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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-12-03
Allies Desire His Presence

The allied governments have ac-
cepted the basis OF peace which |
outlined to the Congress on the
central empires also have. and very
reasonably desire my personal coun-
sci in their Interpretation and appli-
cation and it is highly desirable that
] should give it in order that the
sincere desire of our government to
contribute without selfish purpose of
any kind to settlements that will be
of common benefit to all the nations
concerned may be made fully mani
fes. The peace settlements which are
now tc be agreed upon are of tran
scendent importance, both to us and
to the rest Of the world, and l know
Of no business or interests which
should take precedence over them
The gallant men of our armed forces
on land and sea have consciously
fought for the ideals which they
try. I have sought to explain those
knew to be the ideals of their coun-
ideals; they have accepted my state
ments of them as the substance of
their own thought and purpose. as the
associated governments have accept
ed them: owe it to them to see to
II. SO far as in me lies. that no false
or mistaken Interpretation is put up
on them. and no possible effort omit
ted to realize them. 1t is now my
duty to play my full part in making
good that which they offered their
life's blood to obtain, + can think of
no call to service which could tram
scend this.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-12-03

War. In order that this might bs
done with the least possible inter.
ference with the other uses Of the
cables, l have temporarily taken over
the control of both cables in order
that they may be used as single
system. l did So at the advice of the
most experienced cable officials and
l hope that the results will justify
my hope that the news of the mex,
few months may pass with the ut.
most freedom and with the least pos.
sible delay from each side of the sea
to the other.
Asks United Support Of Congress
May / not hope. gentlemen Of tho
Continued on Page 4. Column O
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-12-03
.JOICE

Miss Alice Skehan Of Brookline.
Mass. has been passing a part Of her
vacation at the home OF Ter brother.
Charles Skehan.
Beatrice. Blanche and Hope Chase,
daughters of the late Mrs. Edith
Chase are passing the winter with
their aunt. Mrs. Maude McKindsley.
Mr.. Porter moved his mill last
week from the Charles McManus lum-
Der lot.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-12-03

Then got Cutieura Soap and
Oinsnant. and ! used one box Of Cuti-
eufa Ointment. and one cake Of Cuti-
eua Soap when l was healed"
tSigned) r. A. CAyen, LAG Main ST..
Ware, Mass, Ocsobe- 20, 1917.
Cheap soaps. harsh soaps. coarse.
strongly medieased soaps are respon-
sible for half the skin troubles in the
world. Use Cutieura Soap exclusively
for all toilet purposes.
Ssanls Rash Pre- b. Nail. Address post:
card: Cssi:sss: Dsss; 3: so:: g -. S sos
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-12-03
TOO TIRED
TO WORK?

II you get up in the morning tired,
IL you weary with little exertion and
il vim and 60 are lacking, depend
upon it that your liver is torpid. One
dose Of Schenck's Mandrake Pills will
wake up" that lazy liver and make
you feel like new. Schenck's Man.
drake Pills are worth trial tonight.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-12-03

bIackheads. The pirnples
were large and they fes-
tered and scaled over.
They were scattered on
my face. and At times they
isehed causing me to
scratch. They lasted
about two months.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-12-03

"This 10 what | take for a cough
or sore throat: Kemp's Balsam. It
isn't disagreeable, and you can de-
pend upon it to give quick relief.
It's guaranteed. I've used it for years
and always keep a bottle on hand"
Sold by druggists everywhere.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-12-03

''Some men," said Uncle Eben,
talks 30 much bout how honest dey
10 dat dey sounds like dey was in.
wardly wrestlin' VIII terrible temp.
tation."
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-12-03

Colds Cause Grip and Influenza
LAXATIVE BRoMo QUININE Tab
lets remove the cause There is only
one "Bromo Quinine." +. w. GROVE 5
signature on the boz Soc
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-12-03
CutiCurdHedlS
PIInples On Face.
Also Blaekhcadx Large and
Sealed Over. Itched. Was
Troubled Two Months.
Used One Box CMieufa ONT.
ment and One Cake Soap.
Cost rs Cents.

