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New-York tribune., 1918-12-13

a, rassed out llth: Steamer Verona tNor). Philadcl
fh,i,ladephia for Amsterdam.
BALTIMORE Dec. l2-Artved: Steamer Capc
Lookout. bermuda Sailed; steamer Ninisn OBJ
London: bark Som tNor.). Norfolk; schooner w. N.
Hwickor ORD. Norfolk.
q, CAPE HENRY. Va, Dec. l2.--Passed In for Bal
limore: Steamers Armando Htal). Gibraltar Ciban
NNorl Santa Marta: Richmond. Georgctown s. c.
,,assed out from baltimore: Steamers Boyne OBJ.
Falmouth; Santa Rosac. Callao: Calavcrss. Boca
o-i ronr ',oA ARTHUR. Tex; Dec. lArriycd: steam,
l rlorida New York; Conrad Aohr tNor.). Liver
pool Sailed Steamer Tesaco. Oporto
Charles Pratt, New York: Copan (Iiond) Porto
NNortez: Ellis (Nor }. Port Barrios: Fred W. Eer.
New York: II II. Rogers. New York: Lake Ledan,
Havana: Louisiana. Tampico: Manzanillo tCuban)
i,rogreso; Ncsslan (Br). Colon President Bungc
Ibeig) Kotterdam. via New York: Sabine Mobile.
Sailed: Sailed Steamers American, OBJ. New, York FL
Vile; uppland (Swed.). Gothenburg: Walter Hard
castle. Tampico.
Apache. New York Sailed: Steamer Van Miami.
CHARLESTON, Dee 12.--Arrivcd: Steamers An
drco tBr). from Cuba for Grccnock: Mohawk from
New York tanc- proceeded to Jacksonville) Co.
lnanchc. from Jacksonville. Sailed Steamer
Comus. for New Orleans Apache. for Jacksonville.
-, SAVANNAH. Dec: 12.-Arrived: Steamer Ju-
mla,a. baltimore. Sailed: Steamer Condo (rr.)
- GALvESTON Dec. 12.Arrived: Steamers Clan
France Sailed; Steamers Fl Alnirante New
York; Concho. New York: Domingo dc Jarrnaga
(Br.), Limerick via Newport News
New-York tribune., 1918-12-13
Trial Flight Over Air Mail
Route To Be Made To-day
Regular New York-Chicago Ser
vice to Start Wednesday;
Schedule Announced

A trial flight over the New York and
Chicago Air Mail route is to be made
to-day. Regular service will start next
Wednesday.
The air mail schedule, announced
yesterday by Lieutenant J. Clark Ed
gerton, Director of Flying of the Aeri-
al Mail Service, is as follows:
Leave Elizabeth, NJ j., a. M;
Cleveland, 1880 a. M; arrive at Chi
cago, 3 p. m.
Leave Chicago, a. M; Cleveland,
$3.50 a. M; arrive at Elizabeth, 3 p. m.
Relief stations are to be established
at Lehighton, Penn; Bellefonte, Penn;
Clarion, Penn; Cleveland, Ohio, and
Bryan, Ohio. Three planes are to be
stationed at Elizabeth, Bellefonte,
Cleveland and Chicago, with additional
machines at the other stations
For the time being only De Haviland
machines are to be used. The big
Handley-Page planes; it is expected,
will be AIDED to the service very short
ly, however,
New-York tribune., 1918-12-13
East Indian Found Slain
Former Roommate Arrested
and Held by Police

Mohammed Scheer, an East Indian,
boarding at 259 Forty-third Street,
South Brooklyn, was found dead in his
room yesterday by his landlady, Miss
Alvinia Kopf. The mans skull had
been crushed in.
A general alarm was sent out for a
former roommate of Scheer's. Jerolum
by Patrolman Hazelette. A wallet with
$14O in cash and a $10O Liberty bond
were found in his possession. Allehi
was locked up in the Fourth Avenue
police station.
New-York tribune., 1918-12-13
EMIL L. STRAUSS
OBITUARY NOTES

