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New-York tribune., 1918-01-19
I'VE Will Work Naked to
Aid Nation" Union Men
Tell Wilson
Mediation To Be Tried
Wages, Hours and Conditions
TO Be Left to Executive,
Workers Say

WASHINGTON. Jan. 1S.-Se.tlelneut
Al GiFerenccs between the meat packers
nd thci.. unicn employees was under
,,ken tonight by President Wilson'S
.oscial labor commission. headed by
secretary Wilson. after representatives
8; the men had submitted their case
"a the President IL a two-hour confer
,rce at the White House and had urged
Federal control Of the packing industry
iuYirg the war.
snokesmen for the unions pictured a
er,.ica. situation in ali Of the great
lacking centres and asked that the GOV
eminent interfere and if necessary take
cver the operation of the nlants The
resident replied that mediation would
Ae tried first before considering alter
natives.
Samuel Gompers. president o. tho
snsrican Federation of Labor, accom-
n,nisd the labor delegation, which was
Ssaded by John Fitzpatrick, president
ii the Chicago Federation. Secretary
Baker. as chairman of the Council Of
National Defence, and Secretary Wilson
we're called into the conference.
Union Men DISCHARGED
The President was told that the
hackers had repudiatcd a mediation
agreement TO settle questions Of wages
md working conditions, and were dis
charging union men in groups appar-
entity with the purpose OF bringing or
= strike. OF the thousands employed
n the plants. .he union men said. 60
per cent are foreigners without union
aHlations and Of whose Loyalty stand
ards no one can nudge.
If the government takes over the
pIants. MIR Fitzpatrick said. the union
men we're ready to enlist as the first
10 guarantee full-handed equipment
.inuous shifts if necessary and leave
all questions OF wages. hours and
working conditions 20 the President
or the person to whom he might del
egate the duty. II the nations ev-
.Yemi.y should be reached. he said. the
men would work naked in the factory
with barely enough sustenance to keep
strength in their bodies.
The Pres sidents committee will ar
range as soon as possible for meetings
with representatives of the employers
and Of the mon. Its members. who re-
Gently returned from an Investigating
and mediating tour of the West. are
Secretary Wilson, J. l.. Spanglcr, J. RI
Walker and Felix Walker.
Gompers's Statement
After the conference NJ. Gompers
made this statements:
The attitude of the packers toward
'lelr employees is intolerablo. Phe en-
1loyes are in Il state of unrest. and the
union heads feel scarcely able to CON
rol the situation. Unless justice is
done. in my opinion. the men will quit
work. They cannot stand the brutality
handed out to them. the lack OF ap-
probation for efforts, the low pay and
the long hours.
THE President listened with atten-
ton and was sympathetic and said that
ne would undoubtedly consider what
can be done He said lha. he would
first place the matter into the hands
cs his mediation committee. which
Nould endeAvor to settle it by taking
j. up with all parties concerned. Ii
this does not bring action the only
alternative would be TO consider gov
Crament CONTROL
New-York tribune., 1918-01-19
Would Fight for Kaiser !;
Spends His Time in Jail
Dishwasher in Newark Is In.
termed as an Enemy Alien

termed as an Enemy Alien
NEWARK, n. j., Jan. 1S.-A man who
gave his name as George Won Horn and
declared that his father was a general
or the staff OF Won llindenburc. was
arrested here day and ordered in
termed. His arrest vas due to his
alleged assertion to the exemption
board when making out his question:
naire that he wanted to FIGHT for the
Kaiser.
Although Won Horn declared that he
practised law when he was IT home in
Berlin, he was practising dishwashing
IN q Montclair hotel when he got a
couple Of hours Off to turn in his ques-
tionnairc. He explained that at the mo-
ment the dishwashing job was all he
could find, although he Dragged that he
mad worked in :: Remington Arms Com
puny factory and in other munition
plants.
Poor vision had caused him 10 be re-
iccted by the military authorities in
Berlin, he said. He added that his wife
and child were living there and gave
10 explanation OF his presence in this
country.
Several pictures cf men in the dress
OF German army officers were found in
his room. He said that besides his
father, the general. d brother and an
uncle. the latter with the rank Oh
colonel, were in the kaiser's army.
New-York tribune., 1918-01-19
Buffers Organize
To Hooverize Rich
Private Chefs of City Adopt
q Clean Plate Pro.
grammc

