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Omaha daily bee., 1918-11-14
Part of Republic.

Copenhagen. Nov. 13.-German
Austria has been proclaimed a part
of the German republic by the state
council, says a dispatch from
Vienna.
Omaha daily bee., 1918-11-14
ADJUSTMENTS.

SUPERIOR VAUDEVILLE

SUPERIOR VAUDEVILLE
Daily Matinee. 2I5. Nights, ais. This Week.
"Rubeville:" Robert 7. halnes; Marion vadIs
Misses Shaw and Campbell: Three Kitaro Bros,
Weekly Allied Review; 0rphsum Travel Weekly.
Prices Matnees: loo. 25e and SOC: Boxes and
Stalls, SOC and 75o. Nights: i0c 25c soc and
7tc; Boxes and Stalls. $500. Few SI.Oo Sunday.
Omaha daily bee., 1918-11-14
The Weather
Comparative Local Record.
1Q1a 1QlT 1Q1e

1918 1877. 1916. 1915
Highest yesterday. so Al 10 81
Lowest yesterday ...ss So 5 Is
Mean temperature $50 80 IA 40
Precipitation 1919. 90 90 90 It
Temperature and precipitation depart
ures from the normal:
Normal temperature ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
Excess for the day. .s................12
Total excess since March 1............s&
Normal precipitation ..A......0.04 inches
deficiency for the day. 0.04 inches
Total rainfall since March 1..l6,s7 inches
Deficiency since March 1922 inches
Deficiency for cor. period. 1917 $50 inches
Deficiency for cor. period, '16 1876 inches
Reports From Stations ut ! T. NJ.
Omaha daily bee., 1918-11-14
F1ASHET zfom FINLAND
PHOTO PLAY. OFFERINGS. FOR. TODAY.

DILL HART stepped into the
\ breach in the Liberty loan cam
paign and has just received
word from the Treasury department
that his efforts were conducive to-
wards the sale of $l6000,000 worth
of Liberty bonds. Some record.
Down at Fifteenth and Douglas
there is an unfamiliar look to the
front of the Rialto theater. Manager
Thomas has reconstructed the en-
trance into seSies of dugouts and
trenches in honor of his picture
showing Charlie Chaplin in "Shoul-
der Arms" a comic travesty on the
doughboy and the life he leads.
Boston Blacky's Little PAP will
be the photoplay at the Empress
theater today and for the last half
of this week in which the popular
Metro star, Bert Lytell, will be seen.
There is strong love interest run
ming through the play.
Nell Shipman, at the head of her
own company, is to film the out
door stories of James Curwood.
Miss Shipman, whose favorite parts
are outdoor stories, is the ownera OF
numerous dogs, three Mamulutes,
three Airedales, two Colies and a
fox terrier and her first picture will
show most all in the film.
Geraldine Farrar will next be seen
in motion pictures in "The Turn OF
the Wheel"
Hamilton Smiths story, "The
Millionth Chance has had its title
changed to Courage for Two" be-
cause of conflict with Arthur
Roche's novel of the former title.
Evelyn Greedy and Carlyle Black
we'll are to be seen in The $4,000
Chaperon," written by Minnie H.
Groot.
J. Warren Kerrigan has schedul-
ed a fine series of stories for his
winters work. He has obtained
-Four Ace Baker" '49 story; "Un-'
charted Channels" a comedy rom
ance; Three X Gordon" another
comedy drama; Come Again
Smith" an amusing melodrama far
ceuse, and "The Unfinished Story"
an Alaskan tale.
May Robson, wife of the late,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-05-13

VNY a Niso ACRE valley farm, {
wv MIL miles southeast Of Okla
w w. Shoms City. Every foot til.
abie except little creek OF about 8 acres
runnIng through pasture: about 20 acres
v5esdow hay 10 acres pasture. hardwood
si"s:r p,snts Of soGS .'r ssss :s5f" s.ss 5000
nISht under house; good orchard. berries.
0ordsn, shrubbtry. A beautiful farm.
Phone and mail route. Listing 2s7l
Sec Harrell.
- Farm Deuf
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-05-13
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
OUT OF CITY.

