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New-York tribune., 1918-11-21
u. S. Bars Junketing
To Scene of Battles

Announcement was made by Collector
Newton yesterday that no passports
will be vised by the customs passport
bureau unless the applicants can show
beyond the slightest doubt that they
have urgent need to cross the Atlantic.
1t is the purpose of the government
to Withhold all passenger traffic to Eu
rope until war conditions have become
adjusted. Under no circumstances will
the authorities permit embarkation of
junlleting parties to battlehelds.
Exceptions will be made in the cases
of persons called to Europe to see d
dying relative or friend, but proof
must be furnished Urgent business
also may be regarded as a sufficient
reason.
The Cunarder Carmania went out
yesterday with 121 saloon and twenty
six second cabin passengers. The Hol-
land America liner Nieuw Amsterdam
yesterday took abroad only 1865 passen~
gers, all Of them Dutch government en-
ployes on their way home from the Far
East.
Over 100000 persons have applied for
passports since November II, $4,000
being from this city
New-York tribune., 1918-11-21
Masaryk Sails Away
To Lead New Nation

Dr.. Thomas G. Masaryk, President
elect of -Slovakia, sailed yester
day on the Carmania, of the Cunard
Line, to take up the duties Of his new
Office. His daughter, Olga, and few
fellow countrymen accompanied him.
From Liverpool he will go to Paris and
then to Switzerland, reaching Prague,
he believes, in about three weeks.
Not many persons were at the pier
to see him off and few of his fellow
passengers suspected the identity of
the elderly, gray-bearded, studious
looking man.
DR.. Masaryk declared he was de-
lighted with the kindly feeling evinced
in this country toward Czecho- -Slovakia
and said thanks were due particularly
to the newspapers of the United States
which had enabled him to bring the
political problems of his own and
similarly situated nations before the
people of the country.
New-York tribune., 1918-11-21
The Weather Report

WASHINGTON, Nov. 20-There are moderate dis
turbauccs Off the Southeastern New England coast
and Eastern Texas, but the prevailing pressure
Is high, especially over the entire West and North
west, with marked crest over the Canadian North-
west Tho weather, however. cloudy as a rule
east of the Rocky Mountains, except in the South
east. with light rains
hight rains reported from the Missouri Valley
eastward and in Texas There local rains and
SHOWS in Colorado. Wyoming, Utah and Northern
Arizona and light SHOWS in the northern upper lake
region. Temperatures have fallen to considerably
below seasonal averages in the plains states but
elsewhere they have changed little.
There VIII be rain Thursday In the lower AIissls-
slpp Valley. and on Thursday night and Friday
throughout the east Gulf acs. into Georgia and
Northern Florida Elsewhere east of the Mississippi
River there Will be more or less cloudness but
probably little or no precipitation, during Thursday
and Friday. 1t viii be colder Thursday in the
lower Mississippi Valley. and colder Friday in the
east Gui states. Tennessee and Western Georgia.
Special Vicinity Forecas,s.-Eastcrn New York
Cloudy to-day fair to morrow
The District of Columbia and Maryland-partIv
cloudy oday; fair to morrow; little change in tenn
perature
Western New York-Cloudy to-day: local rains or
SHOWS near the lakes fair to morrow.
Southern New England-Cioudy and slightly
colder to-day; fair tomorrow.
Northern New England--C Cloudy and sghtly
colder to-day, snow or rain I'm Central and Eastern
Maine: prouably fair to o-morrow
New Jersey and Dclaware-Partly cloudy md
slightly colder to-day; fair to morrow
Eastern Pcnnsy ylyaHia- Cloudy to-day; fair to NOR
row; little change In temperature.
Local 0f'cia Rccord.--Thc following official rccord
from tho Weather Bureau shows temperatures dur-
Ing the last twenty four hours. in comparison with
dat of lnst
New-York tribune., 1918-11-21
DEATHS