frank Dunning, who died suddenly
ON Wednesday at the age of sixty-four,
was graduate of Princeton in the
&ass of 1876 and member of the
University Club. The funeral will be
held this morning at 1880 o'clock,
from the residence of his sister, Mrs
Street.
Detective William F. Ryan, for sew
enteen years member of the police
f@ce, died suddenly yesterday at his
lame, 157 Erasmus Street, Brooklyn,
abm congestive chill.
Requiem mass for Lieutenant Jerome
sDixon. of The Bronx, who was killed
st Monday in an aviation accident at
uington Field, Houston, Tex, will be
Nered Saturday, at 10 o'clock, at Sa-
New-York tribune., 1918-12-13
Foe Quizzed Prisoners
Wanted to Know Who Would
Aid New Germany

PARIS, Dec. 11.-When 1t was evil
dent that the end of the war was near
Germany made systematic canvass of
French prisoners of war in an effort
to find men who would plead the case
of "new Germany" in France, accord
ing to statements made by soldiers
who have returned from enemy prison
camps.
This work began late in October, but
the efforts Of the Germans were re-
doubled early in November, it is said
The French prisoners were told that
the German Socialists wished nothing
more than to live on friendly terms
with their French comrades.
New-York tribune., 1918-12-13

,uid GETrE Dec. 7-Arrived: Steamer Thcmlsto. Bal
';Y''' ST NAzAnE. Dec. s-Arivcd: Steamers
Plymouth from - Vest 'isSo Gotomsks. ,'Aiers from
!, FALMouTH. Dec, lo-Arvcd Steamer Cana
roRTsMoUTIi. Dec io,-Arrived: Steamers Han
nmFo1 o MrGl E0qr' v on Iors Sydney C. b. neoaf (Br
~ LlvERPooI. Dec. lo.-Arrived: Steamer War
- BEEsT. Dec. s.--sailed: Steamer Levathan New
York. ~
ouh0 hvFRFoo1 Rl Dec 1 1Usaed: steamer ESse
,B13 h9NPoN 90 io,D Dec p-salled: Steamer Kanawha
RIo DE JANElRo. Dec 5--Arrived Motor
s'haGaeT SnXScHaT M.hfl Bro Brown Br Balmo[e
Stewart (Er.). Astoria Orc '''' ''"Ne
,o,nt. SlEz. Dec. 7.-Arrved Steamer pathan. Phila-
cio DOVER: Dec. s.-Arrived: Steamer Orange Leaf
:, GIBRAtTAn: 81 1nA Dec. sArrived: Steamers Crosby
tltal) J.. New York for Genoa; Caseria Ital) ), New
Dano Ssh 0f New '9Ga Yori P'lAdes New York Virginia
sas ror s NATAh DeS Sew d. Steamers Yama
E0w IH,rls N.Y. York via Cape Cape , Town e''' A'"
,T MAPlEs Ns,S neH s-Arrived; Steamer Eskason
vd1;a. hAvRE. Dec s-Arrived: Steamer Eastern King
BARCELONA. Dec. s-Arrived: Steamer Marmus
s,5I, roRTLAND. England. Dec s-Arrivcd: Steamer
Downshire (Br). Montreal
. la PALI,ICE. Dec. lo.Ariyed: Steamer Mini
Novgorod. New York
=. VERDoN. Dec lo-Auved Steamer OrIzaba
New York ~
NANTES. De-, 1o.--Arrived: Steamers Oregon
cpio1' crr1' ,, Mew YORK; Proc,n. Newport News: West
ST NAZAIKE Dec. 1O--Arrvcd Steamer yir
,n, PLYMOUTH. Dec. 11.-Arrived: Steamer Armagh
GREENoCk. Dec. 11.--Arrived: Steamer Kursk
New York. '
p, ,HAR1LEPOOI Dec 4.--saied Steamer DjerIss.
(Br). Halifax. D'Si 100"
nLlVERrooL Dec. 4.-sailcd: Steamers vlsgoth
(Brl Halifax: Mcgnntic (Br.). New York '''"
BARRY. Dec. 5.-Sailcd: steamers Franklieer
lBr,, Sand Key: 9th. Merose. New York; 10th
Northern (BrD. New York ~
LISBON. Dec. 7.-Sallcd Steamer Suruga. New
York ue"' -'c"
YOKOHAMA. Dec. 7-sailed: Steamer rsusbima
Saru tJap) 0rom Shanghai. etc., Honolulu and
San Francisco. ~
FAyAL. Dec, s..salled: Steamer John NJ. Con-
nelly. New York. ~
- FoWEY Dec. 9.-Sailed Steamer Deyona (Br.,
WELLINGTON. Doc. s-sailed Steamer psloona
SHANGHAI Doc 9.-sailed: Steamer Tamaba
ST MICHAELs. Dec 1O.-Sailed Steamer App.
RIO DE JANEIRO. Dec s.--Arrived: Ship Can
SYDNEY. n: s. W.. Dec. 6-Sailed: Bark VI
WELLINGTON. Dec. 7.-Sailcd: Bark scnorita
(Br.). San Francisco.
New-York tribune., 1918-12-13
Bound Fast
AMERICAN PORTS

