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FOREIGN PORTS

YOKOHAMA NJ, NJ 49,.
Alabama San rranc.sco for sbansb. Motor ship
car io hll5R lsNN P R5i, steamers
MoNrESvilDiESo''" Dec. 27.-Arri7oo uo,ou ..,u
rokyard (NorJ, Norfolk arrived Motor ship
ooskl Montreal VIA sy AT1yeo Steamer Lake Win
80, Y>A AnL pc. q Arrivcd Steamer War Mas
Baaore ssie p Dryiosy
YORK 0'"' '''''' ''esA No" york; si0"nS New
sesmer Bone tB Ss1 Rsi Dec 9sArrivcd
GLASGOW. Dee. 2sNArr,ed, s,..r,r c,s..
gen ttri, Port Arthur via Norfolk ''"'''' ''oef
San Diego; schooner Horace Y Rarter ivq a%sn
Hsrbor. 'N'''' "a"ana
,MAGASAkI Dec 3O.-Anivrd: Steamer Kavi
6, PORTSMOUTH, Dec 8l~Arr Gi'"'"a United
ship Stburra (Br) san Francisco a''e'' Motor
ma rkRN ,s,dbi Dec 27-saied Steamer Kari
MARSiILl.DS. Dec 27.-Saied Steamer .mlia
''iGS IgRaIfrrANH New YORK a o.
'rgh'on % ,R t.: Halifax.
c,a ma ,, hQGnE-L L. Dec Sailed Steamer
S,r 'S WItJT ar1s nnemDSon Roads
'' ST M N1zt,Tr OBJ hrest for Now York
Tasfa i1ifsa sts Ds'' 4V-S''''d Steamer M'da-
Downstairs ~ R.i,,n a"Isailed Steamer Lord
Norfals ih Wss, DEC Sailed: Steamers Procyon
a. GHShI H(s,oa Doc. So-sAiled Steamer vedc
WELIINCroN. Doc 27-Arr,vsd p..s
~ 81 81, frailcisr" an
s,,ada So DEC 1s-Arrived Brig Gunl-
Rusa1 A., span n. New York.
ro %sp or. ~. Ney s- So,k ,
p.,sams n' > i,eV' a.-AfrlVed' Schooner Lizzie NJ
'd IGd.Io,: Hew York
,FrI New vow ''"i'en hark Montmorency
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MEETINGS
NOTICE
"- 800


rneeting of the Board OF Directors OF thu
DAIRYMEN'S MANUFACTURING COM
pANY, called required by law ami
regularly held on the 10th day OF Deem
Der 1918. a resolution adopted by the
entire Board that In their opinion Il WAS
advisable tn dissolve said Dairymcn
Manufacturing Company. and thereVpon sain
Board of Directors called n special meeting
of the Stockholders to be held at Room ss
No. Harrson Street. in tho CITY OF New
York and State OF New York (being the
same place where the last Annual meet
ing of the Stockholders OF said Dairymen $
Manufacturing Company was heidl on the
gend day Of January. 1919. at the hour o.
eleven O'Clock A Nj for the purposr 81
voting upon the proposition that said Cor
poration be forthwith dissolved.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN. Thst pGf
suant 10 such call special meeting OF the
Stockholders OF said DA1RYMEN'S MANU-
FEATURING COMPANY Will bo held a.
Room 2S. No Harrison Street. in the city
OF New York and State OF New York. on
the 2snd day OF January. 1912 at the hour
of eleven o'clock A. NJ. FOR the purposs
aforesaid
{. c. COMMONS. Secretary.
DAlRyMEN's MANUFACTURING COM
PANY,
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SUMMONS

