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Carranza Lacks
Money for Army;
Crisis at Hand
Foreigners in Mexico City
Deny Conditions Are
Improving
Mexico ray, July It.?-Foreigners
here are amazed at reports emanating
from Washington that conditions in
Mexico are gradually improving. The \
tact is that politically and economically j
conditions are fast bordering on disin?
tegration.
The military situation is critical. As
long as Mexico wit able to take metal?
lic rese?es from the banks the govern?
ment had a means to pay the soldiers.
But now all the banks in Mexico City,
Vera Cruz and other large cities have
basa completely looted, so that the
gravest problena is to raise money for
the ]L'o/ioo soldier?. A foreign loan,
which has long been abjured with con?
tempt by the Mexicans, now seems
necessary for the maintenance of the
military power by which President Car?
ranza is kept in office. The feeling is
here that Carranza ultimately will ef?
fect a loan from the Cnited States even
if. to do it, he will have to make con
cesfions that will be obnoxious to the
Mexican proletariat.
T'ie Un.ted States alone is feeding
Mexico. Baratara in Mexico have not
been pjanf.ng, because they fear even !
ihough they could produce good crops i
they would be robbed by soldiers. I
Flour, lard and salmon are imported
from the 1'nited States, but a big pro-'
portion of the imports are destroyed
by the burning of trains. Not Ions ago
seven freight cars of flour were burned
en route from Vera Cruz to the capital.
Soldiera Rob at Night
The rnising of the embargo on war
munitions, which recently let in from
El Paso 2,600,000 .ounds of ammuni?
tion, is viewed with serioua concern by
the peaceable Mexicans. The trouble
is that no law-abiding citizen is per?
mitted to have arms to defend himself
anainst bandits, who infest the country,
to say nothing of the Carranza soldiers,
who poae as bandits ar.d rr?b at night.
There is no way of determining
whether a robber is a bandit or a sol?
dier, as the latter wears no uniform
when on the rampage. The letting in
of additional arms and ammunition
may serve only to increase the danger
from these soldier-bandits. Much ">f
the munitions is subject to capture by
revolutionists.
Many of the foreign interests have
had to Bbandon their properties on ac?
count of their inability to obtain pro?
tection from the Carranza government.
With the exception of the large cities '
I KW El. _!
wv HUDSON -m?? RIVER
D/IY LIME
AU Seni.e Dai!.. F.srrpt Minda?.
Pire. ? !... il . 'onntctleni t?> ;
the ?t..s', .. ? I iratoga, il.? '
the Weal . -
tlekett bfnf'i! New York end AJbanj ac?
cepted. Muele. Reeteuraat.
[IPRO AT.S?r igt? Po"k?-*pele I
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'Onr-llsv Onling? to Toughkeepale. Ne-*f
burgh. \\**?.t Point i?r Hear Mountain.
Kor Informal Inn telephone I anal ?30*1.
CATSK1LL EVENING LINE [
Leave? dally eacept Sunday, foot of Chrla- j
topher ?' .?'?'. 01 I"'*' Bl I *n P. M . for |
Ne?'burgn. Cataklll. Hudeon, Cexaaekte
tta interchangeable with li.
Day Lin?* T*l l*?1 .<-i.rlng.
ROUTE
? Atlantic Highlands, Highlands,
TOT long Branch, Asbury Park,
Cj Ocean Grove, Peint Pleasant
L? N y . foot W <*.* St . week ?1a.?l ? 80, ? IS
an);;. ??.?), 10 t*J
? m.; 1 '?. 3 IS, 7 ? (. :n
L?N y . foot r-:?r si . ?*-<*?( ttaye. 111.
KSI a i Sunday?. 9 SO,
10 30 a I r txi.
F/\LL RIVER LINE
TO BOSTON S4.00
5"? It. Pier II M M-, ft. rraltaa Bl, I
?
rKOMIU NCF UVF.. Pira !. piar 14. If.
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N. R., ' Bundeye, 6 P. M. ?
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It. Pier ? 7.' ?l ? Kon ?:.. dally ?i
cpt Sunday. 6.30 P. M. Lv. I'.,r "u. E. R-.
fi i: lind Bt, 6 1-. M.
"T1IK ITBI.IC DP. PLEASED."
BOSTON, $3.05
PROVIDEN? 5-i, $2.00
COLONIAL LINE
ALL OIT--.1DE STATEROOMS. II TO li. ,
Weak ?Java anU *-unda>a at r. 30 1* M. fr?ta |
Pier 1?. N K.. f o: Weat Huuiiuo 8t .
Tlione. ??tiring? ?491.
STATE
Ma Boat and Trolle?, 52.CO.
?TortT-eater.?*** g.',; Prov-tdeere dliect. $1.75
8TATl.KOii.MS II.00, ?1.50 tuid ??2 11*?.
Dail? in? hiding -uii,ln\ S:S0 1*. M.
Fr?.mHI?r l?, | ?fg? Heekman
Cll? Ticket Offlee. IS* Broadway, \ V.
Albany, Troy and the North
People? line fur Albunv
( ituru*. Line for Iros
Lee Pier 3!. N. n . ft. ? anal Bt., S P. M.
and 7 P M *ve*k da?-?, S || A. M.. ?3 I". M
and S r. M. Blind*ja; '.'? ? Bt. half
bour later.
Far? M.St ?>ne -?s--, jt? Hl*> return.
Tel. Canal 9000- H Ce.
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WtEKDAYS?
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P.a*.!.r>. t il a. lu i ? p ni SAT. AfTS.?
Franklin St 1 ?'? l?at?-~ ? ??..?.?-.av
Keansburg.NJ.
SPECIAL Excuriioni Every Day.
MUSIC 4 DANCING ta !<-?>?? It I A 1 0 p. m
\*mmm
TRAVEL
WAPD
UNE
American
Flag
HAVANA ?n'cuba
RF.GLLAR TWICE-A-WEEK SAILINGS
Fortnightly
Sailings
to Progreio, Vera Crnz and Tampico.
Special Summer Trip, 10 Days, In
eluding ?Intel Expenses, Havana,
S95M.
NEW YORK AND CUBA MAIL
STEAMSHIP CO.
General Offices Foot Wall St.,N.Y.
MEXICO
AMERICAN LINE
Weekly Sailings
WHITE STAR UNE
Frequent Sailings
Mew York-Liverpool
Carrying Passengers, Cargo
and United States Mail
Fee fall In/crmalion apply to any OQSnt a?
Offices, 9 Broadway, New York
C UN ARD
Resular raatengrr and ?Tarso Serrlce?.
NEW YORK?LIVERPOOL
NEW YORK-FALMOUTH -LONDON
NEW YORK?BRISTOL
Draft?-- Money Ordrrs. Mail or Cable.
Great Butain. Irrland, Scandinavia, Italy,
France, Portugal, Spain, Swilzerlanil.
For fui-'hf-r lnfcrmatlF.n arp':.'
21-24 STATK aVTREIaT. NTf.W YORK.
i.
CDMRrtCNIE G?N?RALE *n**AI,'SATlAXT|i?lE
?Upr-atM Poartaal Saarvi-x?
HEW YORK?BORDEAUX?PAi?S
Direct Route to tbe Contaient
?Ki.KI.1 DEaPAKTlBEH.
Far AU Ptu-tlrulara Intuir?
COMPANYS tfFltf^a-U
Drn "n" i lajr pier IL ft monta-u-b
r\LU U L.??L Bt BKLTN, AT NuON.
! ? l'ortr? Kla*o, Curarao A VttoaMato.
71 LIA An I MAKAI'AIIIO A-Jf. 15
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- la? ' r Paaata a-r?.
BUSS, l'ALU-TT ?* CO., Oa: Mm.,
[anottr. h? Wa.! ?tra-ft
EXCURSIONS
Wednesday, August 1
Atlantic City
S2.50 ?S
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Uttftty s?., s -ax, a.
?? ('.?? ? 17 A IC.
? rk. 8 IS A \?
viaNewJerseyCentral
IXSTUl'CTIOX
>K\V \lllik-Manhattan
HERLITZ.