BOSTON. Dec l2-Arrived: Steamers Lucus W.
Robertson. Lambert's Point: Lake Butler. Balti ,
Gottesmore (Br.) Glasgow: Sailed: Steamers Lex
ington. Norfolk; Brandon. Norfolk: Lake washbum
Norfolk: katahdin. Charleston and Jacksonville: I:
Nantucket. Philadelphia; Ncvasa tBr.), London In
land Baltimore; Lake Jessup. baltimore; Lake
deauxl. New York mot previously.
~, VINEYARD MAvEN a., Mass De- isArysd
for New York. Winds northerly. fresh: rough sea !:
thick and rainy
PHILADELPHIA. Dec la-Antved Steamers
Manchester Merchant (Br). Manchester Via St.
John. n. B.. Kamouraska (Br.). Gibraltar: Ansaldo
mont. Del; Persian. savannah; schooner Meta
DAM, Cape Haytien.
DELAWARE BREAKwATER. Dec l2-Arrived:
Steamer Quistoonok. Philadelphia for Newport News
Sailed Steamer Matos. New York for Boston
New-York tribune., 1918-12-13
Congressman Dill Listed
AS ARMY Delinuuent

OLYMPIA, Wash, Dec. 2-Certifca-
tion of Congressman C. C. Dill as a
draft delinquent by Spokane draft
board reached the State Selective Ser
vice Department to-day. Congressman
Dill has wired fom Washington that
he will mail his questionnaire direct
TO the state draft headquarters.
Congressman Dill, it was announced
contended that as Congressman he
was not required to return his ques-
tionnaire. The Congressman has ten
days in which to file his QUESTIONABLE
and be removed from the delinquent
New-York tribune., 1918-12-13
Obituary
MRS. S. C. L. CADMUS

:! Mrs. Sarah CASTELAR, Lowe Cadmus,
widow of George j. Cadmus, of 81
Lafayette Avenue, Brooklyn, died
"Wednesday in the Kings County Hos
nHal, from injuries received when she
was struck by an automobile Tuesday
afternoon.
Mrs. Cadmus was born in Pensacola,
Fta., and was seventy-eight years old.
She came of Revolutionary ancestry
and on her mothers side was related
70 one of the oldest families in Con-
hecticut She was a member of the
Daughters of the American Revolution
and was active in church and charita-
bic work. She was member of the
Hanson Place Baptist Church. She
leaves son, two daughters and five
grandchildren.
New-York tribune., 1918-12-13
Meme Peary Wallace Dead

MeE Peary Wallace, the Eskimo who
was brought back from the Far North
by Rear Admiral Peary in 1900. died
in a logging camp in New Hampshire on
October 20 of pneumQ1ia, according to
letters received here yesterday.
The Eskimo was thirty-on years old.
When Admiral Peary brought him here
he also brought Mene's father, mother
and three brothers, all of whom died of
pneumonia within seven months of
their. arrival. Left an orphan, Meme
was adopted by William Wallace.
New-York tribune., 1918-12-13
Compulsory Bonds Wanted to
Weed Out Reckless Autoists