organization of the private chefs and
buffers to llooveriac the homes of
wealthy New Workers was announced
yesterday. An initial committee Of
twenty buffers has started the move
ment, which, it is hoped. will extend
INTO every large private establishment
IN the city. A meeting Of the chefs will
be called next Tuesday night to effect
thei" branch OF the organization, and
an open mass meeting will be held
some time in February. Women cooks
Will also be organized.
The programme is strictly that laid
down by the food administration. The
doctrine OF the clean plate will be en-
phasized. ms it is felt overgencrous
heip'ngs and numerous courses con
Nloute 70 unnecessary waste. The chefs
and cooks will provide professional
recipes TO save sugar, wheat, meat and
fats. It was explained last night that
most OF the substitution" recipes that
Eave been printed apply to small fam
ines where 70 servant il kept
me movement OF the part Of SER
wants follows Il food conservation meet
ing wealthy and prominent women
held recently at the home of Mrs. Will
nam Douglas Sloane. and is a cause OF
great qualification to them.
Remember" said one of them last
hlght. these men have nothing to gain
from food conservation. 1t is pure pa
triotism on their part. Without them
we could do very lit.lc, and with them
we can do everything"
Among the women who are interested
are Mrs. John d. Rockefeller. jr., Mrs.
Cornelius Vanderbilt Mrs Willard u.
Straight, Mrs. Charles b. Alexander.
Mrs. Walter p. Bliss. Mrs. Arthur S.
Burden, Mrs Henry c. Frick. Mrs.
Charles Dana Gibson. Mrs. T. Henry
Hartman, Mrs. Arthur Curtiss James
and Mrs Edmund l.. Bavlies.
New-York tribune., 1918-01-19
DIAMONDS
STORAGE NOTICES

LIBERTY STORAGE: AND WAREHOUSE
Company, 49, A. and Az West G.th St
TO Mrs. ". H. Hodges. Chas Figaro Es-
tate of Eugene Van Schaick. Minnie ~
Van Schaik nNecutriN < ndividualiy
Mrs. II. \. Simmons. Ralph J. +. Ciersile
J. w Bowl. Est. of Ms Wesley Harper &.
Wesley larper. Francis NJ. Jeneks, Mrs
Jas q. Taylor. Peter Flint. Geo. Ifipwood,
Mrs. Camille rosarty. Percy J.. R:chtr.yer
Nlr. or Mrs. Robert II. tireneile W H.
Hunt. trustee for L :. InGustrials Co
Walter l.. CoN M.ss Anna Constable Mrs
I. II. Warcieil Frank Wilson. Mrs l. Della
ln&rter. Henry Ccwan. Miss jean Butter
field, NJ. Davis. ". T. Lawson: You and
each OF YOU are hereby notified that the
time for the payment Of our lien upon the
property hereinafter described having o.
pired, after due notice thereof has been
given you. we Will cause such property to
Nit. household goods and merchandise
stored by YOU or IN your name in the
warehouse OF the compan.. to BE- sold a.
public auction. according u thc statute In
such cases made and provided. al the ;iuo-
ZION rooms of ". II. Fiattuu &. Son south.
cast corner of 18th ST K University pI
New lorl1 City. commencing Tuesday
January 18th. at 1880 \. NJ. and contlnu.
ing ON every Tuesday and Wcdn.stjay
thereafter al the same place and hour un-
Ill all the goods haN" been sold Liberty
Storage and Warehouse Company, -. A.,
~ West 5ith St.
New-York tribune., 1918-01-19
Social Science Medal
Presented to Hoover
Dawson and DR.. Mayo Like
wise Honored for Services
in War Work

The National Institute Of Social
Science at its dinncr in the Hotel
Astor last night awarded three gold
medals and livc presentation medals to
men who have done noteworthy work
for society in general during the last
year. Recipients OF the three gold
medals were Herbert c. Hoover. food
administrators; Henry +. Dawson,
chairman OF the War Council of the
American Red Cross. and Dr.. William
j. Mayo. the great surgeon Of Eoches-
ter, Nina. OF these three, only Mr..
Dawson was present.
Presentation medals were awarded to
Professor Francis G. Benedict, the
physicist; John A. Kingsbury. former
Charities Commiss oncr OF New York.
and now in France; Professor l.. S.
Love, OF the University of "ennsyl-
vana, ROW Assistant Secretary OF thc
Treasury: Dr. Thomas W. Salmon. the
aiscnlst. nov in France, and Professor
Ihar!eS + A. Winslow, oi Yale. pub
Ec health expert.
New-York tribune., 1918-01-19
Chides r. D. Roosevelt
For His Cigarette
Young Man, | Wish You d
Throw 1t Away" j" Says Wis
consin Representative
| .Stof Co1vcspondcNceI |

