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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1919-07-23
GEN. OBRECON
REFUSES PACT
WITHCONzALES

WASHINGTON. ID. c., July 23.-
General obregon has declined the in
vitation of Pablo Gonzales to sign
an agreement to not resort to a revo-
luton IN case of defeat at the com
ing Mexican presidential elections, ac-
cording to official advices received
here.
New-York tribune., 1919-02-17
Rockefeller Board Gives
5000, ,48O to Schools

summary of the gifts Of the Cen
cral Education Board to schools
throughout the country was issued
yesterday. II follows:
'The General Education Board,
founded by John d. Rockefeller to pro-
ISSUES to-day its annual report for the
fiscal year 1917-1S
'The report shows that the boards
resources now amount to S44,675,273.
Up TO June 30 1913. the board had
appropriated $23, ,597,l88. OF this sum
the board appropriated during the past
year $2,G86480.
"Of these appropriations $65O,OO
went to general university cndow-
ments, 1888, 900 to the endowment Of
medical schools, S318.885 to schools for
negroes, and $4,000 for educational
research and state educational sur
veys;
THE colleges assisted and the
amounts they received were as fol
lows:
Cocker College, Hartsville, s. e..
5000; College Of Idaho, Caldwell,
Idaho. $4,000; Howard College. Bjr'
yningham, Ala, 100000; Kalamazoo
College, Kalamazoo, Mich, s25. 900,
Meredith College Raleigh, N. C.. s7b.,
ooo; Middlcbury College Middlebury.
W, $1,000; Morningsidc College,
Sioux City, Iowa, $ib0,O00 Randolph,
Macon College, Ashland, Va, s35 900
"Ihc most important Investigation
financed by the board was the study
of The Gary schools, the results of
Whlch nrc in process Of publication In
New-York tribune., 1919-02-17
R"mania Treating Jews
Better Now, Says Sufrin

Although Rumanian politicians have
been making football of the Jewish
question, the status of Jews in that
country is changing for the better,
according to a statement made vester-
day by CORNER Asscmblyman Solomon
Sutr'n, as chairman of the Rumanian
committee of the American Jewish
Congress. Mr.. Sufrn expects to leave
Tor Paris shortly after the President
IN March, to watch the course of events
at the peace conference.
Jews in Amcrica,' he said. "must
assume an attitude of watchful waiting,
because Rumania's surprising changes
IN diplomatic tactics recently bv no
means indicate change of attitude
IcWard the Jewish question. do not
believe, however, that the Rumanisn
govcrnment has an Interior motive in
heral ding the emancipation of the Jews
Lurely for effect upon the peace con-
ference wa
Even if tho Rumanian government
were to change the present 'emanci
patton law or enact more liberal one
1T would be incumbent upon the peace
conference TO exact from Rumania
ample guarantees that the law shal| NOT
r'maln on paper only, but shall he
put into practical effect within a rca-
SOnablc time"
New-York tribune., 1919-02-17
SITUATIONS WANTED FEMALE

tRtNCH GONERNESS desires morning engagement
shopper. chaperon, teacher: exceptionally CONNIE
tent adaptable; highest recommendations Mrs
Mason'S Agency l3l West 42d St Bryant 5o3s
New-York tribune., 1919-02-17
Partisan Fight ON
Eiteracy Test Is
Seen in Legislature
Democrats Announce Plan
to Unanimously Oppose
Proposed Amendment to
Constitution of the State
Staff Correspondent,

Staff Cores pondencc
ALBANY, Feb. 16.-The first real
partisan fight of the session will be
precipated by the Introduction in the
Legislature this week of the proposed
llteracy test amendment to the State
constitution. The measure was prepared
by former Senator Elon r. Brown. and
was adopted by the previous Legisla-
ture. If 1t receives favorable consider
alton by the present body. as seems
likely, the people will determine next
election whether ability TO speak and
read English snail be required of those
who would vote after 1920.
The Democrats announce that thcv
Will fight the adoption of the pro
posed amendment, and it is not un-
likely that Governor Smith will he
drawn INTO the row. It's adoption by
the preceding Legislature was virtu-
ally the result of the Republican ma
Jorlty voting as unit
Proponents of the proposed literacv
test argue that the war mas shown the
need Of citizens being able to read
and write the national language be-
tore being permitted to exercise the
privilege of voting
On Tuesday the Senate will confirm
~ "ol' lndCIoll oi MISS Frances Per
kins. of New York, as member of the
State Industrial Commission. That
this would be done was announced ex
clusively in The Tribune fortnight
ago, when it was being published
generally that Miss Perkins would be
rejected because she was not a manu-
tacturer. Miss Perkins will succeed
Louis Fl. Wizard. pillow maker, Of
Batavia. The salary is $4,000 annual
~. The term is six years. Miss Per-
klns will have the distinction of be
ing the first woman to hold an i'm
portant high salared job in the state
government. She is the wife of Paul
Wilson. formerly executive secretary
to MayOr Mitchell
New-York tribune., 1919-02-17
Newark LauncI,ings Fail

