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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-11-01
PETITION ASKS
NEW NAME FOR
s. WISNICWSKI

william Stanley Wisnicwsh, 201
Fifteenth evenue. East Moline,
through his attorney c. F. Long. in
circuit court, petitions a change OF
name.
The new name which Mr.. Wisnic-
wski asks is Stanley Barry. claim
.ns in his petition that the Wis
mic" in his cognomen when inter
rreted into English means Barry.
Mr. WfsnicWski was born in
Cook county. Feb. ). 1887. He is 81
years of age
Praecipe in a suit for S0.00O dam
ages has been tiled in circuit court
bv Albert Huber, attorney for Rob
ert Wilson and naming Robert J.
Bennett and the Bennett organ
company corporation as Defendants
Suit is based upon sale OF stock
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-11-01

christ. Mason BruensiBg. VIII am
BArnes, Manuel Garcia, Thomas
GamSrcl. sim rapas, CT a.. scott
RYAN. sylvester Tomas II. 7. An
derson. Charles Dohblear. George
Besler. G. r. kalin. Constant som
Crs. Joe Merchiou
Miner Case.
Prominent among these cases s
that az Charles Miner. Rock Island
OK police officcr. who while a mem
her OF the local force is charged
with assault.ug Il Hermann, q
travelling salesman. in efecting the
latter's arrest. Hermann was in a
serious condition when brought 10
, the station
FOnnd Guiliy.
In spite Of protests BY Commits
sioner John H Liedtke. Miner was
discharged from the force by Chief
Phil Miller for conduct unbecoming
an officer He was then arrested
on a charge OF assault and battery
and arraigned before Police Magis-
/ trate Gnstafson in Moline Found
guilty. Miner was fined $50. but ap-
+ pealed his case 70 the circuit court
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-11-01

LOR many years we
I have been serving to
the best of our ability the
friends who trade with
us. For more than half a
century Messrs. Strouse
& Bros, Inc, have been
making good clothes for
men. When you invest
In these
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-11-01
Inventors Attention

Your Patents and Experimental
Work Will be well taken care of
by z. II MICH AELIS. 30S Safety
Bldg. Tel r I 766 Represent
Ing w n HASKELL CO. Patent
attorneys
New-York tribune., 1918-03-27

SHOE SALESWOMEN wanted. with experience an
reiereMces Frank Bros. 5SS Fifth ave
New-York tribune., 1918-03-27
Cassatt's Stable
May Be Sold at
Belmont Opening

While it has not been definitely
agreed upon, it is quite likely that the
dispersal of Major f. B. Cassatts rae
ing stable will take place at Belmont
Park on the opening day of the spring
meeting.
The horses in training include the
winners Garbage (by Aeronaut~
Trash, Blackboard Aeronaut-Bettic
Bouncer), Perigourdine (Acronaut-
Miss Pcrigord). the three-year olds
Gambia and Daedalus, the two-year-
olds Cinders (brothcr Of Garbacc).
Avon, Floroon and Trite, all by Aero,
naut, and Equerry, by Cavaicadour.
These horses will be raced through the
Maryland circuit before the sale and
are in first lass condition. There arc
nine ycarlings Goals Of 1910, by Aero
y.aut. The ebrccding establishment cor
sists Of high class winner and good
sire, foaled 1902. by Ayrshire--Miss
Ellie, by Donovan. There are fifteen
mares. including Trash dam of Gar
bagc, etc.; Sunrise dam of Sun Cod.
Sand Bank. by Rock Sand (dam Of
Yaphank), Bette Bouncer (dam Of
Springboard. Blackboard, etc., Agnicr
dam Of Belgian Queen. Princess
Chic (dar Of Trial by Jury, etc.), etc.
These mares are due to foal TO Aero
naut before the sale.
New-York tribune., 1918-03-27
Promoter of Big
Film Concern Now
Sought by Swami
Fraud Bureau Seeks L. B.
Jennings, Who Sold $780,
900 in Stocks

