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Evening journal., 1919-12-08
RAILROADS CUT
OFF N lNY TRAINS
Pennsylvania R. R. Cancels
Many in Interest OF Coal
Conservation
PARLOR CARS
ARE ABANDONED

Announcement OF the revised train
service on the Pennsylvania Railroad
TO meet conditions due TO the coal
shortage. was made last night by L. w.
Baldwin, Allegheny regional director.
The. service will become effective al
1901 a. m. Wednesday.
The reduction i'm the PennsylNanla
service between Washington, Philadei-
phla and New York includes the virtual
abandonment OF all parlor cars, the
reason given being that the seating
capacity Of a day coach virtually Is
twice that OF a psrlor car. sleeping
cars on trains reaching Washington
from the South In daylight Will be
abandoned there and passengers for
this city and New York transferred to
day coaches.
Further publicity OF the revised
schedules Of all railroads Is 20 be given
through the medium OF bulletin boards,
ticket agents and information bureaus.
All sections on the regular trains are 10
be abandoned.
Neither the Congressional Limited
between Washington and New York
nor the COlOuial and Federal Express,
trains ntWlWeeu Bdllllllulb anu AtAD Nuf-
ltal are affected by the curtailment.
though all three had been involved in
speculation concerning the cut.
Northbound trains dropped from the
Washington, Philadelphia and New
York schedule include the following
from the capital: a. m. 9O5 a. ~,
10 % a. m. 1850 a. m, TO Phllad alphla
only, and 3 p. m thrOught 10 New
York. The hourly trains from Phill-
delphia 10 New York will carry neither
Pullman nor p9rlor cars, but the din
ing car service Is not affected.
Trains dropped from the through
East and West service include the
Broadway Limited" already an
nounced; the 4 p. m. train from Pitts
burg TO Harrisburg, the 703 a. m from
Altoona 10 Pittsburg.
Train No q, leaving Brosd street sta
tion at $3.50 p. m will carry passengers
only to Altoona and points west. other
trains dropped from the through East
and west service are the $40 a. m.
from this city to Harrisburg and the
li0 p. m. from Pittsburg TO Alttona.
Evening journal., 1919-12-08
WARDGLL 20 YEARS
A CITY GUARDIAN

Police Captain David Wardle on Sat
urday observed his twentieth anniver-
sary as a member Of the police depart
ment. In addition to serving as a pa
trolman, Captain Wardle served as
street sergeant and sergeant Of the de-
tcctive bureau.
During his career as an officer he has
made a number OF important captures,
the most notable being that Of Cor
nelius Streets, who escaped from the
workhOuse while serving time for rob
bling the home OF Lammot dupont.
streets was apprehended by Captain
Wardle i'm South Carolina.
Captain Nardle at one time arrested
a man at Wooddale who was afterwards
accused Of three murders. The man
was conyicted in Worcester, Mass.
Evening journal., 1919-12-08
OYSTER or ENERS
MAKE S35 A WEEK

Special to The Evening Journal.
sEAFORD. Dec. s.-Seaford oyster
packers are crowded with orders, and
are having one OF the best seasons for
many years. The openers are also reap
Ing a harvest, making from s225O TO
s3j per week for an eisht-hour work
day. They are paid 30 cents per gal
Ion, where the price used TO be %
cents per gallon.
The prevailing price az the present
time Is Sll0 per gallon wholesale
standards, and s2 per gallon for selects
The price In former years was 70 cents
90 81 per gallon wholesale.
Evening journal., 1919-12-08
BROTHERS MISSING,
COURT FINES THEM
speeIaI DO The EyenIng IournaI.