..,, and the late David sche,.,
Willow St, Brooklyn. ~, opdike. o, ~
wlii be held at st. AIMS Csh,noflal sesyi..
SIu Nnrs livingston SITS. BROOKLYN en- Clatcs
november q. at 8 D. m. '"' on Sundss
VAN KLEECK-Williaro II
AT regular meeting oF a.,
th nrusIees Of the Franklin Ssv;ne sne Bosrd NJ
ne tne oity OF New York, held al t'ss 3. Bank n
,i1uSe .t on the 18th day OF No',.anle sne osnkirs
liz, S,.e ioIiowlng preamble and d'noer lslS
w W., UNANIMOUSLY adopted resolutions
tr,'stn wnereas, on October 81. 1919
Kleeck entersd rte dds;oelate ;ot William N 's,los
Whereas 'eba ba INTO eternal life; ana nd Van
.nis ,o nank on April s, 1875 ars Trustee o,
70. C. tsl5' 10 second vice-president On .octobe
nee 9 ne held until his death sUs which q.
"nereas' since the time Of ~.
as trustee and throughout b;s n's eiecscs
nneb ~ continuous service he hasot7y.'sp
pro,r+b crow .. ms tune and though as eissa
ne;ebhorhoo. .tao extension of the worl u
years w;tb;,, itIGn ilHlng rs he did for n d
ing house. il was his endeavouU VI the baal
age those around him 10 ou 70 encor
WIN the hank; be it thereforaa aeh aecouns
Resolved. That we suitab1s
s, soiIow mat death has depriveSS SSpress %,
Irlendship of great value to +vvu o,'s Us Of /,
Pos,i", , ana De 1t further saS
resolved. That this resont;o,
upon the minutes and I''On On be spreas
crossed copy thereof. signed dpItoperly "a.
hneers; presented to his fam;y iI oy our q.
Iroworlage. Controller Fra. james R
terlee. President. ernest K. Sal.
"lALLiaMsnAt Andra,'iss San Jose. Cal. E,b., r..
Services 1881 President ey 81 Williams.
thursday !: evening. o'clock N Nordsp dssrpoklyp,
"0OD.A memorial service for IT,,
francls Appleton Wood. k;IIea lieutenant
September a. will be beld G'''eu eu Il, IN action
November p. at St Bartholo,nmau.iil um thursday.
Iark av. and 5lst St. at p. m" M Chap.
WORTH-In France October ., a.,
pneumonia, Margaret Wrigbt 'sS, Of
daughter of Archibald Garter s"s w WORT,
the late Elizabeth Anderson worth worth and
Sresskili. N. j. She died in tba "ofth. Of
ner country as army nurse of pece pserV'ce ci
pltal No. 4s; a graduate Of u utse bsse Hos.
hospital Training School for Nnnsnnensnn
York City. class of 'O3. Fayetts ntts'ses; New
mington IN. c. papers please conn ana VII.
New-York tribune., 1918-11-21
U~Boat Shipping Toll
For October $4,000 Tons

LONDON, Nov. 2o.-Allied and neu,
trail shipping losses in October totalled
$4,000 tons, the British Admiralty an
nounces. The British losses amounted
to $4,000 tons.
Sailings of steamships exceeding
500 tons between the United Kingdom
and overseas ports, excluding cross
channel traffic, exceeded 100000 tons
in October.
New-York tribune., 1918-11-21
Fruit Pit Supply Ample

WASHINGTON, Nov 2O.-Saving of
fruit pits and nut shells is no longer
necessary. The chemical warfare sec
ton of the United States army to-day
informed the food administration that
the supply of fruit pits and nut shells
now on hand is sufficient to meet the
requirements for gas masks.
New-York tribune., 1918-11-21

SCHOCK, John, Arcadia Cd w
VOGEL, Adolph, sgt, Milwaukee (W).
WELSH, Edward F.. Beoit (W).
WEISS. VIM. c.. Brillion (K).
WYOMING:
CALLWELL, Samuel. Burns (K.
FITZPATRICK. John W., Linge Cd d.
GRAHAM. Abt. E., sgt, Laramie (W).
NO ADDRESS GIVEN:
BARMAN, Glenn (W).
GORMAN, Michael (W).
LASSEN. Ben I'd d.. Ciuilidn.
New-York tribune., 1918-11-21
TRAYMORE- -ATlANTCQrr
Words GREATEST RQIH. SyQEs
LOST, FOUND AND REWARDS
LOST BANKB0oKs

