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New-York tribune., 1918-01-14
Sugar Strike Threatened

SAN JUAN, Porto Rico Dec. 13.
The sugar industry, at n time when the
supply in this commodity is at low
cbh. is threatened by a general strike
hero OF between 10000 and 10000
laborcrs in the sugar plants.
Angcred by tho refusal of tho sugar
producers to consider their request for
conference on wage increases. an
cight-hour day and other notifications,
the workmcn have forwarded an appeal
for assistance to Samuel Gompcrs
president of tho American Federation
OF Labor and TO Secretary OF Labor
Wilson.
The laborcrs wan; an increase Of GO
cents day over the rate paid last year
Santiago lglcsias, president Of the Free
Federation Of Labor in Porto Rico suE-
gcsts that unless the producers show a
Willingness tc meet with labor repre-
scntativcS a Federal commission be
sent here to make complete nvcst-
cation of wages and recent profits in
the sugar. industry.
New-York tribune., 1918-01-14

sUPRENE COURT. COUNTY OF NEW
other. Plaintiffs. against Eva Levine and
another. Defendants
In pursuance Of Judgment OF fore
the above entitled action and bearing
date the md day OF January. 1918. 7. the
undersigned, the referee In said Judgment
named. will sell at public auction. at the
Exchange Salesroom. No. l4-16 Nesev
Street. in the Bor9Vgh of Manhattan, city
of New York, the 10Th day of January
1918, at II o'clock noon on that day. by
Joseph p. Day, Auctioneer. the premises
directed by said judgment to be sold and
therein described as fo!loWs
All that certain lot OF land situate in the
City of New York. Borough of Manhattan.
bounded and described follows:
BEGINNING a a point on the Northerty
soe Of Post Avenue. distant one hundred
feet Iastwardly from the Northeast corner
OF Dyckman Street and running thence
fD NorthWard5. parallel with Dyckman
Street ono hundred and fifty-fve feet;
thence ca EastWardlv at right angles ~
Dyckman Street. one hundred feet: thence
go Sonthwa rlly. parallel With Dvckman
Street one hundred and tifty-Gvn feet to
the Northerlv line of Post Avenue. and
thence 90 Westwaruly. along the sanoe
on hundred feet to the point OF be Ing
Dated New York, january 3rd 1915
lpSEPH u. MORRISSEY, Referee
ALBERT II. ATTERBJRY. Attorney for
Plaintiff, so Broad Street, Borough OF
Nanilattan.
The following is a diagram of the prod.
erty to DC sold ''F
New-York tribune., 1918-01-14
Women Favor Girls
AS Railway Guards
Trade Union League Re
fuses to Protest Against
Their Employment

The conference OF the Women's Trade
Union League of New Yorl; for the
maintenance Of labor standards during
war time refused yesterday to pass "a
resolution protesting against the en-
ployment Of women in subways and on
surface lines. The delegates at first
seemed evenly divided on the resolu-
tion. but when it was shown that women
in streetcars receive the same pay as
men a motion to table the resolution
passed without discussion.
Regarding the resolution recon-
mendng that women under twenty five
should not be employed in messenger
service. Chairman Hilda Svenson sug-
gcsted that the age be made thirty in
stead of twenty-five, contending that
it was primarily an "old mans job"
go into all the resorts necessary in
messenger service, several speakers
said, while others argued that they
would tend to clean up the city. The
resolution was adopted.
1t was agreed by the delegates that
there was no shortage Of men in in
dustry and that the organization should
discourage any effort of employers to
introduce women at the expense Of
standard wage scales. A resolution
condemned manufacturers vino seek to
gain greater profits at the expense OF
wages through the employment of
women.
The league urges the appointment of
twenty-five women factory inspectors
The Teachers Union receives the moral
support OF the league in the questions
recently raised between John Whalen
and the teachers OF De Witt Clinton
High School.
The conference which opened Satur-
day and concluded yesterday, was helt
in the Peoples House, East Ffteentr
New-York tribune., 1918-01-14
Film Production
In 1917 Decreased
Because of War
Uncertainty and Govern.
ment Propaganda Cut
Down Movie Output

