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The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1919-06-10
A SEWING PARTY.

Mesdames J. A. Shields and Rog-
ers Carver, always gracious hostess
es, entertained at delightful sewing
party Tuesday morning as courte-
sy to the three June brides-elect,
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1919-06-10

EpRy GIVES RECEPTION.
[ Alice Mae Perry and Lillian
|,bared honors at a large and
reception on Friday after
The home of Mrs. j. P. Per
|+ iIs receiving line with the
|Tere the brides-elect and
H. Fp'{ Sans, Miss Sarah Bow
|ses Perry, Miss Louise Dunn,
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1919-06-10

|.ring party at which 5s1a5 MRS, ~,
ss .,nt+5ertained on Wednesday
en''i y most delightful at
vas of the three brides
h h1oir Perry and Chester.
8NcL;al,, caas and careopsls
hy ,adtty home unusually at
Cream r Cd D. Wall and Roy
E iosl5' refreshments
MISS Milan o
fo| R. B. McLain and Guy
/ il, we're joint hostesses on
, ps,a at one of the largest t
\ , delightful social affairs Of
Il Miss Sarah McLain being
y n,est. Shasta daisies COM
I, ether spring flowers gave
lth harm. harm to the always at
'1,u Ti5al n Nine tables of bridge
NJ nf'l rock furnished entertain IN
|r rs 7, B. Raines made tnS
I FL Jurisprudence cards, Mrs I~
|Rio ord winning, a similar 1nEa
/ f tbe game of rock Two love love
l frlue given to Miss McLain;
|d III u to the large number e..
I atsIUE in the spirited games
f sUasts came in for refresh
ESicb consisted of a delicious
Inrse. The charming hostess :
IN making the occasion a
E d happy l,l one for each of the
hests.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-06-13
$17,95O,2O6 ASKED
FOR NEW SCHOOLS
Fifteen Elementary, Four
High and One Vocational
Building Planned.
ADDITIONS TO 4 OTHERS
Two Of the High Schools Are
to Be Built in Man.
haitian.
ADDITIONS TO 4 OTHERS

Fifteen new elementary schools. four
new high schools ana a vocational sohooi
are recommended to DO built to rexsvv
present overcrowdins. in the Board Of
Dducation's building and site programme
for 1919, made public yesterday. For
this and other construction work and
new sites an appropriation Of S17.s5o,-
20e.so has been asked OF the Board Of
Estimate.
Probably the items In the whole budre,
which New York's expensive younger
generation will appreciate most are one
OF $27a.e7b- for seven new playground
sites and another Of 100000 for i'm
provements to present Playground.
The largest item In the estimate IL
s1o247.4ss for fifteen new elementary
schools and additions to four more
schools- -Four new high schools and one
vocational school are asked, to cost
S4.41 900. Two new high schools will
be located in Mhnhattan-one the Julis
Nchman. on the East Side. somewhere
between F1fty-ninth and 10th streets.
and tho other. the Washington Heights
High School, in the vicinity Of 1soth
street and Wadsworth avenue. Tne
other high schools proposed will be IN
the Brownsville and Bath Beach sections
The Murray Hill vocational school will
have q new building somewhere In East
Thirty-seventh street.
Other items In the appropriation asked
include an addition to Manual Training
High School costing 100000. Sites for
q new high school and vocational school.
s27o, 900. and thirteen sites for new ele-
mentary schools. s71s.000.
1t 10 proposed to build new elementary
schools at Leggett avenue and Southern
Boulevard, Tho Bronx vicinity Saratoga
and Lvonia avenues, Brooklyn: vicinity
Newport and Stone avenues. Brooklyn
vicinity 121st street and Second avenue.
Manhattan Liberty and Bryant avenues,
Queens: filth street and Broadway
Manhattan: New York and Tilden ave-
nues. Brooklyn; Wool and Laconia
streetA Nassau Heights. Queens; 140th
street, east of Alexander avenue, Bronx
Eighty-sixth street and Second avenue
Brooklyn; Dawson street and Rogers
place. Bronx: vicinity New York avenue
and Crown street, Brooklyn; in Hamilton
place, Manhattan: vicinity Twenty.
fourth street and Lexington avenue
Manhattan; vicinity Nostrand avenue
and Hart street, Brooklyn. and In Twen-
tieth street, west OF Eighth avenue. Man
haitian.
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FoREcLosuRK SALES.

SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF ME-
YORK.--The Emigrant Industrial Saw.
Bank, plaintiff. against John G. PeppI..
and ether; ,se asfen Ssnt Clerk II.
OGorman, Plaintiffs Attorneys, No 4
Chambers Street, Manhattan. New Yos
City.
In pursuance Of . judgment OF for.,,..
ure and sale. duly made and entered -
the above entitled action, and bs.,,.s
date the sth day of November, 1915 ~
a judsment Of anhrmance duly made and
bearing date the ard day of June, 1915
the undersigned, the referee In said ina.
ment nrst mentioned. will sell at puhs.
auction, at the Exchange Salesroom NJ
1915 vesey Street, in the Borough OF NJ
haitian, City Of New York, on the AIR ~.
Of June, 1919. at twelve o'clock noon. 4,
Henry Brady; suetionssr: the premises a.
described as follows:
ALL that certain lot, piece or psro.i =,
land, with the building and improvement.
thereon erected, situate. lying and osi.s
In the Borough OF Manhattan, In m. C. .tt
OF New York, bounded and describ.d =.
follows: BEGINNING at a point on ~:
southeriy line Of One hundred and fortr.
tventy-four (31D feet and eleven IN IN
inches eastsriy from the point Of intsrss.,
ton Of the southerly line Of said One nm.
dred and forty-eighth Street and tina ..-
sriy line OF Broadway formerly known !.
Grand Boulevard) as now laid out ana A..
istins and running thence southsriy ana
parallel with the easterly line Of M
broadway, ninety nine 800 feet and s,s,ss
(ll) inches; thence running easterly NJ
parallel with said One hundred and toft,.
~ inch; thence Northerly and PARMA
with said Broadway, and partly throusn
A party wall. ninety mine (9s) feet An
| eleven (11) inches to the southerly liz.
Of said One Hundred and forty sisAf
street and thence westerly along mi
southerly line Of said One hundred a.S
forty eighth Street seventeen N7) feet asa
one (l) inch to the point or place Of bsgih.
ming Said premises being now known q,
Number SEQ West One Hundred and Fer,,.
ehxhth street in said City Of New Yorh
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-06-13
vICE-CHANCELLOR RESIGNS.
Merritt Lane Prefers Active Legal
Practice to Bench.

TRENTON, N. J.. June 12.-PreferrinR
an active legal practice to sitting upon
the bench as a Vice-Chancellor. Merritt
Lane resigned that office tonight.
Chancellor Edwin r. Walker accepted
the resignation with regret.
Mr.. Lane. at the time OF his appoint
ment, November s. 1916. to succeed the
late Vice-Chancellor Howell had a
large law practice in the northern part
OF the State. The office OF Vice. Chan
ceilor pays a salary of $4,000 a year
and the term IL seven years.
Mr.. Lane, who lives m Jersey City,
will resume the practice of law there
He was the youngest Vice-Chancellor
in the State, being only IS years of age
when named for that office,
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LEGAL NOTICES,


SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW
YORK-GUARANTY TRUST COMPANY
OF NEW YORK. Plaintiff. against SECOND
AVENUE RAILROAD COMPANY IN Tbs
Pursuant to an order duly made hsr.!.
by Hon. Edward r. Finch, Justice. and
entered In the once of the Clerk Of the
County of New York. on the 2srd day o:
to all creditors of Andrew E. Kalbach as
Receiver of the defendant duly appointed
herein. or OF George w. Linch or John
Beaver. his predecessors. as such Receiver,
that q hearing will be held on the Stu
day Of July. 1919, before Edward 8. Clinch
Esq, the Referee duly appointed herein
for that purpose. at his once, No II Park
Row. in the Borough OF Manhattan, City
concerning the use of the balance OF the
fund received and deposited pursuant to
the order of this Court. dated Decemb.'
20, 1915. and also as to whether there are any
other funds under the control of the Cour;
which should be properly applied to the pa.
ment OF judgments obtained by tort credit.
ors Of the Receiver or OF either OF his pred..
cessors. to which the time to apes.
has expired and no appeals are pending
to any other liability Of the receivsr.
ship; and that upon such hearing any
predecessors. or either of them. may pre-.
sent any claim of which he may be ad-
vised in respect to the payment OF any
part OF the indebtedness of said Receives
Of the fund received and deposited pur.
suant to the order entered herein De-
cember 20. 1915. from the assignment o.
certain claims against the METROPOLITAN
Street Railway Company, the New YORK
City Railway Company and their resp.c-
tive estates and receivers. and may oser
evidence In support of such claim and b
heard upon a, a: The sv T 1stt specified In
EDWARD 6. CLINCH. Referee
Dated. June nth. 1919.
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lers from the Groton Iron Works OF
Portland. Me. He states that through
his efforts the purchase of the trawlers
for an amount in excess Of s37.ooo,0oo
was effected and that in June, 1918, fol-
lowing the first deal, he negotiated with
the virginia Shipping Corporation for
the sale to the Scandinavian American
Shipping Corporation of thirty-two
steam trawlers for $49.632,OOO, which
deal he was also successful In putting
through. His commission on the first
transaction was to be s1,861,200 and on
the second s2,4s1.600. In addition to
asking for Judgment for the full amount
he alleges IL due him, ouimby asks for
interest on the total amount from June
8, 1918.
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sURRoGATEy NOTICES.