II used oil to oil machinery and my
lace was covered with pimples and
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-12-03
New Policy Absolutely Necessary

Some new element Of policy. there-
fore, Is absolutely necessary-neces-
eary Tor the service Of the public. me-
cessary for the release OF credit TO
those who are administering the
railroads. necessary for the protec-
ton Of their security holders. The
old policy may be changed much or
little but surely it cannot wisely be-
left as it was. hope that the Con-
eress will have complete and impair
tiai study Of the whole problem in
stituted at once and prosecuted as
rapidly as possible ! stand ready
and anxious to release the roads from
the present control and must do so
at very early datae because by
waiting until the statutory limit of
time is reached shall be merely pro-
longing the period VI doubt and I'M
certainty which is unjust to every
interest.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-12-03
Announces "trip to Europe

1 welcome this occasion to announce
to the Congress my purpose to join
in Paris the representatives of the
governments with WHICH We have
been associated in the war against
the centeral empires for the purpose
Of discussing with them the main
features of the treaty of peace. /
reaEzez the great inconveniences that
will attend my leaving the country
particularly at this time, but the
conclusion that it was my paramount
duty to 60 has been forced Upon me
seem conclusive to you as they have
Seemed to me.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-12-03

DR.. J. H. Schenck & Son, Philadelphia
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-12-03
Work Will 30 Found for Returning
Troops

The ordinary and normal processes OF
private initiative will not. however.
provide immediate employment for all
of the men OF our returning armies.
Those who are Of trained capacity.
those who are skilled wcrkmen. those
who have acquired familiarity with es-
tablished businesses. those who are
ready and willing to 90 to the farms.
all those whose aptitudes are known or
will be sought out by employers, will
find no, difficulty, It is safe to say. in
finding place and employment. But
there will be others who will be At q
loss where to gain a livelihood unless
pains are taken to guide them and put
them in the way OF work. There will
be a large nostips residuum of labor
which should not be left wholly to shift
for itself. 1t seems to me important,
that the development Of pub
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-12-03

N'S hiNSACSe W LiC puEiIC III Idji.
ness to their owners? Let me say at
once that have no answer ready.
Action Must 30 Taken at Once
The only thing that is perfectly clear
to me is that it is not fair either to the
public or to the owners of the railroads
to leave the question unanswered and
that it will presently tecome my duty
to relinquish control OF the roads. even
before the expiration of the statutes
provide unless there should appear some
clear prospect in the meantime of Al
legislative solution. Their release would
at least produce one element Of sol"-'
ton, namely, certainty and quick
stimulation of private initiative.
I believe that it will be serviceablc
for me to set forth as explicitly as
possible the alternative courses that lie
open to our railroads. We can simply
release the roads and go back to the
old conditions of private management,
unrestricted competition and multiform
regulation by both state and federal au-
thoritiess or we can 60 to the Opposite
extreme and establish complete govern
ment control, accompanied. il necessa-
~. by actual government ownership. or
we can adopt an intermediate course o:
modified private control under a more
unified and affirmative public regulation
and under such alterations Of the law
as will permit wasteful competition to
be avoided and q considerable degree of
unifcation Of administra ton to be ef-
fected. as. for example. by regional cor
poratons under which the railways q.
defnable areas would be in effect com.
bined In single systems.
The one conclusion that I am ready
to state with confidence is that il
would be disservice alike to the
country and to the owners of the
railroads to return to the old condi- |
tions unmodified. Those are condi- |
tons of restraint without devotion. |
ments. There is nothing affirmative
or helpful about them. What the |
country chiefly needs is that ell it's |
means Of transportation should he /
developed. its railways and water
ways. its highways and its country |!
side roads. -
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-12-03

