"Big Three" in Confab Stars Workers Safest Co-operative Societies Dnnbury hatters' case, also dealt with HELP WANTED MALE grown On Sports 22 the effect of tho war on the labor sit¬ IMPORTANT DEATHS NEW February Increase in uation. » .MACHINISTS . HAVEN, Feb. 8. -Yale, Har¬ Russia "Our war Lathe MAÇIIINIBTP. 1...ami. vard Under programme has been re¬ banda and lloald cylinder grinder Blrtb, l»eulh MILLARD.On Wednesday. February 6, and Princeton will hold their joint Monarchy, tarded for months one of tho Scaburjr Company, lTTtli at. and Harlem inter, Engagement, Marriage, Seventh by worst and In lie 1918, at Pari«, France, of pneumonia, the Memorlnm Notices m»y |n session 22 to frame mle9 3,600 to epidemics of strikes which the Julia Tammlsln Harper, daughter of February for Belonging Central has ever country telephoned to 1 he Tribune »njr tlirtê conducting major sports during ihe Junkers Union known," he said. "Still, tho up to midnight for Insertion ta the James Harper and Julia A. Thorne Hsrj-er Argue Have Total Clientele government has taken no next Just rail and widow of Dr. Henry B. Millard. war. stand decisivo day's paper. Meet of for arbitration and a suspension MYER8.February 6, 1918, Charles F. Myers. Regiment Denn Briggs, of Harvard, has sent 10,000,000 of strife as a war measure. Think TFUB Beekman 3000 Funeral from hi« late residence, 416 West The what und «end a statement to the Yale News," Central Union of RuHRinn Co¬ impetus would havo been given to the WESTERN ELECTRIC CO.. Inc., th., notice as you wish It In¬ 57th st., February 9. Requiem mass, 10:30 for "Daily "Rich Rule in Democratic operative cause of serted. Bill for samt will be mailed to a. m.. at the Church of the publication to-morrow, recommend¬ Societies was founded in industrial arbitration for . HAVJB IS »on Assumption, peace as well as TUB FOLLOWINO OPKN1KÖS later. Tho notice will reach over ¿21 West 19th si. Member of Regina Coe'i Put and Finishes ing the conference here on that date. 1800. It now comprises war if the government 100.000 readers dally. K. of C. Interment Calvary Cemetery. f\tis Shot Yale's athletic officials desire to Countries," Berlin Pa¬ approximately had made the mist of this oppor¬ THEIR *ARIOUfl DEPARTMENTS. accept i>,00(1, consumers' 800 ~ the recommendation, and Professor societies, district tunity." BOYS. NOLL.Mrs. M. Noll, on February 6, 191«. in leagues and 10,000 local i« » at Pasadena, Cal., mother of Mrs. Albert Second High Jump.- Robert Corwin will represent the uni¬ per Declares coopérative MUST «B 1(1. FOR Man« ANT» MESSEN- 8. Lafttn and Mrs. Albert S. on organiKutions, GEH SERVICE: $7 TO STAKT: EXCEL- bIrths Spivey. grar.d- versity that occasion. It is be¬ making u total clientele Fashion in Uniforms IENT OPl'IÄTtNITY FOB ADVANCE¬ mother of Leslie Simmons. Chicago and Close Finishes lieved that Dean McClanohnn will be of 10,000,000. The MENT. EARWKLL -To Seattle papers please copy. sent here union claims to rep¬ Mr. and Mr«. Grfollowing hanks allow it op. least so far as accurate at figures and fninlllar Lansing, Lucy Thompson Raker, daughter Pratt. Funeral from her late y Sweep overdrafts magnificent, uniform u|i-t<)-«lalo olllre nut» «alary »"'1 "- of Mrs. residence, and all the races fur- current account in goes, in method»; agi-, Joseph P. Thompson, to Winslow 412 East 144th st.. on d to competa, " the sum» noted: France. perlenctl. Address to p. o. Hi« 21"»*. NeW Saturday, February State The 1 orli. reply Brewster Sawyer, U- S. N. A. Boston pa¬ 9, at 9:30 a. in.; thence to Immaculate close finishes. Bank, 000,000 rublos; People's beauty prize goes to tho Portu- pers pieuse copy. fish«d Bank, 25,000,000 rubles: guese, who have a well Conception Church, East JâOth st., where a Machine Cîun proved In Cue TA.fi New Yorlc Tribun« Industrial tume" fitting ''eos- DODD- -CHAPMAN On Monday. February 4. solemn high mass of requiem will be of¬ Company Matches Bank, ' r^t 4,000,000 rubles; that approaches in Press Bureau I'etrograd In¬ lavender DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED at the home of the bride's parents, 33 Mel- fered. Interment Calvary. - the athletic aggroga- t'oreiprt. ternational Commercial color. Most of the ruse dave strongest The Bank, 6,000,000 to be Portuguese appear MALE Place, Montclair, N. J., by the Rev. REED.On bv winning the team honors with working classes have a more rubles; Azof-Don Bank, 800,000 rubies; officers, and tho sight of a cluster John Huntstone, Margaret, daughter of Wednesday, February R, 1918, ¦g, Russian Trade and of them on a stroll Mr. and Mrs, Frank Tonies to Mary E. Reed, widow of Charles P.. in her of 22 points. It was followed Ferdinand A. Unger one of his faithful champion in the Kaiser of Industry Bnnk, back of the lines is BUTLER, VALET, USEFUL MAN: French-Swiss ; Chapman, 81st year. Funeral services ^tfil played 200,000 rubles: Russian Bank for For¬ something to bo remembered. tiioroualilv callable: excellent references: country Edmund Davey Dodd, ensign. United Saturday. Feb¬ ''Company K with 16, Companies 1 best games in Germany than in the government of a eign or div. Misa Snaughfiéssy's Agcno\ 17 Went 42«! a'. States Nnvnl Reserve force. ruary 9, 12 o'clock noon. tied for third with 11 defeating Richard Mc- Trade, 1,000,000 rubles. The reel ribbon goes to the sky-blue .j| points. Tho .