Special TO The Evening Journal.
DOVER, Dec. s.-several weeks ago
the Ennis Brothers, two young white
men, although not present in court.
were tried and convicted by q jury IN
the Kent County Court on a charge Of
assault The defendants were reported
TO have been out OF The State at the
time. 10 Is said 10 have been one Of
The few cases In The history OF the Del
ware courts where defendant was
tried and convicted without being per-
sonally In court. The men are stlll
missing, and on Saturday the court
fined them $50 and costs each on the
charge Of which they were previously
convicted An effort viii be made to
get the men and have them pay the
ilne.
Evening journal., 1919-12-08
NOW GETS 4S EGGS
A DAY INSTEAD OF 3
Mr.. Vincent Cured His Hens Of the
Winter Loafing Habit. Easily Done.

MY egg supply has increased wonder
fully. Early in January, / started using
Don Sung. ] had been getting about
eggs every other day from 20 hens BY
the end Of January I was getting 30 eggs
day. In two weeks more / was getting
dozen n day."-G. W. Vincent. South, Ky.
Mr.. Vincent's results. In January, prove
that you can get the eggs when eggs are
high It's no trouble and costs nothing 20
try. The same offer that Mr.. Vincent ac-
cepted IS open 70 you.
Give your hens Don Sung and watch re-
suits for one month. II you don't find that
Il pays for itself ad pays you a good profit
besides, simply tell Us and your money
will be promptly refunded.
Don sung (Chinese for egg-iaying)
works directly on the egg-laying organs.
and is also a splendid tonic. 1t IS easily
given In the feed, improves the hens
health. makes her stronger and more ac-
tive in any weather and starts her laying.
doesn't get you the eggs, no matter how
cold or wet the weather. your money will
be refunded by return mall. Get Don Sung
from YOUR druggist or poultry remedy
dealer or send 80 cents for package by
mail prepaid Burreu -Dugger Co, 4a6
Columbia Bldg. indianapolis, Ind.
Evening journal., 1919-12-08
MOTORMAN GASIIEs his HAND.

Bryan UOnI0n, OF No. 1907 ScOtl
street met with a painful accident last
night. Conlon Is a street car conduc-
tor and was operating on a West
Fourth street car when he noticed the
door OF his car open. lie reached out
to close the door. but put his hand
through the window OF the door. from
which the glass had previously been
broken. In SO doing his arm came in
contact with silver Of glass. which
inflicted a most painful cut, severng
seNpral landnns
Evening journal., 1919-12-08
LEWES NEWS NOTES.

opeciaI 20 The Evening Journal
LEWES, Del, Dec. S-The third quar-
terly conference OF the VI. Z. Church
was held last Friday with District Su-
perintendent William II. Mowbray pre-
siding.
Captain Thomas F. Brown who the
past season was master OF the fishing
steamer Peter Struven," has accepted
The captaincy Of the pilot boat -
Henry Edmunds," succeeding Captain
Thomas B. Schellenger OF Cape May, y.
j.. who has been III for sometime.
Evening journal., 1919-12-08
JUNIORS 10 VISIT NEWARK.

American Flag Council, No. 2s, OF
Newark. VIII entertain the degree stan
OF Telegraph Council, No 90, Jr. O, u.
A. NJ, at Newark tonight. The VIII
mlngton visitors will initiate in the
nrst. second and third degrees for tho
Newark men.
All members OF the Telegraph de-
gree stan are requested 20 be at Jr.
o. L. A. NJ. Hall at Gas o'clock tonight.
Evening journal., 1919-12-08
nnIIcr Grr .MnNKEYr AN.

Receiving word late Friday night
from q roomer az the Y. NJ C.. A. build
ing that he haS heard an explosion In
no Ford Building. Police Captain
Wardle detailed squad Of officers TO
The scene. The officers entered the build
Ing. but a thorough search failed 10
locate any providers. The police, on
entering The jewelry store OF A. ;.
Mitchell, did ina O small motor run
ming there
Evening journal., 1919-12-08
YANAKAw INQUEST TONIGHT.