SUPREME COURT. NEW YORK COUNTY
Katie Raia. Plaintiff, against Frank
Raia. ACCOMPLISHMENTS for
Absolute Divorce.
TO the above named defendant:
You hereby summoned to answer the
complaint in this action. and TO servo q copy
OF Your answer the plaintiffs ATTORNEY
within twenty days after the service Of this
summons. exclusive OF the day OF service ,
and in of your failure TO appear. O.
answer. judgment by default will be taken
against you for the relief demanded IN the
complaint.
Dated. November sth. 1913
o II. DROEGF.
Plaintiffs Attorney: Office and Postcfac-
Address No Al West 42nd Street. Dor
ough OF Manhattan. New York Git
y. y.
To Frank Raia.
The foregoing summons IS served upoa
you by publication. pursuant 70 an order or
Mr. Justice Philbin, S Justice OF the su-
preme Court. dated the 9Th day OF December
1918 and filed with the complaint In the
Office OF the Clerk Of the County OF Ms"
York. -
ptatnttr.s Attorney, No ~ West <1nd
Street. New York City. " Y
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OUTGOING STEAMERS
TRANSPACIFTC MAILS

rhs connecting mails close at the General Pos,
Office and tho City Hall rostoffice Station. New
York. as follows
Philippine Islands via Seattle, close al 5.3n ~
-, Jan 4, for dispatch per IS suwa Mani - III
fin Islands New Zealand and Arstrals. via Van
G Io and Victoria B G close at $50 D no
Japan Cofea. China, Slam. Cochin China. Strait,
Settiemsns and Netherlands, East Indies. Gloss
az a;S0 p m. daily. This mail is forwardn1 r.
she Pacific Coast daily for dispatch TO dcstina
> tin by The best opportunitx
hawaii and Guam. C.ose at $50 n m dali
ms mail is Forwarded to the Pacific coast daiI
10, oispatch to destination by the best opportu
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MILLER, Edwin W., Rockville Centre,
PURTELI Michael sgt. 1445 Lexington
Avenue, New York City
Wounded Severely
sUrTzEIT. Arthur p, lieut., i25 Clark
son Street. Brooklyn.
BERGER, Walter H. ll9 briggs Avenue,
Brooklyn.
BROWN, Herbert L.. 1873 Fourth Avenue,
Brooklyn.
BEEBE James w, Upper Montclair. N. j.
CAHILL, John L.. 1853 Cleveland Street,
Brooklyn.
DAMlANo. Michael Westminster. Ny
JASPER; James, South Amboy, n; j.
r., LAWR 8,., william r.. Az West
LEHNERT, Dietrich r.. sgt, 1857 East
Eighteenth Street. Brooklyn.
MCGEE, John r.. 29a7 Fulton Street,
Brooklyn.
MELE. Michael, Corona, N. Y
SCHNEIDER, James A.. corp. 224 East
Eighty-ffth Street. New York City.
SCHLENC, Nicholas Huntington. n. Y.
STAFFORD. Walter ~, Corona. N. Y.
STEWART. Howard, "a West hath Street,
New York City.
STRONG Clarence. Babylon, N Y.
VAN DE WATER. Eugene s, Lynbrock,
New York.
WOLF Avon o., sgt. Newark, N. j.
AMlLITERNO. Encolina. Jamaica, N. y.
BELTH, Irving, M Van Buren Street,
BARICK. stanislaw Bayonne, N. J.
BECKER. Louis. 6o4 West 127th Street,
New York City.
CoNTE. Thomas v. corp. 1854 Gates
FROMMELT. Frank j.. West Haverstraw.
N Y
MELILLO, Thomas, corp. Orange, N. j.
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5000 Reach Newport News

NEWPORT NEWS. Va. Jan. 1.-The
transport Princess Matoika, bringing
home 5000 troops and Major General
Charles. Manoher, recently appointed
chief OF the air service, arrived here
today; Units aboard the ship arc
the "a and 3D. nattalions, 37th Coast
Artillery Regiment; casual companies
Nos. lob, 100 and ito; 14lst machine
gun battalion; seth Division Cadre;
Headquarters Brigade Coast ARTILLERY.
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DEATHS

