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New-York tribune., 1918-12-24

LEVERICH-sud Suddenly. On Friday morning,
Decembe~ 20. at her residence. Throg's
Neck. Westchester. Annie f.. wife OF the
late Edward Leverich and daughter OF the
late Frederick and Catharine A. Schuchsrdt
Ascension, 9TH av.. at 10Th St, on TUESDAY.
December "A. at II O'clock Please omit
flnNNe,-s
New-York tribune., 1918-12-24
Police Orders
Temporary Assignments

Patrolmen from 14th to precincts ind-
Gated 20 days, a. M, December 22 Will
lam NJ. Potter, 22d; William P. Ashe. 32d ;
Joseph II. King, 3lst.
Leaves of Absence Without Pay
Lieutenant Edward j. Quinn, 18th, .
days. > p m, December 2l.
Sergeant Harry Bernstein, 18th, days,
p. m, December .
Patrolmen Thomas Moffett, 9Th, / day. 8
a M, December 23 Albert c. Freed, 18th,
days, a. M, December %; Harry A..
Hassemann, I'D, ! day, s 4. M. December
20; John f. Gentleman, 74th. IA days. 8
A. m. December 10; Richard Steck, 10Th, |
day. 2. M, December Il Patrick Kenny,
National Defence. days. II: :01 a. m., De-
cember p.
Applications for Full Pay Approved
While on Sick Leave-Patrolme William
j. Brouner, 10th, I :15 a. M. December 16
during disability; John j. Gerighty. 5lst,
II $50 a. M. November 3, during disability.
While Under Suspension Patrolman -
George Wagner, 43d. II 10 a. M. November
%, to IA a. m, November 30.
Charges Dismissed
Acting Detective Sergeant Irving G.
Crocheron, October s, failed to take proper
precautions to prevent escape of prisoner.
Patrolnen James j. Allen, 10TH October
%, late returning to post FROM meal John
P. Dig, 18th, October %, failed to signal
Nelson McCoss. 26th August s. improper
,
James J. Hogan. 18th, October 26, failed to
prevent burglary Thomas j. Smith, 26th,
September 16. failed to prevent BURGLAR
Michael Kennedy. 18th, September Is. a.
absent from post, coming from premises.
l2) no PERMISSION CD no entry; Patrick
White, 32d, July 5, accepted 81 in considera-
ton of releasing prisoner Josph Horn, 3Sth
November |, after having filed affdavits for
exemption from military service in compli-
ance with orders, stated to his local draft
board he desired to go to war and unwilling
ly sought exemption; Silvio A. Repetto. 10th
October - while off duty and out of uni
form discharged his revolver, a bullet from
same striking woman. causing her death .
Daniel j. Sullivan, 46th, September %,
failed to prevent or discover burglary; Jere-
miah Meaney, 49th. September 26, assaulted
prisoner; Angelo Cava, Traffic Division.
Subdivision A, October A. used improper Ian
GuaGe to a woman: Edward n. l.. Rosen.
field, Traffic Division. Subdivision c. October
u, dragged citizen from trolley car TEARING
his cost and used improper language to him
(off duty
Sergeant David J. Barry, 1lth. died at
> :3o D. M, December 20. at his residence
1897 West Ninth Street, Brooklyn. from
pneumonia. Funeral from his late residence
at $50 a. M. December 30. Intermcnt Holy
Cross Cemetery.
Fatrolman Eric o. W Carlson. SD died
at lo:lU a m., December 20, at his resi-
dence, 162 Woodruff Avenue. BROOKLYN from,
pneumonia. Funeral from his late rcsidence
at p. m, December %
New-York tribune., 1918-12-24
FORECLOSURE SALES

SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW
YORk.-Sophia Muller, Plaintiff, against
Bozzuai Realty Co, Inc, and others, De-
PENDANTS.
In pursuance of judgment Of foreclosure
and sale. duly made and entered in the
above entitled action and bearing date the
Goth day of November, 1918 l. the under
signed, the Referee in said judgment named
viii sell at public auction. at the Exchange
Salesroom, Nos. l416 Vesey Street. in the
Borough of Manhattan, City of New York. on
the .4th day of December, 1915 at II O'clock
noon on that day. by Arthur c. Sheridan
Auctioneer, the premises directed by said
Judgment to be sold and therein described
as follows:
ALL that certain lot, piece or parcel Of
land. with the buildings ana improvements
thereon erected situate lying and being in
the Borough of Manhattan, City, County and
State of New York. bounded and described
as follows:
BEGINNING at a point on the easterly side
of First Avenue distant seventy-f1ve feet five
inches southery from the corner formed by the
third Street with the easterly side of First
Avenue; running thence easterly. parallel
with the southerly side OF SiXty-third Street
and part OF the way through a party wall
erly parallel with the easterly side of Firsc
Avenue twenty five feet to the centre line
of the block; thence westerly. along the
centre line of the block and part If the way
inches to the easterly side of First Avenue
thence northerly and along the easterly side
Of First Avenue twenty-five feet to the point
place of beginning.
Dated, New York, December end, 1918
ELY ROSENBERG, Referee.
HAROLD NJ. PHILLIPS. Attorney for
Plaintiff, No. PSI Broadway New York City
The following is diagram OF the property
TO be sold; it's street number is 1873 First
63RD STREET
New-York tribune., 1918-12-24
OUTGOING STEAMERS
W ednesda,
Thursday
TRANSPACIFIC WAITS

Tie connecting mails close at the Genera, Post
Siilce and the City Hall Posoffice Station. New
Philippine Islards via San Francisco close at
5;5o D. N Dec so, for dispatch per SIS Tenyo
Tahiti, Marquesas Cook Islands New Zealand
and specially addressed mail for Australia Via
san Francisco. close at . SO D. IN. Jan l. for
dispatch per SIS. paloona "
Hawaii and Guam ciose at $50 D. m. daily
ils mail is forwarded to the Pacific Coast dav
lor dispatch to destination by tile best opportu.
japan, Corca, China. Siam Cochin China. Straits
Settlements and Netherlands Last Indies close
at 80 p. m. daily. THIS mail is forwarded to
the Pacifc Coast daily for dispatch to dcstina-
lion by The best opportunity
New-York tribune., 1918-12-24
Livestock, Meats, Provisions

Following are yesterdays prices. compared with
those of year ago:
Yesterday. wear aro
Live steers fair to '0a' sso'
prime. 100 lb. $3.50 9SI8.0O StO45 @sIo Ak
Dressed beef. sides.
ID ..-.....-... .lb % rs If 6D
Live veas. common
10 prime 100 ID 1850 a 205O i4Oo M y sn
Dressed yeals city ''
Live re- ewes. 100 ID 500 100 $50 z22 90 g g ~ %
Live lambs. fair 10 law
prime prims. t ieo il. 1890 g 500 $500 q 1850
Dressed lambs city,
u b ,co ;;,.'..'. .!s 20 n @ rs
D cssed hogs ba-
,,s con, i, lD 49,. .24|s@ .2ass .24A@ .24as
Mess less beet 2s' ~ DBL Ill., $500 a $500 sIoo 500
H. .,......... "a SOC @ 24.soc "a. $50 a 25.o5o
New-York tribune., 1918-12-24
Schooner Lost Off Hatteras

BEVERLY, Mass, Dec. 23.-The loss
OF the Danish schooner Scotia Queen
on Cape Hatteras on December 10 and
the rescue of Captain f. j. Richards
OF New York. and his crew of six bv the
steamer Gultland, Of the Gulf Refining
Company's fleet, became known to-dav
upon the arrival Of the steamer
New-York tribune., 1918-12-24
G. o m m O q It'll S
Continued from page ten

casa fresh, 39@40c; state, Skins. spe-
Gals, ESQ 2819c; prime to choice. 25
Cu25c; far far to good, 2o@24c; lower
Eggs.-Receipts to-day, 6,S46 cases,
not nc. including 2,61o cases for export
cfesh ce gatheret, extras, dozen, 65QQ
66c; extra firsts, 63M64c; firsts, &c;
seconds, 5S@61c; fall gathered, poor
to prime, 50ld5Sc; dirties, No. i. $50
51c; No. 2 and poorer, 44(o SIC;
checks, good to choice, dry, 45M46c;
under grades, 40d 44c; refrigerator AZ
(a!53c; State, Pennsylvania and nearby
western hennery whites, fine to fancy,
o5C1S7c; ordinary to prime, 7cMS4c;
gathered whites, ordinary to fine. 70
(d04c; pullet whites, 68M72c; Pacific
Coast whites, extras. S5c; lower grades.
'5(a S3c; pullets, 65@70c; western and
southern, gathered whites, 66@Soc;
State, Pennsylvania and nearby, hen
rery browns, 70M72c; gathered browns
and mixed colors, 62d6Sc
New-York tribune., 1918-12-24