When Louis B. Jennings, president
and promoter Of the "Standard Films
Industries" SO West Nineticth Street
started out to sell 100000 worth of
stock he issued, it is alleged, an at
tractive booklet entitled "The Levia
tnan OF Industries" in which he used
the names of Anthony j. Drexel
George A. Iurty, Of the firm of Henry
c. "rs, Philip O. Mills and other capi-
tallsts. as hackers Of the corporation
"'.-0.!, oc..n-nso promised, was soon to
control the output of motion picture
Hlms in the United States.
Jennings actually raised 100000 for
an issue or stock which, Assistant Dis
trlct Attorney Brogan of the bureau
of commercial frauds saws. isn't worth
the paper 1T was written on. Mr.. Bro
gan last night asked the police of New
Orleans to arrest jennings for the
larceny of several thousand dollars.
Among other representations which
Jennings is charged with making was
that the STANDARD Films industries" 5"
would turn out 100000 feet Of films
week, or about forty feature film
productions. 1t represented that the
combined profits OF film concerns in
the country were 81 100000 day. The
prospectus promised that the Stand
ard Films Industries would control
three Of the dominant concerns.
Mr.. Brogan says the concern evapo-
rated last fall. Mr.. Drexel and Mr..
Hurty, when they were told of the use
which Jennings had made of their
names in his prospectus, notified him
to discontinue it, Miss Marian K.
Clark, an Investigator for the State
Bureau of Labor, through Floyd II.
Wilmot. former Assistant District At
torney, made the original complaint to
the bureau of commercial frauds.
A 1,600-foot film depicting the ex-
travagant claims of the concern was
shown to Mr.. Brogan, Miss Clark and
Mr.. Wilmot yesterday at the Famous
Players Theatre.
pure fake" was the judgment of
Mr.. Brogan, who, on his return to the
District Attorneys Office dictated a
telegram to the New Orleans police
asking for Jcnnings's arrest. Jen.
nings, it is said, Is now actively en-
gagged in promoting big chemical
corporation which is to sell supplies
to the government.
Three more indictments of men
charged with promoting similar "wild-
cat" corporations will be returned to-
day. Mr.. Brogan is preparing six ad-
ditional cases for presentation to the
grand jury.
New-York tribune., 1918-03-27
Defence Society
Would End All
Things German
Nationwide Educational
Campaign To Be
Launched
"War Is With Beasts"
American Public To Be Given
sVhole Truth on
Propaganda
"War Is With Beasts"

"Eemaniber, always-nothing Ger
man.'
Tha. IS the slogan CT q nationwide
campaign soon to be launched by the
american Defence Society for boy
colt now and after the war of every
thing OF German origin. To bring
tlis about The society purposes an
educational campaign 10 enlighten the
American public as to the character
OF the enemy with which it is at war.
"Socner or later" said Richard NJ.
Hurd. chairman OF the society, yes
terday, I'VE will wake up to the fact
that we are at war not with nation
CT men, but with nation OF beasts.
The sooner we DO wake up the better.
When we wake up we will want moth
irg to do with anything German. We
10 not want it now and we will want
il less after the war.
"Right now there are thousands and
tens of thousands of German propa-
gandists at work in this country, The
best way to meet them is with a
propaganda that will show that the
same people who celebrated the mur-
der of American citizens in the sink
Ing of the Lustania are preparing to
celebrate German success in the battle
ROW raging
At this point a secretary inter
rpted Mr.. Hurd to tell him of the
Jersey explosion.
That is some gentle. harmless
German at work" he said; "the kind
that We are told to be kind to and
not make their lot in this country
any less pleasant than it is. What
we should remember and what we pur-
pose to make the American people see
is that person once German is
always German. 1t took England
some time to realize this, but once it
did realize it and act accordingly
there was a substantial let-down in
German propaganda and fewer 'acci-
dents
There is no use fighting German
propaganda with kind words and tai
cum powder. Tell the truth about
the Germans and their fearful meth
ods This We purpose to .do from the
platform and through the printed
page-that is, within the limits of
printing, for the proofs of German
frightfulness cannot be printed in this
country
The mildest of these proofs are
pictures of Canadian soldiers cruci-
fed head down. From that you may
get your own impression OF what the
worst is like"
1t is probable the campaign will be
launched in the next fortnight
New-York tribune., 1918-03-27

otrlCn BOY wanted must be a graduate Of
Hnppy nady t. s Rubber Company. 1880 broadway
New-York tribune., 1918-03-27
British Golf Queen
To Play Champions
Here to Aid Fund