¦ REINHART. Gowan in the final match of the na¬ democracy like America or Franco, ac- union maintains fourteen trad¬ uniform of the French, who would be wife cook; do ROTH8CHILB.LEHWALD At the Hotel Recka, beloved mother of Ru- Philip Brown, of the COUPLE..Butler, useful; excellent on the Rev. tournament, which ended at Lawler richten," the organ of the German arkand, Nizhni the wear Rothschild, Chicago. were the compet-j Novgorod, Samara, Sar- officers scarlet If RENNECKE-Wednesday. February 6. Will¬ Sfct Company K, individual Brothers* last junkers, in a recent article in which atof. TchistopQl (Kazan the Italians were in Francebreeches^ iam L., beloved father of Eleanor Cosgriff, «rs of the evening. Lieutenant Browp Academy, Brooklyn, government). be they would; DOMESTIC WANTED after a short illness, in his 69th The score it tries to show that a democratic Petrograd, entitled to a close third, but the SITUATIONS year. . the shot put, finished second in night. was 150 to 138 gov- Ufa and Vladivostok, Helalngfors, sition po- eminent is less in the London. It operates the fol¬ goes to the Belgians, who wear! FEMALE DEATHS RICHARDS On February «;. Amelia, at ^ high jump and third in the 75-yard I'nger is the new champion, winning interests of the lowing industrial khaki brown, with red Roosevelt Hospital, daughter of Cur¬ enterprises: Gnomi¬ stripes and red- CllAMHERMAID and PARLORMAID. . Younr. Lucy [jl>. Brantley won the high jump and all his seven matches. common people than an absoluto mon- cal pfartt at tasseiled, brimlesB hats. strong, rier Richards and Herbert Richards. Fu¬ was McGowan fin¬ Moscow, working capital capable; best references city ot country- ACKERMAN.On Wednesday, February «5, neral services v, 76-yard dash, and second in like 1,700,000 The British Mia« Shauglmeesy'a Agency, 17 West 42d si. Jill8, Abraham son Trinity Chapel, 20th st., ished second, with Neustadt archy that of Germany. The rubles; confectionery 'and Tommy and the Ameri¬ Ackermnn. of the late Saturday, 2 p. m. ¡f «hot put Joseph bnking establishment nt can, also in tie for the Andrew G. and Hannah Van Home Acker- summaries are; taking down third article is chiefly designed as a reply to tal Moscow, capi¬ next khaki-brown, COOK..North of Ireland: young: neat; capable; man. Funeral service at his 445 RIX On {It prize. 8,000,000 rubles; tobacco in position, the award excellent per«inrial referencea wage« MU» residence, Thursday. February 7, 1918, ("o. the demand of for the factory probably ; $35. Maçon st., N. Y.. on Thérèse 't-jard dash.Won by Brantley, K; Smith. McGowan gave his onponent a hard America the democ- Tambof government, capital .{,500.- going to Mr. Atkins because of his Slmugluiewiy'a Agency, 17 West 4î!d st. Brooklyn, Saturday Hession, beloved wife of Frank S. , K Kwond; Lieutcisnt P. Brown, maehtre 000 evening, February !«. 8 o'clock. Interment Rix. Funeral services at her late resi¬ 0 in last ratization of Germany. rubles; match factory in the Mos- brass buttons and tho at convenience of Itl'lrn- Time, 08 2-5. fight night's 'contest. Ungor cow of his superior fulness COOK and CIIAMHKHMAin-SVAITIlEPS. Mend», family. dence. 225 West End av., corner 70th st.. run.Won bj L. Fran!?-., Co. I: .1. Lu«-; started off with "What do government, capital 500,000 uniform. Side by side tho two bulb capable; bent references: or country. at %-rtri w. double figures, and at Wilson and his followers boot rubles; Miss city BECHDOL. On at her Saturday, February 9, 2 o'clock. Inter¬ -Co K. second; T. Hoffman, machino mm. the end of the and shoe factory in the would make a good illustration for a HIiaugliiieflHy'.-i Agency. 17 West 42(1 st. February 0, residence, ment at convenience of i. Time, Ï 2-3. tenth inning had a lied understand by the term 'democracy'?" Ryazan soap 1163 President st., Brooklyn, Margnret F., family. ¿per race 50 yard*).Won hv Co, C, with! of 24 points. McGowan government, capital 8,000,000 rubles; advertisement, the American sol¬ FINNISH (¡I1U.S; beloved wife of George Beehdol and mother KUGG- At improved i-i asks the "Berliner Neueste Nach¬ r.onp works at dier "I wish 77 good references. Lolttl's Agency, Juneau, Alaska, on Monday, Jan¬ Atfturt' Vo Bermuth. and Forrester; mach'no his thereafter to even Kursk, capital 1,500,000 saying, my Uncle Sam Kast ISr.tli st. Telephone 65HS llarletn. of Hiram, George and Raymond. Funeral uary 21, .Itrst team). »1th Pint. and Will playing matter j rubles; starch would use 1918, William Kirkland Rugg. Volghl in the fourteenth at 98 richten." "The rule of the masses! boiling and molasaei. non-shrinking soap." Saturday at 9:30 a. m Solemn high re¬ Funeral service at Owego, N. Y., Mcond; machine (run (second team), with inning, all. factory in the Nizhni Far beneath all LAl/NDREf38..First class; aliifta, collars