IOST.-BanlSbook No 707 S9l Of the Union
Dime Savings Bank is missing Any
person having a claim 70 1t is hereby called
upon to present the same within ten days or
submit to having the said passbook cancelled
and a new one issued
New-York tribune., 1918-11-21
APARTMENTS TO LET

sOTH tNEAR 9TH AvE) Handsomely flrasaS a.',
apartment. two rooms. kitcheneiie and pam '''
$50 month; references. Murray Bill 'i5V.
4eTH ST. WEST fncar rif,h ave).-TSo ~
three rooms. furnished Miller, l62 Wesl W.
s. Circle $685.
New-York tribune., 1918-11-21
IMPORTANT

Birth. Engagement Marriage Deasa
and In Memoriam Notices may oa
telephoned to The Tribsae any tine
up to midnight for insertion in tbs
aext days paper Just call
Beek.nan 5000
and send the notice as you wish It IN.
serted Bill for same will be mailed 20
you later The notice Will reach over
100 900 readers daily
New-York tribune., 1918-11-21
SURROGATES' NOTICES

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON, y,
orable John p. Cohalan. Surrogate az "
the County OF New York. NOTICE IS hsi.g
giv,n to all persons having claims asslA', sI,
BIRDSEYE B. LEWIS. late of the cous. ~.
of New York. deceased TO presen' ssS. m.
same with vouchers thereof to the sa.s, su+,
scribers. at their place Of transaclins W
Frederick Eagle. No. l2O Broadway, ID .sas ~;
City OF New York. on or before Inc ''''
day Of March next. - Cas-.
Dated, New York. the 11th day OF '''
DAVID H. TAYLOR,
FREDERICK T. BLAkEAAN,.
7 FREDERICK EAGLE. Attorney -.
Executors. No. l20 Broadway
haitian, New York City
New-York tribune., 1918-11-21
HELP WANTED FEMALE

TEMPORARY WAR WORK
IS ENDING
Interesting Work and Many Opportunities
for Advancement. in The
TELEPHONE SERVICE
$500 to 80 90 per week frat four week,
while learning in Manhattan, Bronx and
Brooklyn.
So so to $3.50 Per week within the next
lew weeks. according to tours OF duty as
sigleu Frequent increases thereafter.
20 experience necessary
oood health. eyesight. and hearing
Age--l6 to 30 years
EMPLOYEES ARE ESPECIALLY WE'LL
CARED FOR
Delightful. homelike quarters
Luncheons daintily served at cost
Vacations with. pay.
Anniversary payments sick benefits. and
pensions.
Superior environment and pleasant
associations
to s hour working dav
Apply weekdays. A. NJ to & p. NJ.
Miss K NJ schmt,. tI''' '0u''on o.
'roohiyn' 81 Woughby st.
NEW YORK TELEPHONE COMPANY.
New-York tribune., 1918-11-21

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF Hon;
orable John Z. Cohalan. Surrosaus -.
,he county Of New York. NOTICE is ., hs..,
by by given to all persons having asis. e, =.
against SARAH a. DE LACY iate '. I
county Of New YORK. deceased, 10 p.'sb snb.
snr,h"r IN at it's place of transactlng bushes
No 55 Cedar Street. In the city ol ly.,es @
York, on or before the 22nd day OF ~'''-
Dated. New York. the 1lth day "a w
uNlTFD STATES MORTGAGE AZ
TRUST COMPANY. Ex,ey,sE Exegus:E 4
PATTERSON. EAGLE. GREENVc''i i.l
DAY, Attorneys for Execusesx, ci,y.
broadway, Mar haitian. New ioiA
New-York tribune., 1918-11-21
BIRTHS

ALTMAN-Mr. and Mrs Gerald G. Altman
S25 West 10th St. New York City, an
nounce the birth of daughter. Sybil
May, November IS, 1918.
WILD-Mr and Mrs. John Wild of 1856
West 18th St, announce the arrival of q
daughter, November 19.
New-York tribune., 1918-11-21
IIKTleSt IohlperhI'lrr ycsierdny. 81 d