Mrs. William A. Gavin, the wonder
ful little English golfer, who achieved
face last season by decisively defeat
ing jerome Travers in a special hand-
cap match for the benefit of the Red
Cross, Is going to play here again on
an even more extensive scale this year.
Mrs. Gavin was recently asked hv
the Red Cross officials to play some
eXhlbltlon handicap matches against
leading amateurs and professionals of
this country, and has consented to do
so. me English queen of the links is
regarded by many critics as the great.
est woman golfer in the world TODAY.
her short games being fully up to the
standard of the best professionals
The names of her prospective on
poAents will be announced later
New-York tribune., 1918-03-27
FIDELITY STORAGE WAREHOUSE.

TO MRS: D: D. j. CRockEER. MRS. w. G.
Mrs. Lily Iandsiedel. Mrs. w. r.. case
Miss Beatrice NJ. Taylor. Miss Frances
Pelton Jones, Il. Ensinger. Mrs. Ida NJ
Conkln, d. NJ. Mackaye. Mrs. Flo. McKin-
ney, Mrs. j. Lambert, Edw T. Galway.
Miss Viola Wiley. DIR. VIM Sharpe Mrs
Gertrude Rogers. Miss Frances Burress,
Wesley Harper. Mrs, Lillian Applegate'
Miss Leigh Wyant, James Smith, John r.
Holmes, Mrs. ~. l.. Bealle Frank II Sim
mons. F. L. Shaw Mrs Louise Frank:
You and each OF you are hereby notified
that the time for the payment Of our lien
upon the property hereinafter described
having expired. after due notice thereof
had been given you, we will cause such
property. to wit, Household Goods, Per
sonal Effects and Merchandise stored in
tho Columbia Storage Warehouses by you
have an interest to be sold at public
auction according to the statute in such
case made and provided at Nos. 60 and s9
West West t7th St, on Saturday. April lsth,
l9iS. at lo;30 A. NJ, and II the sale there
OF Is not completed on said date the Same
VIII be continued at the same place on
each and every Saturday therenfter. be-
ginnlnE % at 1890 A. NJ. until tho sale is
COLUMBIA STORAGE wARruo1rsps
New-York tribune., 1918-03-27
y. S. Judge Absolves
"Tageblatt" Editors
Declares Evidence insufficient
to Convict German Jour-
nsI;sts of Treason

PHILADELPHIA, March ga YER
dict Of not guilty in the treason trial
of Louis Werner and DR.. Martin Dar-
kow, editors of the Philadelphia "Tage-
blatt,' German language daily news
paper, was ordered to-day by Judge
Dickinson in the United States Court
here. The judge said there was not
sufficient evidence of guilt to warrant
sending the case to the jury
ITO tuln the case over to Won for
consideration would be sheer weakness
on my part" said Judge Dickinson to
the jury. "The evidence has not been
sufficient, or of essential Importance in
the case, to warrant it being considered
by you. ] will therefore direct YOU to
return verdict of not guilty"
tie declared 1T was necessary to prove
there was an overt act committed and
treasonablc sentiments had been enter
tanned. lie sad 1t must be proved that
comfort and aid had been given to the
enemy; that it was imperative it be de-
tcrmeined whether the utterances in tha
articles complained Of were made with
malicious intent.
District Attorney Kane declared the
articles in the "Tageblatt" were d.
rect attack on the war and on the
progress of the war as it effected the
United States
=, with such base articles as those
that appeared in the paper" he said
1T IS difficult thing to get help for
the prosecution OF the war either in
the way OF money, men or munitions"
New-York tribune., 1918-03-27
Hot Springs Entries