and cuffs; quiem mass at Saturday. m and MrNam Novgorod gov- others, as he is in the Church of St. Ignatius. February 9. Oartland ara. tlilrd. Tim", However, Unger retaliated with con¬ The will of the people is supposed to war is lust rcfcronccs; wages $10. Alias Bliaughoessy's Rogers av. and Carroll |Ó secutive clusters of 22 ernment, capital 10,000,000 rubles; a aims, the Boche. He as Agency, 17 West 42d st. st., at 1«) a. m. SEVER walk.Won hy A. .Te*sup. Co. L: C. and 14 caroms, be expressed the vote of each in- brick kiln that turns out he has looks, Interment Calvary Cemetery. -Mary. Funeral on Saturday. Feb¬ j^-ral'e a lead which he by 1,000,000 always looked, like a sack oí ruary 9, at 10 a. m. »jeoftl. Co «'. stvond; Bin!, machine gun. never relinquished brick annually, and three flour clods. It is symbolical that ; thence to St. Jo¬ «I Tic'.«-. S SO. from there on. dividual. In this manner quantity is mills the ugliest! BUSINESS BLANCHARD.On February R, 1918, Eliz¬ seph's Church, where a requiem mass will roller race.Won in different parts of the deeds should be committed in the CARDS abeth Ann Blanchard, daughter of the late be celebrated. Interment tf-yini by TMncus. machine] Unger's highest run was a while substituted for quality. But elections country, pro- only] - St. Raymond's _ 22, Gail and Ann Coffev, i., O, . in -».- of money, in democratic property is individual to the of the February 7. at %itn. gun, feet Inches: especially .S follows: holdings glory | N. Y. 1918, his home, 06 West ígan. «¦¦>. K »i-'.i "4 t'ert 4\ Inches, second; countries. Therefore it is not the will Land, buildings and stires feudal Kaiser should work itself out in Chester st., N. A. Sims. Funeral services SJer, machino gun, with 33 feet H Inch, third, of the central administration in Mos¬ clothing the athletic German in %uoLPDESKS"" BONSALL---At Morristown. N. J., February at his Irrte residence, Monday afternoon, 'cw-bi'f mile relay race.Won by machine gun of the individual, of the people, that cow, 869,484 body 7, 1918, John Ugden, infant eon of John the 11th inst., at 2:3«) o'clock. fcf. «cond; Co I«. third. Time. 1:591-5. ClubmenShadowed is rubles; starch and mo¬ ungainly penitentiary regalia..Daily Office Furniture Halsey and. Katherine omit flowers. Kindly Kraifni hlg! Jump- Won hv I". U Hrantley, Co. decisive, but the will of the rich lasses works, 422,000 match Okjahoman. Neilson Bonsall. Interment at the convenience i 'eel who are able means of rubles; In great variety Funeral private. Kindly omit flowers. of family. t, «Mi Inches: Lieutenant p. Brown, people, by factory, 100,423 rubles; tolmcco fac¬ ol and Milr.f r.«r. with 4 ffpt 6 biches, second; Kraals* money to win over the individual. style price widow SMITH.At Newark. N. J., on I, with 4 feef r. Inches, thinl. For Vice tory, 51,309 rubles; boot and shoe fac¬ BRUNNER.Marie Layer, of Jean Thursday, a Adam on February 7, 1918, Anna C. Milt score.Machine gun 22: On. Evidence, tory, 2,203,995 rubles; Brunner, February 7. at her resi- (nee De Camp), company, K, "Only Rich Aro Elected" confectionery RESORTS wife of the late Charles B. j Co. I and Co. M, 11; Co. C. 8; Co, «Î. .'. and baking plant, T.G. SELLEW «lence. 80 Sunnyside av., Brooklyn. Friends 7Rth Smtth, in her 2,000,000 rubles; soap are invited to attend the funeral on year. Funeral servie«; will be held at «if». B. 1. "In other words, in a democracy only factory, 17,072 rubles; brick 111 FULTON ST. Sat¬ her late 318 > 000 kiln, 63,- aiHifHinnuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiuiiiiiiHU New York. urday, February !«, at 9 :u0 a. m. Requiem home, Clinton av., Newark, on Says Inspector the representatives of the rich are rubles; flour mills, 3,682,723 rubles; mass at St. Malaehy's. Van Sieklen and Saturday, February 9, at 2:30 p. m. elected, and the head of the state must total, 9,410,00(5 S Atlantic avs. SMITH rubles..Commercial CARPET CLEANINQ -Suddenly, at Mamaroneck. N. V.. elect his ministers from among them. Reports. M February 7, 1918, Rawson Lockwood, son -»-- ¡THE a CHRYSTIE.Captain Phineas P.. F. A.. of Mr. nnd Mrs. Winners Thus the choice can be made only from C4RFFPL CARPET CLEANING CO..Cl»»na tu» U. S. N. A., at Fort William H. Smith. Fu¬ Sill, Oklahoma, in neral will be held Flags among ten to men. compressed air, steam, band or on ñoot. 1551 his 20th son from his late residence. twenty year, of Dr. and Mrs. Walter 3«) Judge Wadhams Informed Broadway. 421 Ea*t 48th »t. COB «ft BKANDX Melbourne av., Saturday, at 2 p. m. "Herein lies the deceitfulness of Wil¬ Says U. S. Faces Great Tel. 132.8ÍU». Chrystie, of Bryn Mawr, Penn. Relatives Services private. ._ and friends are of son's alluring call, to the Reichstag invited to funeral at the SPARKES On Police Methods in so Church of the Redeemer, Bryn at February 7, Albert T. Excel in Three majority. And in the Allied coun- After-War DIAMONDS 4 Mawr, Sparkes. Services f> Problems p. m., Monday, February 11. Saturday, :30 p. m. tries the people are ruled by the rich¬ Walklm, N. Y., On San*** Lada Members of Gordon Lodge, 173, Order Sons est men. Tho are DIAMONDS nolTGHT and SOLD ror cash; edrlca CODDINGTON nt of St. Gambling Inquiry latter irresponsible AU Year Wt*. free. BENNETT. 