Producers Of motion pictures sus-
Of 74i reels in 1917, condition pro
voked by the entry of the United States
into the war. Cranston Brenton, chair
man of the National Board Of Review
of Motion Pictures, yesterday attrihut-
ed the decrease in production to two
factors, both due to the war.
''The chief falling off in production,'
Mr.. Brenton said, was during the
month preceding and the two. months
following the declaration Of hostilities
against Germany Evidently at that
time the producers were uncertain as
10 what the effect of the war would be
on their industry. Since July, however,
the production has maintained the aver
age set in former years.
THE number of films released has
been somewhat smaller. but there is a
growing demand for features of five
reels. The onc-rccl picture is rapidly
losing its popularity. The best illus
traton of this tendency is the fact
that the average length of pictures in
1915 was LIS reels; in 1916. 2.223 reels
and in 1917. 2.77 reels. In December
the average length was 3.2S reels, COM
pared to 2.2S for December, 1916.
"The second factor in the decrease in
productions was the large amount Of
government propaganda disseminated
by the motion picture theatres. The
great value of the motion picture as a
medium of EXPRESSION of opinion has
been clearly demonstrated"
The National Board Of Review passes
upon 90 per cent of the pictures en-
hihlted in This country
New-York tribune., 1918-01-14
Battle at Nanking Expected

-pEklNG. Jan. 1O.-Thc Southern
leaders intend to rcconvokc mt Nanking
tho Parliament dissolved by Prcsl-
Dental mandate in June Inst. Fighting
is expected to break out in that W.
entity, az one division of the Northern
army is separated from the Southern
forces by only ten miles.
Acting Premier Wang Chin chen ten
dcrcd his resignation verbally yestcr-
day, but the President refused to nc-
The Province of IIupch is threatened
by the advancing army of the South
western provinces, which already has
captured Ichanr, thus threatening Han
kow and WuchanG. These latter places
arc in danger of capture unlcss rom
fcrccmcnts arc rushed there. The Pre-
micr is cndcavoring to secure com
promise, but his success is considered
doubtful The President is not be-
lcvcd to have any influence with either
side.
New-York tribune., 1918-01-14
MARRIAGES

BRITTON- ETZ-Janua1y /. 1913. Trinity
Chapel, Tiacrese A.. Etz TO Russell S. Brit
ton, of New Bruins wick n. J.
BULL GARDNER Saturday, January
II. by the Rev. Charles n. Arbuclle Ida
Van Kirk daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Sears
4. Gardner to Henry Mccullough Bull.
both of Yonkers, n. Y.
L1SSMAN-GOTTLiEB Ny. and Mrs. Israel
Cottleb hereby announce the marriage Of
their daughter. Lillian. to Mr. Mortimer
Merr'ck Iissnlan. u. s. n. r., son OF Rev.
Dr. and Mrs. Edward Iissman.
MACk-GROSS- On Saturday, January u,
1918, by Rev. Er. Philip Klein. Cecilia
Gross, daughter OF Samuel Gross. to Cap
tain Henry d. Mack, Iaf. r. c.. 91st DIV,
stationed at Camp Lewis, Washington.
MILES ES-WESSING-On Saturday. January
l.. at the Reformed Church OF Harlem. by
the Rev Edgar 'Titon. jr., Fanny Marie
Messing and Charles Crosvencr Miles, both
Of New York City.
OUTWATER- DOTY-Mr and Mrs. Arthur
J.. Doty announce the marriage of Their
daughter. Edith $. 10 Corporal Marshall
Outwater. 107th u. S. Infantly. a. Yen
kers, N. y, January II, 1913.
AINE-WEMPLE-In Chicago. IL. on
"Wednesday, January 8. Elaine Parmelc
Wemple to Captain Robert Gordon Paine. =
New-York tribune., 1918-01-14
Four Episcopal Deacons
And Six Priests Ordained