ROSENBERG-Lou on December a, l.
loved father of Jacob Ely and Mrs AZ os
r. Morris. Funeral Thursday. Janu.r., "s =
1sls. at O'Clock. from residence. $500
broadway lnterment Machpeish CO..
terry. California. Butte and CHICAGO n.,,ns-
please copy. Omit flowers "''e''
RuSSELL-On December 80. 1919 u.~..-.
L. beloved wife of James c. Russell srS
daughter of the late Richard Va-isn ~
neral service at her late residence. IG-
p. m. :,
Sal SAT; lIEhLEE[E Edward Lansing. A memo.
rial service for Captain Satterlea -, no
the late Edward Rathbone Satterl,s .,
johanna Reese Sattsrlee who died !, ~
serVies OF his country in France. ne-er,k,.r
= VII be held at Calvary Church an b'. ~
and list st. on Thursday. Jsnusrv
O'Clock p. m. Invitation TO attend
tended TO his family and friends .ns
nemoers OF the Society of Beaus a..
Architects of the Psi Epsilon Fras.. msss
ana 10 Veterans of the 7th Regiment
sCHMIEDER-On Monday. Decemhs~ :.
ISiS; at II 10 p M, Aimee, beloved s;.,..,
OF Hcnry' John c. and Robert l. crhri.
der. Funeral services at her late y,s;Snne
Jane St, Englewood N. j.. Thursdsv
January >. 1919, at II 80 a. m. RurGs,
private " ''' p"rsi
STERN Morris. on Monday. December 40 =.
ms ieSioenee IS Central Park West, hs-
ioNeu huspand OF Leonora w fa+her -
Stanley and Edward Stern Funeral AZ >ou
Venience of family. - s''''-
oW AN-Suddenly. Of pneumonia. or Mona,,
december 80. 1918, Margaret Cunninyhsy.
Swan, daughter of the late Janes II So, -
Mar.a rogers Cunningham and wife Of
henTy Iiiden Swan. Funeral from ,sts
residence: 81 Tennis Place. Forest v;i,.
-. l., Thursday, 10 80 a. m. Interr,sr..
Holy Cross Cemetery N'"'eu'
AosStG- December 81, at Yonkers N
AdeIe. widow of DR.. william Tanssts -
st. Louis. Mo. ~"1sSis' OF
WEBB-On Tuesday evening. psc.nh.z q,
Alexander Stewart, Sged 9 month. an y
vanderbilt and Aiieen Osborn Wehh e.
neral private 'e"'' ru"
WOOD Jane. widow of tn. late rr.d -
Hood- Funeral services at her Ia.. 80
0ehce Al Delaware av Bloomf.,d ~
thursday. January .. 1913 a m Yr+.'
'"ent Maple Grove, Long Island.
WlLC0X-At her home. 20 Fifth A~.,-.
.ne tnirty-frst of December. of nnsur,ors. On
IN 'he hfty-third year OF her ave Eis.r~.,
ratricia Sanchez Wilcox. wife ~ Wr
Marion Wilcox. Funeral private. MY
wILLARD-on January / 1919 rxx
Willard, beloved husband of Msrv Prn~sS
wizard. Funeral service will he hsis -
ms home. 210 Maple ct. BROOKLYN. IN %
aay. January 8. 1919. at 1880 .. M ~
terment at Dansvllle. N Y. Az
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IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
orabe John p. Cohalan, n Surrogate ~
the County of New York, NOTICE is here.
by given to all persons having claims
County OF New York, deceased. to present
the same with vouchers thereof to the sub
sc riber. Its place OF transacting businr.,
No. 55 Cedar Street, in the City Of New
York. on or before the 22nd day OF March
next
Dated, New York. the 18th day of Sop
tember. 1918
UNITED STATES MORTGAGE AND
TRUST COMPANY, Executor.
PATTERSON, EAGLE. GREENOUGH s.
DAY. Attorneys for Executor. 1so
Eroadway. Mar haitian. New York CITY
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Casualty List

WASHINGTON 1.-The casualty lists made public by the War
Department enlisted
Of these killed action 101 died of accident
severely,
undeemned) slightly
missing in action
The full list YorkC City, New
New Jersey the other follows
Ne,c York City and Vicinity
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RACINOWSK1 Stanley, Buffalo (MD.
SCHN EGGENBURGER Alfred j.. Buff
falo (M).
WARREN, James p. Dunkirk tM.
WITT, Frederick. lrvington (M).
OHIO:
FRITZ. Louis H corp. Berea Cd w
PENNSYLVANIA:
ELLIOTT. Barton, Pittsburgh Cd W.
VIRGINIA:
STRICKLAND, Chas. A. corp. Witt
% W..
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AMERICAN PORTS

