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New-York tribune., 1918-01-21
Williams Resigns as
Federal Arbitrator
Was Appointed Christmas to
Settle Labor Disputes in
Packing Industry

CHICAGO. Jan. 2o.-John L. VIII
ams's res gnation as federal arbitrator
OF labor disputes arising in the packing
industries vas announced to-day at 6
meeting of the Chicago Federation OF
Labor b. William Foster. secretary OF
nc Stockyards LABOR Council. Ii
health was given as the reason.
Nr. Nilliams's appointment was
agreed upon last Christmas morning by
both packers and representatives OF
every craft employed in the packing in
dus,ry throughout the United States
after conferences with the Federal
Mediation Commission. All points at
ssuc between the packers and their
employees regarding hours and wages
we're to be left to Mr.. Williams Tor
tnal adjustment.
Last week Il delegation OF labor rep
resentatives went to Washington to
urge upon President Wilson to take
over the nations packing industry, de-
caring that the packers had broken the
Christmas agreement. They said that
mated agains; in the Yards, and that if
hey would agree TO leave all questions
relating TO wages or conditions of en-
poyment 70 President Wilson or 10 any.
one ne might designate.
1. IS understood that Mr.. Nilllams's 5
resignation was sent to Washington a
week ago. but the fact did not become
generally known until to-day. eOrgan-
l@ed labor regrets this action. said Mr..
Foster. I'VE rad the greatest CONT
dence in Mr.. Williams. 1t viii be diff
cult 10 fill his place"
New-York tribune., 1918-01-21
Young American Elier
Is BcA'ied in England
Lieutenant Cunningham, Acct
dentally Killed by Fall, Given
Military Funeral
lStot Corvcspondcuce1

LONDON, Jan. 20. ~ Annouronuu,
mas just been made OF the death nf
lyman IT, Cunningham. second lieu
tenant IN the Royal Flying Corps. who
''''s'ea m Canada last summer no.
cause he was too young to ret into tho
American air service.
Since his arrival in England early
laS1 fail Cunningham had been com
p'e'"'E ms training at Salisbury A
"Vc" ago no was making a flignt alone
~ one OF the newest types Of British
h'ach'neS. and while ATTEMPTING 10 1and
Hoar Winchester he ran into :n ai,.
IoeNel. His machine became uumon-
a,geahle and nc crashed to The Ground.
oelnE KILLED instantly.
Lieutenant CUNNINGHAM was hur;o,,
?'S,S:,,erday with 1ull military houors. at
Ihitton Hungcrford. near the countrv
nome. Of his cousin. Sir John Wari
ne commanding officer and members
o' nus squadron attended tho funeral
"no hrlnG party and buglers were also
present. '''0
Although Lieutenant CUNNINGHAM
was a member Of the British army. his
coi'lN was drapod with the Stars and
stripes. for the military authorities
appreciated the Fact that he Joined the
Sfit,sh service only because it. Of
lered the quickest opportunity Of fight
lnE tor his own country. He was
tWcnty-onc on September - last.
New-York tribune., 1918-01-21
FORECLOSURE SALES.

sUrREMD COURT. COUNTY OF NE~,
YoRk.-Julins a. Siursbor, and an
other, Plaintiffs. against Eva Levine and
another. Defendants
In pursuance Of iudgrcn. OF fore
ciosur" and sale. duly made and entered in
ihe above. ntitlcd action ANA bearing
GATE the End day OF .1anuary. 1ais, |. The
Undersigned the referee in said Judgment
named. will sell a public auc,ion. At the
Exchange Salesroonl, No. l4-l6 NcScy
Street. IN the Borough Of Manhattan CIT
Of New ork. on the 10Th day or January
1918. at - o'clock noon on that dav IL.
Joseph Y. Day. Auctioueer. the premises
directed ny said Judgment to be sold. and
therein described as follows
All that certain lot Of land situate in tho
City Of New York. Borough Of Manhattan
bounded and described as follows:
BEGINNING at a point on the Norther,y
side Of Post Avenue. distant one hundred
feet Eastvardly from tho Northeast corner
of Dychman Street and running. thence
% Northwardlr. parallel with Dvclluan
Street. one hundred and nfty-fiVe feet.
thence (.p Easrwardly at right angles to
Dyckman Street one hundred feet: thence
80 Southwardiy. parallel with Dyckraan
Street one hundred and Gfty-hvo feet 70
the Northerlv line of Post Avenue and
thence - WestWarc!ly. along the same
one hundred feet to the point Of l,sginuin-
Dated. New York. january 3rd 1918
JOSEPH T.. MORRISSEN. Referee
ALBERT II. ATTERBlRI, Attorney for
Plaintiff 80 Broad Street, borough o,
Manhattan.
The following is diagram OF the prop
erty 10 be sold:
New-York tribune., 1918-01-21
DEATHS