Four men were ordained deacons and
six priests by Bishop David II. Greer
yesterday in the Cathedral of st. John
the Divine. The Rev. DR.. II. f.. w. Fos-
broke, of tho Union Theological Sem
mary, preached the ordination sermon.
Following the ceremony communion
was celebrated.
Those who became deacons are Anton
Griscom, Leonard Twincm Dr.. Leigh
ton Williams and Gustavc Jenara. The
priests are Harold Allan Ernest Nc
Clean. Albert James Montgomery Will
son, Lindley Hoffman Miller. Kenneth
Romaiue Ruchan, Harold @. Boon and
Kenneth Ives Rice
New-York tribune., 1918-01-14
Quaker Indorses War

President W. W. Comfort of Haver-
ford College, a Quaker institution, an
nounced in his address before the
forum Of the Church of the Messiah
last night that he approved of the ac-
ton of President Wilson in declaring
war on Germany. He also pointed out
that, for the first time in its history.
Quakerdom had refused to condemn
members of that faith who enlisted for
service in this war
He explained that there were thou
sands of Quakers in the ambulance and
reconstruction units who were willing
to go under fire to save life.
Perhaps many others who have
stated their conscientious objections to
engaging in warfare would have found
it less trying to them had they elected
to have become PARTICIPANTS" he added.
New-York tribune., 1918-01-14
Police Hunt Patrick Driscoll,
Missing Since December 81

Relatives of Patrick Driscoll, of 821
Union Street, Brooklyn, have asked the
police to find him. He was last seen
on December 81. Mr.. Drscoll, who is
fifty-fvc years old. was captain of the
barge Harry, of the Gillian Transporta-
tion Company.
He is 5 feet 10 inches tall and on
the day Of his disappearance wore a
black jacket. blue serge trousers. blue
flannel shirt, red sweater and shoes
stamped with the word "Goden's." lie
is slightly gray and wears a sandy mus
iachc
New-York tribune., 1918-01-14
BIRTHS

BLEECkER, Mr. and Mrs leon Hlecclser
tnec Yctta Heafricc Arnold announce Inc
Birth of son, January .. l9i8.
FREEDMAN Mr.. and Mrs. Lou fee3,oan
Of 655 Wost 1Goth st.. announce the birth
Of "A daughter at the Lyi,E-in Hospital
robson Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Robson. oi
Crcstwood, n. j., announce the birth OF Z
daughter. january 3. at Laurence Hos
pita. Bronxvilc, N. Y.
WIENER Mr.. and Mrs. George Wionef wish
to announce the arrival OF baby boy
born January 9. go Prospect av.. Hron5..
New-York tribune., 1918-01-14

Post Ave

Post Ave.
Inc approximate amount Of the lien or
charee. TO satisfy which the above-descrihel
property is to be sold is slo69ls6. With
interest thereon from the 2sth day of De
',,r, reinoer, i'l'' together with the costs and
allowance amounting TO $4,000 With tnter
'et est from January Srd 1918 together Win
,ne expenses Of the sale. The approximat te
an.out VI me taxes, assessments and water
ietss' OF otner liens. which are 10 be allowed
20 me purchaser out of the purchase money
or paid by the Referee, is s2,56oi7 and in
tcrest. A ''i-
Dated New York. January srd. 1918
JOSEPH ?. MORRlSSEY Referee
New-York tribune., 1918-01-14
Donates 1,OOO-Foot Pier to
Government for War Use

The new 1,000-foot pier at the foot of
Bayview Avenue, Rosebank. Staten Isl
and, has been turned over to the Coz
srnment by Louis A. Dreyfus. president
If the Staten Island Civic League and
rwner of the pier.
Mr.. Dreyfus was asked to lease the
pier to the authorizes, but refused
compensation. 1t will be used as a
warehouse for supplies and as an OBJ
sevation post for patrolling war craft.
New-York tribune., 1918-01-14
1910" &" -. 6"
WEST 18th STREET.