HAMBFRMAID Norwegian. gooo nard worker;
understands her duties thoroughly excellent refer
ences: wages $40. Sampson Agency. ISL Lexington
Telephone Plaza 5oo5.
New-York tribune., 1918-12-24

BtITER.,-Engsh trained; capable: good appear
ing: well recommended: $40 $50: anywhere. Misc
shea's Agency 90 East 42d ST. Murray Hill era.
New-York tribune., 1918-12-24

DEVERY- December %, 1918, Ann be.
loved mother of Margaret l. Nesbitt and
Joseph A. Devery. Funeral from her late
home, 234l Andrews av., near Fordbar
road, The Bronx, on Tuesday. Decenber
= Requiem mass at Church of St.
Nicholas of Tolentine. at 10 d. H. In
terment Calvary Cemetery Automobile
New-York tribune., 1918-12-24
Humidity

Highest temperaturc yosterday IS degrees fat a
p M; lowest, 80 tat SIS 4. M : average 54 :
average same date last y average same date
for thirty three years 33
New-York tribune., 1918-12-24

THOMSON Suddenly. at Glen Ridge, n: =
Sunday morning. December %. 1918 J'sn
Edward Thomson. jr., in his ith year. s0'
of Mr.. and Mrs. John Edward Thomson
Of AZ Woodland av. Funeral private
VAN ORDEN-On Sunday. December -
1918. at her home. l05 Hicks st. Brookg;n, ~
Mary. daughter of the late Henry d. Va"
Orden and Mary J. Gaul. Funeral prNsS'
lnterment at Hudson. \. y.
Won LINDEN Isabel. on December D. AZ
Stuttgart, Germany. daughter of the ls'e
Loring Andrews and Blandins B. Andrew
WARDELL- Suddenly. December I'd %
pneumonia. Helen Robbins Wardell. oep.,.
daughter Of Henry r. and Mabel > WEI
dell, Of Az Riverside Drive.
WEBSTER-On December 90. 1915. at hr'
residence. 512 Lincoln Place. BrcoS' ~, ~
Nellie Frances Webster nee JoHes'' -
her I'D year. Funeral private. Intern''''.
Mt Auburn Boston papers please copy
ZENTNER-On Saturday. December r. fSS, n
+. Zentner. beloved husband of Frieoa' >.
his 35th year. Funeral private.
New-York tribune., 1918-12-24
W Gather Report