BILLINGS Friday January IS. 1o1s, Elmer
H. Billings. formerly secretary OF the Mer-
camille Safe Deposit Company. Funeral
from, hia late residence. a33 Hancock St.
coi.ner of Marcy av.. Brooklyn on Mon
day. January 2l. at $50 y. m.
BELL-Suddenly January la 1918. Hal Bell.
Funeral from lis late residence. 22o1 Uni
versity av., Tuesday, January -. at ] |
CAMPBELL Margaret. January 20. Ser
ices THE FUNERAL CHURCH. Campbell
building. Broadway, seth St. Tuesday at 3
CLARK On January 70. 1913. at 1863 West
9lst ST.. Mary Clark widow OF John Il.
Clark. of Danbury. Conn. Funeral in Dan
bury at ) D. III. on Monday.
Graduate Hospital Thomas S, Clark. for
merly associated with Robert s. Lloyd.
New York City. who Mas with the expo
disionary forces of General Pershing, eth
Infantry. Company NJ. reported dead Janu-
Broadway and Walker St., New York City.
extends It's sincere sympathy to his grieved
mother Madeline Connolly.
CRANK Robert Kyle Crank. captain. [. S.
Navy. commanding the Y. S. S. prsirie;
January H. in his 46th year. Funeral
services at the Naval Academy chapel. An
naYolis. Md, Monday. January y. at . p.
III. Interment at Naval Academy. Annapo-
lis. Nd. Survived by mother and brother,
j. NJ. Crank. l20 Broadway, New York. :
DUSENBERRY-At her home. 15 Morris St,
New Rochelle. \. Y. on January IS. Angie.
wife Of Daniel 7. Dusenberry. aged 66
years. Services at the home Monday al >
y. ~.
HANNAHS- On Saturday. January ~. 1918,
after very short illness. Truman kilborne
Hannahs. in his Goth year. Funeral SER
vice at his home. II Park av.. East
Orange, on Tuesday. January 30, at .
o'clock. Interment Rosedale Cemetery.
HAYDEN suddenly. on January lS. at his
residence, 23i franklin av., Bronx. Will
lam Henry. beloved husband OF Charlotte
~ Funeral services on Monday January
Il. at | 90 p. m. lAterment private.
HAYDOCk-John. Services The FUNERAL
CHURCH. 1870 Broadway Crank Camp
be!l's). Auspices Actors Fund.
New-York tribune., 1918-01-21
Kidnappers to Plead Guilty
Taylor Adams and Son Will
Get Long Jail Sentences

SPRINGFIELD. Mo. Jan. 2O.-After
conference Of attorneys for the state
and the defence it was announced to-
night by Prosecuting Attorney Paul
oDay that they had reached an agree
ment that Taylor Is. Adams and his
son, Cletus Adams, charged with CON
sSp'ring to kidnap G. j. Clement. a
springfield jcwel!cr, would plead guilty
"Aen their cases are called IN court
mere tomorrow morning
Under the agreemnt the appeal Of
'!aude Picrsol. sentenced to thirty-hve
Years in the state penitentiary for the
kidnapping of baby Lloyd Keet, will be
cropped and all other charges pending
"a the keet and Clemeat cases, except
me charge OF murder against Picrsol in
'i'e heet case, will be dismissed.
It was agreed Prosecutor O'Day said,
mat Taylor Adams would accept SEN
.cnce OF fifteen Years and Cletus Adams
ten years
Prosecutor oDay explained that
"nile the murder charge against Pier
so' would not be dismissed. it probably
"ouid never be tried, as Piersol must
[eiVe ms thirtyhve years sentence be
1o'e II can be prosecuted.
New-York tribune., 1918-01-21