FLEMING, CHARLES EDWARD-In
pursuance of an order OF Honorable John
p. Cohaiau. a Surrogate OF the County d.
New York. NOTICE is hereby given TO ell
persons having claims against Charles
Edward Fleming. late OF the County II
New York, deceased. to present the sam,
with vouchers thereof, to the subscribe;
Al his place OF, trausacting business at tbs
once OF Andrew Wilson, Jr., his attorney
at No. 14s Broadway, in the Borough 81
Manhattan, in the City of New York stats
of New York, on or before the 18th day o.
October, 1919, next. Dated, New York the
ssth day OF March. 1919. ANDREW VII.
SON, Administrator, with the will ar.
nexed. ANDREW WILSON, JR.. ATTORNEY
FOR Administrator. Once and P. . Address
l4s Broadway. Borough OF Manhattan.
New York City.
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SUES FOR S4.342,8O0
TRAWLER BROKERAGE
NJ. c. Quimby Seeks Commits
sion on 56 Vessels.

Milton C. ouimby. a broker. entered
suit yesterday in the Supreme Court
to recover s4.s42,soo which he alleges Is
due to him as commission from the
Scandinavian American Shipping Cor
poration.
ouimby alleges he was engaged by the
defendant corporation to negotiate for
the purchase of twenty-four steam traw-
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Casually Corrections.

The following cabled corrections arc
Issued as an appendix to the regular
lists at the request Of the sew
eral press associations:
DIED OF WOUNDS, PREVIOUSLY RE-
PORTED DIED FROM ACCIDENT
AND OTHER CAUSES.
Private.
BARNES, Warren r.. Washington, D. C.
MISSING IN ACTION. PREVIOUSLY RE-
PORTED WOUNDED SLIGHTLY.
MOVERS. Roy c.. Fredericktown. Mo.
KILLED INACTIoN. PREVIOUSLY RE-
PORTED WOUNDED (DEGREE
UNDETERMINED.
Sergeant.
TIFFANY. Homer o.. Petroleum, Ky.
KILLED IN ACTION, PREVIOUSLY RE-
PORTED MISSING IN ACTION.
serEeants.
UNDERWRITERS. Louis B.. III W. sSth
ST., New York. n. Y.
LOWE. Louis NJ. Wary. Ind.
PFivates.
JAKAwANKO. John. Ritagorod, Russia.
KLENGK' S Charles Toronto; c.naas:
MS vi NE. 's%es F. sss cortiands ave-
SsMTLL; ss n,;,: k sPrln.vil,s. Mis.
REESE. Rune. Dekoven. KY.
SIMPSON. William NJ. Erie. Pa.
TEAGUE. James W., Unicoi Tenn.
TITMGAR, Gustaf. Cooks, Mich.
ERNsEr, Joe. Cleveland. Ohio.
WATSON. william H.. Pettigrew, Ark.
DIED, PREVIOUSLY REPORTED MISS
ING IN ACTION.
Private.
TEACHNOR. Ernest. Centralia. Wash.
RETURNED TO DUTY, PREVIOUSLY RE.
PORTED MISSING IN ACTION.
Private.
SCHAAB. Carl e.. Cleveland. Ohio.
ENORMOUSLY REPORTED WOUNDED
SEVERELY.
Private.
BURK. John. Hagerstown. Nd.
EHRONEOUsLY REPORTED MISSING IN
ACTION.
Private.
PLAsMEIER. John p, Arco, MINI.
Siberia Getting Ahead.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-06-13
OFFICER SOUGHT FOR THEFT.
Lfeat. Gottenkeine and S11B,OO0
in U. 8. Army Funds Gone.