rTb'T ''TI'I'0I n1ITV yU''TFINy. 5T HfKrcrA 70
.. M, lowest 40 Cat .35 a. m) average. Al.
average Tor same dalo last year, 40: average. for
same date last thirty three years A. "
Humidity
a. m.....'so l .. m...... 6a 3 D. m..72
Barometer Readings
8 a. IN 20 62 p m... 1862 gp.m m % IN
Local fofccast-Cloidy to-day: fair tomorrow:
moderate northwest winds
New-York tribune., 1918-11-21

pprNT1CE. PAUL C-rn pursuance O ssr. -
oricr r.,c OF Hon. John p. Cohalan, Sec "a
rssInS is hereby given to all persons a,s asssii 4
Claims against Paul c. Prentice: Iiss:s.sa' ed .
scnt rne nt' the same, with vouchers th,,sss n'.cs
,'sf" ln the subscriber. at his office ana way
Of transacting business. at 81 r SYsfE
Eorough Of Manhauan. CITY OF Nss Nss~,s'
ON OF before the iN day or MAJ. ~ o.
Dated, New York. tae le'h aS'
tober. 1915. pprNTIcE,
Admnistrssp"
JAMES #. COLLINS.
Attorney for Adminissratei. ,,,~
81 Broadway. New York esSe
New-York tribune., 1918-11-21
-= -
PERSONAL

SAM.
I will be at the Somerset alone to-day st
noon. Important that I see you
New-York tribune., 1918-11-21
CEMETERIES

THE wooDLAwN CEMETERY
22sd st. BY Harlem Train and hv r.'u
Lots of small size for sale. -''ast
Once. 20 East 23d St. NJ.
New-York tribune., 1918-11-21
BUSINESS CARDS
CARPET CLEANING
DIAMONDS
AUCTION SALES

JOSEPH FINK. AUCT.. SELLS TO-DAY.
at 10 y. NJ, at 1918 East 18th ST,
n. Y. G, certain chattcl mortgages-Joseph
Weiss. Abraham sadofsky, Philip Feldman
to Isaac seligson. dated Aug. II 1915 and
assigned TO Jacob SIitzky. Nov l6. 1918.
New-York tribune., 1918-11-21