w CSI l9tn > NEEl-
The approximate amount OF the Hen or
charge, ito satisfy which the above de-,
scribcd property Is to be sold is ten thou
sand seven hundred twenty seven 25U00
($l0727.35) dollars With interest thereon
from the Goth day OF December, 1912, to-
gether with costs and allowances amount
ing to three hundred forty-six and 76-10O
dollars, with interest from December goth
1917. together with the expenses of the
sale. The approximate amount OF the
taxes. assessments and water rates or othe.
liens, which are to be allowed to the pur-
chaser out of the purchase money. or pa id
by the referee, is TWO hundred forty-two
and 4O-l00 dollars and interest.
Subject to two mortgages. aggregating
$500. now past due, with interest from
October 1st 1917: to any state OF fact,
that accurate survey will disclose, and
subject to any rights OF the City Of New
York any alleged rights as shown by
any violations or claims flied against said
premises by the City of New York or snv
municipal department Of the City Of New
York, and subject to any assessments now
lien on said premises by reason OF the
extension OF Seventh Avenue, and subject
to covenants and restrictions in former
deeds, il any. and to the building zone re-
s;rictions OF the Board of Estimate Of the
City of New York.
Dated New York, December 21st, 1917
WILLIAM A. McQUAID
Referee
New-York tribune., 1918-01-14

Birth. arrangement. Marriage. D~n:h
sm1 In Mcrr oriam Notices rnRy b"
t'ieph0ned - The J-iiHne any time
Up 10 midnight for insertion in the
..-'.t days paper. just call
Beck,naa 5000
sri .end the notice rs you wish It In
serted. HilI for sanc will lie mailed Z"
you later. The no.ite will reach over
10000 readers daily.
New-York tribune., 1918-01-14
ENGAGEMENTS

BREGsTEIN CANS NJ. and Mrs. Hen
Cans, of Pros occt PAX Wet. HrooSlyn,
announce the engagement of their daUya-
ter. Rose, to MIR. Benjamin Brcgstein. Q.
Brooklyn. Reception Monday. February /.
1913. after p. M, at the BiitmoTe-s 10
cards. burlington tVt) navcrs please
copy =
DANZIG- -HERSCHMAN Mr.. and Mrs. Max
Hcymann of 14l Wallace av.. Mount
Vernon. n. y. announce the hetrothal OF
their sister. Miss Edna lc-schnaan, to Mr..
Lous DanZc.
ESCEELBACH TOFr Mr.. Johanna Toll
ter. Florence j.. to Nathun Kschc.oach.' =
JOHNSTON DOwO alr. and Mr. Oiney
Dovsd, og $40 Rivcrside Drive, have an
nounced the engagement of their daughter,
F.crcncc, ~ Lieutenant Kenneth lohns.ca,
Who is no.. at Camp Stuart, Virginia.
LEVY Schwartz Mrs. Bertha Schwartz,
of o36 West l63d ST., announces the be
trothal of her daughtcr, Ray. to Mr.. Leo
Levy, OF Mr and Mrs. Casper Levy,
of 81 East S9th 81. Reception :, 10 6, Bon
Ray. Madison and 32d St, January p.
1913
NEWMANFRANk~ Mr.. and Mrs Solomon
Frank, of 80 East l16th St, announce the
engagement of their daughter, Augusta. to
Mr.. Samuel Newman.
PUDLIN Mr. and Mrs. Louis
Lipman. of 81 West 1i5th St. announce
the engagement of their daughter. Nellie
to Mr.. Sol Pudlin of New York.
SLATER BLOOMBERG Mr.. and Mrs
Samuel Bloomberg. Of Hoboken. n. j..
announce the engagement OF their daueh-
ter. Fannie. to Mr. Nathan Slater son OF
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph r. Slater, OF New
York City.
New-York tribune., 1918-01-14
The Weather Report