WASlllNGToN, Jan. IS.--Cigarctte
smoke irritntcs Representative WILL
IAN IL. Stafford OF Wisconsin.
While waiting for other members Of
~ Subcommittee OF tho House Appro-
priations Committee To arrive for a
hearing to-day Mr.. Stafford turned to
and said rather hrusqucly:
"Ioun. man, ! wish YOU would throw
that cigarette away; it's offensive to
me-
he young man complied
A moment later the chairman. Ncp-
rcsentativc JOSEPH ". Fyrns of Ten
ncssec, came IN and suggested the com
m'ttec was rnady 60 start.
"Wc'll hear YOU first. Mr.. Roosevelt" J"
he said. addr' syjng the "young man"
disciplined by .Ir. Stafford.
The "youn-r man. wa; Franklin d.
Roosevelt. Assistant Secretary Of the
Navy. and MIR. Stafford SUI is trying
TO figure cut how to apologize for his
blusQUellrS,;.
New-York tribune., 1918-01-19

NEW YORN SUPREME COURT. COUNTY
Of New iori<.---l.rn,st G.. Metcslfe. Plain
iin against William j. Wilsey Defendant.
Summons.
To tho above named defenIailt.--
You are hereby summoned TO answer tho
complaint in thus action. ana to serve a
copy OF your answer on the Plaintiffs NJ
torney within twenty days after the service
OF this summons, exclusive OF the DAY OF
service and in case of your failure to
appear or answer, judgment will be taken
against you by default for the relief de-
Ynanded in TIE complaint.
Dated, New York. November %. 1917.
MILLARD +. TOMPKINS. PLAINTIFFS At
torney, Oftice and Post Oiflce Address,
Is Broad Street. New York City.
TO william J. Wiisey.
The foregoing summons is served upon
YOU by publication, pursuant 10 order
OF tine lion. Edward j. GaNesan, Justice
Of the Supreme Court Of the State of New
York, daeed the 2oth day OF December.
1917, and filed with the complaint in the
ofioc OF the Clerk of the County of New
FORK at the County Court House. in the
Borough OF Manhattan, City, County and
State OF New York
MILLARU 7. TOMPkINs. Attorney for
Plaintiff. Ofcc and Post Office Address
IL Bread Street, New York city.
New-York tribune., 1918-01-19
Y. OF P. Revokes Degrees
Of Kaiser and Rernstorff

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 13.-The board
" trustees of the University o. Penn
ylvania wan. has unanim ously adopted a
nssolutIon No. striking the names Of En-
ggeior gel William OF Germany and Count
ssy"ann smhn Won bernstorff, former German
,,hhnoassador ,hu to the United States, from
S"s Ss university list of those holding
'ohorary degrees.
New-York tribune., 1918-01-19
SUKROGATES' NOTICES

WALKER WILLIAM HALI.--IN pUE-
suance Of an order Of Honorable John +.
Cohalan a Surrogate OF the County OF New
y Nork. notice is hereby given to all persons
having claims against William Hall Wal
hcr late OF the County OF New York, de-
ceased 10 present the same with vouchers
thereof to the subscribers al tier place Of
transacting business in the office Of Messr..
Greene, Hurd & Stowel. No. AZ Exchange
place. Borough Of Manhattan, City. County
and state Of New York. on Dr before the
6th day OF July. 1918.
Dated. New York. December 27th. 1917.
LAWYERS TITLE AND TRUST COM
FANN.
HlCHARD r. GREENE. Executors
GREENE. HURp STOWELL. A;tor-
nrys for Executors. Office 4 =. O. !ld
dress: 43 Exchange Place. Borough OF
Manhattan. New York City.
New-York tribune., 1918-01-19
Fire Record