Languages
school
: * ?'.' 34ttl St
Bklyn . 211 LI? g a? St
RKIiI'l H> RATK.S TO AHM. *. MW
DANCING
24 Ye**t at Thu Addreit Meant Sogaetkio
SCHOOL
FOR
DANCI1M6
915-919 8th AVE. Tel. Col. 4684
bend for I -? e lllu.tratri, II.f.,kin
.-.M 7.1 hi?
-IKY.
*>? HOOL A?.KM IK.**.
Aatarrla-tti- awoal r,irri(n J.awlirr.' V|rn< ?._
Hupp;.-. l'r.,f.aa ri. l'e?<h?*r? Tutor?.
etc.. tu Ca..ralea. Bcbttatla anal
7. ?a Ap>,..> ;o Mia. M. J ?iJL'NO
."T'l.TU.V 7 3 LBtoa Suuara.
KKAI. ESTATE HH. S\I.E
I'.nl.'H 1.Il ?il (.1 II \??.
forest Hills fedens
"A l'orttard M ?a ?mura I . .
??ulaurhan Hnr-lopm-nt."
15 Mlnutr? from l'rnn. Matlnn.
Nrauv? atad *? ?Ha Piola for ?a.-.
SAGE FOUNDATION HOMES CO,
tl W. Sit h Ht., or tore.I llalla. L. I
Writ, for liooklfl K
WE^TCHri-rrrR UOVMII
rots, onori bt-\?;ai/.ws un*?.. t-erette*,
??. LtJa Wah-araay Ian ?all at In? *?l fi ????
f ..:.? ? ??? 1 -,?? .?-? n t-T-or ajTar.(?tsar.ta
aae b? c*.a/t??l to ?uit t*U!?c I. H K??m 1 .0
? I a rtvaata MM ?ad a.
l.NH'KMMIUi APT?. 10 let
u 1 -1 ??iiir.
Gainsborough Studios
222 Wert 59th Street
Bath, ard
j. 1: util. M\n \?.i 1:
n? mom ?? ht in?.11
?
??a?. ?BflM '? ?-?'*"' la. a. .-a
n,??" i _
REAL ESTATE I-OR EXCHANGE
PIKMT <t.r.Al ITS. MFrATTr?
1/. bO*>.' ?' ? ? *
f"r ?*.'?<-. ?
myOSmt* I- ' ' ?'???O-'*
?Matr-l 1>?at I-'?. .-??-??#?. *? 1 I
FORECLOSl'RE SALES.
SUPREME I'iiUlT, ? 'Ot'NTY or M-.w
V. rh ? PI? r;. Stark. plaintiff, against
Peder?) Mad & General Expreoa Company
et i.\ defendant?
In puretiani ?? of a Judcnrjer.1 of foreclo.?
ure and ?ale. duly mad?? and entered In the
td eel Ion and bearing da*>- the
? duly. liK. I. the endtralgned.
In said judgment ni med ??ill
peb. tht Exchange
In the
?tan. City of Near York.
on the "ulh ?lay ol August. 111!, at 12
lut day. by Arthur <".
in. Auctioneer, tht premise? directed
: Judgment to be ?old and therein
?
:?..,? eertali e or p?r?-ei ?,r
land, with r . - and Improvei
lying tad
? ' ittan, ?'ity. ' '
ata of New fork, bonaded and de?
loave :
BEOINNINQ m a certain point on the
? * reel distant one
. feet Cast
on ?M ? h the 1
? ning thence
i Northerly ?id? of ?aid
- i'?H feel and e!e?en
ill i Imh'.a. then?? Northwardly parallel
-aid Avenu? ninety (I*) faet and ?en
Inehee: then?*? ?A'catwardly. parallel
with ?aid Street, twenty-four <24> fee* and
- and thence Southward?
ly, parailel e ?? -aid Avenue, ninety ooi
feet and 1er <!*.) inch?? to the petal M
( beginning
Said preml?e? being known aa No 107
Ra?t Six'h Street, In th? Borough of Man
hatten, < Ity of New Toi k
Date July :?th. till
?LEXANDER a TAU8KT, Referee
MAN' FRIEDMAN, Atmrney for
Plaintiff |*| Broadway iManhatteni,
New Tori?
The following la a diagram of the prop.
bo told! H? atrae?, number It 107
Kaat Sixth Street.
Six'h Street
The approximate am?.uni of th? Hen or
letlafy uhl.-h the above-de
?old. la Two thou
?and ten a- . $7,010 SI ? Dollar?.
fl *? the 2tth day of
JelF. . co?t? and allow.
I m deed ???? *? ?
111 iD Hare, ?*ith m
?1 : log) trier with
tmlt The ?ppr?.almete
lase?, ???-??men?? and
? r lleaa which ?re |e
? ei ?..i? of i hi pea
I ? 1 t.v ?he liefere?, '..
? and ':< 100 Ixdlara
re?'
Kai.i promisee will b? ?eld, aubjtet ?o a
r -r of D211.1, with Intereel
* ' - ".her 1, lilt, at the rete
of 1% p?r MS
Da'.d s.?* Fork, July 7??h, 1117
ALEXANDER A TAUSKT. Riftree.
RESORTS
The Most Attractive Country Hotel
Adjacent to New York City,
Gtardten??y
Hotel
Hotel
GARDEN CITY, LONG ISLAND
... '?-...:? ??? ?' I-,.- .
A- arl. a A eo ' U? ?' 1
l ... .
America.*: plan Th-re is also
f | -.' - ? ... ?? ? at t
A Handsome a la Carte Restaurant
?'7""?c Htyhesi rio?* Hotel In f?Ve t ot.kills"
New GRAND HOTEL
CATSK?I.L MOl'NTAINS. Altitude 2.500 ft
NOW OPEN, (.limite Uncqmlled.
Undoubtedly "Mnuntiln Year."
71 degree? cooler Ihan N I City perfect
?ar.ltary conditions Puro spring water.
Superior grill Ball Room. Symphony or*
che?tra; dancing afternoon and evening"!
Instructor?, prize? BpecUl attraction?!
Golf, tennis, bill- , and inducement!
lard?, ti.?... bowling. , (h<. vourir,r iet. |
Oscar muter e ?ad- ?
die horse? of E. 6'th St . N T. Special rate?
for famille.? Tranalent* 15 a day and up.
HARRISON H. DOWN!?, Prop.?
Highmount P. O . N. T.
Ojoervto Oct.l
THE Breakers
spring Lake Beach m
; Right on the Oceanfront.
*L..rVl .MOSS. Owner ? l"*"l?**t-**??-?e**.
^_pi-jpis??n. 7SO ?
Hit LEMING RESORT HO?llOf THE WORLD
SKaTlboroiigfiBicniicim
ATLANTIC CITY.N.J.
OWMCR*>HIP MANV'I.MI NT
J03IAH WHITE | SON3 COMPANY
Sp?!:.l the .summ, r hy the Sea
IB the m???t delightful Hot. ! ?n New England
HOTEL WENTWORTH
Neirraetle-by-th.*?-'*??'*?, Portsmouth N. II.
"Mountain and Lake Ke?ort?.." I ikI.u.
tranm?'? Summer Hook, ht-.-.d l In *? imne|
to Jas Pister. AJv A-:, KU West BL, N. T.
THF COLONIAL.
Ideal Location. Home Coi.k'ng.
I. P. CONOVER. P?-op.. Tannerivllle. N. T.
BUSINESS CARDS
ARMY (??KID?.
Army Auction Bargains
Imnu-Hiot. Dt-li'.cry.
Rifle? [St.SSS), vrl'J. ctg? I4.7S up
Rifle Equl?meit
Summer Unltsrm? I JO.OM?. .$1.'S up
Coll ? Revolver? i i ".OOl.
MM $7.50 up
If Na?al Cgtssym, with ajni
..????.
:i0 .MaciilneCjun? with I TM tttlll?
Fran?l? Bannennan, 601 H'xray, N. V.