WASHINGTON. Ian. l3.-Although temperatures
are stin much bsiow the seasonal average cast o.
the ROCKY Mountains. they are considerably higher
than on Saturday. except i'll New England and
along the the middle and south Atlantic coasts
normal '@''
Pressure is again low throughout the Rocky
With quite general SHOWS and rains. and there
also some snow i'll Arkansas Missouri Southern
Illinois the west portions OF Kentucky aud Ten
nessee and in the lake region and the St Law
renee Valley. EiseNhele the weather was gen
orally fair
Temperatures will be somewhat higher as a
rule. followed Tuesday by moderate fall in the
Gu,i states. Small craft warnings will he
displayed Mondsy moning o. the middle Guit
tho Texas and west Louisiana coasts.
Forecasts for Special Localities District Of Co.
lunbia. Maryland. Eastern New York. Delaware
New Jersey and Eastern pennsyvauia--Nalr not
cold Monday: Tuesday Increasing cloudiness.
probably hy night.
Southern New LnelaHd-Fair Monday slightly
warmer Tuesday decreasing cloudness and warmer
NoIther, New Ensland-rair Mondsy and proba-
Western New york-Generay fair and slightly
warmer Monday; Tuesday cloudy. probably snow III
Local Official Record.-Tlle following Of cia tee
ord from the Weather Bureau shows temperatures
during the last twenty four hours. in comparison
With the corresponding date OF last year
lalS 1917 1918. 1917;
y a a. IN .: :: Z ;. N. n .: il 8
Highest temperature Yesterday. = degrees lat
average same date last year. so; average same
cate for tiUrty-th wears, 50
ur,Id
New-York tribune., 1918-01-14
Miniature Almanac
Fire Record

7:io--6So 1as sixth st.. Man rc!cler. ,-itllng.
.55-,SA EIoa,h,ay J.. T. Goldberg. fiHing
s.5o4eth ST. aud Eat Ri,cr Department.
Of Street Cicaring, ',ihis.
l ioii6 West ga st.. Nlys. Eruce: l1niur.
T. NJ
iso-ls7 Fss. 6sd st.. rr Mcmillan; triAios.
22I-la East list ST. George Richarlscn tiflr
..25-4ta East IS5d st. The Broax: Franz
Richter. tf1hins.
946--5la fas, S.d ST.. Msno Mulcal,cy: rrinny.
3:55-ll" West .ith St.. Abraham B.diman: tn
fling
A:l5 2se Erqoh av.. Tho BRONX rhinp Lavnc;
trinng
trlfiNs
7:3c-23o East oath St: New York Clothing supply
Co. 'rining
5.s5-9o Ganscyoort st.; Manhattan Ecerigera,cl
Co. trihng.
New-York tribune., 1918-01-14

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
orable John y. Cohalsn. a Surrogate Of
tho County Of New York. NOTICE is here.
by gwen to an persons having elaine
against ANNA Ii kENS, lste Of the County
of New York. deceased. to present the
same Wi'h voucher, thereof TO the sun
ress. No. l4o Broadway. Borough # Man
haitian, in Tho City Of New York. on or
before the 26th da> Of Februa, y neA.
lated, New York the 10Th day ct Au
gust, l9l7.
GUARANTY TRUST COMPANY OF
NEW ottk, Executor.
STETSON. JENNINGS & RUSSELL, At.
torneNs for Executor. l5 Broad Street,
New York
New-York tribune., 1918-01-14
MEETINGS

AN ELECTION OF TWENTY MANAcrrs
of the New York Institute Tor me Eduna
tion u, +, Of the Blind, and OF three Inspector.
o!, o! hsection, VIII be held at the institute.
'tn Ave and 34th ST. at o'clock in mr.
AFTERNOON or Wednesday,. Jan. 16 1918
L1NZA.E RI4AGDEN Sac
New-York tribune., 1918-01-14
FORECLOSURE SALE.