FlRVlNlA:
R1HELDAFFER. VIM. A., lieut., Charles
ATKINS; Oral B.. Harrisonburg % W.
BlSE, George F., Saltville (W).
BOWLING. George H., Howardsville (W)
BAILEY. Allen j.. Selton (M).
BISHOP, Robt. F., Christiansburg (M).
BERKELEY, Thos. G.. Lynchburg (M).
BRATTON, Walter, Pulaski (W).
CAMPER, George M. Alvarado (W).
CAMPBELL, Chas. R., Cripple Greek (W)
CEPHUS, Robert, Urbanna (M).
CAMPBELL. George T.. Woodson (W).
CANADA, James, Lynchburg (W).
DARQEN, Harvey j.. Holland (W).
GROVES, Raymond, Remington (W).
HARPER. Leon, Crewe Cd W).
JONES. John E.. Arlington (MD
JONES, Pannel R.. Lynchburg Cd W..
LEBER chas.. corp, Richmond (K).
MALONE, James M, Edgerton ON.
MICHEAUX, Martin j.. Maidens (M).
MEAD, Thos. B., Drill (K).
MAsSIE. Clifton, Stewarts Draft Cd D)
MCORKLE, George s., Keysville (W)
PoFF. VIM. D.. Roanoke (W).
RABINOWITZ. Morris, Norfolk (K).
SHEPPARD, iitP Walter. Thaxton Cd w.
SMITH, Lester j.. Covington (K).
THOMAS, Ross. Dryden (W).
TAYLOR, James, jenkins Bridge (W).
IiLLlSON. Jahue. Benhams (K).
WILSON. Ben. Beachland % d..
WOODVILLE. Henry H., Indantown (K)
YEATS, Levi H., Burkeville (K).
VERMONT:
BUsHEY. Albert A., Richford (K).
GARLSoN, G LSs Edward G., ". Rutland (K)
GERVAIC, Victor, Alburgh (W).
LONG, G. A., Montgomery Center (W0.
WASHINGTON:
DAVIS. RAYMOND, Hoquam Cd D..
FRENCH, Ronald, Tacoma (W).
GARDINER. Elmer Seattle (K)
HANCOCK, Frank f., Stanwood (K).
HILL. Werner j.. Nasel Cd W..
kAHROS. Gust g.. Rdgefeld (W).
LAPINSK1 Ben, Bayne (W).
SMILEY, Earl, Tacoma -.
SUNDE. Jacob. Port Angeles ID wy.
WELLBORN. John L., Merritt (W).
WASHINGTON. d. c.:
fs1Dns Gfs1hDAZsENBRooK; Larhin W.. capt. (w)
HOWARD. Wallace F.. ID d..
HOLLAND. James u, CORP ID Dl
WEST VIRGINIA:
AAIRMNSslTRoNG, Al ISL Clyde, RelIevile (K).
CLARK. Chester. Coloden (M).
DUTY, Raleigh, Clarksburg (K),
FIDDLER. Paul M. Elkins (K).
LANCASTER, Lawrence. Maudsvile viii, Cw>
NJ m4RcH, pcH John, Scary % w,
niAsS2,I mniHMSH ALL; Cebron. Wayne (W).
MONELL. Nick. Fairmont (M).
MILLER, Henry, Alexander (Wj
k!NMEY Henry L.. Lake (W).
M.CARIY, Henry c.. SiRman (W)
SAWlJCkY. Gratsian. Gary % d.
WILLIAMS. Elmer. Crumpler (W).
WISCONSIN,:
AHREN, d. H.. lieut.. Fond du Lac w,
AKNDT RS,LoI, John. CORP. Manitowoc (W). "
ANDERSON. II. c., Poy Sippi ID D).
BL!ESNER. J. NJ. Richland Center (W)
BLECHSCHMIDT Harry. Kennun (Wj
BETH. Arthur. Milwaukee (W).
BROWN, Erwin, Beaver Dam tW).
BORGE. Sigvald. sgt. Hudson (W).
CONNORS. Benjamin. Madison (W)
DUSTY. Earl N, Milwaukee (W).
Ei:ihDMAN. George W.. Marnette (W).
FUCHS. John, La Crosse (W).
GNElSER, Harry. Berlin (D 81.
GIANT. Fred L., Lugcrvillc (W).
GRAIL: JOS A. sgt. Marshfcd (W).
HILL, Francis c., Elroy (W).
HlNTZ. Fred e. Marshicld (K).
JOhGENSoN. VIM. stoughton (W).
kRASINSKI. Walter. Manitowoc (W,.
LEE, Elvin W., corp. Osseo (W).
LuNDBORG. Carl A., sgt. Prentice (W)
MORLEY, Palsn, Recdsburg 90 D.
PEEL. Henry S.. Oshkosh tK).
POICZYNSKI, L.. corp. Miwaukee (W)
P!ERD.lOCI John. Milwaukee (W).
KINDEL. Peter. Osseo tW).
SCHNEIDER. william Edgar fW)
ScuLEGEL. William A. sgt. TT Atkin
son tW).
New-York tribune., 1918-11-21
NORTH DAKOTA :

JOHNSON. Herman F., Landa (K).
LOCKART L. D., corp. Iona (W).
MCANN, Earl. Cando (W).
MOEN, Carl O.. Tagus (M).
MILLER, Dan w, Stanton Cd w.
PETERSON. Martin. Turtle Greek (W).
WHITMORE. Dan A. Minot ID d..
New-York tribune., 1918-11-21
FURNISHED APARTMENT WANTED

FURNISHED APARTMENT WANTED BY to
naval officers: TWO bedrooms, SIT ing room aho y.
bath; vicinity OF esth ST. and Broadway: siIs o''
scription and rental y. Box -. Tribune oD"'
New-York tribune., 1918-11-21
Miniature Almanac
High Water

IS ...,.,..... 6.43 Sun sets .........43
Moon sc,s. ....... 10 i0G II. M
New-York tribune., 1918-11-21
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE ORTOLEl
WESTCHEsTER COUNTY

CALIFORNIA BUNGALOW AT LAX MAHoPAc.
Camp type stone creplace: very conv.anL .1ir
lfcated. with perr snent water rights. ssiMs
wi. sell furnished. 8 $50 COUNTRY HUAs
LEAGUE "a Wes. 32d s. Mad So $3.50
New-York tribune., 1918-11-21

