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New-York tribune., 1919-02-27
Z BaH Witnesses
Are Released and
All Receive Pay
District Attorney Plans to
Start John Doe Inquiry
Next Monday in Charges
of Perjury at Cohen Trial

New developments in the series of
events following the murder of Barnet
Baff were forecast yesterday by the
announcement by District Attorney
Swami of his intention of sitting
charges of perjury in connection with
the case and the release Of seven wit
nesses from the house of detention.
Antonio Cardinale, the principal wit
ness against Joseph Cohen and three
others accused Of the murder, and one
OF those whom Suprmee Court Justice
Tompkins released.
The others were Harry Goldstein,
William Jacobs, Carl Motofsky, Joseph
Lisansky. Charles Dragnia and Giu-
sums ranging from SIS to $4O0 in pay
ment for the periods of their detention.
The District Attorney asid that "not
for one moment" did he want to create
the impression that Deputy Attorney
General Becker or James O'Malley, the
special prosecutor in the murder case,
knew anything at all of the alleged per-
jury conspiracy originating from the
ffiurder in the West Washington poul-
try market. He announced that John
Doe inquiry would begin next Monday.
Mr. Swami maintained his reticence
regarding the identity of the real com
palnant He denied that the complaint
had been instigated by Senator Reed
member of the Overman Senatorial
committee, who examined Mr. Becker
regarding the latters investigation Of
William R. Hearst's connection with
Bolo Pacha.
When Mr.. Swami was reminded that
the receipt of the complaint came on
the heels of Senator Reeds attack on
Mr.. Becker and Philip Musica, his in
vestigator, he said:
"I don't think the Overman commit
tee investigation had anything to do
with bringing the complainant to my
of'ice.''
"Will you deny that the chief COM
plalnant was William Simon, one of the
defendants indicted for first degree
murder?" he was asked.
II prefer rot to deal with names at
this time" Mr.. Swami replied "Sev-
cral men came here, and one in partic-
ular asserted that he had committed
perjury at the instigaton Of another
man. He gave dates and circumstances.
Several others corroborated his story.
There is absolutely no guarantee
that he is telling the. truth. I hold no
brief for his story. They are a hard
lot, all Of them, tell you. The chief
witness has made a seventy~four page
statement, and seven others have
signed statements. Altogether eighteen
witnesses have been examined"
New-York tribune., 1919-02-27
Brooklynites Willing to
Pay Increased Fares, but
They Insist Upon Improved
Car Service at Hearing
on the Subject

hrooklynites would not object to paw
ing an increase in fare if they could
get better transit service, the transit
committee of the Brooklyn Chamber oe
commerce was told last night by rem
resentatives Of Brooklyn organizations
Linldley N. Garrison, B. R. t. receiver
nad suggested that the committee hold
1T Is the general belief Of members
o. the Fiske Terrace Association tbas
brooklyn people woulG not object to an
increase IN fare from five to six cente
and one cent additional for a transfer" "
said Charles L. Kingsley.
representative Of the Flathusb
chamber Of Commerce said Flafbush
vas suffering the worst service in tbn
state and would be glad to nav moro
Ior better service. Other organiza~
IONS represented we're the FrantI;n
board Of Trade, the Grecnpoint Tax
ppsyers' Association. the Associafed
SiVic Associations of BROOKLYN and tho
bfookiyn Board of Real Estate Onera-
tors. Some present suggested zone
system Of fares. No"e
New-York tribune., 1919-02-27

not correct. And neither is it true
that German-owned property has been
sold at much less than its value,
some of it at loss of as much as
SO per cent
"The sales of enemy property have
al brought fair prices, most of them
higher than book and appraisal val
ues. The character of the purchasers
and the adequacy of the prices have
been submitted in all cases to my ad-
vlsory sales committee consisting of
Otto 7. Barnard, Cleveland H. Dodge,
York; Ralph Etono, president of the
Detroit Trust Company, and BENJAMIN
H. Griswold, of Alexander Brown &
Sons, Baltimore, who have carefully
investigated every case and whose ap-
provai Of the sales is sufficient
guarantee as to the fairness of the
prices received and the character Of
the purchasers.
II welcome the fullest investigation
of this Office
New-York tribune., 1919-02-27
hartman, John F., Passaic, N. j.
bERNOFF', Samuel, 238 Thatford Avenue