NEWARK, n. j., Feb. 16.-Two of
three launchings attempted at the
Yards OF the Submarine Boat Corpora
ton this afternoon were unsucccssfuI
when the boats iammed into the mud
as they slid down the ways and into
Newark Bay, and they will have to re-
main there until the next high tide
There was a land wind blowing when
the ships were launched and this blew
the Passaic Bridge nd the National
Fridge into the shallow water and upon
the mud. The Masca was launched
without mishap.
New-York tribune., 1919-02-17
Lower Tunnel
Planned to End
III Congestion
Preston B. Lynn, Head of
Business League, Devises
Uptown Crossover Scheme
Nom Stop Supcr-Express
Proposal Called Feasible;
Will Be Placed Before
vi ayor and Governor

Preston p. Lynn. president of the
BUSINESS Mems League, has submit
ted to the executive committee of that
organization novel subway plan.
1T has been approved by the commit
tec' and Will now be laid before Mavor
hylan and Governor Smith.
Mr.. Preston is general manager Of
the Wanamaker Store. His plan n,o-
V1deS Tor boring an express utbc undcr
the existing suhways. The routc
would be from south of the Grand
central Terminal to a point north Of
mes Square, following the line of
the rl ora subway under Forty-second
street. There would be no stops be-
tween rourteenth Street and Sevcntv-
SECOND e9l1 street for "super" expresses.
says the report at rcestablishes The
ola and popular service between The
". est Side and the downtown East
Hlde business section. BY the elimina-
l'on OF stops 1t provides faster sorv-
zee and gives much needed relief to
the highly congested zone Of Forty
second Street. y
1"o-frac< Express
inc only way new through SER
wee can be operated is by the cstab-
nshment 3t two-track express routo
at lower level under the former OK
press ttacks. This proposed route
Should be constructed at a point be
low low fhe Grand Central Ttcrminal ON
out'h Avenue. 1t should turn into
foIfy-second Street. Just below all Ok
lstlng tracks. continuing throuob
rpftN-socond Street under tho pres
ent existing right of way and turning
unoef III, the present existing tracks af
lnneS Square, returning 70 the ex-
press tracks at point above Times
Square and running into tho cynrnss
station at Seventy Street on
the West Side. '''
Ihls plan does not REQUIRE tho mr.
chase ot any new right of way. Il con
grade, with the eXception of tho noin's
at which it leaves the East Sido o.,
west Side express track to reach
the lower level. 1t follows the nlan
adopted by the subway engineers ON
the present East Side-Lexington Ave.
nue. line Just north of the Grand Cen
tral Terminal, whore the ovnrers
tracks are run directly under the local
trains. -0N0'
Old Line to Remain
Stops at Grand Central and Times
square arc unnecessary PASSENGERS de-
New-York tribune., 1919-02-17
SURROGATES' NOTICES

Won SCHOEN1NG, MICHAEL e (ALSO
known as NJ. e. Schocning) In nursn
nnce t Of an order Of Honorable John p CO.
halan n Surrogate of the County of New
Sons having claims against MICHAEL T.
Non ScHOENl !also known as M. E.
York. deceased. to present the Same win
vouchers thereof TO the subscr ibcrs at their
place OF transactlng business. at the prin-
opal once OF Tho Farmers Loan ana
Trust Company, No. - William street., Bor-
@Sugh of Manhattan. In the city OF Now
ork. on or before the 18th day of June next
Dated, New York, tho 18th day OF No
vembcr. 1918.
JOHN T. ANDREWS.
TIE FARMERS' LOAN AND
TRUST COMPANY
Temporary Administrators,
NEE FLANCK & PRINCE, Attorneys for
John T.. Andrews. Temporary Admin
istrator lao Broadway. New York. N Y
GELLiIH. ROLSTON 4 HORAN. Attor-
. nsys ior Tno Farmers I.oaH and Trust
New-York tribune., 1919-02-17