175 llroad-.vay. third floor. Suddenly, her home. George, requested to attend. and therefore have less regard for the America will face one of the Open E. Ugnruit!, Prêt. Woodbridge, N. J., on February 7, 1918, VAIL At Miami. greatest es Miss Anna C. Funeral services will be James Fla., February 2, 19)8. Essentials workingman and peasant than an old and e Gumming» Vail, aged 75 years, son agricultural industrial held at Big problems in her late rejidence, Barron av., on of the late Alfred of actuated his- is REAL ESTATE FOR SALE OR TO LET Vail, "Speedwell." Additional on hereditary monarchy by her as the AMineral Saturday, February 9, at 2 p. m., on the N. J. light police methods torical history result of the war, K Springs Health arrival of the Morristown, Funeral services will responsibility. ¡ Pennsylvania Railroad train be held at. the Church of of attacking vice conditions in New- coun- Byron R. Newton, Collector of the Port S BOROUGH OP QUEENS Hudson the Redeemer. "Has the democracy in Allied t£ Resort and leaving Terminal 12:42 p. m. Morristown, N. J., on Saturday, the Bth The necessary in many York was so of New York, told the New York »State Hotel at proficiency given yesterday in the John tries which Wilson praises much S ¡ DALY- W. F., jr., on instant, U o'clock In the afternoon. in to Bankers' Association at its annual W inter February 6, 1918, Rochester «N. ¡epartments of baseball order win Doe gambling before prevented the war? Not at all! ban¬ m Condition! for Taking tkt £ aged 29, beloved son of William F. Daly. Y.) papers please copy. inquiry Judge "How are the quet, at the Hotel Bossert, c "Cure" forest Rills Gardens Funeral from late residence. 166 East 73d in N. jiiwants is illustrated by comparisons Wadhams. different, however, Brooklyn, Especially'specially DeitrabUDestrabie K "A VIDAUD.Suddenly, Brooklyn, Y.. on Inspector James S. Bolan, monarchies! tried to the last last night. Forward Movement in st., Saturday, at 9:30 a. m. ; thence to Thursday, February 7, 1918, Nathalie Luce »( the records of sixteen each a They The Suburban Development." Church of St. aged «10 clubs, of the Third was minute to And last "The ideal which America is 5 only place in Amerlea S Vincent Ferrer, where sol¬ Vidaud, years, daughter of the Inspection District, preserve pence. fight- 15 Minutes from I'cnn. Station. emn requiem mass will be offered for re- late Etienne O. and E. !ag winner in its respective league last the to the en¬ ing for," he said, "the ideal of de¬ where îh* Nauheim Baths anil Villa Mary S. Vidaud. principal witness to be examined. year they proposed peace K tor £. Houses Plots for Sale. pose of his soul. Interment Calvary. Funeral services at her late home on Sat¬ lesson. With an occasional emies, which the latter failed to ac¬ mocracy, will make Europe a better C Heart and Oisor- urday. exception, The inspector swore that while the in which to live C Circulatory ¡g SAGE FOUNDATION HOMES CO. DONEGAN On Thursday, February 7, 1918. cept. place after the war. dora are given with a 3-ltli or ¡ VOLK On ; will be found that the team which Central Merchants' When that ideal is Natural S 47 W. St., Forest Hills, L. L Alexander, beloved husband of Jennie Don- F. Thursday. February 7, 1918. Ida Club, at 108 East "Furthermore, the English and the won, many of our Calcium Chloride Brine. Writ« for Booklet A. egan (nee Jerman). Funeral Volk, aged 83 years. Funeral services inished first in the league race held a laborers are back to 2 services nt at her late 452 Seventeenth Street, was being watched Americans are not fighting against going Europe. The his lute residence, I2."> Wadsworth av., Sat¬ Mount residence, South First av.. high position in battinsr, fielding and militarism, as tell the democrats, greater part of them have come here I NO WESTCHE8TER COUNTY urday evening at 8 o'clock. Interment Vernon, N. Y., Saturday, at S by the police, the character of the or¬ they to SHORTAGE OF FUEL. p. m. base There is no record of but they are fighting avoid the very condition we arc 1 private. running. was exclusively Our own and CALIFORNIA SEMI-BUNOALOW AT rARCR- WALLACH- Carrie Wallach «nee ganization reported to Mrs. Felicia our industrial workers. The lighting against, and we must preparo ; Heating Lighting luont-on-the-Sound, 7 romua and Rosen- any one combination holding the lead- against to meet | Fiant is | bath; all ira- DONNELL On Thursday, February 7. 