WASHNGroN. Dec. ga southwestern dis
,nroamGr tha, is central tonight over the lower
rratutS to The uorthwestward. has caused general
rans rl m thc Cult states and SHOWS in Western
Mississippi Valley. and rains and SHOWS in tho
MppNr Michigan Valley In the Atlantic states tho
"ea'cr , ,iealed after rain Sunday night while in
'hr Far West tho weather fair.
HIGH temperatures continue in the Atlantic and
'taSl Gull states. although with fall since sun
Gay IN the north. They have fallen generally in
inc Interior and are much below the seasonal aver
Tho weather will I've fa.r ~ "Wednesday in the
ni,, nnSt GnI states while in the lake region, tho
day. with rain over the southern and rain or snow
coast Tuesday night In the south Atlantic states
rnin rv tuesday Will be followed by clearing weather
, II will be colder Tuesday in Kentucky and New
nElanl. f'i ana much colder TUESDAY night in tho
"mI' , '"Iirl' lucy, Tennessee and the East Gulf states
WI. WIN colH wave IN southern Kentucky. Tenncs-
wee. MISSISSIPPI aud Northern Alabama. It will he
ssGs mag 's'Gfr s,d Mencsday in the south Atlantic
region: the Middle Atlantic states and New Eng
land Wednesday. '
Forecasts for Special Localities -nistlic, Of Co
sow at nsh smG sGnd4sSs nnssday rain
Western New ycrClondy tues Tucsday M''S's' so@ in
Wesiern yV@ portion and by night in portion
lastcr, New York-Increasing coudlness T,.s
gay; ga, followed at night and Wednesday by snow
~ 1aS n9r.h' snow or rain i'll south portion: colder
Southern New Ensland-Increasing cloudincss
and colder Tuesday; rain or snow at hight and on
Wednesday. ~ va
Wednesday snow '
~ New Jersey-Incrcasing cloudness and colder
l1esaay; ran or snow at night and Wednesday.
Eastern ennsylvania-lncrcasing cloudness Tues
DAY. somewhat colder in southeast portion: rain or
snow at night and Wednesday,
ord Local sa official M following official
during the last twenty four hours in comparison
with tile corresponding date of last year:
1918. 1919 1918. 1917
3 a; "a. M. M. s. is la ,, %.'...:: s" 4
Highest, temperature Yesterday 5S degrees tat 3
p M lowest, 40 cat S:l5 4. M; average 54
average same date last year. "a; average same date
for thirty three years. 33
Humidity
a. a.. SO p m......46 D. m...55
Barometer Reading
5 a. m. SO. 10 p so. II r. m. 3clS
Local Forecast Increasing coudincss Tuesday
followed at night by SHOW rain; colder Welncs-
day; north and west winds. probably increasing
New-York tribune., 1918-12-24

KENT Suddenly, in Troy. " Y. Decenlbsr
22 1918, J. Ford Kent. Major General. I.
,: 4. retired. Funeral at st. Pauls
Church. Troy, Thursday. December 26. at
$3.50 q. II. Interment at West Point
p M Please omit flowers.
kER- At Liberty. n. Y, December 20. 1918
at about S p. m. Sara. daughter Of the
late David and Elizabeth B. ker. Funeral
private.
New-York tribune., 1918-12-24

COOK (coored). equal 20 chef; delicious pastry:
hoopltal sanatarium; splendid references; most
desirable city, country; S75. Masons Agency
l3l West 42d ST.
New-York tribune., 1918-12-24
Going On To-day

Free admission to the American Museum Of Nat
ura History. Metropolitan Museum Of Art Van
Co,tiandt Park Museum. American Museum of
Safety and the Aquarium
Christmas Enicrl ainmcnt Of the New York Society
for the Prevention of Cruelty TO Chldrcu so
,cmdyl' c'G'y hudnE 2s' Fourth Avenue S;So m
Commerce dead. High School of Commerce. l4j
p III.
Meeting of the Womcns Republican Club. Del
monico's, u. m.
New-York tribune., 1918-12-24
HELP WANTED FEMALE

WANTED. drcssmakcr. understanding designing
IS Stagg St. lst focr. Brooklyn. near Lorimcr st
New-York tribune., 1918-12-24
63RD STREET.

The approximate amount of the lien or
charge, to satisfy which the above-de-
scribed property is to be sold. is sl055o
with interest thereon from the 18th dav ~
November, 1918, together with costs and al
lowance amounting to $4,000. with interest
from the 26th November 1918, together
with the expenses OF the sale. The approyi
mate amount Of the taxes. assessments and
water rates or other liens. which are to be-
a lowed to the purchaser out of the pur-
$685. 50 and interest 20
Dated, New York, December 2nd..1e1s
ELY ROSENBERG. Referee.
New-York tribune., 1918-12-24

COOK.-Undcrstands sU dncs OF cooking suit the
most exacHg: good oaNcr: well recommended: s5s
Samreon Agency. ISL lexington ave. Telepnone
Plaza 1908
New-York tribune., 1918-12-24
AMERICAN PORTS