SUPREME COURT. NEW YORK COUNTY.
~t.MlLY d. DAY, doing business az
bllNN EFT. DAY & COMPANY, Plaintiff,
against JOSE BAGET, JORNET. Defendant'
summons. No 3212-1al9
70 The ABOVE NAMED DEFENDANT.
YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED to an
swer the complaint Of this action. and to
serve sts, copy of your answer on the plain
tlffs attorney within twenty days after the
service service Of this summons. exclusive Of the
uay or service, md in case OF your failnre
10 appear or answer. judgment will be taken
against you by default for the relief de-
manded In the complaint.
Dated New York. January 2Sth. 1919.
CHARLES c. CORMAEy
Attorney for Plaintiff. Office and post
ONCE Address 90 West Broadway. Ror
ough of Manhattan, City of New York
TO TUE DEFENDANT JOSE BAGFrT
JORNFT: 'i@ 1 >
The foregoing summons IS served upon Won
by application, pursuant to an order Of Hon
NJ Warley flatzck, one OF the Justices Of
the 1n,o Supreme Court, dated February i4th.
l9l9, and filed with the complaint in his
action In the Office of the clerk nf fhs
County OF New York on the i4th dav of
CHARLES c. CORMAZY
Attorney for Plaintiff No. 90 West Broad
way Borough OF Manhattan, City OF New
York.
New-York tribune., 1919-02-17

string 70 20 to either Times Square or
Grand Central would find it far moro
conveniont to take trains going to the
present Times Square or Grand Cen
tral stations.
THE cest of establishing such p ser
vice for two important sections of New
York City would be less than that
spent for any of the original subway
lines. No surface travel would be dis
turbed by construction work. Street
IaNements would not be interfered
with.
That this form Of construction is
feasible is conceded and illustrated bv
the engineers, who point to the CON
struction of the Catskil water supnlv
mains at greater depths beneath the
{ treets OF the city than would be re-
CURED FOR this new subway route. II
is generally known that the big aoue-
Duct mains were constructed without
disturbance Of surface conditions"
New-York tribune., 1919-02-17
SITUATIONS WANTED MAZE

SECHETARY. Young man. chief yeoman 10 com
manding officer desires position as private secre-
tary; I'VE years experience. furnish suitable
references. v a. Shea IS Grove ST. Montclair. NJ
YOUNG MAN, typis. knowledge of bookkeeping
references. Lewis Whites 80 Greene ave Bkiyn
New-York tribune., 1919-02-17

SUPREME COURT, NEW YORK COUNTY
EMIL l.Y ID. DAY, doing business as
BENNETT, DAY & COMPANY, Plaintiff
against JOSE BAGE.T, JORNET. Defendant
summons. No. %771-l919
70 O TIE ABOVE NAMED DEFENDANT: ::
YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED to an
swer the complaint in this action. and to
serve a copy OF your answer on the plain
ur attorney within twenty days after tho
service of this summons. exclusive of the
uay or service and in of your failure
TO appear or answer Judgment Will be taken
against you by default for the relief de-
manded in the complaint.
Dated New York. February 4th. 1919
CHARLES c. GERMANY
Attorney for Plaintiff ONCE and Post
once Address 80 West Broadway Ror-
ough OF Manhattan. City OF New York
10 THE DEFENDANT JOSE BAGET
jORNET:
The foregoing summons is served upon YOU
hy publication. pursuant to an order of Hon
NJ Warley Platzek. one of the Justices of
the supreme Court, dated February 14th
1919. and filed with the complaint in this
action in the office OF the Clerk OF the
County of New York on tho l4th day of
February. 1919
CHARLES C. CORMANY.
Attorney for Plaintiff No. 90 West Broad
way Borough of Manhattan. City OF New
York
New-York tribune., 1919-02-17
Navy Wants Telegraph Men