DESKS AND OFFICE ITKMTlll*;
DL1
TOP
ROLL OESKS
Office Furn'.lure
In great variety
of ?tvle and price
T.G.SELLEW
111 TrTLTON Nl.
New York
DIAMONDS
DIAM'i.MiS ROrciHT ?;(| SUM) tin eaah; a-lvl-?
free. BE?- NKTT. 175 llrr-aileay. third flt?or
iVRPirr i i.kxmni,
CARKFll. lARI'lT ?MAMS?; CO.~C1*e*a] b?
r?-?ae<l ?Ir. ?teajn. I.aj.il -r M 11 -.r 1 f.7 j
Broad*??*, ??l i 181 COK A BRANDT
-
FOKECLOSIKE SALES.
BUPREME COURT, COUNTT OF M :\V
*. rk.- I HENRI ALEXANDRE, JI?.
and J ALBERT LANE, ?? Erg? itort r
the last Will and Teatament- of J Henrv
Alexandre, deeesoed, Plaintiff?, agalnal
CHARLES ROBENTOVER end o there, D??
fendants n?j 1Z17I-1I1I, Ronald i<
Brown, Plaintiff? Attorney, 32". Broadway,
Ne* V?.rk
Purauant to judgment ?late.l July It,
1917, duly entered, the andtrtlgned will
?ell at pshlle section at the i v ? ? ,
Salesroom. Ne 14-1* V? B r
OUCh of Manhattan, city of Non fork, ?'.
. .'?!?. n..?.n. on A'igust Hot, 1'. 17. ty
Joseph P, n^y. anctloneer, tht .; rtgagea
premise? dlreete?! i.y eald
I || :;.ite,l ..n t bl of
Thirty.nlnih Street
behtg II feet i i , .ar
feet 9 lnchee In depth on each al.le;
Mid property Is mon- par'
In tht i rtg;.ge? re-i.r.!. d
ofBee of Iht log-.ster of 'he Ceantj of
Ne.? i - ?]!??? t Mori
?*..?;??. Pese 140, Section I, ?ber :f> of
.Mortgage? Tage ::7? and Bectl ?? I
191, of Mortgage?, P?ge 29?,, respectively.
No 319 Fast "*?th St.
n \
a? a? *S>
I_f_l
Keel ISth St.
The approximate amount of the mort?
gage debt. ro?'? and allowances 1?
ISf.S71.et, and Intereat, taxe?. a??e?.sment?
and water rent? II.?17. 11 an.) Intereel
MILTON M BITTENPIELD. K?f?*ree
Dated July I*. 1917
LOST, FOI ND AM) REWARDS
LOST HtNKBOOKS
LOST ?Rinkhnek No. B:j,9>7 ef Dry Dock
Savings lnatltutlon. Any persin hai Ing
claim? upon said hook la called ..
pr<?'M the seme to the bank within thirty
de>? Pi laid book ?rill he defiero?* ,an
celled end a new one tasue.1 |g ||oe thereof.
I>>ST - Paasl.ook Ne III III Of the Frank?
lin Sa?. Inga Rank, issue.| to William V.
Mar)' Payment I'oppe.l. Pleas? return to
hank. HI? Kighth a.? Ne? York .'itv All
pers'.n? are cautioned r...t '.i pur. ha?? or
negotiate the tame.
LO*?T --P?a?hn?.k No 131 300 of the Frank?
lin 8ailng? B?nk. i??u?*.l te J???:? Mela*
to?h Payment ?topp.,1 plea?? return to
benk. til E'ghth use. New York ?'Itv All
per?on? ?re caution?.1 not to purc|,a?e or
negotiate th? Bm?.
LOST ?Renkhook No SO! <?? The .,-??
wich s.sings Bank. I<? and :?? BlStfa
av?. N?re York ?:ity Payment st*pp?rl
l'leaee return to benk
LOST ?Bankbook No lOT.tOI. Harlem Sev.
inga Bank. Payment itoppc? Return
to bank
along the railway.?, the country is al
most all in possession of the bandits
and the government apparently makei
no effort to combat them.
The recent state elections were re?
garded as farces. The Carranza gov?
ernment imposed its favorites regard'
less of the election returns. In Vera
Cruz State, for instance, Gavira. th?
anti-Carranza candidate for Governor
received large majorities in all th?
cities, but Aguilar, the Carranza favor?
ite, was declared elected because he
was alleged U have rec?;ived l,?-00 to
2,000 votes in villages where only a
dozen voters resided.
Sentiment Pro-German
The pro-German sentiment Is every?
where manifest, not because the Mexi?
cans are fond of the Germans, but be?
cause they hate the "gringos." The
army is absolutely in favor of Ger?
many. The civil population reflects the
military's anti-American view.
"El Democra'a." ? 'Inly newspaper,
recently ?aid in an editorial that the
reason it was pro-German was that it
was anti-Americr.n This paper is rub
li?heil by Oerman capitalists, and it is
well known that the bills for the prin*
paper are pr -?1 lay ??rrman Consul.
.n Vera ( ruz. The "Universal," ;
i. newspaper publish?-'! by Palivicini,
a former member of Carranza'? Cabi- '
r.r: and one of the ?OW friends of I
America, recently started n campaign |
to fret Mexico to di-clar?? tself in favor
of the Allies. This campaign continued
in the paper for several days, but sud?
denly ceased.
Double Taxes Paid
The oil fie'iis are paying taxes both |
to the Carranza government and to a
revolutionary leader named Palaez.
who operates in the Panuca and Tux
pam districts, which embrace the Tam?
pico wells. He ha.? absolute control
of all these fields, and for certain sums
paid to him by each oil company he i
promises to give protection against
any other rebel. The Carranza troops .
never venture into that part of the ;
country, although they know that this
double tax arrangement exists.
The Mexican railway, operating three
hundred miler from Vera Cruz to the
capital, and the Tehuantepec railway. '
across the isthmus of that name, both ?
cwned by English interests, have beei.
taken over by Carranza. One theory
is that Carranza did it at the sugges?
tion or connivance of the German Min?
ister in Mexico City. Another is that
he was pressed to do it to get the reve?
nues that these roads produce. Ship?
mer.ts over these lines are impossible,
because every official must receive
graft before any trains are moved.
A Famous Inn at Rheims
The renewed bombardment of
Rheims sets me wondering what has
been the fate of the old Lion d'Or In
that city. It is a hotel at which a
nique custom used to prevail.
lunch time, all ?.be visitors used to
SURROGATES' NOTICES
MeCREERT, ANDREW BUCHANAN.?M
pursu.in'e ef ?n .-r.l-r of Hon John P
Colialan. a Sairrosat*? of the County of
Ne ' Va.rl?. notice la h.-re't>\ (tiv-n to all
p.rtnna ha? ins ?-lalm? agalrisl Arair-w
Buchanan M *'*r?"rv, late of tli? ?'ounry of
:???.? York, iter??a^rl. to preSaa?rt the ?am?.
uau ...... ?i- a thereat, '" Iba* suhaorlbera.
at their placa of 'ranractir.g bwim.ii. at
the ottos it Bufone Q Kramer, Mo. in?
Broadway, R r aagh a.f Manliattar.. City
f ??. York. Ml or before the 2*>th day
of Auru?i. If 17.
Dot-rat New York, the 23?! day of Jan?
uary. 1917.
JAMES CRAWFORD McCREF.RY,
FERDINAND CHARLES WE? HilAR.
FREDERICK U M AH?.M ANN,
MARIAN M< CREERY,
Exerutora
EUOKNE O. KRKMER. Attorney ?nr Ex
'Fare. 100 Broadway. Borough of
Mat hartan. City of New York.
IN' PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER ?7F
Hon John P ?"ohalan, a Surrogate if
1 ?S-S- Fork, notice I? hereby
' a all persons having claims against |
JEREMIAH W CURTIS late of thai
County of N'ev. Y.jrk, deceased, ?o present
the same, with ?ronchen thereof, to th?
i?iih?rr!la?r?. at their p,la. e of transacting
business, at the oftVe ?t their attorney,
Kdv. ard W, Hum?, No, 6a William Street,
Borough of Manhattan. In the ?,'lty of New
v a or before the 2?ith day of No
vombor next.
Dated, Ne??r York. Slav M'.h, 1317.