MARRIED ,Oipfr CFinNsi). .--Eutlcr and cook
Sampson Agency. 81 Lexington ave. Telephone
-nU
New-York tribune., 1918-01-21
Hal Bell
Served ON Civil Service Board
and as Aid to District Attorpez,

Nal Bell. who served papers in {;
sult Tor slander upon Mayor Mcclellan
in 1903 after the Mayor had removed
nun and all the other members Of the
Municipal Civil Service Commission
cropped dead last night in front OF
~ MS home, at 220l University Avenue
he Bronx. In removing the commits
s'oners Mayor Mcclellan had stated
that civil service regulations had been
violated
Mr.. Bell was the son of the Rev.
Samuel 4. Bell. a former pastor of the
Central Presby tcren Church. He was
SIXTY nine years old He was gradual
cd from Hamilton College in 1879 and
IRON Columbia University Law School
IN 1873. Uc was a Deputy Assistant
District Attorney under District Attor-
ney Olcott and an Assemblyman f ON
the Doth District.
New-York tribune., 1918-01-21
Boston Labor
Denounces Fuel
Closing Order
President Called On to
Give "Practical' Evidence
of His Sympathy
Want Representation
Express Loyalty, bat Protest
present Commissioned
Incompetents"
Want Representation

ROSTON. Jan. 20. -- Dissatisfaction
with the National Fuel Administrations s
industrial closing order and condemna-
,ion OF national boards and commits
s;ons. made up of incompetents,' were
voiced in resolutions and speeches at a
meeting OF the Boston Central Labor
Union to-day. The organization repre-
scnts more than 5000 working men and
women.
The resolutions call on President Will
son TO "show in practical manner his
faith in organized labor as expressed
hy him at the Buffalo Convention of the
American Federation of Labor. by i'm
mediate!y taking steps to rcorganize
The boards and commissions OF the ma
ton so that labor may have represent
ts.ion that il properly due it. in pro-
portion TO the service expected Of labor,
50 that the confidence of labor in the
government may continue and further
suspension OF industrial activity may
be avoided
Continuing. the resolutions say that
the workers are now "obiiged to cease
work for five days and for nine follow
ine Mondays. thus entailng loss in pay
and consequent suffering, without hay.
ING had any advice in the NATTER
While expressing Continued and
earnes. loyalty 10 the government in
the successful prosecution Of the pres
en-. war the resolutions say that the
members OF the Central Labor Union
do most cmphatically protest against
the present rule of commissions made
up OF incompetents and men without
experience IN the practical handling of
the problems presented 20 them for
settlement
The executive beard was authorized
10 present tho protest personally to
President Wilson and Pres dent
Gompers of the American Federation
OF Labor In addition. the president Of
the Central Labor Union was cmpow-
cred to appoint q committee to wal,
on Governor Mccall and the State Fucl
Administration officials for tho purpose
Of bringing about 4 change in the pres
ent closing orders. so that "the conser-
vation required may be assured with
less severity upon the workers in
volved"
New-York tribune., 1918-01-21
General Duff, who had had a long and

General Duff, who had had a long and
distinguished army career. winning
honors in active campaigning. filled
numerous responsible executive pos;
tIoNs. including that of Assistant Mill
ta1y Secretary for Indian Affairs 1T the
War Office and the posts Of adjutant
genera! and chief OF staff in -Mdia be-
ior" becoming commander in chief
there. He was in his siXty-third wear.
In August, 1916. he was succeeded in
the Indian command by General Monro,
and vas summoned to Great Britain to
testify before the committee investi-
eating the Mesopotamian expedition
which resulted in the loss OF kut-ci
Alnara and General Townshcnd's force
to the Turks. The report Of this com
mission. presented in June last. men
toned many army officers and civilian
officials as sharing responsibility for
TIE result Of the expedition. the list
being headed by General sir JOHN
Eccles Nixon. the former commander O !
the BrIth'sh forces in Mcsopotamia.
with Baron Hardingc, the former Vice.
roy OF India: General Duff. the com
mandcl in chief at the time. and others
following.
New-York tribune., 1918-01-21
Plan to Reclaim Jews
United Synagogue Conference
to Bring Back Strays