:, BOSTON. Dec 23-Amved steamer Sycamore.
iok Inda Nsrok aad 'fG ~ Dcverea1 DHasSas" rna MNg
qfpHla' aHl a LaEe p1nn9re Ne@Por News Michigan
52d) coopa quebec C;p?'s (9ad9 Asba vsnSn Sasaa
s@Ia, SaI5 Coalooeool Great lakes va Quebec l22dJ
MS. Scwall's Point Abercofn tBr), Have (21d1
co,II4 rhIL4ApEirlllA. Dsc. 22-Arrvcd Steamers
,Nor) S. Nazsire; sudbury La Iailicc; New
CLAlMoNr. Del. Dec. 2s.-Arriyed; Steamer
PEI Dl:l1AWARG ~, nEEAkwATER Del. Dec. 2a.-
dephia tor hsym: Batjan, Havro 35d steamers
CBrl. Philadelphia for London sailed sca~ard
Hark Aion1o (Nor.j. Philadelphia for sydney,
ll'Iad nALrM9hE ni xd".rt pss 2s1nArrvsd 1n steamers
lHco: Ao'h. Boca Grande; Fornsum CDuj, Kew
Aorsi sailed steamer ouerstad CNor.l. Val
london; Lake buticr, Boston, bark Iiorc (NcrJ
p. CAPE APE HENRY Va. Dee. 2a-rasscd out from
ba.tl'a9lc. Steamers Matncock Tuapam: Nun
aa N.s 3o4 2 p Sailed snss ss@esas
'Bsr' sr i9nHSn' i@,1% War heSre CBr), Plymouth.
l,.a Haliias Nogs@god lBr Iyac: war W.T. Br Va
FORT EADs pee. 9s Arrived steamers 't.S'i Chai,
ranuco. lsmpico: Quimisian (fiond J. omoa
TSIpsed"el Belize; Sucrosa. Iacaro via Cicnfuegos
MaSo. 'hie va Panama Canal bark Cristobai
New lols '""''
SAVANNAH. Dec. 2s.-sailed Steamer Boilston
New Work. ''N''i
CHARLESTON, $. c. Dee 93-Arived. steam.
9rs Sirathoarn Rr.l. Cuba for Liverpool (put in
or bunker coall West LoQuassucb from Chilean
tort honduras Mohawk. New York and sailed
,wiLMlNGToN. Dec. 2s.-sailed. Steamers Josiah
Macy Baton Rouge. Santiago. New York
NoiI"ik Dec. 2S.-Arriycd: Steamers Begona
no . lSpan), GALVESTON (and sailed for Bsrr.
iona iona Bot"n, Ncw orA Joseph j. Cunco (Nor
New lork: Mekapoo. Antofsgasia: Guardia Naional
,Ars.l' New ork; Ottsr (\orl Boca .;raner
IA (and sailed for Weymouth Mass Quernstad
'NgT '.N, j. NeS York; Vallejo tBr) Port Arthur land
sailed Tor Londoni Charles Frat Baton Rougs
sailed Steamer Antilochus ,Er.J rersacola F1a
,,sn3l rnohIlANn, Me Dec 23.-Arryed: schooncrs
Wlllan D. Marvel. st. John. y. b. for New Yor,,.
Sainuel Castner. j.. Calais for New YORK; J.. A
''umn,rr utin, Ne. ,,, YORK for -. John y. Il.
FoRI >ARrNUR. Tex, Dec 93-Arr,va.a.
Steamers War Hermit (Br.) Liverpool: CrneIIa
'Dr}' Liverpool; Wilhelm JcSsou, New York.
New-York tribune., 1918-12-24

vices THE FUNERAL, CHURCH. Brosd-
way, Goth ST. Drank Z. Campbells',
New-York tribune., 1918-12-24
Cla sified A. DIVER tising
MARRIAGES

ARTHUR-wARNER-Mrs Charles as..-
marIsr Of Z, IS w West S2d st. announces tSs
TO Major William Frederick Artb,.' Lillian,
fantry, y. S. A., son of Mr.. AND S'' N, n
James Worrall Arthur, of West - 79s ars.
at Rivorhead. ". Y. October 9. fsiS 81,
TT-BRUGUIERE- Decernh,. ..
1919. at the Third Presbyterian ''Tya CT. u.
Paterso7, N. j.. by the Rev. o. NJ MI"nprea, na,
%sSor s2st, petSr Cooper pc Hewitt, Of Rins~soos Ds
daughter Of the late Tunstall r DsnsSalers.
of Virginia. f'''ureSs
LINDBERG-W WEIs-On Decenbe,
port of ernbarkatiop. Hoboken. N a.
Lieutenant ljunior grade) Chaplain n y
Leonard. u. S. n, Hazel N W. - u
Horace or. E. Lin3.dbere, U. S. n. Quart Our %
and a51s po1,n on .. 5. 5. America. New Jerssv
New-York tribune., 1918-12-24
SCHOOL AGENCIES
RELIGIOUS NOTICES