Fin, raee rhree. year ods: maideus; claiming:
" linpJ. l05; Danthen l01 TASTY Mabel
l95 Eafbara shilling. l05 Gertrude c. J05,
Rcd STAT io7 sconrgcman. lo7: Shsndon To-; i07
Also e.igibe-sils Fuasy. l05: Dirigo 1917 Cork.
Second race nhree- year -olds and upward: claim
~. pufso, $500 sh furlongsl clarinondc. I0i
iot ''a9k m fg,Ss i0t rhiisins igs tavof,a
Ton caro-. l07; Brishouse.. III; Black Broom ~
fslsd fsco ftsee year olds snd upward cla,n.
ink. ,sfss. $500 siz furongsl- ,lule. lo2. Harry
Enf2olne lo5; Klrs,iea Gus. l05: Mis- Kruter.
iQg. Green Gfass, l0i Hangancse H. Tho buko
!es; biase, lo>: Busy Joe. Iii Uncis Hart.
!l5f Fysen. III. AdaiiH. Io2
F"rth rare fiiree year Odds and upward; nj =
hS~snecs: purse. $500. slx furonRsI--Kate Bright
~ ~ Courier ilnp.l ~ - nigh I,o~. loi SO.
~. hapy. Vsiie7. l09. Toastmsser. l0s: Name
Iif'h raee Nhrcs ycar-od, ard upward: claim
~. pure 1900. ote noc ard a sxtscn.h) -
i@Y i%N4. i1i. Clen UD. 1903. josigiaD s., ll0:
jegsic l4yiise 10 Gordon Russell. 10
NlItn rae ffifee- year.Dlds 1nd upward. claim.
~ DHrss; 800. one mile aud seventy yafdsj---
nsHmsy On ~; Wzeo Eey ae. Matches. lo5:
nlDal. ~ tfcat Dolly. l08, jnyeuiie. l1s Lord
Eii"9. Ios. br krnbfe0. iqs, Harry Junior, 100
n. Also Dyis lh rissntei rs. cenAin ront 100
..izmlnx' Pure. 500. ons mng and sx,roalbj j.,
h1sitsl. ~; Mss sweep BE- II G Hmah, so;
n~f'sh, fgG; Fairy f.rgcnd l0t; FtngGaDpr 10, .
hfd 'ft~s. io7; otsezo. i1s, Grumpy. Ill.
Apprentice Allowance claimed.
New-York tribune., 1918-03-27
Hot Springs Results

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crg, III uas d, "sH ~ ''5''ag1 a51 Jl,,,''i' ~
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ymoev ~ GiA4ss A@. No.. s.'ef n1." s.,s suais.
~ hs-.g anA Sl''s Y.9liy 4so fan.
e 10 "a ; ~ l. % aud 70
T. y'' ~ Hs'', r '..o , 'lg ,},., los.ea{ in .
ss. ~ "a Tx Z no.aa...el aa '$ Gsnfcll + a. sa4
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-, s.s,' 70 fjsael 70 70 sad ~ 3. se@
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NJ Arrt fss'sr sre i7.s, also rsa. 'Y'N''
l,s p,,.1 ,s.s efe>-3ess oes sn1 ag. ths New
grvaey IL fcanne,,y, ie W -, al '1''s' -.
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f. b.. .aes ''s T. ciaSl. s Il n.io. is 'sai sad
s IN ~ H. s''yfs' ~ ,3s s; Ia sss ~ ,7ees saal@s
~ w eesss.sE IL a. o'n1~3 = 70 10 AZ. /.
..rzt}'s', y y J. y san = al. .n,i,1. Time
Lsger., '1E Ax,.s tlo@o Ve,aft ~ Mas,axer.
s1s7.s ~ '''. Tasaz yfas, Il s'D; ,.i s1'''er "S'
~ ms'a tsee f,a'ee, sa,.osds am Up, claiming.
,L ia4l r 9 'ie % "a sts',rs5''"s@s9: . j: ws
ss.. sss c'esla ~ lnfe,, IN ;. e5en and - Z,
81 h sp'i'''1 q ,,,3 ~ 'Tss'' ss e = 2 ,,,; =
IL IL y.s3, *1,tdGin. hGeJzoto fTsagf. Jsra,ier.
H.. I>asa. A'%T< Trpa.io ciigso add tu,sfvs
,ssp,s t,es ftigss "a. and no claiming:
isras ~; sis ~ mir srf se7sp'r. ssffs, s'e.
s..eesd. inn jffs3 jfs2., ~ fks.syY, IL @11 ~
SsssS. Hsndfsi. a,gi Hwss .pd D.s oli,vf a.so ran
New-York tribune., 1918-03-27
Mrs. Barlow Meets
Mrs. Hurd To-day
For Big Golf Title