hartman, John F., Passac. N.
d bE;RNOFF', Samuel, 238 Thatford Avenue
BINNIE. William. 1854 West sixty-sixtl
Street. New York City
BROWN. Harry. corp, Montclair N. J.
6O0TH. 600Ia.1 G; C.; Port Chester, N. Y.
CoNNOLLY. Theodore P, 1854 Tenth
CoNNoRs. William. AGA seventy-secont
Na cASALE; SAL; ,:E Enrico, lo7 West Third Street
CLARK, Joseph j., 213 West 121st Street
New York City.
CoYNE, John j.. 9sS Third Avenue, New
York City.
CARoTHERs, Charles s., 1862 Forty
DALEY, James M, corp. 349 West Twen-
ty-frst Street New York City
DAHL, William F.. ds Nassau Street
EVANGELDEs, Aristarlsos, corp. 5725
Third Avenue, Brooklyn.
EMILIA. Joseph, 312 Union Avenue
Brooklyn.
EIKO. Vincent, Long Island. N. Y
ELKIN. Samuel, 1891 Seventh Avenue
New York City.
TELLER. Henry. 81 Clinton Street, New
York City.
FOSTER John F.. White Plains, N Y.
GROE, Salvatore, 261 Elizabeth Street,
New York City.
GRAHAM, Richard M, Morgan Avenue,
Brooklyn.
GALLETrLLI, cosmio, POI Hudson Ave
nue., Brooklyn.
GODFREY, Michael New Brunswick, NJ j.
GRADY. William H. Long Island City,
GoLDsTEIN, Louis, 11s Thatford Avenue,
New York City.
Johns Place, Brooklyn:
HOSEK: Rudolph L., 2721 Bainbridge
HALL. Fred G.. New Brighton, N. Y.
HANLEY, William j., 672 East 179th
Street, New York City.
HUMPHREYS, William j., corp. 112
Cathedral Parkway, New York City.
HORSMAN, Henry A., 1876 Ralph Ave
nue., Brooklyn.
JOHNSON Peter G., 76o Liberty Street
KoRWAN. Thomas ", corp, II Elton
Place. Brooklyn.
KENNEDY, Joseph R., Jersey City, N. j.
KuDlNCHAK. Felix, 55 st. Marks Place.
KEAvENY, Thomas, 4S3 West Twenty
second Street, New York City.
LuBOW Sampson, 116 Grove Street,
Brooklyn.
LEADER. Arthur L., Rutherford. N. J.
LERCH, Peter, Elmhurst, NJ Y.
LEONARD, Michael P, 2O14 Second
Avenue, New York City.
LYNCH, Frank A, 1873 Fourth Place.
MoLEs, Harold l.. corp, Spring VAL
ley, N. Y.
MEEKER. Dayton G., 4o5 East 12oth
Street, New York City
MILLER. Chester. Bayonne, N. J.
M'GINN1S Frank j., sos Flushing Ave
nue.. Brooklyn.
ms MSGUIRK, Lawrence A. 11e4 Fifty
fourth Street, Brooklyn
MEEHAN Edward j., sS7 Park Avenue,
New York City.
= MoNTII, America. BAT West Forty-fourth
Street, New York City.
MEISTER, George, Maspeth, NJ Y.
=. M'GulNNES, Peter $40 Washington
Street New York City
MAYER, Joseph G., Jersey City, N. J.
MORAN. Martin j., sgt, 269S Eighth
Avenue. New York City.
MACARANO Frank corp, Csc Third
Avenue. New York City.
49, MATTSON. Emil, corp, 1872 Thirteenth
Street, Brooklyn.
MUSsLER, William j.. 9SS Hart Street.
Brooklyn
:. MsWEENEy, William. $40 Bainbridge
Street, Brooklyn.
MHUGH. Frank. Jersey City. N, ].
NEARY. John D., corp, 342 East Sixty
seventh Street New York City.
NEWMAN. John j., 73 West 1O5th Strset
New York City. '
NiCKLAus. George. Richmond Hill. N. Y.
O'CONNELL. Joseph. 627 West la6th
Street. New York City
osAFSKY. Harry, 3O5 South Twelfth
Street. Brooklyn.
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Wounded
(Degree Undetermined)