St. Stephens, 69th, near B'way
Rev. NATHAN \. SEAGLE ID. d.. Rector
Christmas Day Services. s and 10 80 A. M
BISHOP GREER breaches at 10 80.
Special Music, Cornet, Violin. Cello
New-York tribune., 1918-12-24

PARSON-Entered into rest Sunday. Decsm.
Der -. Henry NJ. Parson. beloved husband
late residence. i64 stiles ST.. Elizabeth
N. j., TUESDAY. December y at 3 O'Clock
New-York tribune., 1918-12-24

PECk-At Buffalo. n. Y, Sunday, December
- 1913. Margaret Frances. wife O.
Charles Fl. Peck and daughter of the late
Charles and Harriet G. Ferris Inter
ment Sound Beach. Conn.
RIP LEY Joseph Pierce Ripley. jr. beloved
baby of Joseph P. and Florence Albro RIP
ley. passed away suddenly of pneumonia
on December p, 1915 n New York City
Funeral notice later. Chicago papers
please copy.
New-York tribune., 1918-12-24
BUSINESS CARDS
CARPET CLEANING

Careful, CARPET CLEANING COMPANY
Cleans by compressed air. steam hand =, =,
door al9 East 4Sth st. CoE BRANDT. r.l..
New-York tribune., 1918-12-24
Peary Will Not
Join Plane Trip
To North Pole
Neac York Tribune
JGsjlin atom Bureau

WASHINGTON, Dec. 23.-Rear Ad-
mral Robert L. Peary, U. S. n, re-
tired, is enthusiastic about the plans
Of the Aero Club of America to send
an aerial expedition to the North Pole
New-York tribune., 1918-12-24
ARRIVED YESTERDAY
CITY ISLAND
Bound South

Steamer Cote Blanche Ecorse Mich via Ourhec
tor New York to the United States Shipping Board
Steamer Lake Lida. Boston for Baltimore
Bound East
Steamer Adrian lselin. Norfolk for Portland Me
United States lighthouse steamer Daisy
New-York tribune., 1918-12-24
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE or TO LET
NEW JERSEY
ON THE PALISADES

OPP. sOTH ST AND RIVERSIDE DRIVE.
AT Woodcllff N. l., corner house,
stucco on hollow tile. asbestos shingle
roof; ten rooms. connected with vacuum
cleaning system; open fireplace, parqnet
floors. hardwood trim, electricity,
screened and glass porchea. steam hea,,
doublo garagn, coal for al winter: for
cash and present rnortEage; witD or
Without furniture, fittings; owner song
TO Europe; price $4,000. J. r.. DEN
TON, No. 90 West St, New York Clty.
Tel montgomery 1851 or Union LOB.
New-York tribune., 1918-12-24
CEMETERIES

THE WOoDLAwN CEMETERY.
2eSd s.. BY Harlem Train and by iE'''-''
Lots OF small size Tor sale.
Office. 20 East e3d St. N. L
New-York tribune., 1918-12-24
Shipping News
Port of New York
Miniature AImanac
High Water

'uh rises. ...,.,..'IS sun setS..........
Moon sets........ll:ll A. NJ.
New-York tribune., 1918-12-24
DIAMONDS

DIAMONDS and jrwelry bought tor cash: ...,,..
appraised; purchased. BENNETT. IFS By; ''up.
New-York tribune., 1918-12-24

Cottonseed Oil. - The market was
featureless as far as contracts we're
concerned, and the trade sees little
prospect of any change in conditions
IN the immediate feature. The cash
however, was steady, and the
enlarged export programme is helping
TO sustain values on parity with the
liked price OF cruda.
New-York tribune., 1918-12-24
IMPORTANT NOTICE

Birth Engagement. Marriage. Death
and in Memoram Notices may be
telephoned to The Tribune ANY time
up to midnight for insertion in the
next days peper. Just call
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and send the notice as YOU wish it In
se-ted. Bill for same Will be mailed 10
You later. The notics will reach over
100000 readers daily.
New-York tribune., 1918-12-24
Coffee, Sugar and Tea
Nominal.