1918, feldl, on January 30, at her daughter's in all three these Tucker, who owned the property. Mrs. latter are respected by the entire 'this problem with which vic¬ ; supplied with abun- a proTed. Short walk to water. Large plot, 36 min¬ Redmond I)., beloved husband of Anna C. home at The lag place of depart- will confront us." utes from (baud Central. Will se'.l very reasonable. Donnell. Relatives and also mother Hague, Holland, beloved Ùents oí hut a number of clubs Tucker is the wife of Frank world, and the Entente hate them on tory dance of Natural Gas Write for plan and photo. Country Home league, friends, Ray¬ of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Stokvis. play, Tucker, Walter Gordon j from § 4U West 32d St. ilStiO Madison onne Lodge, No. 99, F. and A. M., and The Hague; Mr. and I~ showed in the w»y in two of the three account of their skill and industry. Merritt, counsel for our own Telephone Sijuare. Mecca Mrs. Roger N. Wal¬ vice-president of the Provident Loan want to the American Anti-Boycott j wells. Temple, are respectfully invited to lach, Wappinger Falls, N. Y., and Mr. and iiviiions. The Allies destroy them. Association, : p attend the funeral services at his late res¬ Mrs. Andre Society. De Forest Brothers are her who represented the in tho Sendfor illustrated BookUi O Wallach, Mulhausen, Alsace. Among tht more important leagues Predict Commercial War employers STORAGE NOTICES idence, 10} Avenue C, Rayonne, on Satur¬ WIENER- .re day, at S in. Interment at convenience Charles, beloved husband of Anna New York Giants, winners of the; attorneys. p. C. Wiener, at his 2 West. "In case we ¿MlllllHillilimEUIIIIiSillilllillliillllllU of the family. residence, 86th iXltlonal League pennant, were first in The information of the ac- obtain peace without .-t., in the 71st year of his age. Funeral 'jam and base but inspector, sufficient the Entente will TRAVEL Union Transfer & Co. New private. fieldirg stealing, to his power, wage 121-125 FAST 23DStorage ELMS.At York City, February 7. 191X, ashed second in batting. The Chi- cording testimony, was turned against us a commercial war, which C--Av^o¿^ ST. Warren Alford, son of Leonard and Clara WOLKWITZ On Wednesday. New York, Fob. 2nd, 1018. Alford 1 after a short February C. ap White Sox, American League lead- over to the lawyers by Mrs. Tucker, will deprive us of raw materials nec¬ To Dr. Robt. S. Adams, Kims, aged day. Funeral ser¬ illness, Hans, beloved son of Rand Henry Kayser vices at 14A Fast 39th st. Saturday morn¬ Hani and Gertrude A. world champions, were first in and they promptly demanded of essary for our industries, especially & Kiln, Aaron Arm, Misa Margaret Hums, of Wolkwitz, at the «lien bases, but second in team bat- proof un Mrs. Elogue, May Wlntllng, Mrs. Kato ing, February 9, at II o'clock. age 7 years ami ;i months. Funeral J the accusations the club wool, cotton, oil, caoutchouc, leather, Win. Mrs. M. private, from bis home, 175 tsf and fielding. Toronto, Interna- against before tobacco, etc. Many industries will be Campbell, Drlscoll, Ji. Ennls, HAMMOND.On February 5, 1918. Charles Road, Fort Fingerboard »na! being willing to take action it. Weekly j Opervat «aUseasorvs I M. Davis. Pletro Violante, Virgil C. Bogue, L. Hammond, beloved husband of Mary Wadsworth, S. I. League champions, headed the against unable to resume their work. On ac¬ Sailings i of Mrs. Anna Dexter, E. S. Elmer, Dr. U'm. Stevens of WRIGHT- Suddenly, f,. irt in baiting and but fell to Bolan testified that count of this will theYfear. Hemingway, Harry Goldman, .Mrs. Fredk. Hammond, father Colonel John Frank H., February 1918. fielding, Inspector he was 10,000,000 persons !Come I 1-:. W. C. S., Captain C. Herrick. Captain Thomas beloved husband of Mary A. scond place- ::: base stealing. In the be without will íoAtkmticCiív «and Hook, Hazlett, Alfred Huber, Wright nee .".ge instructed by Deputy Police Commis¬ employment.* They f Illuminating S., Harry and Robert Hammond. Services Knight), 64 years. Ser¬ ¡Mr¡can Association the have to To coun¬ lenpyihe dry.suiwBoardwalk I Engineering Publishing Co., nt 324 West 77th vices 167 Kipp av,, Hasbrouck Indianapolis sioner Dunham to emigrate. Where? Robert Irwin, Miss Mason for Annie st., Saturday afternoon, N. .f., 2 Height*. (iob was first in fielding, but seventh assign plain clothes tries that are hostile to us! I O'Reilly, Wm. J. MaeRae, A. Maingay, M. at 2:30. Interment private. Sunday, o'clock. Interment 3 men to shadow club members to II. D. N*. J. Greenwood. batting and fifth in stolen bases. their "If the industries fail, Frequent Sailing» fflUT£/?J.ßi/ZBr\ Morris, Morrison, Stern, Miss HAWKINS.On at Taken as a homes. agriculture, Mason for Alice Carey, Mr. or Mrs. 11. A. Wednesday. February 6, whole, the averages are too, will be affected. We shall have Geo. T. Mrs. Her home, in Milford, Conn., Emma K. The "This was not done until a Pell, Porter, E. Rogers, Julia Wy high. grand average of the 1917, no land on which to settle down for lOi \l. Russell, »Mr. Scatonl, Mrs. Edw. Sefton, Hawkins. Funeral service at Milford Fri¬ sixteen pennant winning clubs is .633. year later, was it?" asked Assistant those who have taken in the war Safety Chest Co., J. Sackett, Mrs. Schrelb- day, 7:30 p. m. Interment Sayville, Long DEDICATION part r, Goo. M. Feb. Thirteen clubs show an average of .263 District Attorney Smith. or have it. com- Steedman, W. J. Thompson, Island, N. Y. Saturday, D. i been affected by Our Carrying Passengers, Cargo THÍ LEADIHS RESORT HOUSE Of THE Lisette G. Smith. Mrs. Geo. .Mrs. batting:, and eleven have a mark of "No, sir," replied Bolan. WORLD Winterer, on Febru¬ Inspector merce will not fare any better! We and United ATLANTIC Jennie Wood: Von and each <.f you are HEWITT- Suddenly, Wednesday. CAMPBELL .In loving of M in fielding. The average number Bolan said Mrs. Ernestine States Mail CITY, N.J. notified that the ary i',, l!i 18, Mary E. Cotl'in, widow of memory my of stolen Bergnolli cannot imagine that England will allow .