SUPREME COURT. COUNT OF NEw
gainst Elizabeth l. McMannus and others,
defendants.
closu~e and sale duly made and entered in
the above entitled action, and bearing date
the 10th day Of December 1917. L. the
named, will sell at public auction. at the
Exchange Salesroon. Nos. 14-lt Nesey
Street. in the Borough OF Manhattan, City
1918. at IL o'clock noon on that day, BY
Henry Brady. auct!oneer, the premise,
therein described follows:
All that certain lot, piece or parcel OF
land situate on the northerly side Of Nine
teenth Street. in the Borough OF Manhat-
tan. City OF New York. bounded and Ge-
scribed as follows
Beginning at point on the said Nine
seventy feet ten inches easter;y from the
easterly corner OF Eighth Avenue; and run
nd nn 1en1 o3 sasteF rs aons h@
feet six inches to the center OF a party wall
standing partly on the lot hereby conveyed
and partly on the lot ad joining on the east
thence northery. parallel with said avenue
and part OF the way through said party
wall seventy,f1v feet and eight inches;
thence casterly and parallel with Nine
teenth street. twenty two feet six inches;
thence northerly. and parallel with said
avenue, thirty SIX feet nine and one-fourt h
inches more or less to the northerly line o.
the line of the land OF the party OF the
first part thence westerly, along said land
flfty-one feet more less: thence soutH-
erly, and parallel with said avenue. one
hundred and four feet ten and one-fourth
inches more or less to the northerly sido
of Nineteenth Street. at the point of be-
ginning. Said premises being known as
30. A57 Yves. Nineteenth street
Dated New York. December 2lst. 1917.
WILLIAM y. McQUAID.
Referee.
JAMES O. MILLER.
Attorney for Plaintiff.
2l5 Montague Street, Brooklyn. X. Y.
The following is a diagram of the prop
crty to be sold; its street number is 257
West 10th Street:
New-York tribune., 1918-01-14
DANCING,
SCHOOL AGENCIES

American and Foreign Teachers Agency
Supplies Professorr. Teachers. Tutors.
Governesses etc. to Colleges. Schools and
FULTON. % Union Square
New-York tribune., 1918-01-14
YOUNG MEN

BOY WANTED FOR CONTRACTORS OFFICE:
Mt'ST RE ABLE TO DO STENO(;RAPHY AND
TyrEWRlrING; MUST BE AMBITlOI'S AND
C0NSaIENTIOUs: THERE IS srLENDiI,
II. Tol ADVANCE TC a HIGHER POSITION n
a VEl}Y SHORT TIME LlrFER & REMICk.
NO. 7 AVENUE |. NEAR GhAVESEND AVE-.
HKooNLYN 8
New-York tribune., 1918-01-14
Humidity
p m 8
Barometer Eeadln

Barometer Readings
m...99.,9 p m...s9.S4 p. M. ~ o.
Local Official Forecast -Iar not Qnito so cold
to-day To morrow increasing coudiness probably
srow by night; west to south winds. diminishing.
New-York tribune., 1918-01-14
BUSINESS CARDS
pEsHs AND oFricn xaaNIrUHx

gA.spfV CLFA>I>G
cARlfti I. CARPET tLIANING co-C.sns ,,
:, compressed ar. >rsagn. hand or Oh floor lsss
DfoaaNaS' ~, ~ Las sS-h a. COE BRANDT
DIAMONDS
foR SALE.-I,incess Ring ~ Diamonds s,sc
'>Ir-fs , pi.inoAe H'Ag. - piaiaonds. Sappti.,
i,a,inNn hlameud Ping 81 Diamonds 800
may .tlis lsF-e white l large Pink Barcsi.
az r. ',a,soGs Leaf Design. 'e7
Mr BENNETT. rs Broadaa3. Il lsteirsl
New-York tribune., 1918-01-14
CEMETERIES

THE WooDLaw> crN,rfRY.
--9o - ~ Harlem Train a0d BY r-ollu
Lots e SNAIL size for sale.
ohice 20 !cast 2sd St. \. T.
New-York tribune., 1918-01-14
SURROGATLS' NOTICES