The inquest In the case Of Andrew
Yanakaw. AGED 80 years Of No an
south Heald street who jumped to
death from Washington street bridge
on Friday viii be held this evening
be Coroner Bullock The inquest was
continued from Friday night, be-
cause Of the absence OF Albert SEN
sches. a school boy who is said TO have
witnessed the mans act.
Evening journal., 1919-12-08

Abraham Hayden, OF No. sOi West
Nineteenth street, last night drove his
automobile into a ditch I'm North
Jackson street, between Eighth and
Ninth streets, which had been opened
Ia the Street and Sewed Department to
make repairs TO the main. The car
were badly damaged, but Hayden es-
capped Injury. The police say red Ian
tern was hanging directly over the
dl.ch at the time.
Evening journal., 1919-12-08
THACnER Union MEETING.

Ella Thacher ". Q. 7. I. VIII meet
in Harrison Street NJ. +. Church To-
morrow afternoon instead Of the usual
meeting day, Wednesday. A full at
tendance IS desired 20 hear Mrs. Jane
Penniwell report on the National con-
vention Of the W. C. T. L.. which was
held last month in 81. Louis
Evening journal., 1919-12-08
WESLEY TAKES TWO
FROM CAESAR RODNEY
,pecial 10 The Evening Journal.

cpeUIdI 70 IUU LNtIIHt IvuI HaI'
DOVER, Dec. S.-Wesley Collegiate
Institute and Caesar Rodney School
PLAYED q double-header basketball team
Friday night, the former winning both
games. The first contest was between
the girls teams, and Wesley won, ii
10 I. The Wesley boys team won, q
% %. The scores follow:
" g.
Evening journal., 1919-12-08
OVERHEATED STOVE FIRES HOUSE.

An overheated stove al the home Of
Herbert Brown, No. 4 Rockford road
yesterday morning caused the Water
witch Fire Company TO respond TO an
alarm OF flre. The blaze caused about
$50 damage.
Evening journal., 1919-12-08

To stop falling hair at once and rid
the scalp OF every particle Of dandruff,
get a small bottle OF "Danderine" at
any drug or toilet counter for a few
cents. pour a little in your hand and
rub IL into The scalp. After several ap-
plications the hair usually stops COM
ing out and you can't find any dandruff.
Soon every hair on your scalp shows
new life. vigor. brightness, thickness
and more color.
Evening journal., 1919-12-08
AN HONEST BARGAlN-$5,O 900
400 West Twenty-fifth ST.

SATISFACTORY TERMS.
veranda bath. heat cement cellar and electric
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION.
Evening journal., 1919-12-08

Built as Our Fathers Builded 100 Years Ago
1928 KING STREET
30 rooms veranda heat gas and electric cement cellar
ellar.
Evening journal., 1919-12-08
W. 4. l.
Goals
Caesar Rodney.
Goals
AI.rnIsr LANnS IN DITCH.

Totals ."......-...iO .
New-York tribune., 1919-12-06

Port Arthur; Pisco. st Naxaire. Sailed
a. strs Ebro (Br) New York Santa
i.eonora. New Orleans: 9Th. Bonham
guantanamo.
FORT ARTHUR. Tex. Dec s-Arrived
Strs Dayton. Baltimore; Ashtabula tpr)
London Pennsylva MIA Tampico. Lake
aba, New York. w l. Stead. Tampico
Sailed: Strs Northwestern. Amesville. La
Shenandoah. Colon; Gienei tBr), Monte
video Pennsylvania. Norfolk
PORT EADS. Dec 5-Arrived: strs Bel
vernon tNor). Mexico; Managua fNik)
Bluefields Monte Grappn tltaD. Italy
Nelson. Ciensuegos Truxilo Tela West
Coast. Norfolk. Sailed: strs Eimonte
New York Lake Otsquago. Cuban ports
Nyan@a. Genoa via Barcelona and Nor
ioik; Plutarch tBr). Buenos Ayres via
Oufport; Virginia. Port Arthur schrs
Suntro Hermanos tMex). Campeche; Mary
PORTLAND Me. Dec 6--Arrived: strs
VeendijN Outch). New York; saturnia
FORT TAMPA. Fla. Dec 5-sailed: strs
Miami Havana via Key West: Lucellum
Tampico Crath. Baltimore.
SAN FRANCISCO. Dec 5-Arrived: strs
West Sequana. Manila; u S S Houton. Bal.
boa Sa''ed Strs Bceb. Vancouver: Koyc
MARI tJap), Yokohama
SAVANNAH. Ca. Dec 5--Arrived: Str
M,lerrimack: Jacksonville (and sailed for
Phtadelphia). a
TAMPA. Fla Dec 5-Arrived: Str n.
eington. New York
New-York tribune., 1919-12-06
FOREIGN PORTS