GREEN-Gervase, en- November 10. Services
THE FUNERAL CHURCH. Broadway,
Goth st. Drank E. Campbells), Friday.
20 I, n,
New-York tribune., 1918-11-21

HURRY-On Monday. November 1S. 1913,
at Short Hills, N. j., in the S4th year Of
her age, Caroline, daughter Of the late
William and Adeline Hurry. Funeral SER
vices viii be held at Christ Church. Short
Hills, N. j., on Thursday November Il, at
u noon upon ARRIVAL of the rain on Della
ware, Lackawanna & Western Railroad
leaving Hoboken at 10 :45 a nl
New-York tribune., 1918-11-21

GONZALLEZ-Andrez Lying in state al
THE FUNERAL CHURCH, Broadway
between seth and 9th sts. Drank E
Campbells).
New-York tribune., 1918-11-21

GITCHELL-Ca Captain Ed b., November 18.
suddenly. at Camp Rariten. New Jersey,
beloved husband of Elizabeth Weaver.
Military services from 2440 Broadway,
FRIDAY . 30 D. NJ
New-York tribune., 1918-11-21

RICKETTS-On November 90 at his resi-
dence, lis East 10Th ST., Pierre de Peyste-
Ricketts,, in his 10th year Funeral SER
vice Friday November %, at > p m. In
terment private.
New-York tribune., 1918-11-21

LORIMER-On November %, 1918, John H
Lorimer, husband of Kate Gardiner Lori
mer. aged y years. Relatives and friends
are invited to attend funeral services Fri
day afternoon, at . 80 o'clock. at his late
residence, $50 West Walnut Lane, German
town. Philadelphia. Interment private.
New-York tribune., 1918-11-21

WANTED
TRAINNEN
and
STATIONMEN,
Ages 81 to So
SUBWAY and ELEVATED
Divisions
INTERBOROUGH
RAPID TRANSIT CO.
Apply
8 A. NJ. to 5 P NJ. Daily. except Sunday.
1873 Broadway-Room 1898
% East 22d s..
5S Cooper Square
49th st. and Sd Ave
l24th st. and Lenox Ave
S6th st. and Lexington Ave.
9th st. and Sd Ave
Licensed by T. s E. s. Permit No. s3.
New-York tribune., 1918-11-21

O'NEILL-on October 81. 1918, William,
aged 80. of pneumonia, at residence. 215
Franklin av., Brooklyn. Survived by wife.
daughter, sister and brother Peter
New-York tribune., 1918-11-21

KAY-David Ogilvy Kay, beloved husband of
Florence l.. Kay, on Monday, November 49,
1918. in his 33d year Funeral services
will be held at the home of his parents, 1863
Yarmouth ST., Woodhaven, L. l.. on Thurs
daY at %. N. Intarnlant nriNate
New-York tribune., 1918-11-21

PAGE-Angeline Rider widow of the late
Charles Page, on November 20, 1918. Fu-
neral Thursday November 21. 1918, D. m.
at the residence of her son, Alfred r. Page,
22O2 Loring Place, University Heights
Interment at Manchester VI
New-York tribune., 1918-11-21
SOUTH CAROLINA:

BARk, David Turbeville ID D).
FARRiS. Cmrcy L.. corp, Ft. Mil (K)
GAsoUE. Samuel L.. Florence iW).
GREEN. John. Sumter ~ D..
GhEENE. George. Oranpeburg ID d.
HUGHES, Thos. H.. sgt. Duncan 10 Dl
LhTIMEk. Herbert. Anderson % WI.
MYEks, Herbert. ETinahnm fK).
MULLER. Horace. Sumter K).
FAENElL. John B.. Lamar u d..
New-York tribune., 1918-11-21
Tne Casualty List
JONES. Estle l.. McAlester (K).