FOR sAI.E-Stock OF general merchan-
disc situated In Falls. Oklahoma = stock
and fixtures invoice $4,000. Eugene MIL
ler.. trustee, Oklahoma city, Okla.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-05-13
REPRIGERATORS AND SODA
FOUNTAINS

nFOR SALE -- Practically new white
Mountain refrigerator; holds 200 pounds
OF Ice. Walnut sH.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-05-13

BAKGAtN n taken At once have $3.50
hrTOla Petroleum company stock at a
bargain. Will sell all or any part. or will
consider trade for Assurance or Glad
stone. Phone Maple 1910 or Maple
3sii-J Write 500 Insurance Bldg.
33 SHARES Geronimo Motor with 500
credit on ca; par 5000 for $3.50 90
B-4sB. Care Oklahoman
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-05-13

160-Acre Farm Home
This 10 one OF the best. all smooth level
fsrms close TO Oklahoma City. Not over
ors acre that 10 not swooth; 20 acres
,1ents; only ~ miles TO lnterurban and
market. good auto roads. splendid sur
hndings ths price 10 right. II look
~ for a good farm home. this is II.
Ross E. Thomas & Sons Co.
sos- 10 OIL Exchange Bldg.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-05-13
Nv!ya!A[EEAISI 81 SN9
seoN West Main. walnut
FARM FOR SALE

xssss ;ss! s q :: pe.s:. sss s -. !. s'sG s.s
q = Ss.: comfy ssS.s q: Il: 2. y; BE-:
q dty, sli IN cultivation. containing 100
sSres: osis 70 be "wednesday the 18Th at
e~a M. at tho Office OF Attorney j
WIN Laws. wsaver BIDS. Call Maple
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-05-13
The Ideal Farm
In the Famous 10-Mile Flat

In the amOuS IU-MIIe FIAT
we have for sale at attractive prices two
al the very best farms In this splendid
Iocation. One $40 acres, every foot
corn, wheat aud alfalfa land none better.
fhs other l60 acres with l25 acres OF
hirh class corn and alfalfa land. The
rsjces on this will surprise you. II you
want the best In land values nee these
two farms
Ross E. Thomas & Sons Co.
SOC 10 OIL Exchange Bldg,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-05-13

sALEsMEN--owner has 500 shares ex-
csllsnt mining stock win sacrifice At
sce' oo,nm,saon oSmpsn DsSs Dson. a.sg sgsn osls
hofnan.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-05-13
Lead and Zinc Stock

Offer any part 800 shares going
Miami company At your price submit
Did Live ssl,smen get busy Sch this
Address n go. care OklHhoman
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-05-13

| HAVE 200 shares lead and zinc stock
4 paying dividends. Have To sell Buy this
now for 5000, 90 Get Mays dividend.
i B-lis, care Oklahoman. 81
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-05-13

PRODUCING STOCK SALESMAN for Al
zinc mining proposition; must give ref
erences. Address Best Mining Co, Room
Mammoth Bldg, Shawnee. Okla,
0-ACRE lease Rogers Co: production
two sides: two sands; price $500. Ma
pie 63i
II SHARES Home Refining. 81 90: also
4 $50 shares Associated l.. and q. Make
offer Maple 6H.
FOR sALE-iO0 shares Assurance oil
4 Refining stock. 81 share. +O6 W.
Maple; Miss Florence Graves.
CHELsA FIELDS-1.2 400 shares equally
divided Teachers ,& Students and Great
Finds for which viii take $4,000. Press
ing obligations force this sacrifice but
must act quickly TO buy at this reduc-
ton. E-l02, care Oklahoman.
100 North American, S5.25
Parman. 6l5 American Natl Bldg
Walnut b325.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-05-13
A Market for Our Gas

large pise line has already been built
from this field and at present is supply
Ing Oklahoma City. III Reno, Guthrie and
numerous other towns with gas. ard ow-
Ing to the fact that numerous gas fields
IN the extreme northeastern part OF the
state are rapidly becoming exhausted.
The gas from this field Is In great de-
mand and the smallest well in the field
today were Il on our leases would pay
handsome dividends to our stockholders
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-05-13
Oil in This Field