pChoCe VI tuC SoNSih iACht 10 HOI 10
be looked for.
Contracts made for war supplies will.
indeed, be rapidly cancelled and liaui-
dated, but their immediate liquidation
will make heavy drains on the treasury
for the months just ahead of us. The
maintenance of our forces on the other
side of the sea is still necessary. A
considerable proportion OF those forces
must remain in Europe during the ne.
Rod Of occupation and those which are
brought home will be transported and
demobilized at heavy expense for
months to come. The interest on our
war debt must of course be paid and
provision made for the retirement OF
the obligations OF the government
which represent 1t. But these demands
will Of course ia, much below what a
continuation of military operations
would have entailed. and six billions
should sufiice to supply a sound founda-
ton for the financial operations Of the
year.
War Profits Should Be Taxed
entirely concur with the secretary
of the treasury in recommending that
the two billions needed in addition to
the four billions provided by existing
law be obtained from the profits which
New-York tribune., 1918-09-23
rORECLOSt RE- SALES

b. pErNr COURT. COUNTY or NEW
ori0-ifeurv y 'f0ssou ana tharie-
neueh aa Trustees of IN Tra-ts
rNafel under thc Last VIII aud Testament
tf samuel j. Nitohili dec'ased. PLAINTIFF
.a'uei john bichieh aud otners Defend
4Afl.
in norsn&nes ~ a Iudgmen, of torccio-.
n-o aud sale. duly nadn and entered ia the
4 tOoNe-eNtitled action and bearing date the
sth dsy ~ August. 1918 !. tho undorslgnca.
2 Ac referee IN said Judgment named vl lil
"ell vt public auction. ct the Exchange
.aICsrouNi. No i4-1t Ncsov street in th,
borough ~ Mamma ttau. city ot Nrw York.
au the - N Gay - october. ifft. .st 11
60 c'eck moor ot that day, bg tiOrheri 8.
irsrita H4. 'ucf4ontcr. tie prafllsca direct. d
tf .ti Judgment 20 be sold. and ruereln
lcArrioNo 4r follow.
II T. that certain LOT piece or parcel of
tnd "ifn ~. huddiu- thereon erected.
t1afe. l'irs ard bsiaS IN Tho Borough Of
NaNitHtftu. Cif4 ~ hew York, bounded
oad de rribrd a. follows.
FAGfr >lNG AZ a point ON tho oasteriv
s.d- ~ oliver street. distant fits five C55D
fett norihcriy from the northeast corner ~
.atuee ro-tneriy along the said easterlv
s.le ~ Oliver street forty 90, feet. thcucc
tsttrlr ard Tor part Of the distance
through par wall and parallel With
voter street uffv tyn) feet thence south e
.rIf sHd parallel vith phVcr street tor'v
tFl r.af. thence westerly nftr i5ol f-st 10
point o. plaee OF tcgnu'ng
CHARLES "a. HA11.IN. Referee
NIHEit1 ;. WRIGHT, Attorney Tor
Plaiuttrs
ns,ed. New York. september ed. 1915.
Tlc following 's diagram Of tiio prop
e-tY 10 be sold. ~. street numb iy 100. ip2
Oliver street
New-York tribune., 1918-09-23
ENGAGEMENTS

HLOCH TANNENBAUM Mr.. and Mr..
Nathan Tsrnenhsum announce the engage
ncn' Of their daughter, Cora. 10 Sergeant
t'nile Bloch.
ENcLE-ANDERSON Mir and Mrs. Joseph
Anderson, Of Wcst alst 81. announce thc
engagement of their daughter. Frames, 10
Mr.. Philip Tnglc, of san Antonio, 'qN.
At homo Sunday, September %. ; to 5
p. m. No cards.
kRUSkAL- -vORHAUs-M and Mrs. Ber-
nard Vorbsus. of 585 Central Park West.
announce tlc engagement of their daugh-
tor. Lillian Rose. TO Mr.. Joseph y. krnskal.
son of Mr.. Rosa hruskal. OF this city.
LANGLEY FETTER NJ. ~ NJ Fettrr. Of
"a West l6ith it.. announces tn cnIaee-
ment of her daughter, Margaret l.. 70
Aiton e. Langley. L. $. A.
LAZARUS-F FRANK Mrs. Sarah FRANK. OF
Sanford. Fla. announces the engagement
OF her daughter. Floreacc Rose. 20 Dr..
Sylvan ID. Lazarus. Of Brooklyn. =. y.
New-York tribune., 1918-09-23
SURROGATES' NOTICES


IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF IIOV.
q, ;. orable John F. Cohal an. Surrogate Of
.ne county OF New York. NOTICE is here
~ given to all persons having claima
a asainst HUGO Adeiberto Thomsen, late OF
tne county OF New York. dece tsed TO pre-
eent tIs same wlrh vouchers thereof to tho
subscrihers, at their place or tran.actims
business az the ofice OF Wingate &, Cullen
20. 20 Nassau Street, IN the city 81 New
ork. or At the Office Of Carroll Berry. No
! 80 Broad"ay, IN the CITY ot New yors
On or before tn loth day of October neAt
1918 ~ Hp'ii'
Juana =. B. Thomscn.
Henry Alfredo Thomson
Charles Arthur Thomson
Nobert Gilbert Valentino ThoNsen.
CtEEOLL EEKRT. Attorney 70, Iuan.
Z, ort = Ihom1en. 80 EFoadway. New
vINGATE & CULLEN. Attorney. ~,
Henry Alfredo Thomson. Chari5s Ar.
thur Ihomsen and Robert Gilbert Val
entine lhomsen. 30 Nassau Street. New
York. n. r. - -'o"
New-York tribune., 1918-09-23

NRENCH FRAMES Am PURSUANCE
OF an order OF Honorable John r CO.
eiah, = surrogate OF the Htountv OF Noo
York. NOTICE is hereby given "a ali nor.
sons having claims against Frances
reuch Ia of the County of New York
deceased, to present The same with vouch
crs thereof to the subscriber, at her Mace
OF transacting business, office OF Harry &;
Harper, Attorney for Admnistratrix No
~ Market Street Tn the city Of Pouxh
keepsie. \. Y. before the l.,h ,lay 81
March next.
Dated. Poughkee pee, Now York. the 18th
DAY of Scp.em Der. 1915
MtBELLB r FRENCH
New-York tribune., 1918-09-23
100
l76th Street.


The approximate amount Of the lten or
charge. to satisfy which The above-de-
scrlhsd property is 70 be sold. IL slI.eql H.
with intereat thereon from the 9Th day ~;
august 1918. together with the costs ana
allowance. amounting to $85i.36. with In
terest from August So 1915. together win
the expenses of the sale. The approxin,ate
amount OF the taxes, sssessrcnta .nd
water rates. or other liens, which are ~
oe allowed TO the purchaser Gut Of the pyr.
cnase money. or paid b. TITO Referee. i.
t4Co ana interest 10
Dated. New York, September 9, 1918.
New-York tribune., 1918-09-23
PROPOSALS

ElDs Viii. Gt EizcrI1r.I, -, TO ,1cro-
ber ifth. te1S. hr tie Missouri s-a1s
rison Board ~ lenersou sity Missouri
from nrma desiring 10 furnish aH narerisi
for the lNsn0factpr. of brooms - 'hs
prison plant.
AdGTese L. s. FARMER
Superintendent of Industries
Jefferson tlt5. Missouri
New-York tribune., 1918-09-23
BIRTHS