Young men who arc familiar with
the Morse telegraph code and have
some grounding in radio telegraphy
are being urged to join the navy. Re
cruiting officials here issued state
ment yesterday saying that to such
men the navy offers six months
course of radio instruction. Appli-
cants must have fair grounding in
arithmetic and be between the ages
of eighteen and twenty ?fivc. The
school is at Cambridge, Mass.
New-York tribune., 1919-02-17

hoy about II. errRnds. wholesale house: good
chance for Advancement. Ficry. 81 East l1th 81
New-York tribune., 1919-02-17

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER or r,oro~
abie John r. Cohalan. a Surrogate OF fhn
county or New York. notice is hereby given 70
All persons having claims against WiiIlnm ~ ~
A. Lee. late OF tho County OF New York do.
.sascu. ,. 10 present tho same with vouchers
transac.ing business. at tho office OF PhIlip E
Connell, their attorney. No 46 Pine 81 ros, ~
thorough or Manhattan. in tho CITY of Na,
York, on or before tho 18th day OF Junn ,eis
Dated New York. tho End day of December
SAMUEL RIKER. JR.
RICHARD CURZON HOFFMAN. JR..
pt,tr.1p IN ~o,,,,u Executors
New-York tribune., 1919-02-17
Ne,o York City and Vicinity
Killed in Action

Killed in Action
h,,hENZiE. John j.. lieut. Jersey CITY.
Died of Wounds
>'CHRlSTENSEN. Marinus. Perth Amboy,
SMITH, James E.. S9s St. Marks Avenue,
Died of Disease
cLLARhE. Charles s. lieut., Aorchmont
HAYES. Robert j.. al Forty-nnth Street
Brooklyn
VANSCHACk. j. b. Huntington. N. Y
Missing in Action
REED, Richard. 429 Seventh Avenue,
THoRsoN, Ralph. 2i5 Fifty-sccond Street,
BROOKLYN
Wounded Slightly
IUTH. HiAiam j.. capt, 1908 Ditmas
A"enuc Brooklyn.
GRAY. William. lieut.. Elizabeth ~ T.
ROE William B. 81 Hawthorne Street
Brooklyn
.ARlENTA. Steven. Paterson. N. J.
AMANN. Walter c.. jersey City N. J.
BABCOCk. Charles H., sgt, 2202 Fulton
Street. Brooklyn.
BERGMAN. Edward L.. corp. weehaw-
CAULEY. Thomas. ia West Thirtieth
Street. New York City.
CIMILLUCA. Michael, 251s Amsterdam
Ayenqe. New York City,
CORDES. Henry A., Hoboken. N. J.
COOPER. Peter B., Railway. N. J.
CLEARY, Joseph, 211 Prospect Place.
EDMoNDsoN, Frank A., Jersey City,
EUPHRAT. Louis. 25 West Eighty-fourth
Street. New York City.
EDMUNDs. Robert g.. 426 West Fifty
fITzGERALD. Thomas F.. sgt, 1S4 But
lyn
FRIEDMAN. Abraham. 3s3 Roebling
Street. Brooklyn.
FITZGERALD. Edward P. 537 West 125th
Street. New York City.
FULLEN. Raymond ". Bayonne. N. J.
GORDON. James D.. corp. Plainfeld. N. J.
GORMLEY: James. 2l50 Arthur Avenue,
GUTHRIE. Alfred R.. $50 East Fiftes 9TH
Street, Brooklyn.
HENNEsSY. Joseph w. sgt. 1898 Second
Avenue. New York City.
HARTMANN. John H, Jersey City, N. J.
HAYES, Frank B.. Jersey City. N. J.
JONES, John s, 307 Hicks Street. Brook
lyn.
KENNEDY. Victor J.. 5o1s Seventh Ave
KUPFERsMrrH. Meyer, 1913 South Third
Street, Brooklyn.
KANDEL. Charles T., 81 Seventh Street,
New York City
LEVINE, lsidore. Paterson. N. J.
LEVINSON. Hyman, 13 Varet Street,
Brooklyn.
LAQUE, William j.. A johnson Street,
Brooklyn.
LEVINE. Alex. s33 East Forty-ninth
Street, New York City.
LYCzKOWSKI. Walenti IS Clay Street.
Brooklyn.
LUBELsKy. Harry L.. 81 Floyd Street,
Brooklyn.
fourth Street, New York City.
LITTERER, William j.. Elizabeth. N. j.
M'ALLEN, John P, 4lS Fourth Street.
Brooklyn.
nue. New York City.
NIEBER, Walter H.. Martense Court,
Brooklyn.
OBERMEYER. John F.. 54 Bremen Street,
Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1919-02-17