FH' A1SH o. AH ohDuN MN Of Ha"eFaSi. ~sHaa
J9hn F. c9ha;an' :,urrogate OF the copnty
to all persons having claims against
w1LLIAll ", PHjLLlPs. la!e Of the Bor-
OF New erev cceasc q. to urr o'a,s ave
same with vouchers tlcron: to the sub
scrihcd. at place Of transscting business.
Othcman. No. 81 Nassau Street. in The city
of New ork, on or before the first day OF
February next.
Dated. New York she 9th day OF July,
1917. tDWASD r. OTHEMAN.
HOWARD &. PHILLIPS,
NOsWHLL {. oTIiEMAN. Attorney for
Executors, 81 Nassau Street, borough
of Manhattan. Sew York City.
HlTcHINGs. HANNAH.-lN PURSUANCE
of rider of Honorable John p Co
halan, Surrogate OF the County OF New
York notice Is hereby given to al, persons
having claims against Hannah Hitchings,
sometimes written H. liitchings. late OF
Washington, Dietrict OF Columbia, .le-
Of transacting business, at the Office OF
their attorneys, Sackctt AID Lang. No. 80
Nassau street, in the city Of New York.
on before the 30.h dag OF January next
Dated New York, the 2lst day Of July,
1912.
JOHN r.. SAClIETT.
GEORGE II. TAPPEN
SACkETT and LANG, Executors
80 Nassau street. Borough Of Manhattan.
New York CITY. ;y23-Mj2l
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF
Honorabic John = Cohalau. a Surrogate
OF the County of New York, NOTICE /,
hereby given to all persons having claim.
against Louise Thechla Roesch. lso known
as Thekla Roosch. also spoiled R0sch la Ia
Of the County OF New York deceased. TO
present the same With vouchers thereof to
The subscriber. at her place of transacting
business, at tn" office Of John g. Dyer No
IL Chambers Street ia the city of New
York, on CT before the 9th day Of May.
1918, next
Dated. New York, the 3oth day Of octo.
bcr, 1917
'OTCiA EEIHEH. Administrat,ix.
JOHN G. DY ET, Attorney for Admins
tratriX, ol Chambers Street, New York
City.
IN PURSUANCE or AN ORDER or
Of the County Of New York. NOTICE i,
hereby given to all persons havine clai,r,
against Joseph w. fushman. late of the
County of New York. deceased. to present
the ssrne with vouchers thereof TO the sub
scrlDerS. at place of transactins business of
the executors, care Of Stetson, Jennings E.
Russell No. - Broad Street in the Citv
of New York, on or before the 18th day OF
MAY next. -
Dsted. New York. the End day of Novem.
Der, 1917 ''
FKANcEs J. CUSHMAN
,iEitN NJ. VAN BOkkELEN,
WILLARD " KING.
EDWARD K. GREENE
Executors
IN PURSUANCE or AN ORDER OF HON.
orable John y. COhalan Surrorata -
New-York tribune., 1918-01-14

LOST -hanlSbool. 40. >se,s5s. German
Savings Bank Of 'tfy OF New York Kc.
turn to bapk. Payment stopped
New-York tribune., 1918-01-14
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED
MALE

III TIER tScotchl highly rccommcnGcd; wages
$40; excellent man; reliable. competent. Colonial
Employment Agency - IVES. d2d st.
EXPERT POTATO GROWER seeks connections With
largo farm or estate as manager B.. Box Il.
Tribune Office
New-York tribune., 1918-01-14
HELP WANTED FEMALE

MODELS YOUNG LADIES SIZE 3o
IN LADIES' SUIT HOUSE: HIGHEST SAL
ARIES PAID. l.. T. vOGEL, ] EAST 33D ST
New-York tribune., 1918-01-14

HOUSEMAN. useful. generally. handy horses gar
den. wash auto reliable, experienced dependa-
bic man: excellent reicrences $40. Mrs. Masons
Agency. l3l West 42d st. Bryant 5G33
New-York tribune., 1918-01-14
SITUATIONS WANTED FEMALE

A ERNESS-Youns English woman
spraNs French fuently; teaches elementary music
excellent teacher two years reference A.. Mis-
llofmaycrs Agency. 10 East 43d ST., sd floor
Telephone S3i1 Murray Hill.