CoBLENz. June IL (delayed) Orders
were issued at the Headquarters OF the
Third Army to-day for the arrest on a
charge Of grand larceny of Lieut. John
Gottenkeine OF the Fifth Field Artillery
Regiment, who disappeared several days
ago with about 100000 marks OF army
pay funds. Gottenkeine. who 10 a native
of Alsace. enlisted at Fort Sill. Okla.
The missing Lieutenant speaks Ger
man and. according to other informa-
ton In the hands of the intelligence on
ers, It Is believed at headquarters that
he has reached or Is endeavoring to
reach unoccupied Germany. 1t is re-
ported he has relatives there.
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READ, wILLrAM-In pursuance Of IN
order OF Honorable JOHN p. COHALAN.
a Surrogate of tho County OF New York,
NOTICE Is hereby given to all persons
having claims against William Read. 10.
OF the County OF New York, deceased. 10
present the same with vouchers thereof 10
Inc subscriber. at its place OF trausae,ing
business, rs Montgomery street. jersey
city, New Jersey. before the 25th day q:
september, next. Dated. New York IN.
18Th day of March. 1919. UNION TRUST
COMPANY OF NEW JERSEY, Executor:
NACKLIN, BROWN, PURDY VAN
WICK, Attorneys for Executor. - Battery
place New York city.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-06-13
KANSAS AGITAT0Rs SEIZED.
Wheat Belt Trouble Makers De-
Neved to he I. w. w. Members.

KANSAS CITY, June 12.-Five Snen are
under arrest to-day at Hutchinson. Kan.
on a charge of fomenting revolution.
and It IL believed by the Federal author
tiles that they are members of the In
custrial Workers of the World.
These arrests" said Fred Robertson.
United States District Attorney for
Kansas. followed the FIRST reports OF the
appearance of ]. w. W. agitators in the
Kansas wheat belt and their efforts to
organize the harvesters. We are not going
to waste a minute with these trouble
makers"
Other arrests are expected. as the
Federal authorities believe many organ
izers OF the I. w. W. are at work in the
grain belt OF Kansas
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-06-13
PnOPOsALA


CLOTHING & EQUIPAGE DIVISION.
Purchasing s. Contracts Section, D. p,
Munitions Building. Washington. D. c.
sealed proposals for manufacturing $780,
GEO. or any part thereof. Scarlet Cheyrons
in accordance with standard samples, nav
style felt backing of Government material.
viii be received at this once until II n,
June 18th. 1919. Proposals TO be nled In
triplicate and must bear guaranty OF ten
per cent. theron. Information obtAlnAes
from Zone supply onhcer, isl sth Ave-
New Yorb City.
CLOTHING AND EQUIPAGE DIVISION,
Purchasing and Contracts Section, once
Director Of Purchase, Munitions Building
Washington, D. c. Sealed proposals WI
be received here until IL 4. NJ. june 29th'
1919, for manufacturing 1000 Chevront
Specification No. l4OS, cotton backing o.
Government material. Proposals TO ~
MED in triplicate and must bear guaranty
thereon OF 10 per cent. Information 90
tained from Zone Supply Oncer, %sl th
Avenue, New York City. -
CLOTHING & EOUIPAGE DIVISION.
Purchasing & Contract Section. MIn!ton'
Building, Washington. d. C.-Sea Leo pro
posals FOR furnishing cravats. 10000 or
any part thereof specifications No. I'.l,
will be received here until II A. NJ Juns
IL. 1919. Proposals to be filed in tTiplicats'
and must bear guaranty OF ten per CEN,
thereon. Information obtalnable At Hons
supply Onice. 4si sth avenue. New VOTE
City.
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NEW YORK STATE.