ian Belg). New York
BHRGEN, Nov 25--Arrived: Str Chris
t'an M Mi,heisen tNorl, Portland. Me.
CADlZ. Nov 30-Sailed: Str C Lopez
'Spanish). New York
,.s cEB,.; Nov, 29-sailed: Str Derbyine
cmRIsTIANiA' San Nov ovAna's09 ss~arr,ved Str
coLoMBo Nov soWArrvea: opa'n vsa oesse" sff City
OF or angt al tBr). New York via Bombay
us1}r G11}PE0NHAGEN: 0,a,. Dec 4-Arrived: Str
Hfl,E pARTMorrRRa' Tlay Ra"} SoS New sss,so Yos
EAST LoNDoN. Nov as1Arrived: j.. .rv - :" Str
New New Tsxas n,aa, Br): Montreal vita Cape Town
FAYAL. Dec 4-sailed: strs rhorgerd
Nor, from savonal. New York. Fonduco.
adoa Norfcit va via nrsatsa' Famouss' s'r chep-
= GIBRALTAR. Dec S~Arrived Str
sirs csrsa Msrc. a 3 ds phla sID5, sailea IS
ton; Sd. Eikridge from Genoa, New
OH; HAvRE; Re Dec psss si-Arr'ysd: Str Lafayette
EurSIohus Br5: FROM from Ssmngilsn shanshsi Nsw ssT
from Marseilles. Hampton Roads. Cali
msrls M srara utan Baltimore; Lake Grampus
rama .ltaD. from Terragona and Almeira
New York 2S,h Asuncion de Larrna ga
.Br), Galveston;, 2sth-- Arrived Str Cot.
tonwood. Philadelphia via Marseil!es
Mobile.
,dn,l; ,oBE Nov 22s-sailed; Str whea,land
LIVERPOOL Dec 4-Arrived: Str Dis
c0Nfser Mhirh rlhr2; IN New " ORLEANS raMa, g., ,
MANILA Nov 2s-Sailed led:'''I Str vene-
zusIa M san n, Fra aIS nsisc9 @ov o. ur,o,
lie Coz tBr), New York; Ambrdge. New
MoNTEylpEo: ,('>, DEG s-Arrivea: ssrs
leans and ST Thomas Mont Cenvio
tDutch), Norfolk; Skogstad tNor). Nor
folk
PORTLAND. Eng. Dec 4-Arrived:. Str
PORT NATAL. Nov 2S-sailed: Str
Malioen tDutch tfrom Batavia). New
RIO JANElRO. Dec 2--Arrived Str J
NJ nanztrer, PSiladelphia.
uiSSiara f a 81 % svdIey. sD B: aoth soth wes s
FIELD, Norfolk; Dec 2, Nina Brea tBr).
ASTWeFRP. Nov so-sailed strs Bur.
gondier e3elg). Baltimore; Dec 2. Lam
castrian BID, New York.
y; sHAGHAI sla'.i.n 49, Noy ss- -Arriyed; s. s
Balboa, Tacoma. etc: Nov 20. sailed. ST.
Satania Br,. San Francisco.
SHIELDS. Dec +-Str Aureoia (Br). New
SINGAPORE. Nov 20 - Arrived: str
Babinda tBr). Portland. Ore.
pT 20 Sailed: Strs Santa
Clara (from Rio Janeiro. etc). Baltimore
c.-arlton Hall lfrom Rio Janeiro>
Baltimore Arrived: Dec /, Alban (Br)
New York for Rio Janeiro. Santos.
JRGST, Dec 4-Arrived: Str CapInes
Immingham for Hampton Roads twitt
condenser damaged).
CApIz. Dec s9Arrived: Str Barcelona
(Soan). New Orleans via Havana.
CllERPOuRG Dec ARRIVED: ST
Canada (Br) Montreal for Liverpool
fONFR. Dec .4--Arrived: Str Nortl
Point ODD Montreal for Antwerp.
FAYAL, Dec 3-Arrived: Str Wayhut
Savannah via Charleston for Manchester
Sailed Bcttineau (from Grfnisby). Hanrp
ton Roads.
GRElNOCK. Dec a-sailed: Str Fanae
Head (3i) st John. n B.
HANRE. Nov 30-Sailed: Str Rocham.
beau tFr, New York
New-York tribune., 1919-12-06
OUTGOING STEAMSHIPS
AMERICAN PORTS