N;Bdtt.s BRE'yER s, Talbot NJ, lieut., sls West
VALENTINE. irpin0 c.. lieut., iso Wads-
worth 4rennc. Neio York City.
=, w LTON.. Edmard A., lieut., Al Vest
E'ohty-secomd Street. Ne0 York City.
ANDERSON VIM. G., East Orange. N. ].
ALLA1RD, Charles f.. Paterson, N. j.
poad AdIEMis ~. John j.. jr.. corp. 9Ss Boston
NJ "A. ALIEN, George W.. West 1aad Street,
c. BERNSTEIN. Simon. s2s East Eighth
Street, New York City. "'''''
Brooklyn. '' 'iec''
Brooklyn. uso Se4ee''
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excess Of $40 each;

excess of $40 each;
3-Trunks, on the amount in excess
of $50 each;
4-Valises, travelling bags, suit cases,
hat boxes used by travellers, and fitted
toilet cases. on the amount in excess
Of S25 each;
b-Purses, pocket books, shopping
and hand bags, on the amount in ex-
cess of $3.50 each
6-Portabe lighting fixtures, includ
ing lamps of all kinds and lamp shades.
on the amount in excess of S25 each:
7-Umbrellas, parasols, and sun
shades, on the amount in excess of
81 each;
S-,Fans, on the amount in excess
Of 81 each;
9-House or smoking coats or lack
cts, and bath or lounging robes. on
the amount in excess of $3.50 each;
1O-Mer's waist coats, sold separate
ly from suits. on the amount in ex-
cess of SIS each;
nets and hoods. on the amount in ex-
cess of SIS each;
12-Mens and boys hats, on the
amount in excess of SIS each;
13-Men,s and boys caps, on the
amount in excess of So each;
14-Men's, women's, misses and bows
boots, shoes, pumps and slippers, not
including shoes or appliances made to
order TOR any person having crippled
or de1ormed foot or ankle, on the
amount in excess of $40 a pair:
15-Men's and boys neckties and
neckwear, on the amount in excess of
So each;
16-Men's and boys silk stockings
or hose, on the amount in excess of
81 a pair;
II. Women's and misses silk stock
lngs or hose, on the amount in excess
of 81 pair:
18. Mems shirts, on the amount in
excess of SO each;
~. Mems women's, misses and bows
paJamas, nightgowns and underwear,
on the amount in excess of $5 each;
and
90 Kimonos, pettcoats and waists.
on the amount in excess of SIS each.
- The tax imposed by this section
shall not apply 1) to any article
enumerated in paragraphs 2 to 8. both
inclusive, of subdivision A. if such ar
ticle is made of, or ornamentcd
mounted or fitted with precious
metals or limitations thereof or ivory.
or % to any article made of fur on
the hide or pelt, or of which any such
fur is the component material of chief
value. or to (3) any article enumerated
in subdivision II or 18 of section 900
co The taxes imposed by this sec
ton shall be paid by the purchaser to
the vendor at the time of the sale and
shall be collected, returned and paid
to the United States by such vendor
IN the same maner as provided in sec
ton 5Q2
New-York tribune., 1919-02-27
compers Cables President
Backing More Work, Ri,

PARIS, Feb. &C. Samuel connnra
President Of the American rNdnnips;rs' rInpers'
o. Labor. in behalf Of The Amer,.om rl,o,,
iaoor delegation here has cablcd prcs;.
GENT wilson expressing approval % tho
Kenyon bin. appropriating 500 o0o fJoo
1or me cooperation Of the Federal gov.
eFnment with the states In rclieyiny
unemployment ''"s
lie urges that public building WORT,
DC regnnaa Immediately. that assist.
: Hree ~ vSgea private construction
70 Ahd that shiDbaiIding be con.
New-York tribune., 1919-02-27
New Head of Russian
Church in U. S. To Be Chosen