A great oil field will be opened up In
this otoe- Morrison district within the
very near future Numerous test wells
are being drilled all OF which are prov
Ing up different blocks OF our acreage
our leases have more than doubled in
value.
Our company is Incorporated under the
strict laws OF the state OF Oklahoma.
with a capital stock OF only t1SO. 900,
which is sufficient 20 handle a big well
gauged oil business. Our officers are
honest. successful. well trained oil men
and fInAnciers
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-05-13
OIL LAND, LEASES AND STOCK

Land Near Miami
In Ottawa county. Oklahoma, can be
bought from n banking firm that offers
2lH acres. This land 10 In mineral
lzed zone. much Of II being agricultural
lhni md great deal OF IT being well
tnbered. The mnd ls offered In fee
simple, the timber on some Of the tracts
"a of sufficient value 10 puy for the land.
None OF the land Ia leased, Acreage IN In
tracts. for the most part, 40 acres each,
there are few tracts Of is acres each
and a few ~ ~ acres each.
A number Of the tracts can be bought
At i25 per acre. a few can be bought nt
losH Than that. and several Of the more
.dsA--ll.G-- ones are priced at slightly
higher
II any zinc and lead corporation wishes
10 add 10 itr assets. here In an oppor-
tunlty TO acquire potential zinc and lead
lands a little BIT nhcad Of development
Drilling rs taking place east and north
Of this land As soon as a mineral strike
In made. an of this Ottawa county LAND
viii be Immediately withdrawn from the
market Investors have an opportunity
now 10 acquire this ottawa county land
at It's fair value and also have the op.
lead and zinc property. The owners Oi
this land desire prompt sale. and these
tracts are offered subject 10 Withdra wal
or prior sale. without notice.
Any persons interested who desire more
details are Invited to call on FlscaI
Agents
There are five Of these tracts that can
be bought At MS. an acre, subject "a
prior sale or withdrawal
s + HtSBEE
II W FERGUSON,
523 l,"e Bldg. Oklahoma city.
New-York tribune., 1918-04-08

TO overtake them, but two laps from
nome Spears set out like a racehorse
and succeeded in passing all but two
riders before he reached the tape.
YOungster Wins Race
George Chapman, the nineteen-year-
ola KID. who rode through the New
aork slx-day grind, won the race from
the 2o-yard mark, with Tommy Smith,
VINO started from 120 yards, second.
spears finished not more than yard
Dehlnd the winner. The time was 1:49
90, very fast for cold weather.
In the tivemile open Spears rode
around Willie Spencer and Alf Grenda
and won the race. Spencer was sec
ond and Grenda third. Reggie McNa-
mara barely beat out Chapman for
fourth place. Willie Hanley and John
Bedell went down in spill three laps
from home, which put Arthur Spencer.
who was right behind them, out of the
race.
The summary:
Krautter. Bay View Wheclmen: Charles i. Kunta.
Tine. 09 As. ~" ~"
Y one-Ti.g match race ssional -Francesco
ysr ,,s; 1,n lea: Sy verr sms 800 90" 3;
vG,ri d1 time s:l2 8 2 last eighth mite VIZ s-5
won -. by George y. Chapman. Newark tl25 YARDS
r Thomas = Smith Irvnglon N2o yarls). second
rcd rcnda Tasmania is yards iI" fourth ma" james =
Colbert. Newark GAS yards) Afth Tine. :4o s-5
cns s nm mile handisap ama'erlIWon By
Flaws, tr. Bay View Whcelnen 100 yards. sec
ond: Gus kngel. Bay View Whecmcn (i5 yards),
New-York tribune., 1918-04-08
MARRIAGES