LEICHTER To MIR. and Mrs. hiIton M.
Lcchcr (ncc Elsie Weiss), September ~.
1918. n SOL.
LEVENS Mr.. and Mrs. sam le1ens 'nre
Henrietta Ierz,. Of 15G2 East ed it,.
Brooklyn. at the hospital. n daughter.
ROSENBLUM September IL. 1918. to NJ
and Mrs. Milton Rosenblum. - East '7fn
ct. daughter Juliet.
SILNERSTEiN To Mr.. and Mrs s. ". Sil-
verstein tnce Goldic Goldbergl. 622 west
1ilat ST.. September l.. daughter.
New-York tribune., 1918-09-23
IMPORTANT

Birth. Engagement. Marriage. Death
snd In Mofnoriam Notices may b
teaephoncd to Tho Tribune any Tins
lip 20 midnight for insertion N 'bs
neat Days paper. -ust call
Bcckman 5000
snd send t'ia. notice you ~lss X 'n'
serted Bill for eanie VIII be mailed to
you later, Tho notice win reach over
100. 900 readers DALI.
New-York tribune., 1918-09-23
SURROGATES' NOTICES

HORACE y.-IN presI,.
ance OF an order OF Honorable John p
Cohaisn, a Surrogate. of the County Of
New York notice IL hereby given to all
Carpenter, late OF the County oe New
York, deceased, TO present the same VITA
Vouchers thereof. TO the subscribers At
their place Of transactius business at LIN.
coin Trust Company. 80. "0t Fifth Ave.
iye, Borough OF Manhattan New York
CITY. on or .sfore tbs 10Th day Of Octn-
Ter next.
Dated. Ner York. June 20. 1915
LINCOLN TRUST COMPANY.
AFOlIHlg y CROCkER
CORILAADT Z. VAN RENSSELAER,
EXecutor,
~NpM LNptI, NICKERSHAM
'SFT ATTORNEYS Tor Executors. 20
40 Wall street. Borough Of Manhattan.
ICY lork CIT.
Oegs for Executors. 30 Is .reda,
street; Borough Of Manhatten. New
New-York tribune., 1918-09-23
MARRIAGES

BARTRAM-TEEI1-On September q. in
Brooklyn, N. Y, by Rev. George Caleb
Moor, Joseph Percy Bartrarn to Daisy Davis
1ecl.
LER~sANBORN-On Saturday, Sep
tember 81. 1918, at South Orange, ~. j.,
Tnez Howard Sanborn to Ernest johnson
Fuller. ensign. u. S. Naval Reserve Flying
Corps.
HOFMANN -WANNINGER-Mr and Mrs.
Charles Wanninger announce the marriage
Of their daughter. Vera. to Mr.. Herhe-t
Hofmann. on Saturday. September II. at
st. James, Lutheran Church.
JONES-GOODWIN-O Thursday Septem-
Der 10, 1918, by Rev Father Ennis, of 81.
Rose of Limas Church Brooklyn. n ".
Dolores r. Goodwin to Ensign Loring Paul
Jones, U. S. N. both of Brooklyn. n. Y. :
KLEIN-CARR- Saturday. September Il .
1918. Miss Emilia Henriette Carr. of rs
West 123d st.. to Mr.. Walter Klein. of 51o
Vest t24th st.
MARX POWERS On Friday. September
20, at the home Of the brides sister. AIrs.
Joseph i. Bulkley, Julia. daughter O. the
late Thomas Jennings Powers. to Henry
Forster Marx, Of Easton. Penn.
MERZ-KERN-On Saturday. September l.
1918. at the Little Church Around the Cor
ner, Madeline G. Kern. daughter of Mr..
Madeline G. White, to Mr.. John Rudolf
Merz.
sTEIN--sCHWARz-on September II, in
New York. Elizabeth A.. sister of Mag
dalena c. Schwarz to Benjamin Stein. =
New-York tribune., 1918-09-23
TRAVEL
DiAiYS7 DiiS7'Nl LINE &1itE
DAILY. r>r.ypl>G SUNDAY.