¦IHK NATION'S HEALTH SHOt"' hereby time for the pay¬ mother, Eva St. Claire Campbell, who died bn«cs by twelve of the sixteen leased the entire property, us to share the com- DRAFTS & MtAUTH ment of tills company's lien upon the prop¬ William Ralston Hewitt. Funeral services February 9, 1917. including in international MONEY ORDERS I» SPPICIENCV erty hereinafter described will be held at the Church of the I pennant clubs is 196 1-3 for the season. five floors, and sublet the basement merce as A Germicide having expired, Holy before. Britain.Ireland.Italy.Scandinavia Gulf-stream-rempcred Climste. after duo notice thereof had av. and parlor floor to the club. The No Slush. No Dust. been given Communion, fith and 20th st., New rest "In this connection history ought to Offices, b Broadway, New York No Dirt. Innumerable you, this Company will cause such prop¬ York City, on Saturday. February 9, at of the floors were used her for fur- us a de- Outdoor Recrea»_>ns and Indoor F-ntrrfainmente erty, to wit: Household goods, personal 11 a. tn. by give lesson. England has effects Philadelphia Golfer nished rooms. Her David the commerce Ownership Management JOSMH WHITE S SONS CO. and merchandise, stored in its UNDERTAKERS attorney, stroyed cf Portugal, warehouses you In name JOHNSTON- beloved husband of Ella Segal, he said, obtained an by (or your or Adam, Breaks Pinehurst Record injunction Spain and Holland. Why has England in which you may hove an Interest) to be V. A. Joh""ton 'nee Sterrett), on Febru¬ against the police from Justice Bijur not rebuilt the ports of Ireland? sold at public auction, according :»> t lie ary 7, in h!» 67th year. Services at his WREHURST. S. Feb. 8..Eddie in 1913. our statute m such case made and late Brook¬ C, November, "If industries, agriculture and at its provided, resilience, 1415 Sterling Place, REAL BRONZE Loos, the cricket club warehouses, 121-125 lüast 22nd Street, lyn, Saturday, c. ; m. Philadelphia Judge Wadhams directed Mr. Smith commerce will fare ill we shall be un- New York City, on MONDAY, FEBRUARY ïrofessional, played the championship to send copies of the testimony given able to bear the heavy burdens of ATLANTIC CfTY I8TH, IUIH, at 10:30 A. M.. and if the sale KAISER.Thursday, February 7, 1918, at her »urse at Pinehurst to-day in 34.36 members of the club last taxation. The salaries of officials will thereof is not completed on saic'l date, the residence, 964 6th av.. Katherine M., widow CAS KE by Thursday same will In- TS "'', thus establishing a new low figure to Mrs. Tucker and to De Forest have to be done away with and sixty Express Poítal Sanric« continued at the name placo of Adam E. KaUer, beloved mother of Kd- V the on each and every Monday thereafter, be- ward A. Kaiser, and Mrs. J. F. Gar- season. Brothers, her millions of will be of g at 10:30 A. M. on each jr., attorneys. people deprived KE Inning day .und retson. Funeral mnsi of requiem 10 a. m. Indestructible The Tin Whistles' three-ball tourna¬ the advantages of the laws for the WYORK.BORDEAUX.PARIS HOSPITABLE - HOMEUKE continuing until the sale la completed it was wound William Direct to UNION TRANSFER & STORAGE St. Patrick's Cathedra!, 50th st. and 5th up to-day. protection of workmen." Route the Continent ALWAV» Oi»ltN ARTHUR A. CO., av. Interment Calvary. .¦ Barr, Marine and Field, winning WEKKLV DEPARTURES. CHILVER, Secy. & Treas. Hermetically Sealed '»e final against J. G. Nicholson, of COMPANY'S LEONARD.At Glencove, Bermuda, on HU and H. C. of The Weather Albert of Belgium OFFICE¿Ä^d %¿ AMERICAN Wednesday, February R, Mary Barnes, wife Bedford, Fownes. Report STORAGE COMPANY of Colonel Robert W. Leonard. A me¬ *BRISTOL GFO. office oí Nie Mersch, Mrs. Hohne, »Miss Carolyn Wen¬ M'CLENAHAN- At Larchmont Manor. N. Y.. cyclonic depression In British Columbia. I.iglit A. UUliN & SONS, Stork Brokers zel, Mrs. May W. Polnsett, Mrs. Anna <;. EXCLUSIVELY last time he saw them together before Orders. Mail or on Thursday. February ,, 1918, Laura J., At Pocket Billiards local rains have fallen In the Ohio and middle Drafts.Money Cabla, ¦m.mismÊmmmammmnsaÊetÊmmmtvmmntmtm i.irurv, Mrs. Edith Michaels, Percy Cray. E. beloved wife of the late John M. McClena- Mississippi Valley and the middle Itocky Mountain the war was in 1914, on the Belgian Great Britain, Ireland, Scandinavia, Italy, S. Green, Mrs. W. Parker, Richard W. Moore linn, of Port Deposit, Mil. Interment at The Misses Mary and national when a "To und Mrs. Mary I». Richardson: You and each JohnWXyon Josephine; region and a snow and sleet storm Is In holiday, July 21, France, Switzerland Hopewell Cemetery, Port Deposit, Md., «ohnson, ßUtera, were victors in the prevailing Deum" was at the Cathedral of Portugal, Spain, of you are hereby notified that the time tor Wi^ft^gB^ Southern Wisconsin and Eastern Iowa. sung For further Information apply payment of our lien upon the property herein¬ Saturday, at 2 p. m. 