DI sCALAs-GRAy Saturday, April c,
1918, at ST. Stephens Church, by the rec
tor, Rev. DR.. Nathan A. Seasle. Clara
johnson Gray to Antonio Di Scalus :
S-HIRSCHFELD-Mr and Mrs.
Ralph Dreyfuss. of sos West l7Sth ST.. an
nounce the marriage of their daughter,
Miriam, to MIR. Alex Hirschfeld St. Louis
tMo.) papers please copy.
HElNE-FRET-Mrs Rose Frey Of o55
West goth St., announces the marriage of
her daughter, Elise A., to Leonard M.
Aelne on Thursday, April d. by the Rev.
Dr. Sola Mendes. Syracuse, Baltimore
papers please cory
LEVY-MANDLE- A. Mandle. of 81
Quincy St., Brooklyn. announces the mar
rage of her daughter, Ethel D., to Mr..
Harry n. Levy. son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Simon Levy; Of Brooklyn, on Tuesday.
April .. 1918.
MANN-LABE-Sa Saturday, April G, 1918 at
st. Joseph.s Church. New York City Miss
Emily L. Labe to Sergeant William Mann.
United States Regular Army.
MARTIN-HORTON-On Saturday. Apr;l G
Marjorie A. Horton TO CORPORAL Harold
Ernest Martin. 57th Regiment, c. A. c.,
N1CHOLS-B -BRATHWAITE-A Stamford
Conn, April 3. 1918, by the Rev. John y
Skene. Mary Wooscy Brathwaite. daugh.
tn' of the late Rev. f. w. Brathwaite. to
l-ieuterant benjamin w. Nichols, c. 4.
SHERMAN -GEANT-oa Saturday. April G
~ the residence OF The brides sister. Mrs.
6e J i"y 5oTey. a.. 15S .1oraler1on ST..
Hrcoklyn. y. T., Mary Annetta Grant
Gauehter OF The late j. Gibson Grant. and
robert Deyo Sherman, of Nyack. N. Y
New-York tribune., 1918-04-08
ENGAGEMENTS

-MORGENSTERN-M and Mrs
Maurice Morgerstern, of 244 East 5th St,
announce the engagement of their daugh-
ter, Dorothy. to Mr.. Philip F. Arian. Of
this city.
RS-SANFORD-Mr. and Mrs. Chase
f. Williams. of Grand View, Nyack N. Y.
announce the engagement of their niece.
Miss Ruth NJ: Sanford, to Mr. Durant
Bowers, of Mrs. John A. Weekes, 46
West 47th ST.. New York City.
LYMAN -WINTERNITZ-M and Mrs.
Charles Winternitz 5lS West 143d ST.. New
York, announce engagement of their daugh-
ter. Jean. to Private Jesse Hyman, 5Sth
Regiment. U. s.. A. son of Charles and
LENCER-kLEIN-Mis Rebecca Klein, Sc
North Henry St. Brooklyn, to Mr. Morris
H. Lenccr, Manhattan, April. 1918. =
QUINT - SILVERSTEIN - Mr. and Mrs
Louis Siiverstein, of Hotel St. Andrew
West !2d St, announce the engagement OF
their daughter, TAie. tr Mr.. Reuben Quint.
of New York :
AUDNITZ-ALTMEYER and Mrs
Henry Altmeyer announce the engagement
Of their daughter. Beatrice. to Mr. Arnold
Raudnitz. .
R1EDLER PHILLIPS - Mr.. Solomon
Phillips announces the bethrothal of his
daughter, Dorothy Yvette, to Mr.. Harold
N. Riedlcr. =
MCORMACK-Mr. and Mrs. John
Mccormack announce the engagement of
their daughter. Helen Angelica. to Cor
poral Charles Samuel L. Sell, of Company
A. lo7th Infantry, U. S. A. Camp Wads-
worth, S. C. =
SMlTH-WOOD-Mr and Mrs. Henry Pow
Ell Wood announce the engagement of their
daughter. Madith Macullar. to DR.. Harold
ellsworth Smith. of Kew Gardens, L. l..
Dr.. Smith is first lieutenant in the
Medical Reserve Corps. :
WEILL--GLICKMAN and Mrs Nathan
GlicAman, of 1927 7th av., announce the
engagement of their daughter. Pauline
Lillian. to Ely Frederick WE'LL, of Mrs.
!7rcdelicka WE'LL.
WOOLFSON-LEVY-M A. M. Levy. 1920
Park Place, Brooklyn. announces the en-
gagement of her daughter. Gladys. to Wal
ter M. Woofson, of Brooklyn and Chi
cago, Iii.
New-York tribune., 1918-04-08
STORAGE NOTICES
WEST SIDE
STORAGE WAREHOUSE
3l0-3l2 WEST 143rd 81