OiTect Kan connection to all points West
snd North. M through rslf tickets be
.ween Ncr or< and AlheuN accspto j.
Music, Restaurant
Leaves DeshroSses 81. 40 \ VI ".
4sd St. \ NJ. ". ls9th 81, $50 A NJ.
Yonkers Q so \. ". isndins at Rear Noun
sain. West POINT 1wock dsNs oNly). New
buvgh. Tcughkcepsso Kingston roirt. cats
kill. Hudson and Albany. Gnr day outings
SO poughAeePs.e, NcWhureh and EosT
Mountain
ON SUNDAYS SIR. w Nsut>GTO~ lRN
ING leaves pesNrosees 81. "a a NJ; w
<3d 81. 10 20 \. Nj West lsHth Sf.. 10 80
4. NJ. Nonkcrs. tt.io \ ~, for Rear
Mountain. NrWhursh. IouShkrcpsic aud
return.
On Saturday afternoon. sept. @s. Siesioef
Albany leaves DeSufossts 81. i. NJ "
I'd ST. % =. "; W. l.9th -. 50 L.
VI Nonkers. n L NJ. fer N'ar Nouutaif.
%est Point Nc~hurgh and return Rcis
ous snG patfiofir services each sunday cu
board and ~ ls L ". in Pavilion No.
Rear Mountain Nsif fare fcr all soldiers
end sailors. Information ~ pcsNrosscs -.
Pier. n. y lei. aJoe canal
New-York tribune., 1918-09-23
ST RROG ATES' NOTICES

NICKEL, CHARLus FIN PURSUANCE
OF an order or Honoraple John p Co.
orh' notice Is hereby given TO all person.
ey'ns Claims against Charles F. Nickel
IA tc Or the County of New York. Jecossnd'
10 present the name Niih vouchers thereof
70 thf eubscribers. at their place If tran,
attlns Duali.ess the Office of the Jnitsa
- Siates tldelify x Guaranty Company. No
- cedar street. New York city. o. or he.
'o,e -, sth day of November 1918
paeel EeF lorl4, NAY sth. 1918
~ III ri f. \. BRAUN
IlloMA5 y CONROy.
c-rr,.,- ,Iemporsry Admin.tratora
neys Tor. Frederick 4. trsun, .s '11r. Tr.
rhanee Place. New York CIV
- l1hp |. MARiLtEl. Attorney 20,
ihomss =. t-cnruy. - Nassau S.ree,
New York city. ->'
New-York tribune., 1918-09-23

sUPREME COURT COUNTY OF >.r.,v
YORK. --Arthnr :. Gaynor ct al, plain
ttns, agalns, Herman J. Jacobs G., ',,''- a
ucfendsnts. ''''
In pursuance OF Judgment OF ;,.a.
closure aud sa.e. duly made anc entered ~
ne ahove,e"titled action and bearing date
the S0tisday OF August, 1918. I, the under9
signed. the referee in said ii,dr,n.',,t
named. Will sell at public auction =, t".,'a ,,a
Exchange Salcsroon. No. l4.ls Vosn'' sne
street. In the Borough Of Manhattan. ,jty
Of Now York. on the 1st day OF Octohnr'
1918, at l. o'clock Eoon on that tlsv hy
Joseph p. Day; Auctione'r. the premise,
directed by said Judgment to be sod anJ
therein described as follows: '
All that certain lot piece or narce, ot
and. situate, lying aud being In the RoY.
nueh OF Manhattan OF the CITY. Comfy
md State ~ New York. bounded aud de-.
scrb.d as follows. w
Rcginning az the corner formed I,u ,b.
intersection Of tho nortNerly side or nne
hundred and Seventy sixth Street With nc
oasterly side Of WadSworth Avenue, INV,
n'nS trence northery dloNS tha easttrf,.
eide OF Wads" "orth Avenue tWenty-to four <aet
eleven inches. thcn~" eastcrly paral1eI ,,jti,
one Hundred and seventy sixth Street one
hundred feet; thence southerly parallel
With Wads"orth Avenue twenty. four fe@t
eleven inches 70 the northcriy side or Que
iIunored and Seventy sixth street. thence
westerly along said nortbsrly side OF Que
Hundred and Seventy sixth Street one hun.
dred feet 10 the point or rlscc Of begin.
uing.
Dated, New York. September 6. 1918
HIRAM FOBES Referc,
". II. HOLRVRT Attorney tor plain.
tins. 1911 Third Avenue Borough OF
Mauhsttan New York City
he fclcwins Is diagram or the rron.
erty 10 b. sold.
New-York tribune., 1918-09-23