PHILADELPHIA. Jan. Arrived. Steamers
SerVan Prince (Br). Fowcy: Kiobenhavn DAM
''ora'ar' Nucula 'Br). London. Trcvose CBr)
auxiliary schooner June. Nicaragua
DELAWARE BREAKWATER. Ian. l-pa.sst
Tp, no oIr 81 Steamer Penbrandt OBJ
PHI sd uht zee ~ Steamers Ansado | (Ital)
s"r lot, wa; lntetian oHr). Philadelphia for IawS
% ssln iVouen Jan l. Lake Coplcy philadelphia fn
~, BALTIMORE Jan ARRIVED: Steamer ,fissou,-
nnf London barr Sirdal (Nor) Rio dc Janeiro
u u".ur scnoper Sherewog Port Arthur Said
nteamers Lake buckeye. Boston Westpoi1 Enropa
'1s"H2K ~, reltol; 1sonomo Copumbo
al r. HENRY. Va, Jan Passed in for Ralti
more more December 81 Steamers Lake Butler Rosdo,
J az, !, nonouu Newport News Passed out from
Lake Licking Boston w. "'"c' iaHplcu
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More "Y' Huts for Paris

PARIS, Dec. 81.--The City Council
has authorized the American Red Cross
and the American Y. M. G.. A. to build
wooden huts in the Champs de Mars
for tho accommodation of American
soldiers on leave.
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TO MRS. e. II JULIEN. ESTATE or
Martha p. Sturges Miss A Groesbeeck
Charles E. Cook: Estate OF Mrs De VIII 9
Ward or Adelaide K. Ward Sellick or Al.
laide X Ward Gibbons, Clifford Wake.
Mrs. b Howard. G. H Barrett Mrs Flor
ence Jacobs. Esther NJ Wilson Julian p
SAKE, Mrs. William BleisdeU. Miss u NJ
Grossman. Mrs. Mary A Knapp, Mrs. Mary
T.. Davis or David P. Atchson. George "
Lynch or Eda Lyle. H D. Byrnes Earring
ION Realty Corporation. Mrs NJ. 3 White
Mrs. G. l.. Pegram. Mrs. William Mack Mas
Constance Melvin Mrs Marie H Ranr
Mrs. Florence T. Wieland. Mrs A. Pachecn
or Mrs Josefa Cshral de Pscheco. Mrs
Curry. II. L. Sterrett, Mrs. Mary Moran
Mrs. II. Appellman J. F. Dwyer and Mrr
Lillian George: You and aach of you are
hereby notified that the time for the pay
ment OF our lien upon the property tsreir-
after described having expired. after due
notice thereof had been given you. we viii
cause such property. TO wit. Household
Goods. Personal Effects and Merchandise
stored in the Columbia Storage Warehouses
by you or in your name 1or in which yoa
may have an interest). 10 he cold at pubds
auction. according the statute In sucA
case made and provided. ct Nos so ard 81
West 9th ST. on SATURDAY, JAM
AIRY 18TH. 1919. AT 1890 A. NJ, and
II the sale thereof is not completed on sad
date the same will be continued at the same
place each and every Saturday there
after beginning al 10 80 A. NJ, until tn.
sale Is completed.
COLUMBIA STORAGE WAREHOUSES.
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RYAN. John J., Victory Mills (W).
SCHMIDT. George j., Buffalo CW).
SHAWN, John f., Cohoes (W).
STERLING. Burial S. Canandaigua (W).
STEVENS, Glenn D., Minctto (WD.