NEW YORK STATE.
KLINCK, Jesse J.. serEt. Buffalo (w).
FERRINf, Fausto. Geneva (wUl.
TIsHER Wesley w. Miaears Fails Sws).
MsooT, jane. r.. in.s a a' S%u SS'''
Marshall. John D., Sheriff. lwUl.
MUMERow. Clarence NJ. canadaisua
sIMIoNE. Ranaeis. west Albany twUl.
WILLETTs. James B.. Germantown (k).
NORTH CAROLINA.
Robert NJ. Lieut.. Charlotte
aREENwoop. John E.. Andrew. twu).
MARKHAM. Roy C.. Durham (Wu).
NORTH DAKOTA.
FosNEss. Ole NJ Ruby (ws).
JENSEN. Eimar. Flaxton tK).
JONES. John r.. Bowbeiis (WSD.
kISTLER. Aaron. Bowbells tw).
OHIO.
HERLIHY. Edward George. Capt. Chilli
cothe (wS).
LAWSON. John K. Lieut., o.llipoii. tDp,.
ANDERSON. Robert L.. corp. Springfield
HEiBERoER, Miiiara, corp. Mason tws,.
MeDpviTT; Edward L.. CORP East Liver
As s1y III Chester. MsE,oq Sw,; ,xa
kNIGHTEN. John C. Cincinnati SWs).
PLAPP, Eranct1, ANTON tWUD.
SICKLE. Wyatt. Akron (WU).
OKLAHOMA.
BALL. Harold, serst-. Muskoges CwS.
AIMswoRTH, Joe 4, Hewitt Swu).
k klni 1Snn Wilson N sri a. x tws tws,.
RoEBUCK, James W.. collinsviils CDw).
OREGON.
A PITT Cant fUYYN
KNAPP. Carl w. Portland (ws).
POST. walter K, Portland tw).
PENNSYLVANIA.
LAvELLE. Harry NJ. Capt. Pfttsburu
Giles Henry J.. Lieut.. Pit..syry cw,.
KEsTER. Harry. ..rst. New Brighton
MuLLSER. George. corp. sunSury ODD.
MYERS. James, sergt. Lancaster (WUO.
SEAMAN Robert p. sergt.. New cumbsr.
LhMsBRT aob.r. B.. corp. Mechanics,
sS sHEa ssSs; Joseph t.. corp. Hou..a.,,
s4ss& Aa.y. sap.s.sr swv,.
oA1.gRAITH. Harry K. NJ. Nswviil,
okXaxM. Harry F.. FELTON, twu).
GUESTHER Edward, Philadelphia (wU)
HARRINGTON. Frank l.. Phiiadsiphis
KEEEER; George c.. WILLIAMSON. cwu,
McMiLL0N; Ernest W.. 0reensburs ODD
MYERS. George H.. Martinseurs {ws).
RRdaSTS H, Monroe, Bsrto iwU).
RUCZKOKsKI. Bernard, Erie (DA).
SSSAAK ~ Joseph. Philadelphia (wU).
ToMARXs. George r.. wiIr.sssr m CwS
var
SCOTT. William c.. Pawtucket ODD.
SOUTH CAROLINA.
GRIFFIN. George H.. jamestown (wu).
HUNT. Joe. Townvilie (wU).
SMITH, James c.. Shell (ws).
TENNESSEE.
SMITH: = NJ. Lieut., RosersviTs (ws).
, SPAWN. Clyde w, Chattanooga (WU].
TEXAS.
GRANT. T. p. Capt. Comanche (ws).
aaA AnSr Ben G; oroesbeek twul;
KERR. Albert. San Antonio (wS),
LANHAM. John B.. Celina (ws).
LuCAs George. Hsrlinsen (wl.
PAGE. Alvin E. Alma (wU). "
RAY Bryan X. Swan (WU).
UTAH.
| MERRILL. Alberta E. Lieut., smithnel
MEACHEM. Frsnci, L.. Logan Cws,.
| tEhMONT.
| HUDSON. Edward j.. Johnsbury (w).
VIRGINIA.
| HECK. Danna H., corp. Damascus (w)
MATTHEW'S. Alonzo r.. Penhook twU).
MILLER. Luther T.. Shenandoah (wU).
eHATLEY. Fred, saltville (Dw).
ToLlVER. Emmett r.. Fries (wS).
WASHINGTON.
DILLEY. Claude NJ, Humpturns (wuD.
| WEST VIRGINIA.
GRUBB. orvil corp. Mount Gay (wU).
FOSTER. Howard j., Wheeling tws).
WISCONSIN.
ALLEN. Hubert NJ. sergt., Mansion (wS
FORD. Dale j., Waldo (WS).
| GILLE, L., Gratlot (w).
| GREENE John o., Prairie du CHEN (wU
KICKHEFER. Emil H., Milwaukee (ws).
| MISTZLAFF, Alvin J., Thiensville (Dpl,
| sCHUETTA. Charles. Racine (DD).
srRoozAS. Thomas p, Superior (ws).
WYOMING.
| WOOD. Joe E.. Sheridan (DA).
OTHER COUNTRIES.
| Italy.
DoRAzIo. Tecoriecortino. Altino CwU).
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s2t.1l.