BALTIMORE. Dec 6-Arrived: Strs
nha. Mandevllle tNoo' San Santa '''a'S. "a Ia
sSottsburg. rhiiadeIphia. Sailed strs
scstri NtaD. Gibraltar Nor orders) Tex
AGO. Norfolk; Champion. Antwerp. Missis-
sippl lBr) London.
OsTON. Dec 5-Arrived: strs Lake
arbados City OF Montgomery savan-
nah; c,resan, Philadelphis Lake Aurice
Norfolk, Lake Gree nWood, Norfolk, Ma
haska. Norfolk Mountaineering. Norfolk :
Cowansha mock. Norfolk. Gloucester. Nor
sok a,ad and si5s Rsslm0r1 ms3csn ESr Sr2
&C cSHARLEsToNi II r c. S5es Dec 5-Arrivea:
strs Cold Spring from New York; .>rapahoe
York;. Katahdin, from Boston (and pro-
ceoded Jacksonyille); Chippewa. from
Jacksonville.
GALVESTON. Tex. Dec 5-Arrived Str
FL Vale New York Sailed Strs La e
F'a bius. Santiago. yacht Cabiana Tampico.
JACKsoN:VlLLE, Fla. Dec S-Arrived
schr Netherton Norfolk Sailed Strs NJ
GuffeyS Tampico.
:, y MAEcus 4 no HOOK. Pa, Dec S--Arrived:
MOBILE, Ala, Dee 5-Arrtved: strs
Virginia, Port Arthur; CUBA list Havana ;
oco. Havre: scnrs Lavonia leakingy Gulf
port. A p Barteau. Bordeaux. Lucy Ev-,
iau. San Juan K. Sailed: Str Vera
NEwPoRr NEWS. Va. Dec s-Arriveh:
strs Ahala, Norfolk; Aberdeen Aiexani-
ria Everest tBr). Plymouth; Flint tNorr}.
Norfolk Darlington. Norfolk. Sailed: :
Str Hector Dut(. Key West
Kermansran. New Orleans. Bel ing. Bill
hao: Lake Liicusun, Boston. Fort Riley
Boston, Western Chief ,oa Sailed
',trs National Fri lge. Canal one West
land. Bordeaux Lake Farley. Newport
News: Fort Riley. Boston. Racconiei
ftaD. Gibraltar tfor ordersy: Western
Light. Newport News: schr Whiteway
Com. Mayport.
PANAMA CANAL, Balboa. Dec 5-Ar-
rived: Sd. strs Ca hla nlcT!t. Tacoma Can
ada fBr) Aibetina Huasco (ChiD. Val
paraso. Sailed: Sd. Ariesto tBr). Yoko
hama.
rived: Sd. strs Atenas New York ~
Panama. New York; Zacapa. Cartagena
for New York: Lake Fest!na. Norfolk
sacramsnto. New York. West Chsswald
New-York tribune., 1919-12-06
SURROGATES' NOTICES