4.
i;.sedway and slst st. Hotel Imperial: !:
titrg.
9:so-l9s Bowcy. Joseph Schwartz: slight
1;5o-f"2 last l4'th ST. The Bronx Fred Meyer.
slight.
II :oo-Ss Minton st: General Electric Co slight.
l.. N.
l2:l0-90-a2 Orchsrl st. \. goodman; siigh.
!. .45-.32. Se.elth ave: Wheaton 4 johnson; un-
kioN.
4;l5~l21o Broadway; United Cigar Stores Co.
tiA'nu
ils-l2o7 EFcadvas amalsamaicd on Co; ,ri-
ring
j.oo-s5 Alien st. Samuel Hetsch & Son: triaug
tlu--52l West j, o;ii s.; {. Blake. trifiny.
a.iO-i>o East lOlst st: Lewis Ualtsteiu iriAns.
ttj--56 North Moe. s. Burroughs X Archei
unknown.
2o-2o6 West loSth 81 Oscar Senses; rlrins
So-.l ESs; 35th "a. Harry Knapp: tiinn.
10 a53 foN ST. The Eroux; Fred Mohmau: IL.
ni9.
.55-5i West 72d ST., Frances Fcrnold; ,r,nns
New-York tribune., 1918-01-19
Woman Carried Dynamite

CHICAGO. Jan. lS.~A woman who
carried thirly-siX sticks of dynamite
and an automatic pisto! in travelling
bag was arrested here to-day. She
carried a ticket bought at Youngstown,
Ohio.
New-York tribune., 1918-01-19
:
SUMMONS

SUPREME COURT or THE STATE OF
NriW YORK. COUNTY or NEW YO"N
Edward Hidey Ida Eiu',Y "ml M a'e"TS r.
the last will and testament OF Arthur J.
Ridley. deceased plaintiffs. vs.. Julius Is
FOX and Louise Fox, bis wife. Ferdinand
C. Bamman. Katie NJ. I'amman. his wife
charles C;eiger Esther Geieer, his Wife
Aaron Goodman. Fanni" Goodman, his
wife: State Bank. Rose simon. Samuel w
Altman Barnett Wolf Henry y. F. Wie,t,
Rho,a Elizabeth Welt. Soloman kalnitsky.
Louis tiertner, William c. Soninerfeld and
ness under the firm name and style Of
Sommerfeld & StecNlcr: Edward c. Leveen
and William Lcv"en, copartners doing bust
ness under the firm name and style OF Ed
ward p. Iavccn & Co; Billings King &
Company, Benjamin a. jackson. Isidor
Paer Samuel Klein. Betty tiluck. Samuel
berg. bernard Bernstein. Dorc Theatre
Co. John Doe and "Riehar,! Roe the
names OF tho last two named defendants
being fictitious their real names being un-
known to plaintiffs and both being tenants
in the premises affected by the within ac-
I ion dcfendants--24291-- 9l7.--Summons
TO the above NAMED defendants and each
You are hereby summoned 90 answer the
complaint in this action, and to serve a
COPY OF Your answer on the plaintiffs at
torncys within twenty days after the Ser
vice Of this summons. exclusive of the day
appear or answer judgment will be taken
against you by default for the relief de-
.aanded in the COMPLAINT.
Dated New York. July Gath. 1917.
UTlRllART & GRAHAM. EsoS
Attorneys for Plaintiffs.
Office and p. O. address. y Cedar Street.
Borough of Manhattan. City Of New
TO barnett Wolf. Rose Simon and Betty
Giucl:
the foregoing summons is served upon
you b. publication. Pursuant to order
OF Hon. Edward j. Gavesan, Justice OF
The Supreme Court of the State Of New
York dated the Sd day Of January, 1918,
and fled with ;hc complaint in the Office
OF the Clerk of the County Of New iorN.
=. The County Court House, in tive Bor-
oush Of Manhattun, City, County and
State Of New York.
UVERIIARI < GEAIIAN[. EsQs
Attorneys for Plaintiffs.
Office and J.. q. address. - Cedar street
Sdrough Of Manhattan. City of NJ"
York.
New-York tribune., 1918-01-19

Forecasts for Special LocaiitIes.Nesv Jersey and
Pcnnsylvania-Fair south. clearing north portion
Saturday. colder Sunday increasing cloudiness.
Las; New Yorl,--Snow Saturday. followed by clear
ing and colder: Sunday increasing cloudncss.
South New Ens.and-Snow and somewhat colder
Saturday. Sunday lair.
West New No.l.--locai SHOWS Saturday. colder
east I,oiton Sundu, cloudy probably 5y
might in west portion.
Local Official Record-l'hc following official rec
ord from the Weather Bureau shows temperatures
during the last tweny:our hours i'll comparison with
the corresponding date Of last year,
New-York tribune., 1918-01-19
IMPORTANT