DEL OWERY. John, Camden (W,.
ELDER, Ralph B.. corp, Camden CW).
LOSEf Russell D.. Saltwater Cd D..
LEVENSON. Harry M, Trenton (W).
MINkOFF, Abraham, Atlantic City (W).
NEWELL, James A. Trenton (Wl. '|'
SINK, John, Colingswood (W).
NORTH CAROLINA:
EOtTON, Wright. Pollocksville % D..
SPANGLER, Joe L., Shelby Cd d..
NORTH DAKOTA:
tLLINGSON. Carl W. Reynolds Cd D).
NEW MEXICO:
WALL1NG. Joseph NJ. Gallup 90 W..
OHIO:
WATTERsoN. orplue r., lieut., Cleveland
BARTLETT. Earl l., corp. Bedford Cd Al.
CONE, Paul D.. Maurnee % d.. ''
JOHNSON. John j.. Portsmouth ID d..
kOWALSKI Benz. j.. Cleveland (K).
RAIDER, Raymond R.. Lancaster ID d.
ZAROCOSTAS. Dimos G.. Akron Cd W..
OKLAHOMA:
QUINN. John NJ. Cleveland Cd D..
PENNSYLVANIA:
BENNETT, B: E., Jackson Summit Cd d.
SREpE; SRa es,ToHL; G; w. Wilkinsbure % u W.
KREBS. c. f.. Harrisburg Cd w.
LINGAL, VIM. E., Greensburg Cd d..
WCRORY, Samuel, Philadelphia % D..
WEBSTER, Glenn d.. Wellsboro Cd D..
RHODE ISLAND:
CRONK. Charles ", Providence (K).
SOUTH CAROLINA:
TEMPLES, A, CORP. Batesburg Cd w.
TEXAS:
GARDNER, @. c.. corp, Osceoa Cd d..
TENNESSEE:
WILKES. John M, Whitevlle Cd Al.
UTAH:
JOHNSON, A. E. Provo City ID d..
VIRGINIA:
JOHNSON. Clarence Roseland ID D..
JONES, Charles, Blackstone Cd d..
TICKLE, j. NJ. Bland County Cd D..
WRIGHT Alex, corp. Norfolk % AZ.
WISCONSIN:
BILLONIO, Cesare, Kenosha % d..
GRUND. Hugo w. Milwaukee Cd d..
WHITNEY, Elmer G.. Waupaca ID D..
WOOLF. j. G.. Stou2hton Cd D..
WEST VIRGINIA:
O'BRiEN. ". H.. lieut.. Montgomery (K).
WILEY, Philip c., corp, Mcdowell Coun-
ty Cd Al.
WASHINGTON:
HAMILTON, Walker T., Seattle (K).
FOREIGN COUNTRIES
BELGIUM:
KROLL. Claire. Brussels % D..
ITALY:
BOLEA. Raffale. Sonno (K).
NIAGARA, Giuseppe, Province of Di
Ceserto Cd D.
New-York tribune., 1919-02-17

SALESMAN wanted TO sell trucks on commission
great chance for good man Grant Auto Sales
Co. 1850 Bedford ave. Brooklyn ''S'
New-York tribune., 1919-02-17

SCHROEDER. JOHN BIN PURs1r-
~. ance OF an order Of Honorable John joins p p
New York. NOTICE Is hereby g,,on OF
persons having claims against John az
SSchroeder late of the County Of Ne1
vouchers thereof to the subscrir,er WIN
place OF transacting business the once or
ner attorney. Gustav LanYe Jr No oS7
broadway, Manhattan. In the CITY OF NJ
York. on or before the 27th day Of May
Dated. New York. tho 18th day or M.
vember. 1918. ' VI mo-
,, ANNA SCHROEDER. Executr,x
GUSTAV LANCE. Jr., Attorney for Er.
"eutriX. 261 Broadway. Manhattan.
New-York tribune., 1919-02-17