IL PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER or
Honora ble John p. cohaIan. d sUrrogat.
or the county o. New York. Notice is
hereby given 10 all persons having cla,,n,
sainst Henry u Babcock, late or the
County of Nv York. deceased, to present
Iue same Win Vouchers thereof 10 tile sub-
The ono OF J. Archibald Murray. No. "A
Wall street In the Clty Of New York, On
or before the 9Th dny Of January next
Dated. New York, the asth day Of Juu..
ANSA ~ BABcoCK. Uxecutrix.
WOODWARD BABcOCk Executor
HENRY ROGERS WINTHRoP'
Executor
j. ARcHlsaLD MURRAY. Atty. for Hix.
New-York tribune., 1918-09-23
SuRROGATES' NOTICES

EDWARDS MARIA J.-IN PURSUANCE
of an order or HonorabIe Joia r. Ca
halan, q Surrogate OF the count. nf Ner
York. NOTICE is hereby given 10 sn per-
sons Ia ling claims against Marie 3D.
wards. late Of the County OF Ne'. FORK,
deceased. to present fle samc f1tb ouch
ers thereof to the subscriber AZ place Of
iran sactns busness. No l15 lroadHay
Manhattan. in tho Citv OF Nen YORK. OF or
before the list day of Msrrh ueA.
Dated, New or.. the ,th ia. u sep
tcmber. 1915
HENRIETTA }. FERNANDEZ
Administrators
SAGE & scHOONMAKER. Attorneys for
AcministrstriN. i55 Broadv ay. Manhst-
tan. New York City.
KING, THEODORE FIN PURSUANCE
Of an order of Honorable John P CO,
halan, Surrogate OF thu Count, ot ,;ss
York, NOTICE Is her. bN sireu ~ sil per.
rons la vinS claims against Theodore ?.
KING. lete II tn Sounr III Vey yors-
deceased. To present tin same -f tii ,ouch-
Frs thereof 70 the snbsrrlaer AZ lis piscs
OF trsnsscting business. tin office @, bio
attorneys. fodd * ". Iohn fsq- 80. e5s
SroadwsN hsnhattsu. in The cl.F o.. >e-
for'. on or pefeie he 10Th la5 II ect3bs'
uest.
dated. Ner 1crl the ss Aay. - april.
l9ls 1JANIEI. =. ADAMS E1scu.or
TODD q ST IoH> Atrorness Tor Excel.
tor. - B1eadaay. oianhattan. siss
ork City.
New-York tribune., 1918-09-23

~. PURSUANCE or Az, onnrE ~,
fl9nora bic John r. Cohalan. . >urrogsto
OK 9t, ne CUNT of New York, NOTICE il
sairst Lucy Eldredee Lee, late OF .hs
rounty Of New York. deceased. to presen.
subscribers. a. their place of tranesc,i,a ir,e
business. at the office Of Sattcrloe. Candni5
= stone, their attorney ct No s. WI;
St in the Borough Of Manhsttan. in ,pe
Guy OF New York, state of New York nn
or before the IT day OF April. 1919. nnxt.
dated New York, the iith day OF Son
tember l9ls ~ .OP
llERBERT T. SATTkRr.t.E
BANKERS TRUST COMPANY
.,1.r,,r,,- E.xecutors.
torneNs for Executors. Office and p. o
;udre Aa, 10 Wail Street, Borough, of
tan