PINEHURST, N. c.. March 26.-Mrs.
Dorothy Campbell Hurd, of Pittsburgh,
and Mrs. Ronald H. Barlow. of Phila-
delphia, won their matches in the
United North and South Womans Golf
Tournament here to-day, and will meet
tomorrow for the championship.
Mrs. Hurd, medalling in the quail
flying round, beat Mrs. Ralph NJ. Ham
lner, Of Flushing, 8 and in the semi
finals to-day. Mrs. Barlow defeated
Miss Ruth A. Dugan, of Chicago, up
Miss Elaine Rosenthal, winner Of
the title last year, who was eliminated
yesterday by Mrs. Barlow, did not go
into the consolation semi-fnals to-day
and her scheduled opponent, Miss Sara
Fownes, of Pittsburgh, came through
to the finals in that event with Mrs.
Myra Helmer Pritchard, OF Battle
Creek, Mich. The fnalists in the sec
end eight are Mrs. J. F. Duryea, OF
Springfield, and Mrs. j. r. Price, of
Pittsburgh.
New-York tribune., 1918-03-27
LIQUIDATION NOTICE

New York. March s. 1919
To the Stockholders of THE MARKET
& FULTON NATIONAL BANK OF NAV
YORK
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that hr
order OF the Board of Directors a snec.,
meeting of the stockholders has been callsa
and Will be held at twelve o'clock, noon.
on the Sth day OF April. 1918. at tho bank.
ing office of The Market q Fulton N.
tionai Bank OF New York. No ST Fulton
street. Borough OF Manhattan. City OF New
York to vote upon resolution to nl.re
said bank In voluntary liquidation mr.
suant to sections 5220 and 1921 Of the
United States Revised Statutes to tsEa
effect Upon such date may be- nrrd
and upon n resolution to rntify the acts OF
the board OF directorn in the premises nrs
limnary to liquidation. and upon such
other matters as may DO brought before
said meeting.
The stock transfer books will be cloasd
from three o'clock y. m. on April l. 101a
to three O'Clock p m. on April p 1918
By order OF the board of directors,
WIN. NJ. ROSENDALE
Cashier.
New-York tribune., 1918-03-27
Fire Record

=; a. a., y e,h 49,. TKEM.A
S.aJ--b00 9Th ay. Isaac Cohen: aiivht
- JV-s1 bih az Louis Roson slight
~ .oo--+U Monroe st.: Isaac Wonder: trIGlup
y i5~1i2 J; lG7th st. Abraham sadrin: tr,0inp
l'iV-la w. litb 81 owner unknown; no dam
age. " '
a'20--50i West l2ls st.. ~ Murphy; trirng
35t-ilcr jD North River. lighter owned by tbc
Morgan Steamship CO. unknown ''
S.oo-o Chambers 81 md tho Norh River: Eric
RAilroad Co. unknown.
4iso~-iV Cannon hf.. a Seuer; trlning
~ lzt Hrndburst aye; NJ. Dornry trinlng
5;lV--lNt Haiilga's ave The l,rons. smr,,,
White triniug
fti9~gal u9ston Itohd: unknown; trining
G.lG-252 Mercer st. Tcldsnlu E,ta a. 10 nm,
known ' "
New-York tribune., 1918-03-27
ENGAGEMENTS