SrEyENS, VIM T.. Palisade Park (")
wHlTEWELL, Wilfred j., Syracuse
Cd D..
ZIEIINskI. Thaddeus. East Eden (W).
XYGMONTOVTTCH, Alex. Mcchanicsville
NEW JERSEY:
HARRISON. Irving, Pcnns Grove Cd D..
PEDEE. Clarence corp. Hazlet (W).
VARAN Al, joseph M Woodbridge (W).
NORTH CAROLINA:
PARKER, Walter Rocky Point % D..
SHORT. Jlrney L., Fremont Cd W.
OKLAHOMA:
AARON. Moses. Fort Tawser Cd d..
GUTFEY. John D.. Lutte % D..
MOTION. George w. corp, Tulsa ID d..
OREGON:
HAhER Thomas c.. Pilot Rock % Wy.
GRECOi, Robert. Portland ID w.
WELLER, Harry j., Baker Cd w.
NOST, Francis NJ, corp, Cushman ID W..
OHIO:
ARPS, Rudolph, Handler ID d.
GAIL. John, youngstown % D..
CLIPPENGER. David F., Rittman ID D..
aSIERPOLE.' Joseph. sgt, Lima OK.
STONE. George, Canton I'd w.
WANGER. A. f.. Elmwood Place Cd D..
PENNSYLVANIA:
COOPER Henry A.. Pittsburgh ID D..
tCONEf, Arthur F.. Bradford Cd W..
FRYE, George D. Greensburg 90 d.
GHERNlTSKY, John NJ, Mount Pleasant
ID W.
GATHERS. Louis, Clarion ID W..
HAIRY James j.. corp, Philadelphia (K).
HOFFMAN. Elmer E., corp. Brookvills
HARTMAN. Earl. Annville % W..
LEYNAUD, Louis p, West Meshannon
RuTSTEIN. Irving r., Wilkes-Barre
STEINER. Edwin H.. Berwick % W..
NANSICKLE. lay. Markleysburg ID W.
"ARD, Andrew j., corp, Philadelphia
WALKER. Frank r.. Chester Cd W..
WARGO. Jules, MoHessen % d.
SOUTH CAROLINA:
AFFORD, Bartholomew. Latta ID d.
COLE, William c.. North % w.
n 81 &.h,NT John. sspartanburr % W..
MIDDLEToN, Alex, Adams Run % D..
REYNOLDS, Grover c., sgt. Aiken ID o..
SOUTH DAKOTA:
BRUNE, Frank j., Salem % D..
DHDLEY, Joe F.. Madison ID w.
ORTIZ, Emanuel, Scotland Cd W.
TEXAS:
ANDERsoN, Adolph r.. Georgetown
ID w.
FAIRFIELD. Clifton p Cheapside ID W..
BENTON. VIM. F., Abilene % W.
btloCCE, R1cnard h., Pccos Cd W..
FULLER, Earl. Orange I'd D..
3ANECEK, Steve D.. Smithville % d..
SIMON. Philip H., Mason ID D..
THAMES. Reginald S., GAINESVILLE % d..
WEAVER. Rosser W.. Graham Cd d.
TENNESSEE:
GRAVES, Willie B., Westmorcland Cd d..
JACOBS, Luther D.. Bolivar % d..
SUMMERS, VIM. H., Becchgrove % W..
STEPHENS. Milton G.. Bradford % d..
SMITH. Harm, Hilham Cd D..
VIRGINIA:
AUSTIN. Samuel j.. Botetourt County
90 w.
JAMES. Crosby F.. Shipman Cd d.
WASHINGTON:
MARTiN, VIM. H. Spokane ID w.
SETWICk John, Seattle Cd w.
WISCONSIN,:
HAUCK, George A., Lancaster % D..
MILLER. Cornelius, sgt, Theresa ID d..
PASHEK. Stanulus. Edgar Cd d..
itAWLE1GH Martin r.. kcnosha 90 wy.
RENNEBOHM. Robt. b.. sgt. La Crosse
% D..
sCHENSKI, Walter corp, Menosha (K).
WEST VIRGINIA:
BULLION, Howard c.. Webster Springs
% w.
DORSEY. John T.. Weston % W.
HASKINS. James. Tiptop % W.
HAMRICK, Morgan M, Curtin 90 D.
SlMONS Richie. Bereao % w.
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LOST, FOUND AND REWARDS