CLEVELAND. Feb. 26.-Financial
and administrative reforms were con.
ssidered by more than 400 Delegates
from all parts Of the United States ut.
tending the first general council Of the
Russian Orthodox Church Of North
America, which began here TODAY and
wiil continue throughout the week.
:, An archbishop, who will be head Of
tne church in the United States, Can
ADA and Alaska. will be elected, and
president and other officers chosen.
New-York tribune., 1919-02-27
Empey Freed in Tombs Court

Sergeant Arthur Guy Empey, Of
"Over the Top" fame, was discharged
yesterday in the Tombs Police Court
after he had explained to Magistrate
Blau the events leading up to a charge
of suspicion of disorderly conduct"
on which he was arraigned. A man
who had got in the way of his auto
mobile on Lafayette Street, but had
not been hit, had challenged him to
fight, Sergeant Empey said. The
sergeant obligingly got out.
New-York tribune., 1919-02-27
OAkES. Frank A.. Glen Cove. N. Y.

OOAhEo. FRANK A., Glen Cove, N. Y
O'MALLEY. Thomas NJ, sgt, 345 East
Thirty-seventh Street, New York City
OCONNERS, Joseph, Crawford, N. j.
OBRENSKI, Stanslaw. 242 Franklin
Street, Brooklyn
OED. Henry H.. 156 First Avenue, New
York City
.PLINER, David D, corp. 1876 Faile
Street. New York City
POWERS, William J.. 2OS2 Anthony Ave
nue., New York City.
PENZINER, William, 1913 Graham Ave
nue. Brooklyn
PINCUs, Jacob, 1886 Christopher Street,
Brooklyn.
PREsT1GIAcoMo, Paul, 20 Henry Street.
PERNA, Rosario, 15S East 103d Street,
New York City.
=, ,PAPPALARDO. Leonardo. 321 East 1O6th
Street, New York City.
Brooklyn.
:, PEzzA, John, 1857 Bathgate Avenue
New York City
PIENACK. Charles. Maspeth, N Y
POWERS. Edward ", 1923 Thirty-sixth
Street New York City.
REDENBURG. Adam j.. s51 Third Ave
nue.. New York City
LOCKWOOD, Horace s.. Richmond Hill,
N. Y.
RACZKOSKI, Antonio. Manhasset. N. Y.
RIGHTMEYE Err, Harry. Paterson, N. ].
REILLY, John j., Sc West 140th Street,
New York City.
SULLIVAN, Timothy J.. sgt. 3l4 East
Fifty-second Street, New York City.
SPIELHOLTZ, Morris, 40 Seventh Street
New York City.
sTILGENHAUER, John G., 1913 Clinton
Avenue. New York City.
sUGARMAN, Isaac, 54 East 116th Street,
New York City.
sCHULBACK. John. Newark. N. ].
SKINNER. Walter NJ, IA East Nineteenth
Street. New York City.
SOHMER, William. Astoria, N. Y.
SICTLIANO, Samuel. 150 York Street
Brooklyn.
sIGGINS. Dominick. Corona N Y.
SIMPSON, John j.. sl4 Manhattan Ave
sEvERINO. Antonio, 22s Prospect Street,
Brooklyn.
SMITH. Frank F., Newark. N. ].
Avenue, Brooklyn.
SALERNO, Salvatore, 26S Elizabeth Street,
New York City.
SULTZBACH. Maurice E., 346 West Thir
tieth Street New York City
TRALKO, Nicolas. 413 First Avenue New
York City
TRAYERS, John P. 1863 West 1O2d Street,
New York City
TRACY, Willis E. vineIand. NJ j.
T!LLMAN, Peter X, Railway, N. j.
THOMPSON. II. E., Summit. N j..
THORN. Frederick W, 1850 Greene Ave
nue., Brooklyn.
TuREFF. Nathan J., 5s5 Warwick Street.
Broolyn.
URBAN, Harry N. Jersey City. N. ].
uZDRAS. Frank. SO Gall Street, Brooklyn
voELK. John. corp. 23S Hewes Street,
Brooklyn.
VOINAST. Stef. Edgewater, N. J..
YAM zANET. Loomis. Newark. N. J.
WARD, George b., EdRewater, N. j.
= WAYNE. Lester r., 4S5 Hudson Avenue.
ZELTNER. c. H.. corp. Jersey City, N. j.
ZADREWSkI. Carl. Bayonne, N j.
Dxa-x.
Brooklyn.
ZATREPALEK. Henry. 201 East Sixty
sixth Street. New York City
WOr.uded SevcreIv
New-York tribune., 1919-02-27
HELP WANTED MALE
INSTRUCTION
ACCOUNTANTS NEEDED
WOMEN AND 3lEN
INSTRUCTION