THE EEOPI;E OF OF THE STATE OF NEW
AND lNDEPENDENT
TO MARTHA ROBINSON, JANE ROONEY
NEY. JOIN WILLIAM HANCE. WILLIAM
MACARTNEY Nnfant. JENNY MACART-
NEY tlnfanD. and TO al persons interest ed
as creditors. egateos. next OF kin or other
Deceased who at the time Of her d,ath was
Il resident Of tn. Borough OF Manhattan City
Of New York. County of New York. and
SEND GREETiNC
pom ,he PETITION cf HENRY PARSONS.
Executor rss04ns al SO lol Park Avenue.
Borough nf uhaifan Ciiy Of New York
%h.Sh WE, pa,tlon wa iisd II 'he office Of the
Of Kew Yo'k. on The 2n1 day o. necember.
1919
You and each Of sou are hereby cited to
New YoiA Comfy held at IN fan OF Rec
ords, in the County OF New York. on the
18th day Of January. 1926 at half past ten
O'Clock in the forenoon of that day why a
deter nination rs 10 m construction and
tffeci Of paragraph r ETH" of the Last
Wiil and Tes,am nj of ELIZABETH
HANCE. Deceased. should not be made by
this Court, as PRAYED for in said petition Of
said HENRY PARSONS. Exrcutor Of the
Last VIII and Testam nj of said deceased.
IN TEST MONY WHEREOF, We have
caused th- S al Of the Surrogates' Court Of
the said County Of New York TO be hrreunto
affixed
WITNESS. HONORABLE JOHN P CO.
HALAN. Surrogate of our said County at
the County of New York. the 3rd day
L. s. of December. In the year Of Lord
one 'nousand n.ne hundred and nine
DANIEL j. DOWDNEY.
Clerk o. the Surro ales' Court.
CLARENCE z: FREEMAN Atto ney for
Executor 4Se Fifth ave. ,Manhatlan)
New York City.
New-York tribune., 1919-12-06
General Weather Cond,tions


WASH M .UN. Dec. IA disturbance is
passing uuwn lie ~. LAwreucs va.sy aha
tIiio~AS. iias '.s cenV.l User hou.u Il cry
"io.i~ih iex.oh anu - iiiosAIiA tAp.u.y
"alu. S.u~us cover .l,s cvuAl.I y
anu uuiiis ale Lw.n .y-Auur tiuuis lll~r~
VIE AoCAa toino n ASi..~ooeS, OMiAnU4iiu,
4e~..s. ..in.-!iss, Eaiiso, A.. seuurl, uur...e. Al
<>i'''>1''a' SoA.AVAh.D anu 4uiiu iu>a.
9""~o III -iie ni.so ur, au>y .lIc llvr
ciA ltuc~y AA.uiis~..n aliu wsal p.oLeAu Ie-
b.oiis. Aiieic ti..s u.~n a lur.i,sr r.oe IL l1.u-
pet"~"4e III ~uS'.~u. tAe E.-oI~rn anu al
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fSi III u.A.ei Ae.4p~. re-
.4-.'-i DS'vw oS>AeoiiA. average xvue4aAy ex-
cep. n Ii.e Gul4 s.a.1s.
In .ne New L.ii...nd States and EASTERN
New AVik paiI4y c.uuuy CASHIER .,-rlur4uw
VAL pt yea Ly ...u OH W Oh uu.lxuy
Al t"e nA-.u.e nt.an,.c s.a.~s llls wc..neA
W. oe c4o~uy .o"ti,Oirow, followed ny ra.n
anu WARMER tV-AiuilUw u.Eu. 4Au .unu.y
III the SOuth AAan..c anu .ds. uu.A s....~.
puruy c.Uuuy \weu.Aer w.u We lu,,uw.u ~,
.~ca' snUwe4e tU-Aiu4r~W u.snL anu Suuua
".eh lower .etnpSra~ures III .nc cas-. A...
sD"..s. IN leilliesse~ >An ONO Van,
AiSte Wa De ra.n wan n.gn1r le.upera.u.S
~ .Aoil~w s.Hu cieA4 -ns uiiu c.lu~r wes,.us.
On OuHuay. IN r.X.vn VI Lne urv..
A-tH>s .l43 weather wa Ds Cloudy wan blow
cn "a DSi~re .u-Iioituw Ia AA. .4uu o.uua,
"..ilvut rad caI c.Ianxe IN lenperu.ure.
Forecasts for bpsc.A. Districts Eastern
I'VE" io4A afu sou."e4n N@w An4lanu pAr.-
~ ciouuy tV-uay: Lu-l.ulruw suuw " xau
uAu
tds.ern Pennsylvania. New Jersey and
Oe'a""te, co~uy .o-uAy, IUlUWeu W ran ,
wa4AisI tu-nHn. anu .o-.iior4Ow.
"estern ennoy.van.a. ci~L Luy, followed by
ram OF SHOW .o-uAy; wafnl-r rv-moirow,
c.ear.nX cU4uer.
".s.e4h N~w Aork, cloudy to-day, fol-
ioweu Wy snow Or ram Tonight and to-mor-
New-York tribune., 1919-12-06
Going g On To-day