The street number is $40 West i.ph
Street.
The approximate amount OF the mort.
gage debt 10 s11.1t3.o1. and interest from
October II, 1915 costs and alovane.
S4sTsa and interest; unpaid taxes and
water charges tt6o.o5 and interest
Dated New York, June s, 1919.
FRANCIS g. McAVOY, RefsrsA
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FOR SALE.
TIMBER FOR SALE. 1900 ACRES

TIMBER FOR SALE. 1900 AZ RES
One Billion Feet oregon Timber, ass,
Ing of Yellow Fir. Larch, Spruce ana hem.
lock; accessible to Water and Rail. nheN
logging proposition on the Coast fortune
can be made handling this group, NO
Trades. Box X 100 Sun ONCE.
TRIGGER, 1877 sth Ave. near 4ith S.
buys guns, binoculars, cameras, got OUT
nts, tackle. victrolas, musical instruments
Bryant 666s
FOR sALE-Remington VISIBLE Type
writer ROOM 500, ass BROADWAY
DIAMONDS bought. sold, for cash only, Es-
tates bought. BENNETT. ITS R'WJ CpsIrsl'
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SITUATION wANrED-NALA


wANTED-Position in established Law
sity Law school, NOT vet admitted to bar;
now In Government service; refer acesi
pieaEe give full particulars II. box ies
Sun e1Iiea
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HUDSON RIVER NIGHT LINES

From Pier -. Mr.. foot Canal ST.. week
days, 9 and PM: Sundays and Holidays.
and . r. NJ, West 132d ST., half hour later.
Due Albany o'clock following morning.
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HELP wANTED-MALE.

Auto School Largest and best school % ms
WEST SIDE u. s. Send for booklet and pa"
Y NJ. q, A. to school. Telephone Columbus
CHEF-First class chef ,rr2testan' 3D.,
must be clean and neat; no objection -
couple: hrst class references; two In ram
lily; for nearby country place. cal Room
also. Woolworth Building, any time De-
tween and L.
FOUR experienced BARRIERS between
ages OF Is to as for Immediate service on
U. S. s. Idaho, Uncle SANS greats1t
battleship. Opportunity to visit sou'a
American ports.
Apply on board U s s Idaho, Navy
Yard. Brooklyn, between . and 4.
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Siberia Getting Ahead.

Legal time was advanced one hour In
Siberia Monday, the Commercial Gable
Company announced yesterday.
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New contributions. .................... MA
Iothi .xtO1, $50 ~
Shipped and paid for. 40o.030.H
Cash balance. .,........... ], O03
Schulte Cigar Stores boxes. .........,. $751;
Grand tOtai.'.Y....'"."..."".,aai,s0 s.s
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I'm France TIL Mid-Juiy

PARIS, June 12.-Gen. Pershing. the
American Commander in Chief, will re-
main in France until the middle OF July.
This was learned to-day in connection
with reports from the United States
that he would return there by July 4.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-02
Woman Attacked
By Omaha Negro

OMAHA, Oct. l.-While Federal
troops patrolled the Omaha black
belt" to-day to prevent any possible
co1aict between whites and negroes
following the rioting of last Sunday
night, white woman. Mrs. ". G..
Wisener, was attacked in her home this
afternoon by negro. The attack fol-
lowed thirty-eight similar crimes since
June /.
Major General Leonard Wood, COM
manding the troops here, ordered the
patrols strengthened, and tonight the
city was quiet.
Mrs. Wisener was attacked this af-
ternoon, according to her story. by a
negro, who entered her home and
threatened to kill her and her two
children, eight and twelve years old. in
case of an outcry The Wisener home
is on the western edge of the black
felt" The negro bound and gagged
her with a towel, the woman said Her
Oldest child called her brother, Ralph
ellison, who rushed to the home and
loosened the rags with which the negro
had bound her.