'omen's po.-k.:t billiard championship St. Gudule in honor of the of 21-24 The temperature continues aliovo tho seasonal av- founding STATE STREET. NEW VOIIK. after described having expired, ;:fter due no¬ MEALIE tournament matches at Daly's tho tice thereof had been you, we will cause Suddenly, February 5. Patrick, be¬ Academy east of tho but thero dynasty. given loved husband of the late Annie Mcalie. CEMETERIES ï«sterda>. Misn Marv defeated Ada! erago Mississippi Hiver, has "The made an interest¬ "iV> I IMP 1',Klt n- I"r- MONTAGU* such property, to wit. Household Goods, Per¬ a fall in In the royal family tU U LINt sonal Funeral from the residence of his son, «wnan, 60 to 32, while Mies Jose-! been sharp temperature plains states the in the lieutenant RCn st., It'Kl.VN. AT NOON. Effects, Trunks, Merchandise, Carpets, Thomas Till-; WOODLAWN Terns to ing picture; King For Porto Rico, Curacao & Venezuela. etc, stored in our warehouses by you (or In A. Mealle, 20 Graham st., Jersey CEMETERY, wine downed Miss Alice 60 from Northern tho Dakota«. Snow Is In- y.rr.lA thence to 23d St. I!y Harlem Train .¦' Levinton, cllcated for Saturday and Sunday in Northern New general's uniform he always wears, _Feb. ltll'HILAUKLl'lllA.Mar. Í your name or in which you may have an in¬ City Heights St. Ann's Church, and by Troliey. 31. England, Northern New York and Northern Michi¬ tall, broad-shouldered, tanned some¬ CAKAi'AS.Fell. 20| terest), to be sold at public auction accord- Saturday, February 9, at 10 a. m. Inter- Lota of small size for sale. rain in Superior AwoinniodHtloii» for Pifmmgor«. In to tho statute in such case made and ment ' However, Miss Josephine lost an gan arid' light Saturday the middle Atlantic what from his outing by the sea.they BUSS. DAU-KTT A CO.. G P. M. Music. completed on said February 26th the same ing to rain Saturday, wanner; Sunday, probably bant, and Charies, the Count of Flan¬ NEW LONDON (NORWICH) LINE. Str. Iva. will be continue»! at the same place on Friends of rain and wanner. Pier in N. H.. Houston wk. INSTRUCTION, COLLEGES, SCHOOLS each and every Revolution For Kastern New snow with ders, grave, fair, slender bovs, in broad St., clays. 6:30 Tuesday thereafter, begin¬ York, Saturday, ris¬ P M Lv. Pier 70, E. K.» !v. 22d St., 0 P. M. ning ut 10:30 A. M. on each day and cuii- ing temperature: Sun-lay probably rain and warmer. hatiste collars and gray satin suits, and LINK. Str. lvs. Pier EVENING COURSES IN until the sab- la [Staff Correspondence] Fur New Jersey, rain Saturday, with rising tern- the Princess with NEW HAVEN 28, B. FRENCH. tlnulng completed. Feb. perature: Sunday partly cloudy, Marie «losé, her R.., near Catharine »St., wk. days, 2 1 M. The Alliance Française gives courses In AMERICAN STORAGE COMPANY. Washington, 8..a huge con-, ' ««ssional Fur Western Pennsylvania, rain and colder Sat- pretty, mischievous little face and elfish French In co-operation with the College of appropriation to be devoted Urflayi Sundav part.lv cloudy, continued cold. tangle of crispy, curling, golden hair. "Tin; public be pleased." the <'lty of New York: Monday, Wednesday, ."relief work in Russia is to be urged For Western New York, snow Saturday, with ris¬ Iho child that all the painters and all Friday of each woek; three grades, elemen¬ CONNOLLY'S EXPRESS & VAN CO. the American government soon bv ing temperature: Sundav rain or snow ami colder. the of hav« tary Intermediate, ndvanced; oral method .fiendst»on of sculptors Belgium por- chiefly used; nominal registration foe; OFFICE: 28 COLUMBUS AVENUE, Russian freedom. Local Official Record.--Tho following official rec- ¿rayed over and over. courses begin February 18th. A imjIv al the Bet. «lltli and «1st 8ta. .for this location i *ne would be utilized from Ilureau shows "I most $2.95 College, or to Prof. L. Delamane, 200 6th av Storage: nil West 57tli street. appropriation ord the Weather stood there and watched that BOSTON, temperatures 9 the of To Thomas Paris, Mrs. Eckert, Mrs. «pooreramelioratmfí great suffering during tho last twenty-tout hours. In comparison interesting family, a very model oi all PROVIDENCE gRK» $1.00 Elizabeth Peter McCree, Mrs. Pollock, Mr. a stone's throw from the Horn people in Russia, 00,000 of with the corresponding dato of last year: the domestic virtues, in its affection, 8ERL.ITZ L. Saiderman, Mr. »t Mrs. E-.lward En¬ Brooklyn vill be without shoes or neces- 1918. 1917.1 1918. 1M7. the sober good sense of the young par- SCHOOL vi right. Mr. Harry Moore, Mr. «54 Mrs. Rob- Bridge, subway and elevated. The 31 LINE VVsot 34th ert Burdlck, Mr. Parker, Mrs. a. títrtwt clothing by early spring. 3 m. 84|8 P. i». 