CARLETON ?'L'RTIS,
OERALD S CURTIS,
TRACT H. HARRIS.
I7x'"-utora.
VARP W, HARRIS. Attorn-y fa r Et.
?autors. 6t William Street. New YorS
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF THE1
Hon JOHN IV COHALAN. a Surrogate
r.f the ?'.ainty of N'ev. Yo'rk. riotlre ta
i-i. giron to ail persona having i-a?lma
.. . JomOS G. Johnson, late of th?
County ol Now Fork, ?,?? ?an-d. to present
th? same ?vlth vouchers thereof to tha
?ubarrlt" rr?. at their place rf transacting I
? at the omce ?.f th-tr attorney, I
H?nrj A. r.ublno. No 60 Broad Str??t, In
the City of New York, on or befor? th?
flr?t day of August, 19H. next. i
Dated, New York, the 17th day of Jan?
uary. 1917.
OEORQE B. JOHNSON.
THOMAS W JOHNSON.
EDWARD a JOHNSON.
Ex'.cuto.-fa
HENRY A. RUBINO.
Attorney for Lx-.-utor?.
?.? Bf*oed Street, N"w York nry.
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF BON?
. John P Oohalsn, a ?urrogats of
a'y of New York ;
i. Is bereb] flvoa to ail per?on?
hi.-.a.g . ialni? sjtalnat Edward K MUllgan.
lute of the Coaaa f 'i Sen \<it?. dot
to pr?tent the earne, with \ouchera thereof,
to th?' subscriber, rat Its place of transact?
ing buslne??, N'.i l? ?'ciar Street, In th? I
?".:: at New Fork, "*\ it before the io*.h '
day of Deu. tnber M *?'
Dated. New Vor?., Ihe la*at aijy of June,
1917
UNITED STATES MORTGAGE AND
TRI ST COMPANY, Executor.
PATTERSON, EAOLE, UREENOUOH A
DAT, Attorneys for Executor, ii?
Neo Y..rk .*:t>.
CHURCH, WILLIAM CONANT?IN PUR
auaii'?? Of an 0l4ei ? ' ? ' Robert!
a-r. a Surrogat? of th* (.'aunty ;
Of New York, notla e is hereby given t ? all
1 .?Una ugalr:?t Wllliaun
tat? of the i -.iur.iv of New '
York deceased, to proeeni iba s?m- with
then if to the btaTaarrlber. at lila i
plaa-e .( ':?' *o. IS Vt-sey
I Manhailari, In The a'lty
r befairo tli? loth day of
Do a !.. the ."".th day of Jun?
HIT. W 11.LAI'.:? CHI It'll.
v wenn. Attora?y?*ror|
I ?? itor, Ul Broadway, Borough of
Mauthattaa, Nee Fork titty.
VALENTINE. SAMUEL H? I.NPURjrJ.
anee of ara orator f lion John V Co
halan, a Surra.ga*.a> of tha- County of Net?
York, nottcs liven tu ?all p-r
?ana h.? S| tlnsi Samuel ll. Val
inty of New York.
? ? th.- ?ame with vouch?
ers tbor? f to '.a> a- ... i.La-r. at her place
I . No. 14a Na-.tau
i. ouch of Manhattaa, in th? city
Of .- ??? 1' rk .an ?r b.-f. r. -.ho twenty
La? >f B< ptonal ? . next.
Dat( I, '-.v fork, tha twentieth day of
I -
ELIZA w VALENTINE Rxocutris
THOMPSON, Ki.s? .. WARREN, Attar
n?l s for 1 It,or.
ougb of Ms iha? ity of .\a* York.
IN PUR8UANCE OF AN ORDER OF
Hon. John t 'ohalan, a Surrogate a.f
f Nee Folk, notice is hereby
gi\en lo all pernons having claims agalnft
Blanallnca Btoaton Bobcock, late ol the
r ' ? I . ? ??!. t.. present
. th? s??? with vaaucher? there..f '., the
a ?ubecrlbers, at tti.-ir p'aa.- of tmnoa tir.g
I business, at the OfBi ? a.f th. Ir attorney?,
Me?.?r? WUfll ?? I ?'? No :*'.
, ... , r Street In ths Cltj ..f No? Fork, on
or befors lbs lOtb daj of D.naher next.
I Dat-'l New Y irb ta? lei day of Jan.-,
1917. CONRAD BTANTON BABCOCK.
FRANKLIN BABCOCK, Bxtcuton
WILFLET, WILLIAMS a- EVANS, At
t..rr.ey? for Eseeutore. II Cedar street,
Manhattan, No? *i.tk ci*y.
RANOER, BENRT W in pursuance ef an
or.i-r of Ha n..nable JOHN I' COHALAN. a
Fa: ?.rate of the Caaiinty '.f New Folk, notice
la her?-by flven to ail person? having aia.m?
i against ll?nr> W Ranger, late o.' the County
of New Fork, rteesaaaC to pr?tent the ?am?
I with vouch?!* thereof lo the sub?.*nbar?,
1 at their place of transacting bu-tnesa, at
; the ofBci sf William Macbeth. No. .SO
Fifth A\enaie, Borough of Manhattan, City
Of New \ rk, on or before tho lat day of
' Auguat aesl
Dated, New York, the 13'h day of January,
1911
CHARLES HENRY RHELPS.
WILLIAM MACBETH.
Ejecutora.
, JOHN P EAST. Attorney for Executora, It
Broad Street. New York City.
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF
H.an. John P Cohalan, a Surrogate of
the County of New York, notlc? la hereby
gl??n to ail persona having clalma agslnat
! Laura A. Peck, lare of the County of New
Fork, decea??.!, to present ?he ?ame with
I vouchers thereof to th. ?'ibacrlber, at Ita
I plaa? of transscting bus'.neas, No 4S Wall
Str-ei, ??.rough of Manhattan. In th? City
1 of New F? rk. on or befur? th? Ith day of
' Auguat B< St
Dated. New York, the Slat day of Janu?
ar). II I 7
UNITED STATES TRIST COMPANY OF
NEW YORK. Et?, utor
ST17WART A SHEARER. Attorn?)? for
Ex-<ut..r. ?J Wall Stre?t. Manhattan.
New York.
BL'LI.ARD. HAROLD C?IN PCRSU
anee ..f an ord?r sf Hon. John P. Co
, halan, a Surrogate of the County of N?w
< Vrrk Notice i? her-by given to ail p?r
I OOftS having claim? agalnat Harold a- ft?|.
lard, lata of the aounty of Not? York. ?1?
......I . . preaent the urn? ?ith touchers
? f t-. the ?ubfi-rlber. at th? oftli.? of
her attorne,. H-r.ry gulnby. No 115
Broadway. ? the > ' : t y Of Saw York, -on
r B?fete the 17th day of Sepemter n?xt.
Dated. Niw Tork. th? 6th day of March.
lilt.
HELEN I Ht LLARD. Ltecutrla
henry C griNin. Attorney for ei
?cutrlx. Iti Bra?!-, a. Borough of
Manhattan N'eu Y. rk City.
IN PCR8CAN'-[7 OF AN ? iRDEM OF HON
JOHN P COHALAN. a Surrogat? of ?ha
County of New Y' rk. dat-d January l?th.
1*17. notlc? la her'b?4fcl?en to all parsons,
having claims agalnst^Thsodora Di-terl.n.
lat? ol ?he aounty of New York. d?c.???d, j
to preaent the same with vouchers thereof .
to the subs? rlbers al their piar- of trans?
acting business. No 101 West Hat S?r??t,
In the city a.f New Tork. on or befor? th?
LJrd day of July. 1917. next
Datad. Now York, th? 19th ?Say of Jan?
us:? 1917
CLAIRE M r. lalKTFRLEN. IxtrS.
CHAS. T. E C.ETERLEN. Eatr.
BUBSOGATU* NOTICE.