Among the letters Magistrate House
received yesterday Offering coopera,
tion in his efforts to make the streets
safe for pedestrians was one from
Walter B. Renton, vice-president of an
insurance company, who suggested the
establishment of q state insurance
fund and the compulsory bonding Of
every automobile owner. This, with
Jail sentences for intoxicated drivers,
he said would eliminate more than
half the undesirable drivers.
New-York tribune., 1918-12-13
KINOGO HAYENO

a. Ainogo Hayeno, who came to this
leuntry three years ago to study Amer
soan farming, died yesterday at the
New York Hospital after brief i'll
moss. He had established farm near
Huntington, Long Island, where he had
a number of Japanese students. He
had planned to return to Japan soon to
report on the result of his studies. He
was thirty-six years old. Funeral ser
vices will be held Sunday afternoon at
1880 o'clock at the Campbell Funeral
Church, Broadway and Sixty-sixth
Street The body will be cremated and
the ashes sent to Japan.
~ ~ MICHAEL ]. HOLLAND
Michael Joseph Holland, a brother
Of the late John P. Holland, inventor
of the submarine, dropped dead
Wednesday night in Orange, N. J.
Heart disease was the cause of death
Mr.. Holland, who was seventy-one
years old, lived at 140 Eagle Rock
Avenue, West Orange. He was a
Machinist and had worked with his
Brother, the inventor, on the prelim-
@ary plans for the submarine. He had
Efn in the employ of the Splitdort
@ectric Company, at Newark, for q
number of years before his death. He
leaves wife and one dauChtpr
New-York tribune., 1918-12-13
TRANSPACIFIC MAILS

lie connecting mails close at the General Port.
Office and the City Hall Postonice Station. New
York. As follows: N
philippine Islands. via San Francisco. $50 q. m
peremner aI1,, H. Tor dispatch per S. Siberia Maru
and specially addressed mail for Australia. Va San
rrahclsco 5:So p IN. December %. for dispatch
e Japan. Corea. China. Siam. Cochin China. Straits
SeiemenTs % and Netherlands East Indies 80 p M
tunity.) ~ w ' o'''oi
:. liawaii and Guam; 5 30 p. m. daily. (This mail
10 destination by the best opportunity
New-York tribune., 1918-12-13

EMPLOYMENT,
With Many Opportunities for Ad-
vancement. in the
TELEPHONE SERVICE
Good Pay While Learning During
First Four Weeks
$3.50 to $3.50 per week within the
next few weeks. according to hours
of duty assigned. Frequent increases
thereafter.
No experience necessary.
Age 1s to rs Years
employees ARE ESPECIALLY
WELL CARED FOR.
Delightful. homelike quarters.
Luncheons daintily served at cost
Vacations with pay.
Anniversary payments, sick benefits
and pensions.
TO hour working day.
ADDITIONAL APPLICATION
OFFICES OPEN.
Apply weekdays, day or evening,
during hours shown.
Manhattan
hS West Houston Street,
1854 Broadway Cat 42d st).
2s E. 2sth St. Cat Madison Ave.5.
IL NJ. to P. M.
Bronx
453 East fremont Avenue.
p. NJ. to P. M.
Brooklyn
81 Willoughby Street.
9 A. NJ to P. NJ.
NEW YORK TELEPHONE COMPANY.
New-York tribune., 1918-12-13
Train Hits Auto and Kills
Ex-Postmaster of Bay Shore

BAY SHORE, Long Island, Dec. 12-
Joseph Robbins, former postmaster of
this place, was killed this evening whe
westbound express hit his automo-
bile at Second Avenue. Mr. Robbins
was sixtv-five years old. owned consid-
cradle real estate in Suffolk County and
was a horseman and yachtsman.
New-York tribune., 1918-12-13
STORAGE NOTICES
Broadway Storage Warehouse,