27 4H ents. ... I looked at that grave, COLONIAL 129 Fltzpatrlck, "pApart 0 a m. 28 82 fi p. m. Ï4 13 ALL OUTSIDE STATEROOMS. #1 *> Mr. Paul Bacque, Alice Johnson, Milton building is open 24 hours, with elevator of the fund also would be used slender lad, Prince Leopold of Bcl- at ;>:00 P. M. Languages 218 Llvlnuaton Streit Henrietta 1« a. m. 25 9 p. ni. 27 4*! Wtek «Jays anil Sundays iron»£ Gray, Hrawner, Mr. E. M. 21 M) g'um. of out N foot Weat Houaton St. TBUMS MAT BE BEGUN AT ANT TIM». Mr. .lames I. and air and ten¬ ¡r'0Unteracting German propaganda in ¡2 n<-on . 40,' 11 p. m. 42 Duke Brabant, etc., gazing Pier SS K.. Brawner, Watson: You and service.splendid light and in «Pleading the of Highest temperature 33 (at 12:01 of those wide, boyish eyes at that 'Phone Spring 9401. each if you are hereby notified that the ants of substantial «Wm gospel yesterday, time for the of our lien the business character. within Central Empire ter-j a. m); lowest, 21 (at 13:1." p. m.); average. 27; scene of splendor; what were the payment upon ^°«facy average same daie last year, 40; average same property hereinafter described having ex- Available now. some de- thoughts just then in that child's mind; plred, after due notice thereof had been particularly . late for thirty-three years, 30. »- were there any conceptions of the roll-tie & Kegenu Kiiras. 39th year Moderate Feel. giv.-n you, we will cause such property, to iirable suites and single offices..or if mutations of Make« a «tidy of the Individual student wit, household go»i»is. tragic Belgian history? personal effects, have own as to Fire Record Would he one day, in other scenes like merchandise, carpets, etc., stored by you you your ideas arrange¬ this, when others should have taken SCHOOL AGENCIES or In your name (or In which you may have ment, we will subdivide to suit. 9Sth 8t,: auto: Jam" Barometer an Interest) In Connolly's Express and Van io,'"ur; l,r'- Readings our places, stand there where his father Co. Storage Warehouse, to bo sold at public apîJn*** s 1 8 Worcester, fí.tio. Providence American and Tendier«' h-.. a. m,.30.84 P- in..30.88 p. m..30.50 stood, while sang 'Te Deums' in direçMl.71 Foreign .Ajtenry.. auction, according to the statute in such For floor more or Istr7,!^ Waahlngton Marv Dañaba») alight. priests OUTSIDE STATEROOMS,$iM. case plan, information, an l2UU su; .,amp8 his honor?" P. Bupplles Professors, Teachers, Tutor«, mad»' and provided, at Floyd Grant's to McAroyi Local Official Forecast..Snow to-day, with ris- Dally, Including SunJaj. 0:00 M. OoverneasH», etc., to College«, Schools ana Auction Rooms, corner 7th Avenue nnd Bist appointment see the offices 'phone ¡Tpm?" H From Pier 19, E.H. Phono 270(1 Beekman Famille». to Mrs. M. J st.; unknown: Might. ng temperature; to-i. -row probably tain and Office. 290 N. T. Apply YOUNO- St., New York City, on MONDAY. MARCH our a^ent on premises, Beekman 3000. »iltSl'-U'*''¦' *..*.« tli!?>»t City Ticket Broadway. FULTON. 2? Union Square at 10:30 A. and nale li Is_=- ave.; Hurry l'f>!T..r> trifling. »armer, east to southeast winds. 11TII, 11)18. M., If the increasing $2,000,000 for Is not completed on said date the same »wo U!'k"ow»: *ükM. Irrigation COMMERCIAL Milcoslï«.fj, tast ljutAi' st.; Joseph Konfe; will be continued at the same place <»u trtflln*. An appropriation of $2,000,000 has SOUTH AMERICAN LINE LOST, FOUND AND REWARDS each and every lmh WEST INDIES AND Monday thereafter, begin¬ iStüíí ï;,l,t «t-: Wright & Co.: slight. been granted for irrigation develop- SOUTH AMERICAN PORTS. ning at 10:30 A, M. on each day and con¬ HMu ¿i.'rî"'* -¦" Mr<- Steinberg; slight. LOST BANKBOOKS tinuing until all the goods are sohl. unknown; slight. ment in various portions of the Repub- PASSENGER AOENT8, TJ8 BKOADWAT. CONNOLLY'S EXPRESS & VAN .»-19? t,th ,nTe':"' Miniature Almanac FKEHillT AGENTS, 29 BROADWAY. CO. !<5--i'li: w ."'' Ahrahnm I.ux: »son. LOST,.Passbook No. 296,967 of the Frank¬ 3Ute Wt I3th "l-- ''. iic of Mexico. A special commission lin Savings Hank. issue.! to (¡Tribune tollle* I'uh. Co.; trl- Shlnvo «toj. has been by the Shlrae Payment stopped. Please return LOST, FOUND AND REWARDS «äf " -"" 3 appointed Secretary rh" "r""T: Jt"""° 'Ciuf- rises. 8:58 j Sun sets. 6:23 OLDDOMINION LINE ^^«cTwaÄ to bank, 653 Eighth ave.. New York City. ^»«fwíHní' tfoon risen (a. m). 5:29 Moon sots (p. ni.) 3:85 of Fomento to take charge of the mat- D»j. 3 P. il. Pier 25. N R Tal. :i300 Franalia. All persons are cautioned not to purchase LOST BANKBOOKS T:Í5_m7 lî^îhV'.,RTO Mary «¦«''«Uiamrh; trifling. HIOH WATER ter and make the best possible use of or negotiate the same, a,e., The Broox. jmn .on,. A. M M. ^..U'ki.,1. P, the waters of various streams that CALIFOKNIA LOST LOST..Bankbook No, 1,110,581 of Rank Ian<1y Hook . ">:44 «¡:14 have been declared the of the RAVMOND-WHITCOMB TOURS BANKBOOK..Passbook No. UV.la,"., fur Savings, 280 Fourth ave., New York. ¡ovcrnor's Island . . 8:13 property N'orih River Bank. ©uitàinp' 5.5 Savings Payment Payment stopped. Please return book to lell tinte . 1 .*! .'.23 people..Mexican News Bulletin. | 123 FIFTH AVE. Tel. Mad. Sq. Gil*. slopped. Return to bank, 21 West 34th st. bank.