FITCH AI.I'K M- IN PlR.-tANi'E TO
an order of Hon Joan P ?*oh;iian, Sm ro?
tate of the <'.iun'> of New Yrir. BOt II
hwehy gi'.en te all person? haUng claim?
agalna?. Alice M Fitch, late of th? CeVBty Of
New York, doceaei ! te preeetM the same,
with ronchon thereof, to the under*.rt'ed
?uhacrllrer?. at iheir pla-e of Ireatectlng
business, at th? office, of Mel.ill? H ?ran?.
No 31 Liberty Btreet, in the Borough of
Mnrlin',;in. ?'Ity and State of New York, on
or before the 15th day of January. 1918
Dated New York, th? WO n 1 day of July,
1117.
FRANK F: WHITMAN.
BERNARD M I. ERNST,
,Ex*?cutor?.
MELVILLE It CANE.
Attorney for Eaecntore,
Jl Liberty Street. Rorough of Manhattan.
New York ?"Ity.
HIT'*HIN<;S. HANNAH?IN PCRSUAN?*F
of an ord?r of Honorable John P Co
halen. ?. Surrogate of th<? Couty of N?w
York, notion 1? hereby given to all persons
having culm? against Hannah Hitotimss,
sometimes written M Hltchlngs, late of
Washington, District of Columbia, de?
cease!, to present the ?ame, with voucher?
thereof, to th? subscribers^ at their place
of transacting huslne??, at the office of
their attorneys, Sackett and Lang, No. 09
Nassau itreet, In th? City of New York,
on or hef.re the 30th day of January next.
Dut . New York, the .'1st day of July,
1917
.!? IHN T SA''K*r)TT,
OEOROE H TAPPEN,
BACKETT and LA"' -. Ex? i Btors
Atti ratys for K?eo,:tor?
9S Nasaau Stre?t. Borough of Manhattan,
Nee rent?) Jyll-MJll
PHILLIP-:. WILLIAM W ?IN PURSU?
ANCE i'r \*? ORDER of HonoraM?
John P ?"chalan, a Surrogate of th? ?'ounty
of New fork, NOTICE is hereby
to all persons having claims ?gainst
WILLIAM W PHILLIPS, 'a" of ?;.? !', ?
ough of Mendhati. M.rr'?. State
f.f New Jersey, deceased, t.. pr-??nt tne
.??.*?.? with roUChoet thereof to the suh
?cribed, at place of traneaetlns buelneea,
at the office of the'- .-? rney, Roewell C
O'heman. No 31 N?s?a.j Street, In The City
of New Y'ork, . :i 01 t.?*fore the first day of
F?bru?ry next
Dated. New York, the 37th day of July.
1*17. KDWARD R. OTHEMAN.
H? IWARD ?' PHILLIPS.
Ex? r r?
ROBWELL C OTHEMAN, Attorney for
Kx?. ?it.r?. 31 Na??au Street, Borough
of Manhattan, New V..rk ?"Ity.
HAYNES, ELIZABETH JANE?IN PER*
mane? of an ? rder ..? Hofl John P. Co
halan, a Surrogate of th?. County of N?w
York, dated March li. 1917. notlco la her?,
by g.veti to all perenne having c'.atmi
again?! Elizabeth Jane Haznos, laie of
the County of New York, ?lec?*a*ied, to
present the tame with voucher? thereof
to the subscriber, at it? place of transact*
Ing buslne-i?. No. 12 Wall Street, In the
t'lty of New York, on or before the fcth
day of October next.
Dated. New York, the 29th day of Mar. h,
NEW TOP.K I.IFF. INSURANCE AND
TP.r.s r COMPANT, Bxeouter
EMMET ? PARISH Attorney? fof Ft*
ecutor. 7,2 AS all Street. New York City.
GREGORY, MARY B ?IN PURSUANCE
of an order el Honorable John P. Co
halan, a Surrogate of the County of New
Y rk. Notlco U hereby glvtn to all per?
?on? having claim? against Mary K.
liregory, late of tht ? ?-'.'?.'-'/ f New Ycrk.
aece.iaej. to preiont the .?am?! with roe? li?
er? thereof to the ?ub?crlbers, at the'.r
?laco of transacting bUSln*M0 at tht office
i of Henry E Gre*ory, one of th? Admin?
istrator? of ?all estate. No. 27
Streot. Borough of Manhaitan. City of
New York, on or before ihe 17th . f
September next. Dated. New York. March
10th. 1?1T.
EDWARD C. OREOORT,
HENRY E. OREOORT,
Administrator*
IN~ PCRSCANCE OF AN ORDER OP
lfonor.it.'? .lohn P Cehslan, s Burrogate
of the Count) Of New York. NOTICE It
hereby Siren to all person? having I lalmi
aualnnt ARTHUR BUTLER TWOMBLT,
|g,te of ?I?' ''ounty of New York, docoeted.
to present tht asna with voucher? thereof
te the eut."oril>'T, at her place of transact?
ing bsstaeae, th? offlet of Stewart s? s?..-.ir
.r No. ?: Wall Htreet, Borough of Man?
hattan. In The City of Neu York, on or
before the 14th day of January i. x:
Lat.d Ne?i York July I, r.?l7.
JEANNIK BTRONO TWOMBLT,
Executrix.
STEWART & SHEARER, Attorneys for
Exeoutrtx, ?o Wail Btreet, Manhattan.
Net? York
ary. lsii
UNION TRIST COMPANY OF NEW
YORK, Executor.
MILLER. KIN?";. LANE & TRAPPORD,
Att.Tt.ey? f.r Execstor, ?o Broadway,
Jl.rough of M-.nl.attan. New Y-.rk City.
COWLES. AI.KRKD A.?In pursuance of
an order of Hon John P. '".?halan, a
P irr?gate of the County of New York.
dated January 17th. 1917. notice Is heieby
given to all p?raon? having deine ?gainst
Alfred A. Cowle?, late f tht ?ounty of
Ne? York, dece*se?l. to ,'rn.eni tne ?ami
with revesera thereof le the subscriber.
at It? place of trar.iaclng business, No. 51
Wall Street. In tho City of New York, on
or before the 31st day of Ji'y .-.?>t.
Dated New York, the 10th day of Janu?
ary 1917
NEW TORE LIEE INSFRANCE AND
TRL'BT CO., Executor.
EMMET ? PARISH.
Attorney! for Ex-cutor.
62 Wall Street. New York CltT.
GILl.r.T. ELISABETH ALINE?IN PI7P..
?uance of an order ??f Honorable John
P Cihalan. one of the Surrogates 0f the
County of New York, netlce I? hereby gi\ - '
en to all periuni having .'.?In-.? agalr.it
. Elisabeth Aim? cuiet. late of ?
of Swltierland. ?!??? ? teed pr??ent the I
' ?am? with reoehers thereof ?., the sub*
?crlber at hi? plnct of transacting btiln???
? at No 37 Melden Lane, Boro-agli of Man?
! hatten, New York City, on or before ih?
l?t d?y of I'eo. rut.er next.
Dated. New York, Ma\ It, 1917.
- RACINE,
Ancillary Administrator ?'TA.
COLTiFRT BROTHERS. AtterBeys f.r Ar?
cilla*' ? i rater. 2 Rector Street.
-. | j
IN PUB-IUANCE OP AN ORDER OF'
Hon. John P ?'..halan, a Surrogat? of j
the County of New York, notice is h? ??? y
glien to all persons having claim? agalnit
CLARENCE PORTER, late of -he County
, of New York d-. ? a?e.|, to present th? i
l?eme, with rench?ri ther?of. t- th? ??b- ?
?crlber. at hi? pla. e of trans?' ting busl
| ne??. Me M Wi M igh of
? Manhattan. In th? Cltj f New York, on,
?,r befen the :>?? -m'er r.exL I
Dated. New *i,,rk M.i llth, till
TRAC1 H HARRIS Ex-aorttor.
EDWARD W H tRRIS, ,???, rney for Ex*
1 ?cu*or. 6s William Street, N?w York !
ANDERTON WILLIAM B?IN PUR8U
am-e of an order i f Ho". Bobert I .