DAY
American Museum Of Natural History
aUlillSSiOn Tree.
metropolitan Museum of Art; admission
treH
American Museum Of Safety; admission n
Van Cortlandt Park Museum; admission n
free
Geological Gardens: admission free.
The Aquarium. admission tree
Luncheon OF the League OF Free Nations
Society. 1870 Wesl 4-d Street, l2:45 .. m
Address by Peter j. Brady on Labor's
Attitude Toward Educulion" Park Ave
nue. Hotel. p.
Lecture by Gisela Nj. A Richter on Roman
Portraiture" Metropolitan Museum OF
Art. D. m.
Lecture by Henry w Taft on Aspects OF
noishev'sm and Americanism" Carnegie
Hail. Il a. III.
Bazaar of the Little Mothers Aid Asso-
eaton: grand ballroom. Waldorf AS
toria. p.
Meeting of the Maine Women, Myrtle
Room, Waldorf rf-Astoria, 2 p. m.
Reception and dance of the Athene Club
ROOF garden, Waldorf Astoria, p. IN. .-
Exhibit by the Baltimore School of Art
Needle"ork. banquet nall. Waldorf AS
tOria.
Meeting Of the Lyceum Society. state
usd,iI apairtment' Waldorf-A Astoria, 2 p. m
"AeetsHS oI tHe 81. EULaOeth College
Alumnae. assembly rooms. Waldorf AS
tor.a. p
Luncheon of the School Art League. ball
room. Hotel McAlpin. / D. m.
Convention OF the International Assoc,a tion
Hotel McAlpin. ali day - -
Meeting of the Woman's Law League
Rooms and b. Hotel McAlpin, ~ a. m
Meeting of the Greensboro League OF
Mothers. Hotel Pennsy lvania, p. m
Meeting of the Board Of Foreign Nils
sions, Hotel Pennsylvania, y. IN.
Convention Of the Like Insurance Presi-
dents Association Hotel Astor 10 a m
Luncheon of the Berkeley Literary Union
Hotel Astor. p
Dance and reception Of the Delta Kappa
Epsilon, Hotel Biltmore, p. IN.
Address by DR.. Joseph Kahn on National
ism AMI Internationalism' Stuyvesant
Neighborhood House. Stuyvesunt and
Ninth streets S:lo p. III.
Address by DR.. Samuel Buchler on Re
cipients OF Charity" Central institute.
125 East Eighty fifth Street
Meeting of the Alpha Sigma Club. Hotel
Astor. $50 p.
Dinner of the st. Nicholas Society. Hotel
fillmore
Lecture by II. J. Van der Bill on The
Thernionic Vacuum Tube and Its Appi-
cation to Intelligence Communication,
With Special Reference TO Wireless
Telephony" Brooklyn Institute of Arts
and Sciences. is y, m.
Dinner Of the Camp Fire Club Of America.
Pennsy yIvania Hotel p. III.
Dinner OF the Castle Pon, Cyclers. Hotel
Pennsy vania, y. m.
New-York tribune., 1919-12-06
STORAGE NOTICES
ARROW
Storage Warehouse Co.,
5l1 to 524 West lSlst st.