B.. want To- hear from bookfeepers cashiers school
Ieaehers. oTce workers. stenographers. and all
capable men and women. either with or without
bookkeeping experience who are ambitions 10 ret
INTO hlgher accounting positions paying
$4,000 TO $4,000 A YEAR AT THE START
The readjustmept of commerce and industry to 8
peace pass, the reconstruction and reorganization
~ american business along efficient lines the
ana ana world competition and the necessity for accn-
rate re income anc excess profits reports TO the
government have created thousands OF new and
the higher accounting field
al present We can supply only in a very limited
rsn,t ,.',eh.s % and members to fill the numerous
t9rS' junior and senior accountants, comptrollers
&c. &c Governmental and business demands nave
women ~
So our organization, having the largest STAFF of
accounting and business efficiency experts In the
world IS making every possible effort to help meet
this unusual situation. and to thet end Will in
teryiew men who desire to qualify fer
Inese positions by taking individual home training
present employment
APPLICANTS WHO ARE ACCEPTED
vii he placed under the direct personal supervision
OF enc OF our staff Of Certified Public Accountants
ana thoroughly trained in the special knowledge
and practical procedure necessary 70 qualify for
important accounting work.
Address for interview. giving position. edu-
cation and telephone number. Registrar Boz 320
Tribune Building.
SALESMEN,-We can increase your income: what
we nave done for others do for you:
many highest paid sales managers among our
graduates; investigate; new group forming March 4
a postcard viii bring you complete details Ask
Tor Tor Booklet ,. 23d ST. Y. NJ. c. A. 2l5 West
25d St, n. Y
LEARN TO BE A CHAUFFEUR Pleasant and
,or probable YORK day and evening classes. Send
Y NJ c. A sly West KIN ~ ~ ~
New-York tribune., 1919-02-27
BUSINESS CARDS
CARPET CLEANING

CAREFUL. CARPET CLEANING coNrANf.--.
Cleans by compressed air steam. hand o. -, ~
door. 4is East 4Sth St COE s BRANDT se
phone l23 Murray Hal
New-York tribune., 1919-02-27
DIAMONDS
MISCELLANEOUS

DIAMONDS AND JEwELRY BOUGHT rolRsr CASsls sss
:, estates appraised. purchased. BENNbI'' -''
Broadway ''upstairR."
New-York tribune., 1919-02-27
Cla sified Advertisino
HELP WANTED FEMALE