LOsT.-Blacl< baby lamb NUT; left in
taxicab between Plaza Hotel, 5sth st.
entrance, and 242 aSd st. about 40 p M
Sunday. Dec. 30. VIII FINGER please com
mun!catc With Te.epbcns 5SI Rhlnclander j.?
Reward O. re-pC
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE ORTo LET
WEsTCuEsTER COUNTY

Cal IF0RNlA BUNGALOW AT LAKE MAHopAc
oc,t odmp type stone fireplace very convenient,
wlil sell. furnished. $3.50 COUNiRy HOME
LhAGuE 40 Yves. ed 81. Mad sq $3.50
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Men of Foreign Countries

HOLLAND:
MEYER. Marion, Grottc Ypolder Sloter-
dyk ID d..
ITALY:
PORTUCI. Tony, Prov. Di Terama.
Abruzzi Cd w.
IRELAND:
WILKINSON. Clarence. Greesough Cd W.
SWEDEN:
MANTON, Erik L.. Prov. Of vastergot-
land % D..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-01-02

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF 1Joe-.
orable John r Cohalan, Surrogate OF
the County, Of New York, NOTICE is hereby
given to all persons having claims against
BlROSEfE Il. LEWIS, late OF the County
of New York, deceased, to present thu
same with vouchers thereof TO the sub
scribers at their place of transacting bust.
ness, at the office OF their attorney =
Frederick Eagle, NO. 10 Broadway, In tho
City of New York, on or before the 22nd
day Of March next
Dated, New York. the 18th day of Sen.
TENDER. 1918
DAVID II. TAYLOR,
FREDERICK T. BLAKEMAN
: FREDERICK EAGLE, ATTORNEY FOR
Executors, No. 12o Broadway, Man
hattan. New York City.
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CITY ISLAND
Bound South

steamer North Star. Boston for
the Eastern IS. Corp. with mdsc
BOurC East
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-01-02

South Norwalk 7'' oru Tampa Tor
a s Sehooner Olive b vandusen New York for New
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HELP WANTED MALE

BOY fAmercan>. age Is or H. "a junior clrrk
and messenger: references required: opportunity
tor advancement New Amsterdam Gas Company
f05 East 4od s..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-01-02

The Tenadores left New York for
Brest on December Is. She was in
charge of Commander r. D. Gilman,
U. S. N, and, in addition TO her crew,
had on board six officers and sixty-one
men of the Italian army. The Tena-
dores stranded on the Isle dYeu, ten
miles from the French coast
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IMPORTANT NOTICE

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BOY FOR brands and Office experience neces
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!. 5. Transport Tenadores
Is Total loss OF Franc

LONDON, Jan. 1.-The American
transport Tenadores, which stranded
on rocks in the Bay Of Biscay last Sat
urday, is considered total loss, &C
cording to reports reaching shipping
circles here. The passengers and crew
have been landed.
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sALLsSfF.N. i've; competent aggressive ambitious
ard honorable men to represent large Western
corporation establishing permanently sales force
m New York City; liberal contract and permanent
pSs,lons FOR men Who qualify. Gail Murray Hill
1858 for anpontmant
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OFFICE BOY; PERMANENT POSITION. EXCEL
co. Us FIFTH AVE
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SITUATIONS WANTED FEMALE
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED
FEMALE
SURROGATES' NOTICES

PRENTICE. PAUL GIN PURSUANCE OE
order of Hon. John p. Coha]sn, snr-
rogste Of the County OF New York. motto.
is hereby given to all persons hevin~
claims against Paul c. Prentice. la ing u,
the County Of New York, DECEASED -
present the same, with vouchers thereos
TO the subscriber. at his office and Mo
OF transactlng business, at 81 Broadwav
Borough Of Manhattan. City Of New YorI
on or before the LIST day Of May, 1913
tobcr. 1918.
EZRA P. PRENTICE.
Administrator
"a NJ RS +. COLLINS, Attorney for Ad-
ministrator, 81 Broadway, New yorl,
city
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STORAGE NOTICES
The Thomas J. Stewart Company.
SUCCESSORS TO
colonial Storage Warehause Inc

