-IN p1-Rsi,ANcs oz

JAMES n FAT.CTTT.
Attorney tor Executors 2c7 Broadway.
Borough OF Manhattan. New York
New-York tribune., 1918-08-19

M z K--I.N Fl KS ANf'F CT
order OF Honorable JOhr T. Cohaian
Surrogate OF the County OF New York
notice Is hereby given all pcrsors having
claims against Arthur Tesis. late os th.
County OF N@w YORK. deces sod TO present
tho same with vouchers thereof to the SUD.
scrihers. at their ptage of transartirg bust
ness, at the Office OF tneir attorneys. Emn-a
d Parish. No. 81 Wall Stree. Borough o.
Manhattan. in the CiiY o. Seq York. on Oh
bc;or the Slst dny NJ Aucus; .ext.
Dated New York tn - y daS 81 t'ebru
AZ. 1915
ALBERT TEErS
MINNIE J.. .iMMCNs
Executors.
EM..cr PARISH, Alto nes- for Esecu.
h,i,,r tI,v cf New yorL
New-York tribune., 1918-08-19

UNION TRUST COMPANY
OF ,,i,W YORiN.
l.lWiS l.. FANCF,TT
lc.ngii.rr.
New-York tribune., 1918-08-19

CCPP. EMILY Mn PURSUANCE OF
an ord'r of ilon. John 2. Cohalaa.
Srrrots of the County Il NeO Tcrk
notice is hereby givens T. a. perso;s han
.ms claims against Emdy NJ Ceup. ia.
of lie County %. New Yorl. deceased 20
p-' sent the same With vouchers thereof
- the subscrbers their pace OF trans-
acting business. = tne Office of the Union
TrIsl Company of New Yor1. 80. -
Broadway. in the City OF New York. or
Or eefore the Il II Gay of Novemblr NEXT
Dated. Now York tac eighth day OF May,
New-York tribune., 1918-08-19

iORLITZER -'To Mr. and Nrs en;amr
Hor'it7er nee Rosalind Beatrice Sacks
august {. a isns Marnior .v Bronx. q
New-York tribune., 1918-08-19

DOUGLASS. On August Il at the resi-
oence Of Ms. Charles Owing. New Ro-
chelie, Ehza Douglass. faithful servant and
friend in ;he family for more than forty
years. Washington. d C.. papers please
New-York tribune., 1918-08-19

BENNETT Mr. and Mrs David Bennett,
lnea Gertrude Woifhersi. AS st. Nicholas
av. announce the bir.h of a son, August
T.. Iloyds Sanatorium
New-York tribune., 1918-08-19

WASTED -NAcNrTo REpAJRNEN APPLY
PACKARD M0TnH CAR COMPANY or NrSV
Yuhk TtMNlHsoN AVE AND HI1r. ST LONG
ISLAND CITY.
WASTED -Young man experienced in billiard
room. Apply 10 West ssh 81
New-York tribune., 1918-08-19

HELP WANTED FEMALE
BILLING CLERK. Underwood quick at figures
salary SIG start opportunity for ADVANCEMENT
Apply f!shel- Nesslcr, lst Fifth
q tRN wsn.ed to assist cashier: accurate at -
lires. good Handwriting essential Address Box
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FILE cTERK-Neat penman: permanen, position =:
refined surroundings Babcock Co. ll6 W l4,h
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Saratoga Entries

fAcE-Two-year- -olds: five and half t,.,-
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1918-06-14
WORRY OVER SMALL THINGS
Unfortunate Habit Of Making Noun
tains Out Of Molehllls All Too
Common With All.

"One of the foolishest things we NOR
tails do" said Mr.. Gratebar, "is to make
mountains out of molehills.
"Half the worry and distress in the
world comes from this unfortunate
habit. 1t breeds distrust, creates hard
feeling, breaks up friendships, makes
dscord in families, 1t makes misery
all around, and all this in nine hun
dred and ninety-nine cases out of a
thousand for just nothing.
1.-THE commonest form Of m0lehill Is
the spoken word. Somebody says some
thing to us that we think Is mean, or
that we think Is suspicious, or lack
ing in appreciation, or twitting or sar-
castle, and right away we begin to
brood over 1t, to let it rankle In us, to
magnify 1t, to make mountain of 1t.
1T Is at least IN even chance that
the little thing of that sort that dis
tresses us so was never meant that
way at all. But suppose 1t was meant
to be sharp. What Of it1 We are all
human, and the best of us are liable to
make little slips at times and say lit
tie thoughtless things that we ought
not to.
But why should we make noun
tains Of such molehills, Of things that
would have been forgotten the next
moment If we did not dwell on them,
keep thinking Of them and brood over
them until finally we magnified them
into great grievances
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1918-06-14
MUSIC OF MARVELLOUS POWER
More Moving Than Any Sounds Of
Earth Are Those Heard In
Churches of Russia,

And what shall I say of the music
of a Russian cathedral? There is no
organ and there are no female voices.
The chorus choirs are composed Of
men carefully trained through a long
series of years. The Russians have
naturally rich, sonorous voices, and
their sacred music is inexpressibly
moving. At times soft and appealing,
at others weird minor strain, 1t not
infrequently swells into volume Of
almost overpowering majesty. have
heard church music In many parts Of
the world, but such music nowhere
else. 1t voices the sadness and suffer-
ing, the implicit faith and the solemn
mission of great people. More truly
than any other church music in the
world, it Is the expression of the deep.
er soul Of nation, elemental in its
moods of storm and tenderness, Of
half-barbarous passion and of sub
lime aspiration. Every time we heard
1t we stood In silence and awe, con-
scious that the strings of our hearts
were being strangely swept and feel
ing as If we were in wide spaces under
the open sky and in the presence Of
Mount Sinai from which issued al
ternately the crashing thunder, the
blazing lightning, and then the MUIR
muring of trees and brooks, and the
still, small Voice. Was this mere emo
tionalism? 1t may have been, but the
mysterious spell still fingers in my
memory.-Exchange.