T. reclaim $4,000 young Jews on the
' a"s' SIDE. who by reason of 'socialsm
"no lndiiferencc' have straycd from
"tfthodoN Judaism. is one of the objects
VI Two days United Synagogue Con-
'1erenee which opened yesterday in the
"sw'sh Theological Seminary 1t is
.'so Planned to open restaurants in the
Ivy anu college communities. where
,e''S. ,eWs may have the privileges OF their
religious belief.
some of the speakers were the Rev.
.sgoo ds kohn. DR.. Cyrus Adler. Of Phila
upe'phia; the Rev. Elias Solomon and
APP, Samuel kohn. The conference.
-33uhded six years ago. is q federation
W congregations III the United States
1'a Canada. The advancement Of
Tlhoia'sm This is one of the principal objects.
WI, ;,,S afternoon at the seminary there
VIII De meeting for women.
New-York tribune., 1918-01-21
= = : '-77-77-7-- - =
BIRTHS

Mr.. and Mrs. william hrgall. 46 Manhat-
tan av.. New Yov'. City. daughter =
COHEN To MIR. and Mrs Elias j. Cohen
.nec Ida Krakowitz). X o. 1853 Crotona Park
East. daughter. on Sunday. January 13.
l"lS. Mt Lloyd's sanatorirr,. New York.
HAHRIS--To Mr.. and Mrs. Jacl, Harris (ncc
sarah Eros. son. at the.r home. 617
. West '1oth ST.. January 1G =
HERZlG NJ. and M,s. Harry P. IIerzig. OF
o6l West l4lst ST.. announce the birth Of
son on January lG. al DR.. Drunor's SANG
torium, 32S West l37th st.
LIONS To Mr.. ard Mrs. Gordon v Lxons
nee Shcarl 2 daughter. on January 10. at
Sydenham Hospital
RoTIs-Mr. AID Mrs. Jac': Roth (nee Helen
Earmezy'. 2ool Morris sv.. announce the
bIrtn u daughter January II. :
New-York tribune., 1918-01-21
ENGAGEMENTS

GOLD-BERGER--M and Mrs. Isoppell
Hcrger. Of 81 Fort Washington av. city.
announce the engagement OF their oaugll-
ter. Rose. TO Mr.. Edward Gold. of Brook
'yr on January -. 1918. st. Louis papers
2 please copy
SMITH, MURPHY Mr.. end ,Irs j. 3. Mur-
nhy. OF 23O4 Beverly Poad. Broolelyn. an
ncuncc the engagement OF their dauyhtcr
Helen. to Corporal Herman ". Smith. os
Rcddn8. Conn.
THORN COHEN .lr. an,i ,frs. BENJAMIN
Coh~,. S5i Caldwell a.. announce on
"agencnt Of their daughter. Edna 20 Nj
isilore Thorn
W!NKLER- ROTH Mr. and Mrs. Morris
kcth announce The engagement of thei,
dauahter. Beatrice, t, Mr. Maxinlilian
Winl;lcr
New-York tribune., 1918-01-21
MARRIAGES