I II ? Hurr..ga*e of the ? ounty ..f New1
York, settee I? h-reby glien to all person?!
having rlaims again?! William B. At.1er- i
ton, late of th? ?"..ur.ty ?f Ne?- York de. I
ceaaed. to preeet.t the ?ame with ?... --?
thereof to the ?ub?crlber at hli pla?-e if'
triniaetlng builnes?. at th? ofBca of Haw- '
klrta. Delafleld A Longfellow, No :o Ex
rhange Pia.??. In ?he City of N?w Y rk. ?n
or before Ihe 22nd day of Oct. her next
Dated. New York, the I?th d*> of April
1117. WALTER P ANDERTON.
HAWKINS, DELAFIELD t LONOFEL
LOW* Attorney? for Rvecutor 20 Ex?
change Plac?, N?w York. N Y.
'be invited to step into the kitchen, and
there ?elect the material for their own
mesls from the array of fish, flesh and
fowl neatly displayed on the table.
Then they returned to the dining
room, which faced th? cathedral, and
toyed with the hors c oeuvres while
the chosen viands were specially
rooked for them. These things be
!on?r to the peaceful past; but one nay
hope that they also belong to an equal?
ly peaceful future.?Westminster Ga?
zette.
The Weather Report
*.?*i>:.:r ; July N ?Temperature? ha?? fallen
?ubttantlaliy In the Nonhweat, and they wert
r-o.ier.a-r f-?n th? Rocky Mountain region ??-??
ward Elue? here hey were high, ejcept in Ne?
Ksgland an ! the r.orh purtaon of th? middle A'.
lartl-* dls-.-t t At Marquette. Mich., a tempera
lure of 101 degree? wa.? reconitd Temp?r?t urea
MagtSal frarn Ml d-free. to 10? ai-gree? wer? also
rrpaaa-Fsl from South Dakota. Nebraika, Kaniaa.
loars aii 1 Northwestern Missouri
Th.re ?ere .runter? In New York. Eastern T-nn
aylfSOta, ' o.?..-?.].>. Ari/a-xa?. Florida ?ual extreme
Cf.ants I -ewhere the weather was fair.
\* ?r'.-i a-id f*Jr wea'her will .-?ntliiue M.ar.day and
Tuesday fas' of the Ml?.?t?al[-.?t Rlfer eta-epl In
?Ol a-- region, where ihun.W sli.-mers may
I? eipea-'el MttBdai olghl .?r Tuesday, aarompanled
ty tome relief from tag p.-etalllng high tempera?
tures.
! "forecsatt f?r Sae-lal Locslltle?.?D;?rrt-t of io
| NoaMS, Maryland, Virginia and Eatrern Pennayl
| tanla. f.ilr and warmer today; tomorrow fair.
-atatttaood warm
l.-aa.ar- ar.d KfW Jersey, fair to-day warmer In
' Xortb ...l West; to-Biorroo .air, >-omlr: a-d ?ira.
Esasara N?* Y .rk fair to day; warmer in Kaat
: ?j ith; t" niormw fair, continue?! ?aim
? ? am K?*a El.gland. i-.re*iably local ?howert
' a. day! w.rrrer In interior; to - marro?- fair.
Noaiiera N>? Knglarnl. probably ' ?-al ?hower?
I to-day "r to night; warmer In Interior; to-morrow
1 rah.
VVea-iern New York ?ral Western Pemuylfanla.
| fair and ?OffttOUOd w?rm to .lay and rnibably to?
morrow.
Lscal Official ISBSttfa- The followins Affl.-tal rec?
ord from the tVfathay Bureau thews temperature?
during rhe '??' ttTffAy four hour?. In . omparl.'?
vtth Iks "rreepondlng date of last year:
1(11 : l!U7. IMS.
am 7.i nil P ?.80 73
?i a. m M ??I' S P. m. ? 73 71
u ?. m.7.j 6? 9 p m. .. . 75 67
12 m ..... Tl 73 U p. m. . ... -- ?5
Highest temperature yesterday. SI degrees a at
1:11 p fg.); lawrsat. ?>? 'mt 5 a. m ); average. '*:
atertg? aame date laut year. TO; ater?*"? ?am? dtt?
f.ar thirty-three yean. TA
Humidity
|| a- m....63 I 1 p. m...?J I ? P m. SO
BaU*om?r*er Rsatflnt?
m...30.00 | 1 p. m...*fll7 | S a
Miniature Almanac
MINIATURE ALMANAC
; Pin rtt?s . 4 IT? A il I Mom rises... I 31 P. M.
. Sun tota . 7 i-, p M. i Max? lots, .1; is a m
I Band* BoaS . j tl a m. 175 P.M.
' ?ioverr.nr'a ? lalau.'l.3 tit A M. 4 2? P M
'?* : IMS. 5 47 A M. I'll P. M.
Low* (M
?sady Book.e 19 a m. 1053p m
? Wag 1 1" 20 A it 11 28 P. M
' lieu <;?u,. n 1? a. M Dim r 11.
a ? .
Fire Record
A M
12 uV 94 :d a. ; Tony Knickerbocker r.o damage
j 125?34? E. S8rh it.; t/aas. lg Lavu-dry Co
11.000.
44a) t'olumbua a? ; Hotel ?DrttSSttl |25.
I E llWa st.. uaknown; trifling.
ti 30?30 and *.' Helton at . Smith A Naval?
' ? , ?300
* JO?1? W lMrh ?t : riorenos Kart; trlfllcg.
'* 43 *;h ar , unkr.rwn. trtfllag.
I* \I
?24 Tth. at , Hanry Freedmtj; 120.
: . ? I. 119.1h at , Jacob Jung; trifling.
5 M?211 \V. 117th ??. , Com?Uua Murphy; tri.
fll'.g
8.45??01 W ISi.t ?t.: Charles Laden; ti-lfllng.
7 30?1740 Madltisi at , unknown, trifling.
HELP WANTED
Male
REAL ESTATE SALES.MAN
11 ?'?.I iota ar.d new house? In fin? r-nl.ler.uti park,
. O? from depot and fo'ir block? from ocean.
s J datada firn'jit.?<l; liberal terra?, hun
dmlt of tlyniaanfla "111 spend July and August in
A ?bun- Park and tlclalu. only high grail? man con
?l.Wed Praak I. Fwgutoii, Ci ,'jtt^i* ??. liro?k
OVKK : ttM roBlTIONS rec?l?ed last ttsm. month?)
Saars appll.*sj.ta r.eede.1, clerks, Naofckeepert. ???
ograpnen. typl.ta, ahlpper?. packer., recelesrt,
c.'iauffeuni. ITtt?hfnirs tradesmen, abo boya a-'id
lur.tor ht'.p Y M C A. Employment Dept,
lAgancy). 1121 Bed.'onl a??. Brooklyn. N. Y.
BOLOEIUS f>r mi:k and los cream can?; good
pay and ateady work Dairymeti'a Alanufacturlng
a .. psny, Wantm aad Marg?>n ?ta . Jersey City,
N J.
SITLATIO.NS WA.NTED
Male
KaVIaHSMA-V. e-rr-T-lerirwd. of good addresa. capat!?.
? a-tear, refer-jnee?, can dnr? i*ord car |
ITttiacl.e 124 Mald?n I>ane.
a. MAN?Capable, young, go anywher?; 145;
Scat c'.aa? refe.-ea ?M Ml?? Shea'? Agency. 30
East 42d at. Murray 11171 6774
SI I 1 KINTKNDKNI* for ufflce buUdlng. ?nceptlon
ally pracilcai eipt.rtei.ca lu all maa-iiarJcal lines; i
?lacullta) ability, on? who oL?la?u?ly i? wli.lr.g to.
r?. '...s aartira Hats aad eaerg-y u. hi? work. e.
1-rl-zarl-.e. 1:4 Maldsi. LSI e.
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS W.ANTED
Male
JAl'ANKSE Ca-M-aK Rl TLfR. lor g e-?Ti>?rla?nc?; h?s
?..?I ref.Te:..?a?, ,.ea'. willing. Japai.eae Em
Agency. 25 Watt 4.'d ?t. Tel-pbon? 30SJ
- .i:t.