Sew York, April 1st 1918.
To J. D. Wilhotc. VIM. White and
Otto schmid. Henry von steincrt Miss
r. V. Smith, Mrs. +. w. Reynolds and
Cowpcrthwait & Co, A. Q. Perry and Otto
Sch1nid. Jos. B. Leonard. Robert y. Lit
tic Mrs. Jackson, Mrs. Martha b. Jack
s4n s and Michigan, Furniture Co. Mrs
tlcnly, Mr. Hunt. Mrs. Hnrahan and Otto
Schmd. Mrs. Gercken Mrs. Gibbons, Mrs
Greenspan and Otto Schm!d Mrs. Robt
Dale, Mrs Florence Barnard Leonard
Buckley, Mrs. A. NJ. McD. De Bogva: You
and each OF you are hereby notified that
the time for payment OF our lien upon the
property hereinafter described having ex-
PRED, after due notice thereof had been
given you. we win cause such property. to
VT. Household Goods. Personal Effects,
Trunks Merchandise, Carpets. ETC. stored
In our warehouses by you (or in your name
or in which you may have an intereat) to
DC sold at public auction according to the
statute In such case made and provided at
the warehouse. 3l0-3l2 West 143rd St
New York city. on TUESDAY. APRIL
23rd. 1913, at 1890 A. a.. ana IL the sale
thereof is not completed on said date the
same VII! be continued nt the same placc
on cach and every Tuesday thereafter. be-
ginning at 1890 a. NJ on each day, and
continuing unt!l the sale is completed.
WEST SIDE STORAGE WAkEHOUSE.
New-York tribune., 1918-04-08
BIRTHS
ALEXANDRIA, DR.. and Mrs. Samue

ALEXANDER-To To DR.. and Mrs. Samuel
Alexander (hee Flossie Klem), of Park
Ridge. N. j., q son, on April 3. 1918.
BENISCH-Mr and Mrs Hugo D. Pca;ech
tiormerly Lillian Pricel of 515 West llOt,,
S., announce the birth Of another ,auch-
t.. BerMita.
SEEhIAN-M,'. and 71gs. Julius s. scri,-
,naa. - Prospect Tar. Southwest Broo;;
IN. \. =. annca0cc tlc birth Of = So,
,,io.'d"y: April /. 1913. at the Lying-In
hETTMANN-Mr. Nd Mrs. Jesse w. Eett-
manns (nce Fannie Gruensteinl, So West
SD s., announce the birth of Z SON or
April 6.
CLAMANMr. and Mrs. Joseph Claman an
nounce the birth of sou. Morton Gcrson.
March 25, 1918.
EfSTEIN-To Mr. and Mrs. Harry A. Ep-
stein (nee Adele Rose), S9o Fox ST.. Bronx
son. April 8. 1918 ,
GoLDSTEIN- and Mrs. David T. Gold
stein lnee Clara Stcinhackerl announce
the birth Of daughter April /, 1918
Janet Manhemer). Of .T3 West J13th St.
;nnon:ace the birth or . son, Monday,
April |. ~
LFNINE~--Sir. and Mrs. pornard Levine l,ec
Sorhia Cohen). of llc2 Washington av..
Bronx. announce the birth of Il daughter
on March 81.
LEVY--To Mr.. and Mrs. George Levy. of
lGl Milton ST., Brooklyn. son. April 4. :
LEVY-Mr. and Mrs. Louis Cleveland Levy
(nec Helen Hcyman). GO West 10th ST.,
announce the birth Of n son Easter SUM-
day. March 81. 1913.
SNYDER-Mr. and Mrs. Samuel l.. Snyder.
1854 Lowell st. Bronx. announce the ar
rival of brother for Elmer and Joan,
April 3. 1918.
New-York tribune., 1918-04-08