GET The II R,7sGarEsS R.GnT START
BRIGHT YOUNG WOMEN
Age Is TO Is Years
pEaMASEsNAr' aa SfsA'N EHPIosaESr. SiPIo S4S'
AND A PROMISING FUTURE
TELEPHONE ;''i SERVICE
50 and $40 whils learning. during
Earninss within next few weeks aver
age sll5O to sl45e a week. according
10 tours cf duty assigned.
Earnings by end of first year average
sl4.o0 to $3.50 week. according to
tours Of duty assigned
Further salary increases for expert
enced operators and many advanced
and more highly paid positions open 10
those who are ambitious
No experience necessary.
EMPLOYEES ARE ESPECIALLY WELL
CARED FOR
Homelike Quarters
Luncheons Served at Cost.
Anniversary sy Tsyy@ssnts;; s; SICK Benefits
to Hour Working Day.
CONVENIENT APPLICATION
OFFICES OPEN.
Apply weekdays. day or evening.
during hours shown.
MANHATTAN
IS West Houston St.
A. NJ. to P. NJ
laos broadway tat 42d ST..
l2 NJ 10 P NJ
1oS w. l25th ST. (nr. Lenox Aye.).
IL NJ to p. NJ
BRONX
453 East fremont Ave.
1P. NJ TO 2. NJ
BROOKLYN
81 Willoughby st.
A NJ. to P. NJ
1890 Gates Ave- lat B'way).
12 NJ. to 5 P NJ
$40 Fifth Ave. (nr. 51st ST.
IL NJ to P. NJ
NEW YORK
TELEPHONE COMPANY
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STORAGE NOTICES
CARMAN FIREPROOF STORAGE
WAREHOUSES;
465-467 1853 w. i50TH STREET.
NaM NnrLs Eehrllar,. 9-th 1919


To Mrs. j. Allen, Joseph Broderick,
Riverside Charities ORGANIZATION. Guardian
Personal Loan Co. Lillian Ceiene, Irene 8.
1arnden, d. George Cole Mrs. J. l. Law
renee, Mrs. r. j. Savage Mr.. A. 4 White
or y. 4. White. Jr., Ludwig Baumsnn g.
Co. Aou and each Of you are hereby ncti-
He'd that the time for the payment Of our
lien upon the property hereinafter described
having expired. after due notice thereof
had been given you, viii cause such
containing mattress. kitchen utensils and
personal effects). household furnishings,
comprising beds, bedding chiffoniers, bu-
reaus, chairs, settees, davenporte, tables
stands, sewing machines china and glass
closets. crockery, glassware. kitchen uten-
sils. plated and silver ware cutlery, por-
there's, curtains draperies, carpets. rugs.
books, bookcases. brio a. bric statuary.
wicker baskets. paintings and pictures
trunks and contents linen wearing sp-
parel. rolls of oil cloth. screens personal
eiiects, merchandise. ETC. stored by you
or IN your name Cor in which you may
nave an interesD in the Carman FirepIooi
storage Warehouses; to be sold at pubic
auction. according 10 the statute in such
case made and provided. at Monarch Auo-
llon Roems. l6l East 125th ST, New YORK
city, on Friday, March 14th. 1919, at 10
a; m, and if the sale thereof is not com
pleted on said date the same will be con-
unued at the same place each ana
every tuesday and Friday thereafter, De-
ginning at 10 "A. IN. on each day. and con-
dnulng nnti all the goods are sold.
tAhMAN EIREPROOF STORAGE WAhb-
HOT SES
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Wounded Severely

BURKE. J. j.. lieut.. NeD Rochelle, N. Y.
:. ARCHER. Lotus. PA East l27th Street,
New York City.
BoNGo. Charles N. 500 West 21sth
Street. New York City.
fINNING. John w. $50 East both Street
New York City -
GILMORE. George. West Chester. N
JuLlS, Raphael Ill Eldridge Street. New
York City. ave-"
MULLlN, Emmett R.. syt. 1s6 rIaremont
Avenue. New York City
Brooklyn. "''
RANKIN. VIM. f., Jersey City. ". J.
ROCHELLE. Max NJ. clifton. N j.
SMITH. Augustus. o. Fourth Place, Brook
New-York tribune., 1919-02-27

CORPORATIONS ORGANIZED: NEW ioHs A..
$3.50. includes outnt and every expense ,v,fsyl.
counts collected everywhere. SPECIALIST Si'@'
NER. l5t5 BroadaRy. Suite eel. bryant 10.
New-York tribune., 1919-02-27
HELP WANTED MALE
SURROGATES' NOTICES