o'DEA. Edward. 195a Park Avenue. New
York City.
PICKARD. Charles L.. sgt. 29l Sixth
Street. brooklyn.
PERRY. Robert, 355 Linden Street, Brook
lyn.
PoHL. Ronald X, ! Tcferts Place
Brooklyn.
pERINO. Charles. 663 East 1SSth Street
New York CITY.
PICHINI. Charles. 247 Mulberry Street.
PIcKEL. Allen J.. 152 West Nincty-ninth
Street, New York City.
Wounded Slightly
ROYCE. Martin j., 41l9 White Plains
RESNlcK. MaS. $s3 Vernon Avenue.
Brooklyn.
STEIN. Harry 53s South Nineteenth
Street. New York City.
sTRIANO. James. COZ Sackctt Street,
Brooklyn
vUILo. Joseph. 81 Oliver Street. New
York City.
Avenue, New York City.
New-York tribune., 1919-02-17
Casualty List

WASHINGTON Feb 16Th casualty list public the War
o
OF these killed
fftyfour died of
missing
New-York tribune., 1919-02-17

P) prisoner.
ARKANSAS:
EVANS, Bert. Fort Smith % d..
JONES. Henry H.. Mariana Cd d..
CONNECTICUT:
BATTISTONI. Guido. Bridgeport (W).
BENNETT, w. S., Hartford (W).
BROWNE Jay A, Middlefeld lW).
BROWNE. John F.. Norwich (W).
CUNNEEN, George E. Meriden (W).
DIAMARA, Salvatore Ansona (W}
GODDARD, Myrton A, corp, Barkham-
etcd tW).
KEEFE, William H, Ansonia (w).
MINOR. James R.. New Haven (W).
PIXLEY. Dewey L.. Hartford lW).
WEIGH. R. M. New Haven (W).
CALIFORNIA:
SILVER. Hiram j.. col. Burinoame ~ d..
BRISTOW, A. c.. Vacaville % D..
ENOS, Abelio, Oakland Cd w.
MONET. J. B., San Francisco Cd D).
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA:
CALBERT. Howard, Washington Cd D..
GREEN, John D.. Washington (K).
LEMON. Willard R.. Ackworth Cd d..
ROBINSON. James A.. Bowden % W..
ILLINOIS:
cAvAsINO. Oliver. Granite City ID A..
HANSON, Oscar. Chicago ID d..
-OKEEFE, Thomas j., Chicago Cd AZ.
IOWA:
COOK. Albert E., Cambridge Cd d..
LIVESAY. A B.. Williamsburg % D..
KENTUCKY:
MOSS. Frank NJ, Freedona % D..
KANSAS:
BOOTH. Earl E.. Wichita % d.,
CULP. Herbert R.. Fort Scott Cd Az
SANDHAGEN. George W, Haven % d..
LOUISIANA:
KING, Morris. Alexandria Cd AZ.
SQUARE. James, Keithville I'd d..
MISSOURI:
BUSHNELL. MEL Clarence W.. CORP. Brook.
La FLEUR. Ebert A.. sainte Genev,eve
REsITHAL. Henry c.. corp. St. Louis
WILKES. Richard B., corp. Lupus ID D.
MICHIGAN: ~
Ft,h.AANKddEY; .ANIdE Gaetaeno. Detroit Cd w.
kAPPERTs Harry. Detroit % A..
tn ~ pEk"ooD, Willard B.. sgt, Detroit
MISSISSIPPI:
GiLLEY. Arthur. corp. Boonvillc ID d..
Will lNGIoN, G. H., Myrtle ID D..
MINNESOTA:
Johnson. ,S,d George G. Russell ID d..
MFCAffRE4. John F.. Verdi % d..
MASSACHUSETTS:
BEiCKLEY, Albert j. Charlestown I'd d.
MONTANA: D''
NEW YORK:
B0oTH. 30 Elton s.. lieut., southo,d (w).
lw, lwT,1S'HHSi1A Earle b.. lieut.. Albany
BERNARD. John g.. corp. Batavia wv,
66ooht11D0RFF; - Carl. Parish (W).
re TX William ", Watcrvliet (W).
,uG ~ ANACIH William T.. sgt. Rochester
CALLAHAN. Charles A.. Rochester (w).
cOONEY. William F.. Cornwall-on- Hud.
cAEylN, f,,t; II Eyert F.. Amsterdam (wl.
COHEN Fred. Buffalo CW).
DEHOLA. Frank. Endicott (W)
DRISCOII.. M ] HuN.l<, w,
Dhg o. r. L.. corp. Constable (W).
FARO. John. Rochester fWj.
tAkEY. William j.. Buffalo OW).
siviAIDoWSKY. r.. Schenectady (W).
GIBBS; II. r. corp. Hampton (W).
nAHLEY, John j Lyons Falls (WJ.
~ AWKkk. Edward L.. Dunkrk (W).
HATHAWAY. Stanley L., CuyIer W..
HAkkiS, Sam. Buffalo fWj
HAYES. Frank H.. Gates (W).
EE0J,9 xES,i.3c M,ehasl r.. sgt: suhern W..
EkIECkH. Fred j.. Paviiid, (W),
IeEE, j. v. corp. Baliston Spa fW).
ezztown fW) "'' N''p
LEDranoUsg. Jesse G.. swornvilIe wv.
M'DONALD. Edward r.. Comstoct I'd D,.
MNAbARA. John r.. Williamstown (W,
MILLEk, JASON r.. Great Valley (W,.
pEIkIE, Herman, CORP Copenhagen W..
rpEnWtssKi, gps,l,,.,n II; j.. sgt. syracuse (w).
sihAcUss. cologero. Eochest~r W.
sQDfkES. Lee, Hunter ~ d.
NIhhKOWgKI, W.. Sehenectady (W).
ggTM0IT; gfsvn,f; William 'sIs n Auburn lw).
AMIKEk. Vim. j.. sgt, Buffalo w,
wHIpPLK. Leroy NJ. Kavena 10 4,
WHITE, John H., Warsaw (Wj.
NEW Jersey
New-York tribune., 1919-02-17