NAEGELI, MARIE JosEP1IINE. = IN
orabie John +. Cohalan, a Surrogate OF
the County of New York NOTICE is hcre-
by given to all persons having claims
against Marie Josephine Naegeli. late OF
the County "f New York. deceased, to pre-
sent the same with vouchers thereof to the
subscribers, at their place of transact ting
business. the Office of Biandy, Mooney &
Shipman, No. 81 Wall Street, Manhattan.
in the City. Of New York. on or before the
10th day of July next.
Dated, New York, the 21st day OF De-
cember, 1@17.
JEAN c. NAEGELI.
LAURENCE LANE MOORE.
BLANDY. MOONEY & sHIPMAN,
Attorneys for Executors
New-York tribune., 1918-04-08
Spears Wins
Smile Race
In Velodrome.

Bob Spears's great riding was once
more the big feature of the Velodrome
bicycle races in Newark yesterday af
ternoon. The tall and lanky Austria
liam won one race and finished third in
another. He was in great form. and it
is practically certainty now that the
title cycling championship contest will
be three-cornered affair, between
Frank Kramer, Arthur Spencer, the
present title holder, and Spears. Kra-
mer has not started riding as yet; he
watched the other riders perform yes
terday. and announced that he will ride
next Sunday.
Spears won the fve-mile open and
finished third in the Port Newark Han
dicap, at one mile. in which ne rode
from scratch. Strange as it may SEEM
his best performance was in the handi-
cap, although he had to ride like mad
to win the open. The limit men got
away With big lead in the handicap
ace, and it looked like a hopeless task
New-York tribune., 1918-04-08

SuPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW
fOFk.-1T5TH STREET HOLDING
60. INC. Plaintiff. against f. f. FREE
HOLD ESTATES, INC. ct al, Defendants
NO. 3SGl3/1917.
In pursuance of Judgment OF foreclos-
urc and sale, duly made and entered in the
above entitled action and bearing date the
22nd day of March. 1918, l, the under
named, will sell at public auction, at the
Exchange Salesroom. No. 14-1G Vescy
street, In tho Borough Of Manhattan CITY
cf New York. on the end day Of April
l?lS. at ~ o'cloci1 noon on that day, by
Joseph p. Day. Auctioneer. the premises
directed by said judgment to be sold, and
therein described as follows: ALI. those
two certain plots, pieces or parcels Of land
situate. lying and being in the Borough OF
Manhattan. Of the City of New York in
the County and State OF New York. known
And a"i, dssgnated , saad on certain map dated
s,s Kesister ter Of the County of New York on
said May II, 1909, map number 1898
and entitled MAP of 55 plots containing
2"s lots the property of Fort Washing on
and Buena Vista Syndicate" Made by G.
g. A. e. Wheeler. c. s., as plots Num-
bors 33 and "a.
Dated, New York. March O., 1918
WILLIAM c. ARNOLD, Referee.
ARNSTEfN & LEVY. Attorneys for
plaintiff. 12s Broadway. Borough OF
Manhattan. New York City.
Ihe following is diagram OF the prop
crty to be sold:
West 1S1st St.
New-York tribune., 1918-04-08
The Independent Storage Co.
1917 Third Ayenue. Ne,v yorL ~.