N-ou, Vorl- Citv Dccer,her sly, 1919

New York City, December 9Th. 1918.
TO A Kalitz; G W: Thompson II NJ
S. White. l.. Well, Mary McElhone, P. L.
Crovat, A. S. Ranous, B. II. Holden. Mrs.
Geo. Finay, J. J: Ward, F B. Miller: Mrs.
A. Cabasso. c. stephens. Mrs. F. o. Grant,
Mrs. Mcbride. Mrs. Frank Vaughan Chas.
6: S: Hammock, r. 3. Sears. Mrs. H.
NJ. Bryan, B. S. Hyde. II. c. Schrader, r.
O. Stebbin p. Radcliffe Mrs. T. j. Milhol-
land, L. f. Brothers. Mrs. A. D. MacPher
son, Miss Macpherson, Mrs 0. C. Browne,
NJ. r. Blanchard, Mrs. Fiske, A. Tikijian.
L. c. La Varre, F. Caracena, Mrs. c. Sill
verman, Mrs. II. c. Phinney. Mrs. J. Wells,
Cowng, Mrs j. Robertson, Mrs. j. C. Dean,
a 4 ;I,,;a n firovenEer' mrs; MS NJ welfsrt, Mrs,
Avery. William Edward DetJen, Fanny
Schmidt, F. A. Zimmerman. Jno. Upton.
WilIiam la Green, j. McDonald. F; Cleft. Mrs.
c. NJ Colson, r. P. Rumsey, J. LIE Strange.
Mrs. V. Rosenberg. Mrs. William Oakley,
Mrs. f. Schneider, Ludwig Bauman & Co.
Carpenter. Fidelity Personal Loan Co..
Greenhut Company: You and each of you
payment of our lien upon the property
hereinafter described having expired after
due notice had been given you, we will
goods, personal effects pianos. merchan-
disc. etc, stored In the Broadway Storage
Warehouse, New York City. by you. or In
your name Cor in which you may have an
interesD, to be sold at public auction,
according to the statute in such case made
and provided, a the warehouse, 3243-45-47
Broadway. New York City. on TUESDAY.
JANUARY 7, 1919, at $3.50 A. M, and IL
the sale thereof is not completed on said
date the same Will be continued at tho
same place every Tuesday thereafter, be-
ginning a 1880 a. NJ. and continuing
until all the goods are sold
BROADWAY STORAGE WAREHOUSE,
THOS. REILLY, Prop.
New-York tribune., 1918-12-13
MARRIAGES

ALLEN - MORRISON In st. Thomas
Church, New York City. on December II.
1913, by the Rev Ernest NJ. Stres D. D.
Mrs. Magdalen s. Morrison to Weather.
ford Thompson Allen
EDWARDS-MCCH- Le Hagre. France
November 80. 191S Marcelle. daughter Of
M. and Nine. Moch, of Paris and I,e
Havre. to Lieutenant John Winthrop Ed
wards. u s. Aar Service. A. T. f.
TAYLOR R-Howi@At westmount Province
of Quebec, Canada. on Saturday. Decernbe-
Z; in st. Matthias's Church, BY The Rev.
Edward Bushell. Kathleen. daughter Of
Ralph Edwin Howe. esq. to Second Lieu
tenant James R. Keene Taylor. of the
Royal Garrison Artillerv. British Army.
New-York tribune., 1918-12-13
W Gather Report