ABHRAMs-NAGELe-Mr. and Mrs. David
Nage announce the marriage of their
daughter, Rose to Mr.. Paul Abhrams, at
Delmonico's. Tuesday. January 8, 1918. =
CULBERT-TOWL--On Wednesday, Septen,-
ber 49, 1917. by the Rev H. Bruckner,
Miriam. daughter of Mr.. and Mra, Burr A..
Towi, Of Crawford. N. j., to Lieutenant
Kenneth Pickens Culbert, U. S. NJ c.,
American expeditionaly forces. son Of Nj.
and nrs. W. II. Culbert, Of 30l William
st East Orange. N. j.
MILLER -- RABiNOw1TZ On Thursday.
January -, st Hotel Savoy. by Eev. DR..
Samuel Schuman, Ioitic. daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Jacob Eabrowtz. to Mr.. George
Miller.
POL1ACK- BAJMGARTEN- December 90.
l"i,. llernline. daughter of the }ate VIII
he'nlire Raungartcn to Mr.. Alfred Pol
RICHARDSON MARX Mr.. and Mrs David
MarH. Of Sli West 1Soth ST.. announce the
marriage OF their daughter. Beatrice r.. TO
W. e. Richardson. on January -.
RIGEL SHERMAN Nr and Mrs Louis l.
sherman, of 40 North 7th av Rockaway
Park, /. T., announce the marriage of
theil daughter. Florence, TO Mr.. Edward
HiIcl. son of Mr.. and Mrs. Renn Rigel. Of
Far r .ci,away. January is. by the Rev
Frederick HiaiAar. OF Far Roclaway.
SOLOMON SMITH Mr.. and Mrs. Max T.
Smith. of Southampton. l.. l.. announce
t!,e marriage Of their daughter. Ruby. 20
Ny. Sidr - ". Solomon, of New York
Friday January 49, Rev Dr. Stephen 5.
Wise oficiating. s. Louis and Meridian
papers nlcase copy.
STRAUSS -SlLVERMA&-M and Mrs. Ma
than Slvernan, Of $3.50 jerome av.. an
nourcc the marriage OF their daughter
Iiortense, 20 Mr.. Simon Strauss. January
10, o. the Rcv. DR.. Clifton II. Levy. :
TALMADGE- CORNISH On Saturday Jan
uary 'S. 1913. at ST. Ambrose Chapel of
the Cathedral OF &t. John the Divine. New
forl. City, by tn, Rev. Dr. Fleming James.
Hea:rce, daughter of Mr.. ard Mrs. Charles
=. Cornish. TO Mr. Franz c. Talmad,;e, of
New York CITY
New-York tribune., 1918-01-21
Anna Held Taken Ill;
Is in Milwaukee Hosn;ta,

MILWAUKEE, Jan. 2o.-Anna Held.
famous actress. suffered nervous
hreakdown here Saturday. Miss Held
WAS taken to the Emergency Hospital.
where her case was diagnosed as neur.
1t's and possible complications. Miss
1e'd contracted severe cold several
Gays ;As ago ana telegraphcd her daughter,
Lame 'arrcre. to come to Milwaukcc
and assume her role in "Follow NJ !"
INC daughter arrived Tuesday
New-York tribune., 1918-01-21

Post Ave.
The approximate amount OF the lien or
charge TO satisfy which the above described
properly is 10 be sold is sl0.6sls6 With
Interest thereon from the Goth day of De-
cember. 1871. together with the costs and
allowance amounting 10 S34G.o3. with inter
est from January 3rd. 1915. together with
the expenses Of The sale. Tho approximate
amount OF the taxes assessments and water
rates. other liens. which are 10 be allowed
to the purchaser out OF the purchase money
paid by the Referee. IS s25G0l7 and in
lerest.
Dated. New York. January 3rd 1918
JOSEPH p. MORRISSEY. Referee.
New-York tribune., 1918-01-21
Missing Man Found Frozen
To Death on Grave Of Wife

UTICA. ~ Y. Jan. 2O.-Thc bod,. or
Christopher Nagra. aged seventv-two
OF Lowell. a small hamlet near Utica
was found frozen to the headstonc on
ms wires grave yesterday afternoon
Ne had been missing since Tuesday.
us wife died recently and he had
grievcd greatly
New-York tribune., 1918-01-21