6i'"h. E:nEngemen;.. Marriage. Death
sDH u Memoriam Notices may 30
!ei~phOnsu 70 Tho Tribune any tims
NJ % midnight for Insertion In tbs
axxt dxy's phper. just call
Beckuan 5000
ard re,-d tho notice ~ y0u wish u tn
serted. Bill for same will lie rnuiled 80
you later. Thr nOtiCe will reach over
100. 900 readers daily.
New-York tribune., 1918-01-19
SCREW MACHINE OPERATORS

FOR GEIDl.ry & ACME MACHINES: MUST SET
=, ! w. own MACulNhs ru9NE geeo,, igog Wn9p .,I
luAD AVE NFAl; EAST 2i2ND Strict. ALSO
NfAH VEST Mt VEENUN STATION. y. \. 4,
HARLEM DIVISION.
New-York tribune., 1918-01-19

for Savings. 2S0 Fourth ave. New York
Payment stopped. please return hook to
bank.
New-York tribune., 1918-01-19

LOST -Bankboof No. 935ss4 Of Bank
for Savings. ESQ Fourth ave New Yorl,
Payment stopped. Please return book ia
bank.
New-York tribune., 1918-01-19

LOST-Ba No e60.57s of Bank
FOR Savings. go Fourth ave New York
payment stopped. Please return book to
New-York tribune., 1918-01-19
The Weather Report

WASHINGTON, Jan. lSA disturbance or tie
middle Atlantic coast IS apparently moving north
warl with increasing intensity AID northeast storm
warnings have >hccn ordered from Sandy Hook 10
port. Pressure has also fallen considerably in
the plains states the Rocky Mountain region and
tho Southwest. being lowest over the Texas Pan
handle.
AS yet precipitation attends this disturbance
TO the eastward and southwark. but there were
quite general SHOWS to the northward and rains
in Washington. Oregon and Idaho. with high
pressure the latter districts. There were
also SHOWS in the lake region. the Ohio Valley and
the middle Atlantic states and along the Appa-
jach!Nis.
1t is considerably colder in the Ohio VALLEY
tennessee and tlc lover lake region and
low temperatures coatlrNc generally Of the
Rocky Houn,aMs. while to The westward They are
I normal.
There will bc snow Saturday in New yorl, and
New England and along The wudward shores Of
the great akcs. There will be snow Saturday
night or Sunday in the Ohio Valley and Tennessee
and rain in the east Gulf states. There VIII also
be snow Sunday in the lake region and rain ,n
Atlantic states and New England the weather viii
be fair Sunday. followed by Increasing coudincss
over the former district.
1t will be somewhat colder Saturday in New
England and The middle Atlantic states and
slightly warmer in The Ohio Valley and Tennessee
1t will DC warmer Saturday in the south Atlantic
states.
New-York tribune., 1918-01-19
Miniature Almanac

........ IA. sun sets. ............ Loo
d m , 10 80 Neon sets a. ny .l2;l!
il,lh Water
New-York tribune., 1918-01-19
BIRTHS

HARRIS TO Mr. and Mrs. Jack Harris
nee Sarah Efrof), son at their home
Gl' West 10th st.. on January 10.
New-York tribune., 1918-01-19
MARRIAGES

January II. 1918. at the Chapel Of the
Resurrection in Trinity Church, Hartford.
Conn. by the Rev. r. +. Marshall Assist
ant Minister. Beulah Murray. daughter OF
lrontenac. Mimi, to Captain Leonard
Charles Bcecroft. NJ. r., A. S. c., British
Espedit;onury Forces. OF Mr.. and Mrs.
f.cderG Beecroft. OF London. England.
copy.
3PEYER DAuPIN On Thursday. Jam
uary H.. 1913. hy the Rev. Dr.. Silverman.
Ethel Marie Daupin TO Everett Glazier
Sreyer. -
New-York tribune., 1918-01-19
HELP WANTED MALE

BOYS
~. ", III ~! HL Is. FOR SMALL ANp MESsENGrR
S,ttnVlCE; - 81 rO START: EyCEi.LENT OPPOK-
luNlFY FOR ADVANCEMENT
WESTERN ELECTRIC CO., INC.
81 BETIiuNE ST.
NEAR WEST ST. BLOCKS SOUTH OF 18th.
New-York tribune., 1918-01-19