JONES. Estle L.. McAlester (K).
KETCHER. Henry. Watts (W).
LEDFORD. Homer F., Tahihina (W).
LEONARD. Dennis E.. Hydra (MD.
LIVINGSTON. John. Wilburton Cd d..
LYNCH, Albert H.. Lookeda (MD.
LINE, Lige, Broken tK).
MARSH. John A., Alva (W).
MITCHELL, Otis H.. corp. Gerty (M.
M'CAWLEY. DR.. Barney. Alex (W).
MYERS. Carl, sgt. Apache (W).
NJ BURNETTE. Wesley. Overbrook (K).
MORGAN, Lyman w. Okmulgee (K).
MONTGOMERY. Ernest. Claremore (K).
PAGE, Warren b.. Hartshorn (M).
POOR, Norban, Chandler (W).
POOLER. Henry r., sgt. Hennessey (W)
FULLER. Benjamin. Hazel {W).
RAMSEY Vernon R.. Ada (W).
SMITH. Lloyd G., Valiant (MD.
STORM. Ira n, Butler (K).
TARR, Charles L., Cordell (M).
Wears, William A.. Seminole (M.
WEISS, Jacob, Stonewall (W).
WARD. Sampson. Boktuklo (K).
WILLIAMS, Enos E.. Lune (WD.
New-York tribune., 1918-11-21
VERMONT:

BUSHEY. Albert A.. Richford (K).
CARLSON, Edward G., W Rutland tx
rALES, Edward c., Rochester Cd D).
GERVAIC, Victor Allburgh (W)
LONG. c. A.. Montgomery Center lMl
New-York tribune., 1918-11-21

MASTERSON-Eugene NJ, beloved husband
of Winnfred NJ. Masterson (nee Young
and brother of Mrs. Nellie Hetfernan, pri-
vate, Company H, 10th Infantry, killed in
action September %, 1918 date address,
233 East 31st ST.. A solemn requiem mass
will be celebrated at ST. Stephens Church
East 2Sth ST., Thursday, November q
1918, 10 80 a. m. Member of Santa Maria
Council, K. Of c.; the Tammany Central
Association. and of the County Committee
9th Assembly District
New-York tribune., 1918-11-21

TRAVEKS Doris Tiffany. the wife of Je-
rome d. Travers and daughter of the late
walton Iuyler and Julia Gilman Tiffany.
Mt her home, l26 Caremont av., New York
City. 10Th inst. in the 29th year of her
age. Burial at Cedar Hill Cemetery. New.
nufgh. N. X. on arrival OF the train loav-
ing Grand Central Station. New York CITY
~ no a. M. Friday. 22d. Services at the
cemetery Montclair papers please copy.
uPDIKE-In his country's srv;ce =, H..
ders. OF wounds received In action. rrsnI-
I'm rettlt updike, aged 90 years. Attn md
dearly beloved son of Fannie Montgomery
New-York tribune., 1918-11-21

ROSE-On October S, 1918, killed in action
in France, Lieutenant Philip Livingston
Rose only son of Mrs. Leverett s. Mile /:
and Major John H. Rose. in his 23d year.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-12-02
Other Editors Than Ours
ALIEN VOTES.
indianapolis News. }

Ten states hermit aliens o vote and one
them OF these states have laws governing the
their citizens while others including
diana have constitutional provisions The Indiana
stitution says
and every male of foreign birth of the age
OF p years and upward. who shall have resided in
the United States year. and shall have resided
in this state during the six months, and IN the
township so days. and in the ward precinct 80
days. mmed iately preceding such election and
shall have declared his intention % become a
citizen o United States cOnformaby the
of the United States the subject OF natural
ization, shall be entitled to vote in the township
precinct where he may reside if he shall have
been duly registered according TO Jaw.
The supreme court Of Indiana has decided that the
legislature change the constitutional quail
hcatons of voters Hence constitutional amendment
necessary The legislature could adopt amendment
forbdding aliens vote. II would then be submitted
10 the next session. which will 1921. Il
is again approved. il would then be voted by the
people. and II a majority OF them approved. the con
sttutOn would be amended. That requires time
much more time than should be required 10 correct
the evil in Indiana but there be other
around the difficulty
Any person. except an Asiatic who was not born in
America can become American by going through
the necessary OF naturalization. Many declare
their intentions become citizens This does
make them citizens Hundreds OF such people
forced 20 register enemy aliens during the The
for them and for other foreign born residents
the their citizenship rapidly
loyal American institutions and just good
zen as the native
The coming the legislature should prepare
"a constitutional amendment providing that only fully
naturalized citizens shall permitted This
VIII work hardship because there will b.
.. long before the constitutional amendment
coL'L DE come effective.