CARROLI CLARA LIN PURSUANCE
OF order OF Honorahl. JOH, p Co
HALAH, a Surrogate OF thr County Of Ne.
York. NOTICE Is hereby given to all persons
having claims against clara l.. Carroll. late
Of the County OF New York. deceased 70
present the same With vouchers thereof to
the subscriber at its place Of transferring
business. No. 50 Broadway. in the Ciry OF
New York, on or before The l5,h DAY OK
july next
1913
UNION TRUST COMPANY OF NEW YoRIl.
Miller King Lane & Tratford. Attornev.
for Executor, 50 Broadway. Borough uf
Manhattan. New York Cry
New-York tribune., 1918-01-21
Gen. Beauchamp Duff
Dies in London Club
Was Commander in Chief of
Forces in India Until 1916

LONDON Jan. 90. General Sir
Beauchsmp Duff. commander in chief
of the British forces in India from
1918 to 1916. was found dead in his bed
in a West End club this morning.
New-York tribune., 1918-01-21
Louis Herbert Moore

LONDON. Jan. 2O.-Louix Herbert
Moore. general manager Of the Amer
lean Press Telegram Company and
London correspondent of "The Wash
lnston star" died Saturday, Nr.
Moore was BON in Brooklyn, y. Y.
November |. 1860
New-York tribune., 1918-01-21

SIMON, TNERESE--IN PURSUANCE. OF
order OF Honorahl" John = Cofralan
a Surrogate of the County Of New York
NOTICE is hereby given TO all persons
having claims against rIlERI.SE SIMON
late Of the County OF New York, deceased,
to present the same with vouchers thereof
TO INC subscriber. at his place of transact
Ing business. SO fl Park Row. Borough OF
Manhattan. Ci.y OF New York. on or be-
fore the 2oth day of July next.
Dated. Ne" York. The 3lst day of De-
ceIabar 1911
WILLIAM \. WIGHT. uy4cu,or
L-\NNAN CROSBY. Attorney for rxecu-
tor. 80. - Rector Street. Borough Of
Manhattan, New York City
New-York tribune., 1918-01-21
IMPORTANT

ot.h. Engagement. Marriage. Death
sn' T. Mcroriam Notices may bs
se'rphont. ~ The Tribune any tims
Ap q midnight for insertion I'm ths
ss1' days pnper. Just call
Beckrnan 5000
*na read the potice as you wIs., il IA.
icrfed. Isifi for sn,uc will bp mailed I.
5nu later. The notice vi, reach over
!o0,CUU readers daily.
New-York tribune., 1918-01-21

IN pURsuANE Of AN ORDER or HON
ORAl3LE JOHN p. COHALAN. a Surro-
gate Of the County OF New York.
notice is hereby given o.all persons hav-
ing claims against H%'hallnes Topra-
hanian. late OF the County OF New York,
dcceas scd. TO present the same, w,h
vouchers thereof 20 the subscribed. at
place of transae,irg business at the ofvlce
of her attorney, Sumpad H. Saradan. No
37G Warburton Ave. IonkerS, \. Y, on
or before the 10Th day Of July next.
DateW New York, the 9Th uay Of Janu-
MAHGHET SHAY ToPRAIIANIAN.
nistratrlX.
SI'MPAD H. SARATIAN. Attorney for
Adlninlstratri1. 3,t Warburton Ave-.
Workers. n. Y.
New-York tribune., 1918-01-21
Fire Record

NJ
Y aO--3l3 West 5sth st: Peter Thoma, rihing
Il 80 ioi Lafayette ST; Genuine Panama Hat Go.
Unknown.
s.l-loo West i39th ST.: Louis traney; trinnc.
= LIE Amsterdam a'.: Mrs. Iimsri; timing.
@IO-5i9 WHs. 31ih St: SIS. l.llcn Mtiuches'
trlaing.
: '5--Ssa West lilst st, T. I5oler; trlh,ns.
H,25--2H5 Washington 1t Olive, brothers s., COZ
t.t5--2ll Last 1ota st.. Michael l\iiuo tr.iiiig
+ "
oo-lo,s W. Trcmcu sg.. The bronx J. san-
ford tr.inr.
240-li1 Fast Broadway. " Friedman: uinirg
2S0-S;S Front st John Murray, ,rfrg
o,'N~ ls"th =. and FXernr st.. TIE IroaN,
l@iigh Valley Railroad ir.fiss.
l5~ll7 Second ay Morris Mrabolsky. trhimI.
New-York tribune., 1918-01-21