Fern alo
A A COOl I Hal IrittS girl; gav>l dty refer?
ence?; $.t.',$40 V . Ml?? Hofraayer't agencw 10
East 43d ?t . 3al fla>>r Telephon? 3847 Murray ITlil
. UAMllr ItMAID "? U?? ?- 7-?a' r.tce Irla .
girl, ?mail family; al!), country, ?iceller.t refer
em-e?. US, Pleat? eSat, Mr? Ma*.jQ'a Ageccj. 131
Wast 42d at.
CHaVMBBMAID, ? sw-.i'.h; for prirat? family;
trllltag. .?balgliig Sain,a?.aai Ag-r.cy, 7al Latalng
tu.. ?lie. lVuptvae 5006 l'laxa.
CHAMBFRMAID?Wilt aa-lat hceisekeeplr.g; cspa
tato, all around manager, f.5; go anyirher?. Mist
Bita*a AgftaQ 0 Kaat 42d ?t._Murray Hill (774.
CIIAMBKKMA1D Engllab, n?at" ?ell recommend
Sdi aa*a*aala?*al ?;>rke' wages. |35. Colonial Em
pl'?>iuen?. Ageiaa-y. .'5 '.Vasi Aid ?u
CBIIaD'l M ia.-?i: Silnsd AJuertc?n womai,; some!
araa-aarianea aal two month?' trati.U.g. 1.30-135 A
Mu? H .fmayer'a Agena-y. 10 Eut 431 ?t.. id floor' ?
? *'.'|7 MaUTSg HUI.
COLORED OOCPU Butler, uteful; cook, do en
tlr? work; young. .-ompetaMit; beat r?fereaar?-a, J75;
go t*a*ywlMfO Ml?? Sh-.-a'a Ageia-y, 50 T at 42d st. ;
( "a>K UAITRKS3 sad ll'il **17\\iaHKI II -tlr.nlah'
girt? . .t.-.'^F?.-. gad retable, goo! refsrena-??
.1 Lathd 1 aVgaat*y, 77 East IMth at Telephon?
triaiK. fi..,'ch. -..eat, eireilent. beat of recommen?
dation?; wag?, 140-143. Colonial Employment
Ager.-y. .Tj \V?at 42d ?t
COOK s-ae.lL.?:.. aacatino? a*aook; neat, panla-ular;
IM Sa?p??0 Aa....->. 7?1 Leaingbsi are. Te.?.' '
' Plaga.
COOK. Swedl-th, high.y r??romm-nd-<l. eapsb?. flrat '
cia*a a .?ak. wage?. 140. Colonial Employment
t0 , Weal 42d ft.
COUPL? (Hoiiandert)?Chauffeur, houteworker or
-t caaok, good ssaoorlafl? comp?ta*nt, b??t'
p?r?onal refere!., et Ml*? Sue?'? Af .
SM ?t Murr?, Uli'. ?774. ?
001 PLI Hr.gllth, tutier. ?alet; ?a?llait cook !
!aouseke?rer. lilCarotighl? eira?tl?r.r?..!. r-a?tb:? pair,'
bon raawaeso; H*'. Ma*.?, a Agency, tit ?,v?at ;
. ; . Boaai i-i?.*
<ur II.E - B'i*!-r. F???k. f.-y ajr a-ountry; rella'-'e
-? ...n Ag?ia7. ;?1 la?xlr.r<?0 a?e TWephun?
5005 fr-laza.
Hor-ay-TKEfTER. (*?>MPAMON. STRSr. -Refln-d
ITtgl ah l'rot-atajl. ?i.TpUonally etp?rl-c,.-ed
?ittoua ei-?.aet-,t aea-natr???, aplendld refer
?MSS* n-..)?i 'e?lra:>>. 140 Maaxi i Agency. 131
. ??
IIOISEUORKEi. ttttt, c?p?b!e colored, with irle?
t?u*?e. ?m?;i farm >. cFsir.try. highly r?c
ommefade.1. tery d-alr?!>I?. $?J i*t;t uuo. .
A-naey. Ill Weal 4.d a
11?'? IEWORK H--OU?. l'r.iteatani. elderly. a.-Jr?
?i?maii. 111 mor.tlily. refea-enF??. Irwin*? aVaanm
ISS Suth are
laA! M>TJUE**fl - -?a.ed'th, reat, a-orripe-ent, partieu
lar. MI Haaip?.-?. Agetcy. 7M Ia?i1.ig??n at?
Tel-pr. K e ttti ? a-a
M RSI Reflre.1 yoajfaf Arraarlcari, neax. nlre, ap
Mriag; g-oala-.g ?hildrwi ?te?all?nt rta-?-?-.--,
J Mas Uaota'a Ipnnj, ni tTaat 42d ?t Bn '
WAtTRXSI Vaca ,-ompa.ant. finit clru? so ?alat?7
* ' '-e?t r>*,.^al r?ifawi?no-ai s,?lt, 8n#ft.
*?? " Kaa- 4M at Murray HU? ?774
WA ITRIOS or I'ARLORMATD i -Hir-.g e-?T?erte?K?d
- ? f ?a. clay ref^.,.,?* ^?^ ,* a^,, f?f,,
majer*. Afaaey 1*1 Eaati ?A.1 ?< . 3d a?** Tel?
? - '47 Murr?. HU?.
AUCTION SALES
KRNP-FT H M?t.I.MAN. A l'< TI'->\EF.R
?ill ?ell this day. I? A M . ?t im R??t
12ith ?? . Hau??ho!d ?iood?, Putureo, Ac,
to co??r atorag? charg??
Miss Artelt Marvel
In Swimming Rac?
Battle of Mermaids
100-rard ?arltn?Won by Mu.? t?ertrud? Aiteit,
Phllidelph!? Turngen?nr.?j? Ml?a rialre ?JUUgar.
National ?Yemen'? Life S??rg Leagu?. aeo?i?l.
?- - i-se Li
Fif'yvard oack ?irr*? ??rim- TT? bexw- I
Artelt and W.sn KlUaheth Recker. Thlla-lelp?ila
Tunigeraelnde Tune. 0 10 2-5 New Amorten
???-ord.
Flft}-yard bieaat iuotu>-W??n by Mia? Arteit.
MS? Manon Glbanti. Brooklir.e. Mas? . Mi-ood.
T.-e. 0 ?3
Fa:iry ?Ire- -Won bv Miss Joaephln? B?r'e;',
National W.nueti'a Life Sirlnf League; Mia? Artelt.
Metas.
BeteaayBte-fael r*?*?*u. ?eta?Hbs by Mia? Art
r'? Mia? OMMS, PtSS 1
feint acre- Mu? liertrude Artelt. 10, Mia.? Reck
er. IV Ml? rUrtlett ft; Ml?? OtSavn ?r.d Miaa
? riliainK.-i Kva. . riilladelphla. M; MU? H Pen?
I pai-ker. Philadelphia 27.
Rowing Officials
Stand by Wilson
On Sport Question
The rowing men of the country
adopted the recommendation of Presi?
dent Wilson, to continue all form? of
sport during the war, at the annual
meeting of the National Association of
Amateur Oarsmen, which came to an
end late last Saturday n'ght at the
New York Athletic Club. However, it
I was voted not to consider 'owing
events as championships on account of
the fact that many oarsme- had joined
the colors. The title competitions wiij
be restored at the earliest opportunity.
Owing to the depletement of the
club ranks the rules governing the
junior, intermediate and senior clahsi
ficationa were relaxed to allow in the
future the competition of mixed crews.
This will please the local clubs, who
have had great difficulty in arranging
eights.
The delegates decided to encourage
schoolboy rowing, in the expectation of
a national revival of athletics. The
Philadelphia members present an?
nounced that the clubs of the Quaker
City would hold local regattas during
the remainder of the summer, and turn
over the receipts to the War Hospital
Fund.
g
Squall Spoils Race
On Jamaica Bay
Owing to the breaking of a nasty
squall from the west by north, the re?
gatta committee of the Motorboat Club
of Jamaica Bay cut the course in half
in the annual regatta of the organiza?
tion off Canarsie yesterday afternoon.
Two divisions of raotorboats and a sail?
boat class tilled, all racing under han?
dicap times.