Highest teinpc.a atU!e. 81 degrees (at p N 10y
est. - Ga. y. M. average. -. average
last ycar -; average same date for thirty Three
New-York tribune., 1918-01-19
BUSINESS CARDS
DESKS AND OFFICE FURNITURE
CARPET CLEANING

GARRETT CLEANING
cARrFr1. CARPET CLEANING CO.--C,.lns tJ
cOmpresse<i air. steam hand Oh noo:. 1855
Broadway 42l Eat 4Sth et. COE BaANDf
Tel lS.-3Sth.
New-York tribune., 1918-01-19

Eol for srands and work IN Shipping ROOM and
, ~ ni,ee. Ielcleceo ieauiiod; So. &. 5 EencIel
lDJ West 3bli IT,
New-York tribune., 1918-01-19
hun,idlty
Baron 6ter Readings
I ~ -, o. O.,

4. NJ. .a.o3 =. M. 2GS6 r. m 9qsl
Local OA'cia' Fcrecas-Suow to-day followed
~ clearing and colder To-lao mere casing cloud
Mcss. strong northwest winds to-day dimnishia,
L., n,gh.
New-York tribune., 1918-01-19
LOST RANkBOOKS

for Savings. $50 Fourth ave New Yorl,
Payment stopped. Please return hook to
bank
New-York tribune., 1918-01-19
OST. FOUND AND REWARDS
5000 REWARD

for return of necklace containing Il pearls.
weighing 674-4l grains. With oblong dia-
mond clasp. lost January 18th, on Fifth
ave. between o2d and 10Th SITS.
tiffany 4: Co. Fiftll ave: and s1.h s.
New-York tribune., 1918-01-19

STAPLES-On Friday, January IS. Eliza
beth. daughter of the late DR.. and Mrs.
Harden Hairston Staples at the residence
of her sister. Mrs. Williamson W. Fuller.
1912 9TH Funeral private. Pleas.
omit flowers.
New-York tribune., 1918-01-19

SOUTHWICK-On On Thursday January l..
1918. Ella Switzer, beloved wife of Francis
H. Southwick and daughter of the late
Lewis Switzer, in the Gath year of her age.
Funeral services will be held at her late
residence 81 Pierrepont St, Brooklyn. on
Saturday, at o'clock y. Interment a
Greenwood
New-York tribune., 1918-01-19

COOK Young, neat, ecoro,nicai Win assist alui-
dry: four Years last place: cycellent references
So. Miss Shaughncssy's Agency, /. West 42ti
New-York tribune., 1918-01-19
UNDERTAKES
CEMETERIES

THE WOODLAWN CEMtTERY.
2sd ST. BY Harlem Train and by Trolley.
Lots o. small size for sale
Office 20 East ed St. N r
New-York tribune., 1918-01-19

SULLIVAN-Su Suddenly. on January :. 1917.
Thomas. the beloved husband Of the late
Catherine Sullivan (nee Aitcheson). retired
captain of Engine Company :S. New York
Fire Department. Funeral from his late
residence. $50 Fast I39th St. Moaday. Jan
uary 2l. at 9 80: thence to st. Jerome
Church where solemn REQUIEM mass viii
be offered for the repose of his soul. Inter
men. Calvary.
New-York tribune., 1918-01-19

COOK First class; neat economic: With with
ont l,itcIcnmaid. Miss SNauglnessy's Agency. !.
West l2d ST. Telephone s,s Vanderbilt.
New-York tribune., 1918-01-19

SHAUGHNESSY On January l6. Cath
crime. youngest daughter of Martin and
The late Catherine Snaughnessy. Funeral
from her late residence. 20i 9Th ave. Sat
urday, a.. m, thence to the Church Of
st. Francis Xaver. West 18th ST., where
will be offered for the rcrose Of
ner soul at 10 d. Interment Calvary
New-York tribune., 1918-01-19

AitOrNeYS Tor PTaiMtlNs.
Office and J.. o. address. - Cedar Street,
Bdrough Of Manhattan. City of New
iNrl.
New-York tribune., 1918-01-19
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED
FEMALE

COOK and CHAMBEKMAID WAITKESS.--F ends
will 70 separate. wages $50 -s35: excellent refer
cnces: city preferred. Miss Shaughless,s 3 Agency
!. Yves: 42d st