WATTS. RoBERT--IN PURSUANCE OF An,
order OF Honorable John p. Cona!an a sur
rogate of the County Of New York notice is
hereby given to al persons having claims
against Robert Watts. late OF the County OF
New York, deceased, TO present the same with
vouchers therefor. to the subscriber at its
place OF tranaacting business. No. l6O Broad
way. in the Borough OF Manhattan OF the
City OF New York. on or before the l5tn day
OF June next.
Dated. New York, the 10th day Of Dscem
LAwYMi;s TITLE AND TRUST COM
pANI, Executors.
Dean. Tracy & McBarron. Attorneys tor
Executor. No. $50 Broadway. Borough
OF Manhattan. New York City
New-York tribune., 1918-01-21
The Weathe, Report

WARRINGTON. Jan. 2o--Tnc southwest distusl.
aiee C.. the last Two days has disappeared Of +,
Soah Atlantic Coast, and since saturday zig
here were general rains and SHOWS in tie Sousl
ana SHOWS il Virginia and District Of Coiunh. /
There Was 10 Other Wecilhtat,on e.. ocisc,uen,.
.xeept SNOW in New M,Nico and cN;rcno W
S1afes from Noit, Carolina nurthNatl. Ia the Cen
i"l Nai'eye. die Lake region and TIE riaii.s STA.
e;cue,aliy fair woaihec viii prevail Monday an,
Tucsday eat o ne Mississippi h'er' except ii
tine North itr i.ahc region Wiclc suoN prohA
BE Monday nieAt or ruySday. 1t Will be m,ct
colder in tie south Aiiaurc State. siistly aara,
No.1a, and Tuesday IN The !.ak, ;eg.oi. the ON,
Valley aud r,..l.,s,e, and on ruc.,laJ ~ the ,.ar.
tc a4d is'pi Gul' STATES.
Forecasts for Spasa' LocaIisles.-Ncw .crssg
last Pennsylvania. Eastern Now York and Soutlsc-
New insland-fair continued cold Moaday. 'iue4-
day fair. not quite SO colt
Local o'dclaI Record '!Tlc following oaciai ,ec.
CT from the Weathsi Enreaq SHOW, Temperature
during the last tweil, tour lluuis In cu,nparisna
ri'.' the corresponding date ct Last year:
= a. m. ... '!S' W. =. p M 49,. '?iS . ~ y
!. T." $. r ... !. !. :, 3 3 $ $ $ &. I 4 !.
lfi1hcst temperature. 20 degrees Ca, S:45 D. ml
date la, year - average same date Tor lair llfe,
seei7. 80.
Humidity
Barometer Readings
T. IL. 10 Up. NJ. ao.l7 ,. IN: 30 o
Local Of.ciai Forecast and continued coli
o day To morrow fair and NOT quite cold gen,
to moderate southe-.y winds.
New-York tribune., 1918-01-21
CEMETERIES

THE WDODLAWN CEMIrERY.s
Se3d s.. By Harlem Train and b. Trolley.
Let's 81 snail size FOR sale
Office 20 East 2sd St y
New-York tribune., 1918-01-21
ALFRED C. CONE. Jr..
RICHARD a. Lt,ECGA.

IN PURSUANCE OF A., ORDER OF
Honorable John P. Cohalan, i Surrogate
Of the County OF New York. NOTICE Ia
hereby given to all persons having claim,
a2ans; Edward De Noyellcs, late OF the
County of New York, deceased. TO present
the same with vouchers thereof to the sub
scribed, a; place OF transscting business. at
,he office of their attorney. John NJ. Ruck
No. 50 Nassau Street. in the City OF New
York. on or before the 10th day Of May.
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Dated, New York, the 10th day OF No.
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FRAMES t.STELLE DE NOyELLEs
HENRY STEERS. Executors.