The contest was interesting until the
wind swept across the bay, making it
exceedingly dangerous for the little
craft to continue. When the boats
were stopped the Thelma II was leading
in the first division of motor craft and
the Iris was ahead in the second di?
vision of the same class. Among the
sailboats the Alert was the first across
the line.
The position of the craft may be
changed when the race committee, con?
sisting of Commodore C. H. Greene,
Commodore I.. C. Heimer, G. Yenrer, C.
Carlpon and J. Young, fig-urea the
handicaps.
Rich Prize Attracts
Many, Fast Trotters
Kalamazoo, Mich., July 29.?The
feature of the four-day meetin??: of
Grand Circuit races, which will begin
here on Tuesday, will be the $10.000
paper mills stake to be held Wednes?
day. Busy Lassie and Al Mack, who
put up a hot contest for the M. ?ft M.
Stake at Detroit last week, are en?
tered. A field of twenty-eight trotters
will start in this class.
The fifteen events of the four-day
meeting have an aggregate valuo of
$?7,000, and 260 trotters and papers
are quartered here to contest for the
purses.
m ? ?
Sunday Golf at Chicago
Chicago, July 29.?Precedent was i
broken at the Onwentsik Club, one of
the oldest and most exclusive clubs in I
the vicinity of Chicago, when Sunday ?
golf was played this week for the first
time.
The fact that the caddies were not!
allowed on the links until after 1
o'clock p. m. was puzzling to most
members until an official of the club
explained that barring of the boys I
wa? for the purpose of giving them an i
opportunity to attend Sunday school
and church.
Gives Up Baseball to Enlist
Chicago, July 29. Curious that no?
body has yet thought to construct g
"movie" around the story of Jewell Mc?
Kinley, a Western pitcher, who was
much sought last fall by several major
league teams. McKinley, in fact, is |
raid to have accepted a contract at St.
Louis, to be taken up as soon as he
graduated from a theological school. He
vanished just when he was expected
to appear, and now, it seems, is chap?
lain of a regiment somewhere in France
greatly respected by the troops and giv?
ing them good instruction in baseball 1
as well as in religious duty.
Tiger Caught in Draft
Saginaw, Mich., July 29. ? Ray
("Ked"l McKee, former catcher for
the Detroit Tigers, was one of the ftrtt
men caught m the draft. McKee is
playing with the San Francisco club,
but is registered from Saginaw, his
home district.
Fast Recruit for Yanks
In voung Sam Vick, whom the Yan?
kees have just bought from tho Mem?
phis Club, Scout Bobby Gilks has dug
up a youngster with the smell of new
mown hay still on him. Vick is play?
ing his first yesr of professional ball
and hails from a little hamlet in Mis?
sissippi.
- O -1
Fingernail Saves Dodgers
Wheeling. W. Va., July 29. ? The
Brooklyn Nationals won from a Wheel?
ing team in an exhibition game here
to-day. 2 to 0. The Dodgers scored In
tie ninth inning after Pitcher N'eilly
had torn a fingernail off his pitching
hand.
Golf at Flushing Club
The first of fcir qualifying rounds
for the president's cup wat played yet
terday on tho linkt of the Fluthing
Country Club. The following quali?
fied : V?. A. Mantle, 86; R, H Boyd. 89
K. P. Oates, 93; C. H. Steviek, 93.
? ? ? -? -? ? - i,?
Browns Win ?Easy Game
Waterbury, Conn.. July 29.?Ir.? St
Louis Brornis easily defeated tho
Colonials in an exhibition game here
to-day by a tcore of 11 to 3.
Philadelphia Girl Break
Record and Win?
Pentathlon
-?
Miss Gertrude Artelt, of the *\a
delphia Turgemeinde, gave a ttrnttp.
i ble exhibition of all around efltiZ
( in easily winning the national p?aZ?
1 Ion women's twimming champi-,-,,^
| which was held in the Midland B<2
j pool. Staten Island, last night, j!
j the five events comprising the tetttk
' nineteen-year-old girl won three,MgM
1 another and finished second ia fc
other. Her eiTorte gave her the I*
and ?-Tinning total of 10 points.
Following her :n second pit? -*
Mist Elizabeth Becker, a c'ubtatt?,?**-.
had 15 points. Mist Jotephme Btrtha
i of the National Women't L-feurk.
J/eague. was third, with 23 pointiT^
Other Point Scores
Of the fifteen who competed ?? a,
| title the follovring alto tcored pe****.
Miss Marion Gibson, Brookl-.-e. ?J
and Mist Elizabeth Ryan, Ut j*^
ment, Philadelphia, 2? each, and __
riette Pennypacker, Philadelphia, 2T.
A new American record tu _y,
when the Misses Artelt and Betk-,
both swam the 50-yard baekstr-okt I
i 40 2-5 seconds.
The most ronspicuout ptrfornisati
returned by Miss Artelt wt? her d?'t-_
of Miss Claire Galligan, of N'-j? a.
. chelle, who is the holder of many tt
| tional and Metropolitan AiMciatl-n
swimming records and championihi|?
\ in the 100-yard ??vent. Mm Artall m
! a killing pace for her opponent, tneg.
i.ng her way down the lOiVfe?* gg?
with the speed of a male twimjnt? szi
leading her -rival to the finish bytiutt
yards.
Miss Galligan put up a brilliant ftjth
until the last lap, when sbt wet?Ant*,
and Miss Artelt went on to win. Mm
Artelt's time of 1:091-8 M _t bett
; time ever made in this city by ? _ar*
. maid, and is only two-fifths of a tecjtii
' behind the world's re-cord.
Shortly after the ?r.ish of the em*
Miss Galligan was taken 1IL ai a rttmh
of her hard struggle, axd was tuabltts
continue la the aii-aroond teat
A -?*?mnd Victory
Miss Artelt ecored her second tfc?
tory in the 50-yard breast etrtkt, !i
which Miss Marion Gibson, of Bret.
line, Maes., wtu second. The Qaaktr
mermaid propelled her w?y th??^
the wster with the tmoothnett of ?
machine, and in her heat ?ru estflf
the best of her rivals. In the TILfott
rescue test, which follotred titr?*
afterward. Miss Artelt had a big ?fi?
ning advantage over her nearest etm*.
?Ml
The only defeat soffered by the am
all-around ehampion came in *he fancy
dive contest, when ?he was bettei iy
Miss Josephine Bartle?. the chsayiM
of the local district Mies Barlett jtr*
formed more skilfully than usual, sad
it was fortunate that she was in tuet
fine fettle, at, although mich beaner
than her opponent. Mitt Artelt gave
her a hard struggle for the honora
.-?.
Percival Has Surprue
For Rival Skippen
Port Washington, Long Island, Jaly
29.?L. ?*_ Percival sprang a rarpfif?
on the other tkippe?i m sn intaclib
race of yacht? of the atar class ever
the six-mile tri ?ngnJar count af tit
Port Waahington Yacht Cab in Mss*
hasset Bay this afternoon, ?rten at
crossed the line a winner over tew? tf
the fleetest craft of that typt in tail
vicinity.
Mr. Perrival sailed his yacht San.
and won by s margin of ten ttceodt
over Ge-orge A- Corry, tht Tt/tenn
skipper of the Manhasset Bay Ystit
Club, who last Sunday won tht ltcf
distance race to Great Captain Idar.fi.
up the Sound, and return. Georft f?
Elder, jr., was third, in his coaiis***.!
Zeta.
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EJrartur-st Wins on Court
The Elmhurst Tennis Clob daftsttd
Bayside in a match In the Qoeent Btt
ough lawn tennit championship serlts
on the courts of the letter yerterdsr
by 4 matches to 1. Between MMMM.
I. Plitt and hia brother, G. I? _?*
figured in three of the four rietar.ts
for Elmhurst.
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Empire City Entries
nRCT RA'-TC?Ttxr*? *?***-oli?. <*?-?-??! tmm
all fir re.?*? ._ *_ 111
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Belle Mere .III'VI. ??! BOA -.5
Par'or MaKJ.101 Alr.errt-T '***??.*!l
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third race-tot: MZLHOST s**-*"^
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RACING
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