WASHINGTON. Doc. 12.-As indicated Wcducs-
day night. disturbance developed over the e1-
treme central West and Is central tonight over
western Kansas. 1t has been attended by wide
spread precipitation that tho southern Rocky
Mount ain region the central plains states. the great
central valleys. Tennessee and the Gulf states.
Over the eastern portion of the country high
pressure continued with more rain Wednesday night
in the Atlantic states There were also additional
rains in the northern Pacific states and light
local in tho plateau regions.
Temperatures remain above the seasonal average,
rule. east of the Rocky Mountains. and are
quite high for the season in the Gulf states.
and S a Atlantic fasy s saSsn e
valley and the lake region, except snow in the
nqrths mort s upper lake IesHn and by there
or snow in New England continuing Saturday.
There also will DO rain Saturday in the southern
Ohio valley and the lake region while In the lower
Ohio valley and the eastern Gulf states the weather
will be fair Saturday.
It will be warmer to-day in the Ohio valley and
colder Saturday in the lake region. the Ohio valley.
Tennessee and the eastern Gulf states.
Storm warnings arc displayed on the Washington
and Oregon coast
Forecasts for Special LocaIItes.-Western Penn
syvania Rain to-day: Saturday. rain probably
turning to snow. colder
Western New York Rain to-day; Saturday. rain
and colder
Eastern New York: Increasing coudiness to-day.
followed BY rain in southern portion and rain or
snow In northern portion by night and Saturday.
Colder Saturday In western portion.
Southern New England: Increasing cloudiness to-
day, rain or snow at night and Saturday.
Northern New England: Partly cloudy tonight
Saturday. snow In northern portion and snow or
rain In southern portion
New Jersey. Eastern Pennsylvania: Increasing
cloudness to-day followed by rain at night and on
Saturday.
Local Forecast-Incrcasilis cloudiness to-day fol-
lowed by rain tonight and ton morrow. Moderate
winds becoming southeasterly.
Local Official Record.-The following official
record from the Weather Bureau shows tempera-
lures during the last twenty -four hours In COM
parson with the corresponding date Of last year
1915 1917 1918 1917
8 :: %.:::::.: g 8 :: -: 8 :5
l. m....;...... 4S 24l1 p m....... ....... 70
Highest, 50 degrees. at AIS m, lowest 81
degrees. at a. m: average. ~ degrees; average
for the same date last year. % degrees average
the same date for thirty three years. 35 degrees.
Humidity
S a H.. 50 l p m...... "a p. m..... &C
Barometer Readings
a. m. 1898 l p NJ. 3o34 p. m. 80 sc
New-York tribune., 1918-12-13
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New-York tribune., 1918-12-13
OUTGOING STEAMERS
To-day
SATURDAY.
CITY ISLAND
ROund SOUfh

CITY ISLAND; n. r.; Deg. 12:-steamer Will
York and Cuba Mall Steamship Company.
for New York, with lumber to Homan & PUDDING
ton: vessel to Gilmsrtin & Trlndy.
New York, to David Cohen e. Co.
Schooner Olive b. Van Dusen. New Haven for
Now York.
schooner George Grcss Connecticut River for
New Rochelle.
Bound Fast
Steamer /. D: S. Adoph (Dan.). New York for
st. Johns n. +.
steamer Lake Chelan Norfolk for Providence
Steamer Andra. New York for Fall River
Steamer Northland, New York for Portland
Steamer Governor Cobb New York for Boston
Schooner Ella, New York for Port Jefferson
Schooner Anna Brown. Now York for New Haven
Schooner William Booth. Perth Amboy for Port
land Me. Uatter anchored).
Wind calm: clear; smooth sea.
New-York tribune., 1918-12-13
FOR SALE

FOR Dr. sALEvA 4; -, REVISED AND ENLARGED EDI-
recipes from the latest propasate Fords ri,. sa,aa
aead,ws a beautiful f book in colors
SALADS. Jacksonville Fla St'' fLofdDA
New-York tribune., 1918-12-13
FOREIGN PORTS

GIBRALTAR, Dec 7--Arriycd: Steamer Benlo-
mond tBr). New York for Genoa.
lQuIQUE, Dec 7.-Arrivcd: Steamer s. " Hark-
HAVRE. Dec. 7.-Arrived: Steamer Lake Harvey
tmore.
ST NAzAIRE. Dec s-Arrivcd: Steamers
Iymouth. from -: West Gotonska. from
New-York tribune., 1918-12-13
DON S. GATES

Don Shepard Gates, executive secre-
tafy of community work of the Y. NJ.
eA A in Newark, died yesterday ut his
heme, 2os Washington Street, Glen
was born in Franklin, Vt, and was
thirty-eight years old. He was edu-
Gated at Brigham Academy, Bakers
ae1d, and Dartmouth College, from
which he was graduated in 1905. He
was secretary of the Y. M. c. A. in
hoston for nine years. He leaves
WIFE and four children,
FRANK A. FERRIS
vFrank A Ferris, senior member of
the provision firm of Frank A. Ferris
& Co., of 262 Mott Street, died Wednes-
day night at his home, 5 Russell Ter
iace, Montclair, n. J. He had been
Ill three weeks. Mr.. Ferris was sew
enty-seven years old, and was active
IN business until last spring, when his
health began to fail. He leaves five
daughters and two sons, Frank A. Fer
l4s, Jr., vice president of the Montclair
Trust Company, and the Rev. William
k2ckwood Ferris, of Syracuse, N. Y.
- JAMES II. EINSTEIN
James H. Einstein, prominent in civic
ESrk on the Jamaica Southsidc, died
SSunesudy OF pneumonia at his home.
Meyer Avenue and Rockaway Road, ia
maica. He formerly was president of
the Jamaica South Citizens Associa-
tion. He was a real estate operator,
frrty-nine years old. He leaves a wife,
Mrs. Augusta Einstein; two sisters,
Mrs. Tillie Isaacs, of st. Louis, and
Mrs. Florence Selig, of New York, and
aobrother, Robert Enstein, of st. Louis
e. EMIL l.. STRAUSS
CLEVELAND. Dec 12-Emil l..
Strauss, Jewish leader and president of
the National Association of Brass
Manufacturers, died of influenza at his
home here last night. He had been i'll
since Sunday. Mr.. Strauss was to
have presided at the opening of the
convention of the National Association
If Brass Manufacturers in New York
to-deY
New-York tribune., 1918-12-13
SURROGATES' NOTICES