Coffee Futures. Stocks of coffee in
the United States have decreased
Sharply until the supply here now is
alarmlngly small. 1t is believed that
with the rcestablishment of hedqin~
facilities, importers will become actiye
buyers IN the cost and freight market.
which consequently will result in a
good business in contracts. Offers in
the cost and freight market continue
at very high levels, with holders in
Brazil showing no disposition to lower
rrlces. Yesterday Santos As sold at
Il i2c, steamer shipment.
New-York tribune., 1918-12-24

D0WNES-On December y. Mary Downes
beloved mother Of Mrs. Edward Fearon
Funeral from her late residence. geS Sth
St. Brooklyn, Tuesday, December a at
$50 4. m. Solemn requiem mass at
Church OF st. Thomas Aquinas 9th st. and
9Th av., at 10 a. m. Interment Holy
Cross Cerneterv
New-York tribune., 1918-12-24

GOODE- December u. 1918. Miss Re-
becca Lee Goode daughter Of Thomas Il.
and Fanny Lee Goode and beloved siss'
of Joseph j. Bob Goode, after linger.
ing illness Funeral from late residence,
207 West 10th St thence to St Joseph's
r. c. Church. 9th az. and Washington
Place, 10 a. m. Tuesday. December q,
1918. Interment Calvary Cemetery. :
New-York tribune., 1918-12-24

DORLAND- On Sunday December %
Louise NJ. tnee Eckhardti. beloved vile
of Gilbert G. Dorand. at her late resi-.
dence, 22f Denton av.. Lynbrook L. |.
Services by the Rev William R. McGown
of Grace Emanuel Church, of Harlem. a.
fl neral parlors, 1904 Bushwck av Brook.
lyn, on Tuesday, December p at 3 p m.
Funeral Thursday. December IS. at II a.
m lnterment at Evergreen Cemetery
New-York tribune., 1918-12-24

FRED-Mrs. Sarah R. went to her eternal
rest Saturday, December Il, 1918, mothe.
OF Mrs. Anna Kellet, sister of Mr. j. l.
Post, A. j. Post and Mrs. L. HorVitz
New-York tribune., 1918-12-24
BOROUGH OF MANHATTAN

34rIf ST. 4l0 WEST-l2 light rooms. . baths.
fine location for r0omng house. no brokers.
NJ. r Hankns "a Nassau st.; 200 John. or
premises
New-York tribune., 1918-12-24

HADDEN- pneumonia at his residence
1880 Madison av. on December y, 1918, in
the 18th year Of his age Kenneth Hadden
beloved husband of Frances H. and son Of
Valerie ard the late Harold T. Hadden
Funeral service at St. Jamess Church,
Madison av. and list ST., on Tuesday, De-
ceinber a at o a m
New-York tribune., 1918-12-24

Barometer Reading
a. 10 | p. M. so II s r. m..3clS
Local Forecast Increasing cloudincss Tuesday.
followed at night by rain colder Wellncs
day; horth and west winds probably increasing.
New-York tribune., 1918-12-24

SFANLEY-Elsie (nee Bauerl. Of pnea'
monia, December -. in her 2eth year
She is survived by her husband Louis. and
daughter, Ruth Helen her parents, three
sisters and one brother She mem
ber of the Episcopal Church OF the Trans
fguration Father Lovelec. of tnSs
church. viii 'ofticiate at the funeral ser
vices. TO be held at her late residence, SS'
Grant av., Brooklyn Tuesday, 80 p. n.
Interment EVergreen
New-York tribune., 1918-12-24

HERRlCA- December 23 Mary Ada
Herrick, beloved wife OF James a. Her
rick, Interment. Lakeport. n H Phila-
delphia. Penn; Boston Mass; Lacons.
n II Dare-s 7le.ea co,,.-