New York December 9Th. 1919.
TO MIR G. A. NATA NSON. MRS
MGRAW. MR. C. w HlGGrNs, Mr. g.
NJ LIVINGSTON. MRS. A. B. FINK. MR.
j. j. kORREi.L. MRS. H: CHANDLER,
MBs sIBs r CuRRy: MR np NJ DE LETM +. : y
MRS: 4. H GAS MRS B0oKER
AUSTIN. MIR. n. AARON. MRS. NJ. H.
FOSTER: You and each OF you are hereb
notified that the time for the payment Of
our lien upon the property hereinafter de-
scrbed ha wing expired. after due notice
thereof had been given you. we Will ca ise
snch property. to WIT: Household furnish
irgs, comprising beds bedding. chffoniers.
bureaus. chairs tees, tables Stands.
sewing machines. china and glass closets,
crockery glassware, kitchen utensils.
plated and silver ware. cutlery. portis res,
barrels of iron. curtains. draperies. car
pets rugs. books. bookcases. bric-a -brac.
pianos. pictures. trunks and contents,
linen, wearing apparel desks AMI Office
fui niture, PAL titions books tone machine
used for making covers of beer botties},
personal effects, merchandise. etc, as
issued TO you by this Warehouse, stored by
You or in your name Cor in which you may
have interest) in the Arrow Storage
Warehouse Co warehouses, to be sold at
public auction according to the statute In
such case made and provided at the wa. e.
house. 5i6-524 West 1s1st St. New York
City, on Monday. December End, 1913, at
100 a. M. and IL the sale thereof is not
competed said date the same VIII be
continued at the same place on each and
every Mondas thereafter, beginning at
1890 a. each day and cont.nuing
until all the goous sold.
ARROW STORAGE WAREHOUSE CO.
New-York tribune., 1919-12-06


HONG KONG. Nov 27--sailed: Str En
press Of Asia tBf). Vancouver
KINSALE. Dec <-Passed Str Cana
dian Miller tBr). Montreal for Liverpool
LIVERPOOL Dec 3--Arrived: Str Nj.
'ian (Br). Galveston Sailed Betsy Bell
..,oston Carman.a tBr). Halifax and Ma
YORK: Cedric tBr). New York. SacheT
tBr), Halifax
LONDON. Dec s-sa,led strs Britfs
Isles t6r). Sandy Hook: 4th. Kanawh
IBID Halifax.
MoNTEvIDEo. Dec 2-Arrived Str
Oltul tRus). Baltimore, vecht Dutch
Norfolk.
PERM. Nov so-saii~d SIR city 0
Bristo! tBr) tfrom Calcutta) New York
PERNAMBUCO. Dec s--ssiIed: Str Ia
pajoz CBra2) tfroIn Santos. etc). Ne1
York.
RosAs Nov es--sailed: Str suruga
Philadelphia.
ROTTERDAM. Dec - Arrived: 6.
Nietw Amsterdam fDutch). New York vi;
Plymouth and Bouicgne.
SANTOS. Dec 3--Atrfved- Str Cuthber
(Br). New York. Sailed: Browning fBr
ifrom Santos). New York
SOCTHEND. Dec Passed Str Wor
cester. Boston for London