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF
Honorable John p Cohalan, Surrogate
day G @ Of November 1918. NoTIcE % Is sIe heTebn sbn
given to all persons having claims against
Harry Wheeler Powell. late Of the County
of New York, deceased, to present the
same with vouchers thereof to the sub
scrber, at her place OF transactine bust
ness al the office of Hart, Stevenson, wal
Street. in the City of New York, on or be-
fore the Slst day of May next.
Dated, New York, the 9th day OF No.
NAY MosHER POWELL,
HART. STEVENSON, wALToS E5squsriS Z sE.
NOR, Attorneys for Executrix, 20 Mas
sau Street, New York City.
Honorable John P: Cohalan, a Surrogate
of the County of New York. NOTICE is
hereby given to all persons having claims
County of New York, deceased, to present
the same with vouchers thereof to the
subscriber. at its place OF transacting busi-
haitian, in the City of New York. on or
before the 5th day of April next.
Dated, New York. the 26th day OF Sep
UNITED STATES TRUST COMPANY
e.,r,,I9l OF 1 NEW YORK, Executor.
Executor. As Wall Street, Manhattan,
New York
CANET, B. CHARLES.-IN PURSUANCE
of order of honorable John p Cohalan.
a Surrogate of the County of New York.
notice is hereby given to all persons having
claims against B. Charles Canet, late OF the
County of New York deceased, to present
the same with vouchers thereof 10 the sub
scriber, at its place Ct transacting business.
NO. 16 Wall Street in the Borough of Man
haitian, in the City of New York. on or be-
fore the goth day of May, 1919
Dated. New York, the 18th day of Novem
ber, 1918
BANKERS TRUST COMPANY.
Executor
IA Wall Street, New York City
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER or
Honorable John Z. Cohalan, a Surrnp.+.
OF the County Of New York, NOTICE ~
hereby given to all persons havinp cia ,r,s 10
against Mark W. Maclay. late of the Conn.,.
Of New York. deceased. to present the same same
with vouchers thereof to the subscrihar
a their place Of transacting businsss
the office of Mark w Maclay. Jr'. No 81 81
William Street. In the City Of New W.,
on or before the 3oth day of March next eH'
Dated, New York. the 25th day Of Sen.
tembcr. 1918. - oep'
MARK w MACLAY. JR
ARCHIBALD NJ MACLAy
Administrators
New-York tribune., 1918-12-13
Shipping News
Port of New York
Miniature Almara

WIHT&CUTe AIm8naC
Sun rises ..........7:lf Sun sets .......4 .:
Moon sets .2:l7 a. m
High Water
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AUTOMOBILES

AT nUMobdLEs PAINTED --latest colors: ,er,f,s
West 9th 81. "'o "cnhlshlhS 2@l
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TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES

BROADWAY. 957 (near Lconard). Store and base
mont; 1000 So IT,: possession. r. J. Gull
ToYLE & CO.. 165 Broadway. Telephone Cort- 7475.
New-York tribune., 1918-12-13
CEMETERIES
THE WoOpLAMN CEMETERY

223d st BY Harlem Train and hv Trolley
Lots of small size for sale
Office, 20 East 23G St X