80. - W, e9th 81: & 50a W. Ieeth st. n
'A'So Erie ana nd. fifth SITS. Jersey City, n J.
;, To Mr.. NJ. B. Leavitt. Mr.. j. Acker Hsv.
Mrs Edna Nichols. Mr.. Thomas McTS.rmo,e
lirs. II Iuesart. Mrs. Mary Donlou. Mr. G.
ION Mrs. Annie Lyon, Mr.. Carl Sch,Iltye
u yrs MAR, Mary Hale. Mrs A. j. Knoder. M
A. Robinson Mr.. and Mrs. J T MOI
Mrs D: Pardee. Mr.. D. Brush. Mr. c S;op-
doh' Marion Day, Mrs. Marguerite Smit,
Mr George Stott, Mrs. Al Davis. Nj II II
Da4bsrg, Mr.. e. W. Brainard, Mrs Z. s.an
NJ " II. Babbitt, MIR. w Bachmeyef, Mrs
NJ Palmer. Mr.. John II Stith' ir Mrs
Mable Dunent Mr. NJ. Robertson, Miss IDA
9. Brown, Mrs Ida Oliver, Mr.. c c. Chase
MIS- q Dorothy Peacock. Mr.. P J. Gal
lagher, M Joseph Holden, Mrs. Katherin.
Pierce. Miss Cecilia O'Reiliy, Mrs r. Lewis
Mrs. J Stansfeld, Mr.. ]. II. Durham. Mr.
Bert Rosenquest, Mr. @. w Vinson Nj
Henry Senior. Mr.. Jack Warner. Mrs l. 7
Hochon and Mr.. A. II. Alexander: You and
each OF you are hereby notified that the time
lor the payment OF our lien upon the prop
erty hereinafter described having expired.
after due notice thereof had been given vou
we VAL cause such property, 20 wit Hous-.
mold Goods Personal Effects and Merchan-
disc, stored In our warehouses BY YOU or In
your name (or In which yen may have A.,
INTEREST,". TO be sold ar public auction. nc
cordlng TO the statute in such ca Sc made ana
provided, at our Warehouse, No l4s West
gs :. s.,s 81 :, New York CITY, on THURSDAY,
and II the sale thereof IS not cornpieted on
said date, the same Will be continued a. tie
same place on each and every THURSDAY
thereafter. beginning at 1890 A. NJ and
continuing until all the goods are sold
THE THOMAS J. STEWART COMPANv
Successors TO
COLONIAL STORAGE WAREHOUSE. nc
JOSEPH c. MAHONEy. Secretary
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-01-02

CHOCOLATE Upper wanted; experience nsces
sary: no Sunday work. A. G. Cghetta, 30
Nostrard ave. Brooklyn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-01-02

CLERK, woman, over 30; congenisl surrounding
state experience and salary expected. Auditt
p. O. Box li4s. City Hall Station. New York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-01-02
HELP WANTED FEMALE

AIR BRUSH WORKERS. -Sieary petitions: exc
err opportunities in large moving p.cturs publ
ns house Wyancak Pub. &c. lSS West J2d St.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-01-02

CIlAABERMATD. Apply at Training School ofhc,
NcF York Hospital. West 18th s..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-01-02

DIAMONDS and Jsweiry bought for cash: e.a,r
appraised; purchased. BENNETT. lTb nv; ''uS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-01-02

GIRLS experienced IN wholesale jewelry and FAM
goods Inc state fun particulars Box S5s
Tribune Once
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-01-02
BUSINESS CARDS
GARRETT CLEANING

CAREFUL. CARPET CLEANING COMPANY.
Cleans ny compressed air. steam. hand ar q,
door. Alo East Asth st. CoE BRANDT. rsis
phone lS3 Murray Hill.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-01-02

PREPARERS and MIfLINERS experienced: steady
positions Nine Fried, lO4 Ie1ox ave.
WAITRESS. Apply a. Training School once. New
York Hospital, West 18th st.
WARD MAIDS. Apply at Training School Office
New York Hospital West 18th st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-01-02

SITUATIONS WANTED MALE

'O D'i . Man, 10, college education business e1-
'ouse' W. w, Box L. Walden, n Y