1877 Third Avenue, New York City, n. Y.
TO M1ssrs. W r.; Graham. A. Henry.
Martin Lang, Frank Biazo. Il. sotnlck,
Mathews. a. G. Hilday. Thomas Bosrnak, :,
ion Mrs. Cathrine Murphy. H. Jestcr.
Emma brandner. EIizabeth Fccney: YOU'
ere hcrepy not,hed thnt the storage charges
OF our lien therefore upon the honsnho1
goods. personal effects and merchandise
pired. and due notice thereof havinp hcer
gwen yon, "" VIII cause said hOusehoId
GOODS. personal effects ana merchandise
house, 1917 Third Avonln. f,ornuy,, ~,
Manhattan, New York CITY, " y, on April
z2d, 1919 at 10 a. NJ. to satisfy our lien
rases made and provided and In accord
ance WIN the t"r,ns NJ tho special con.
tracts entered into between you and tho
undersigned company "
Dated. Nsw York CITY. N. y. Apr. I. 1913
THE lNDEpENDENT sTOKAiE CO..
~ julius HEKZFELD, Manager
New-York tribune., 1918-04-08
LIQUIDATION NOTICE

New York. March s. 1917
To Tho Stockholders OF THE, MAnEEr
g. FULTON NATIONAL BANK OF TEU,
YORK: '"
NOTICE, is HEREBY. GIVEN tha, ,v
order of the Board of Directors snact,, ny
meeting Of the stockholders has been ~ i,a.
and w VIII ., be held at twelve o'clock. noon noon.
ing office Of Tho Market & F,iteo NE oank-
tional Bank Of New York. No. 81 Fuj,or "a
street. Borough OF Manhattan. City or Wsrn
York. to vote upon resolution tn rI .se"
said bank in voluntary liquidation paaco
suant to sections 1870 and 52o1 or pur -
United States Revised Statutes. ~ ehe
effect Upon such date as may be cxns,
snd upon a resolution to ratify the acts u;
the bonrd OF directory In the promises nro. -.
lminary to liquidation. and upon .,,. -
other matters ns may be brought bcror.
said meeting. oe1o'S
Tho stock transfer books Will h, o,s.
from three o'clock p. III. April /. lo,s
20 ,hree o CLOCK y. IN. on April g. 1918.
~ order or tn" board OF directnr.
WIN. NJ. HOSENDAIE
Cashier.
New-York tribune., 1918-04-08
PROPOSALS
.Fon pLAN1sunr

fFsorosALs FOR PLANIsHED SHEET
iron. spring steel, steel wire ar<, r
ignition cable. induction motors. alnm,,.
f1pha.c' slilch wash. wheat bran drv Lifn
Hvparatrs, canyas and leather tcJ,lnv r,,t
pr hoze. hre ea'ingntshers. floor ~ax ~.
pes,os kasAets. cable clips. brushes, par.y
and lnmtff ~-sealed proposu1a VIII bn -,
es'"r1 ~ the office OF the GENERAL f,,,r
fhasiox ofleer, The Panama Canal. waa1,-
'nEf0n: H. =, untii 1o:1o o'clock . IN
Aofl "a, 1917, ~ "hieh time they win be-
5i"bo"tFd articles. thanks ana tpforrou.
ton relating u tbls circular U2izJ may
bn obtained from this office or the Offices
~ the &s3,stant Purchasing ANenis 81
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New-York tribune., 1918-04-08
West Hudson Soccerites
Kick Into Rude Surprise

The West Hudsons, who will meet the
Fall River Rovers in the Eastern semi
final of the U. S. F. A. Cup competi-
ton next Saturday, were treated to a
surprise by the Jersey A. c. in their
National League game at Clark's Ath-
letic Field yesterday morning. The
anal score was q tie at 3-3.
The West Hudsors had established 3
So lead at half time, Heminsley Lav
ing scored twice and Siegel once. In
the second half Harry Shanholt, for
mer Columbia captain and reinstated
last week with the Jersey A. c., con-
trlbuted two goals to his sides total.
Shannon Tailed the third point