BURNETT. HENRY LIN PURSUANCE
of an order Of Honorable John p. Co
York, NOTICE is hereby given to ali ny
sons having claims against Henry l. Rur.
nett. late Of the County OF New York de-
thereof to the subscriber. at her placa oe
transacting business, Room 219. No. 81
Wall Street. Borough OF Manhattan, in thu
city OF New York. on or before the 27th
day of May next. 'N
Dated. New York. the 18th day Of Mo-
vember. 1918. ~
AGNES s. T. BURNETT
Administrators G. I
JONES G. CARLETON, Attorneys for
New York ~'
New-York tribune., 1919-02-17

IN PURSUANCE OF AN onnrv C1,
Honorable Jonn =. Cohalan. a Snrrocata
OF 'he County OF New York, NOTICE IL
hereby given to all persons having clai,ns
against Frederick Mead late OF the Cnnnt,,
Of New YORK, deceased. to present the s,,ns
with vouchers thereof to the slIbscribnrs
at ihnlr place OF transactlng business ~
ilie Office Of Simpson. Thacher &, Bartle,,
their attorneys. a. No. c2 Cedar Street. in
,hc borough or Manhattan, in the City of
fore the 2lsf day Of July next VI oe-
Dated New York. the 18th day OF Inn
uary 1919, W jail
THOMAS THATCHER
PHILIP G. BARTLET,r
cr..pcc~- ,r,,.e,, Executors
Attorneys for Executors, G2 Cednr ~
New York CITY. "l''
New-York tribune., 1919-02-17

IN URsUANCE OF AN ORDER OF
Honorable John p Cohalan, a Surrogate
Of the County Of New York. NOTICE is
hereby given to all persons having claims
against Estelle r. Payne, late of the
County Of New York, deceased. to present
the same with vouchers thereof to the
subscriber, at his place OF transacting busl-
or Manhattan, In the City Of New York. on
or befoFe the lst day of August next.
uary, 1919. '
GEORGE C. TRANCISCUs.
,r1,o..r Adm inistrator
THOMPSON & FULLER Attorness ror
Administrator 1G5 Broadway. Nav
York ->eH
New-York tribune., 1919-02-17

fRENclt FRANCES AIN PJTRsr1ANCm
OF an order OF Honorable John p o.
Hnian' Han,' a SSrirrrogntc OF tho County OF New
orh' ,NoIlCE IL hereby given to all psr
trench' late OF tho County OF Now York
d'ccnAcd, 10 present the same with vouch. .
OF transactins business, Office OF Uarrv n
itnrper, Attorney for Administratr!x. No
~ Mnrk,t street. In the city OF Pourh
March ncxt ~' VI
Dated Pouehlscepsc, New York. tho 18th
duy of September, 1918 WIZ A"'"