H-GERMAN-Sarah German to
DR.. Samuel Deutsch.
COMFORT-WHlTELE and Mrs
Robert Whiteley, of pol Woodland av.
New Rochelle, announce the engagement
of their daughter. Lillian Jessie. to Mr.
Harold Wesley Comfort, of New York City,
HOFFMAN, -MILLER-Miss Ethyle Miller to
Mr.. Harry Hoffman, March 26. 1918. by
Rev. Dr.. Martini
New-York tribune., 1918-03-27
Klinger Captures
Opening Round II,
Billiard Tourney

Jacob Klinger. of the Class A divi-
sion, and Louis A. Servatius, of Glass
c, were the winners in the opening
matches of the Poggenburg Memorial
Cup tournament, handicap, under
the auspices of the National Associa-
tion of Amateur Billiard Players. at
the Brooklyn Billiard Academy yes
terday
Klinger defeated George Spear. of
bakline. by the score Of $50 points to
l0s. Servatius defeated Julian Rice,
Of Class B, playing 175 points. at 115
points to 142.
Klinger at all times rolled the
worries in close formations His use
Of the corner squares was demon
strated on his fifth and sixth turns at
the table, when he put together runs
Of 81 and IA.
Ralph Greenleaf greatly increased
his lead over Louis Kreuter by winning
both pocket billiard matches played yes
terday IN their special match at Days
ACADEMY. The afternoon score was 100
to 81 and the night match 100 to AZ. In
two days play Greenleaf maintained
an advantage Of 400 to 2Q3
TIE score:
y Z. 20 i 4 / / o . Q
y - 2. Total 25a points: average.
! - h:yh r'las 81. 4 and -
- : 3 ; y 0 = ) p 0 3 ! S
. 0. Total, 1893 points
.7,tsse. J ~. hish rms. e. 4 and Il
4 'SoDss a seT;st.us Nl5 poiais)-1 0
@ 9 II 9 o 0 c
u u y , 6 Total ilj points:
s'7fsse. 7-sG: iign runs. q. Il ard l3
3 - 3
a 10 10. TTal a. points, aver
4ss, - nsgA runs q. 70 and TO-
c; T. M'oa G7'jw7,i =. 2. i g. q. o.
Tsa i-s A.,,sss - - ut., >; o. O. y
sai 3; ~ ~
: t. u J. Z. i. 0. :. D. q. D. I.
y TmAl. -. Average. 3 Y Ugh -uns
&C Il wa.'e ts.a,-9 10 l.. O.. 20. 0. 20.
- !! 70. I. >. y. { 4. 0. 0. i. ?. 7. II.
=, = - o. g.. ? q 0. / Total.
{ r. Aa;;hees fl75)-0. 8. I. o. D. l. il.
o.. 0. Is, 2. o Q.
+' ATsf-ge 2,-22 nlsh rias. &C. Is and H.
New-York tribune., 1918-03-27
DEATHS