PRENTICE, PAUL GIN PURSUANCE 0p
an order Of Hon. John P. Cohalan. SHr. w
rogate ct the County Of New York, notice
claims against Paul c. Prentice laaa ns
the County Of New York. deceased. r, ~
present the same, with vouchers thereo1 ~
Of transacting business, at ei 8road p.se' s
Borough of Manhattan. City Of New yoryy'
on Or before the lst day Of May. 1919 -
tober, 1918. ~ Oc'
EZRA P. PRENTICE.
,,-,c Administrators
mnlstrator. 81 Broadway. New Yorl;
City. o'-
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- ~ 7-l79777l7----7l-7777-
BUSINESS CHANCES

$50 600 NEEDED. One Of the good corner. -. a.
New York City. VIII guarantee By smother Wsst Wsapt
sition worth Sl00. goo and interest OF POI
Principals only,
Write for appointment. :.
NJ. puRkIN, 96l West 2ist St, a. II -
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Ca s ualties
Ne,o York City and Vicinity

Died of Accident and Other
Causes
MARCUS. Henry, Is East 10Sth Street,
New York City.
New-York tribune., 1919-02-27

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON
orable John F. Cohalan, a Surrogate Of
the County OF New York. NOTICE Is hsre. y.
by given to all persons having cjai,n a
against SAKAE A. DE LACY, late O; ths
County of New York. deceased, to present
the same win vouchers thereof to the sub.
scriber, at its place OF transacting buains.,
No 55 Cedar Street. In the City OF Naw
York. on or before the 22nd day of March
next.
Dated. New York. the nth day Of San.
.ember, 1918. S
UNITED STATES MORTGAGE AND
TRUST COMPANY, Executnr
PATTERSON, EAGLE. GREENoUNG;iH a
DAY. Attorneys for Executor. 1se
broadway. Manhattan. New York CITY
New-York tribune., 1919-02-27

WANTED.-A refined uuse. good disposition
French preferred. for tSo boys. and 10; must
DC wiling TO help with sewing OF chamber work
must nave best OF references good wages paid
Telephone Lenox 965S
New-York tribune., 1919-02-27

25 CROCHET EMBROIDERY GIRLS;
GOOD WAGES. LA MARIE EM-
BROIDERY. 81 WEST 18TH ST
New-York tribune., 1919-02-27

orable John P. Cohalan, Surropats os
the County of New York NOTICE is hereSy
given to all persons having claims arain:y,
OF New York, deceased to present .hs
same with vouchers thereof to the ,uhs
scribers, at their place of transactine bns;.
ness, at the office OF their attornev
Frederick Eagle, No. 12o Broadway. In th:
City Of New York. on or before In aSns
day OF March next. ~-ns
Dated. New York. the 18th day OF s.r
tember, 1918. '7
DAVID H. TAYLOR.
FREDERICK r. BLAKEMAN.
j. FREDERICK EAGLE, Attornev r..
Executors, No. 420 Broadwav' Ma.
haitian. New York City "'
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LOST, FOUND AND REWARDS

LOST.-BIack seal portfolio. In taxicab be-
tween 5th st. and Broadway, Murray
Hlll Hotel and Pennsylvania Station. Fri
day evening, February 2l; reward, phons
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The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1919-01-14
ADELAIDE THURSTON in
"HER.OWN MONEY"

Miss Adelaide Thurston will be seen
in her latest play, "Her Own Money"
by Mark E. Swan, author Of "Parior,
Bedroom and Bath, and "She Walk
ed in Her Sleep. az the Nawberry
opera house on Thursday night, jan
uary 1G-
The story of. "Her Own Money IS
as follows: Lewis Alden and his pret-
ty wife Miss ThurstoD live in a coy
apartment uptown Alden is a strug-
Cling real estate operator. His wife
who loves him passionately has, un-
known to him, saved $4,000 out Of the
small amounts given her by her hus-
band for household expenses and her
own personal wants. To do this she
has denied herself dresses and I'll Of
the other little pleasures OF life that
appeal to every woman. In this case
It is doubiy hard, because before her
marriage she earned her own living.
In marrying she sacrificed her inde-
nendence for the sake cf love. OEe
night her husband comes home bowed
down with grief A deal into which
he has sunk his last $1,000 will fall
through unless he raises $1,000 more
before morning. Tommy Hazleton, a