SHEEHAN-At Irvington. N. Y, March 25.
1918. Patrick j.. beloved husband of Mary
3; Sheehan. aged 50 years. Services at the
TTnfurch of the immaculate Conception on
wednesday, the 9th inst. at $50 a. m.
SlMONSON-At Elmhurst, NJ Y, on March
"a, 1913, F. De Hass Simonson, beloved
husband of Elizabeth and loving father of
Charles and Ruth l: Simonson. in his 55th
son, Chicago St., near Maurice av.. Elm
hurst, n Y. on Wednesday afternoon.
IN. " papers please copy.
Tuesday. March 26 Annie Nelson. widow
of the late Frederick T Starkweather and
daughter of the late Samuel Nelson. of the
Srns Enited States Supreme Court. Funeral
Church. Cooperstown, N. Y.
STRICkLAND--In New York City. March
-. Montreville Strickland, in his 74th year.
f1l Funeral services at his late residence. St,
o'clockA
residence of her daughter. Mrs Mr. W ". c. at Car ar
son. Mary Mcdonald Tate. in her 10Th
IS so p % ssavess at Grace NJ e. csursh Sassh
7th av and st. Johns Place. Brooklyn.
aay1 shi5d %onsh' Ss'Sa' Goth. isls Say Martha
Taber Willets, wife of the late William II.
Willets and daughter of the late Samuel I.
Taber and Katherine H Taber. in the ted
year of her age. Funeral private.
WiLLE-At West Chester. New York City.
Monday. March %. 1918, Abigail f. Rysl,
wife of Charles +. Willie. aged Ga years.
Funeral services at her late residence. 1916
Silver St, on Wednesday, March 2I, > p.
m. Interment Woodlawn.
WOORE-On March "a. 1918, John W
Woore. in his 56th year. Friends and rea-
tives. also members of the Trinity School
Alumne Association and Nassau Boat Club.
are respectfully invited to attend fun~s..i
services. at ST. Agnos's Chapel, 92d ST.,
west of Columbus av.. on Wednesday.
March u. at IL a. m. Interment kensico
Cemetery. Automobile cortege.
New-York tribune., 1918-03-27
STATE OF NEW YORK. OFFICE or TIIn

Secretary of State, IS:
THIS CERTIFICATE. issued in dupli-
cate, hereby certfes that the PAUL r.
domestic stock corporation. has fled in
this Office on this 10th day of March, 1918.
such corporation under section 22l Of the
General Corporation Law. and that it ap-
pears therefrom that such corporation has
dissolved.
WITNESS my hand and the seal OF
office OF the Secretary OF State. at the
City Of Albany this
of Sew ey York sStsSnth day of
sand and nina hun
dred and eighteen.
A. B. PARKER.
Deputy Secretary Of State
New-York tribune., 1918-03-27
IMPORTANT

birth. Engagement. Marriage, Death
and In Memoriam Notices may DO
teiephoned to Tbe Tribune any tims
up to midnight for insertion In the
next days paper. Just call
Beekman 5000
and send tho notice rs you wish 1t In
serted. Bill for same will be mailed to
you later. The notice will reach over
100000 readers daily.
New-York tribune., 1918-03-27
STORAGE NOTICES
FIDELITY STORAGE WAREHOUSE
1o7-lo9 West 96th Street

New York, March 10Th. 1918
To Mr.. Frank p. Ciailard, Mr. G L, Belcher.
Mr.. y. j. Coailley. Miss VI A. phlllips. Miss
Mary Flynn, Miss Myno Hogel Mrs, Vahdnh
Runyan, Mrs. Josephine Hamilton, Mrs.
Woodallen Chapman Nine Elsa Gregori.
Mrs. NJ. Weiss. Ludwig Baumann & Co.
Nine "A Francois, Mrs. S A Struck Mr.
William S. Gartner, Mr.. A l.. Mason. Mrs.
w. a. Depew Mr.. William Seaman Mrs NJ
NJ Clifford, Mrs. Emily *. Sbbald Mr. r..
II. Nreamer, Mr. Roy Mcheon, Mrs r..
L. Mould and Mrs. Harry r. Travis CMrs.
Jennie T. kingsiand, Harry C. Kings
lando You ard each Of YOU are hereby
notified that the time for payment of our
lien upon the property hereinafter described
having expired, after due notice thereof had
been given you, we will cause such property.
TO wit. Household Goods, Personal Effects,
Trunks. Merchandise Carpets, etc, stored
in our Warehouses by YOU Cor in your name
in which you may have an interest to
be sold at public auction according to the
statute In such case made and provided, at
the warehouse, l07l09 W. 96th ST., New
York City on MoNpAsY. APRIL Sth. 1918.
not completed on said date the same will be
continued at the same place on each and
every Monday thereafter. beginning at 10 40
A. NJ on each day and continuing until the
sale is completed.
FIDELITY STORAGE WAREHOUSE.