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New-York tribune., 1919-02-15
Observation-Disclosures
New Decoration for
Fight with Planes
Premier American Ace Is
Given Additional Bar to
War Cross; 8 New York
Soldiers Are Rewarded

WASHINGTON, Feb. 14.-The COM
mander in chief, in the name of the
President, has awarded the Distin-
guished Service Cross to the following
named officers and soldiers for acts of
extraordinary heroism:
Captain Edward V. Rickenbacher. air
Service. 9fth Aero Squadron For the fol-
lowing acts of extraordinary hcroism in ac-
ton near Billy. France. Sept. %, 1918 Cap
tain Rckenbacher is awarded an additional
bar to be worn on the Distinguished Service
Cross awarded him Oct. is, 1915 While on
voluntary patrol the lines Captain
Rckenbacher attacked seven enemy planes
five, type Fokker. protecting two type Hal
berstadtl Disregarding the odds against
him. he dived them and shot down one of
the Fok<ers out Of control. He then attacked
one Of the Halberstadts and sent it down
also. Home address, Columbus, Ohio.
Sergeant John Henry Dcnnelly, Company
A, l65th Infantry. For extraordinary hero
ism in action near Landres- Saint Georges,
France. Oct. Is. 1918. When his company
had been ordered to withdraw under intense
machine gun land artillery fire, Sergeant
Dennelly remained in the position until the
10 the removal of six wounded men. Home
address, Great Neck Station, Long Island,
Private Archibald +. Reilly Company C.,
1G5th Infantry. For extraordinary heroism in
action near Landres -et-Saint Georges France,
Oct 10. 1918 Private Reilly with one other
soldier, went to the aid of wounded COM
rado. who was lying about fifty yards in
a, Nalcc of our lines, in plain view of enemy
gunner. and snipors, and carried him through
machine gun and shell fire to Il place of
safety. Home address, Springfield, Long
Island, ~ y.
Private Matthew Joseph Kane, Company
a. lG5th Infantry. For extraordinary hero
ism in action near Landres -et-Saint Georges.
France, Oct, 10, 1918 Private Kane volun-
teered several times to act as liaison agent
after every runner had been either killed or
wounded. He was untiring in his efforts to
maintain communication under heavy enemy
artillery and machine gun FIRE Home adj
dress, 3l9 East SiXty-nnth Street, New York
City.
Sergeant Thomas Speros, Company Z.
Tooth Infantry For extraordinary hcrosm
IN action Landres-et-Saint Georges,
after all his officers and first sergeant had
become casualties took command of his COM
pany. led them forward under heavy artil-
lery and machine gun fire and retained COM
plete control of the company, although sui
ferng heavy casualties and under trying
conditions until relieved at the close of the
day. Home address. 2Si Third Avenue, New
York City.
First Sergeant Thomas Joseph Sweeney,
Company a. l65th Infantry. For extraordi-
nary heroism in action near Landres- ct
SAINT Georges, France, Oct. Is. 1918. Ser
geant Sweeney courageously supervised the
carrying OF the wounded, his duties exposing
New-York tribune., 1919-02-15
Americans Awarded 374
Citations for Gailantry
Supplementary List Shows Ad.
ditional Honors for Five
SquadrOns

WASHINGTON, Feb. 14.=Ohicers and
units of the American service have
received a total of 374 awards and
citations, including the American Dis
tinguishcd Service Cross and various
French, British and Italian decorations
A supplementary list received from
France and made public by the War
Department to-day shows additional
citations of five American squadrons
the Lafayette, the 18th and the 14Sth
which served with the British. and the
90th and 99th.
The citation Of the Lafayette is
signed by Marshal Petain commander
OF the French army, and covers the op-
cratlons of the squadron in Flanders
where, despite the loss of third of its
effective personnel in previous engage
ments, ut assured a perfect security
to our corps observation arplanes. a
complete service OF reconnaissance at
both high and low attitudes and the de-
struction not only near the front lines
but deep in the encmy's territory of a
number of German airplanes and cap
tive balloons"
The l7th and l48th squadrons we're
cited oy the British generals command
ing The armies, J. NJ. Saimond and !.
Byng, and the 90th Squadron by Major
General Bell, commanding the 33d
DIVISION. The citation for the 99th
Squadron, by Major General J. r. Me-
Mahon, especially mentions Iieuten-
ants A. T.. Llewellyn, Houston. Tex.
and Vi c. Metknam, Syracuse. n. y
pilots, and K. II Neel. Const ARTILLERY
Corps. and /. s. Powell, no address. oh,
f' sef who attacked enemy machine
Grn nests from the air
New-York tribune., 1919-02-15

mlttee attempting to report out per-
manent solution, although it might re-
port out decision respecting the five
year plan He himself introduced a
bill to provide an additional "revolving
fund" for the railroad administration
and providing also for the live-year
extension. What action. if any, the
House VIII take on the report he was
not prepared to predict.
"A permanent solution" he said,
will probably be left to the Rcpubi-
can Congress-"
To-day's proceedings before the SEN
ate committee were cnlvcped by a
sharp alteration between members Of
the committee and Nathan l.. Amstcr.
Of Boston, president of the Investors
Protective Association of America, who
submitted twenty-scven page printed
brief, attacking the plans of the rail
road executives and of s. Davies War
held, who represents the National AS
ssociation of Security Owners. and out
Inning plan Of his own. Members Of
the committee objected to Mr.. Amstcr
reading the brief, on the ground that
they already had read it.
Mr. Amster proceeded, nevertheless.
to read portions of the brief, and at
its conclusion offered himself for cross
eNamination. No questions were forth
coming, and he left the stand.
Financiers Accused of Loot ing
His brief, in the main. was 1 savage
attack OH the financial interests con-
trolling the American railroads. These
interests he accused of "looting" the
treasures of the roads and of inGulr-
ing in Financial debaucheres" Mr..
Warficld he described as "a high sal
arled executive officer OF an important
railroad, who also is head of an as
sociation purporting to represent the
railroad security holders, but which
liz fact, is an association indorsed and
supported by the great banking intnr-
ests and by insurance company prcsi-
dents, many of whom were largely re
sponsible for past railroad eXploita-
tions and financial Scandals
Although favoring private manage
ment as opposed to government owner
ship, Mr.. Amster objected to The roads
being turned back to their owners un-
der pre-war conditions.
New-York tribune., 1919-02-15
STORAGE NOTICES
CHELSEA FiREPRO0F
STORAGE WAREHOUSES;. Inc.

MAIN OFFICE. 426-434 West 2btn D.
HARLEM BRANCH, l12-l20 West l0lin :
New York. Feb 9Th. lsH
To c a. Phelps. l.. u Levengooa Tho
c: McDonald Mrs. T. II Mccoy, George y
Clune, Mrs Thomas Farrell. Mrs. NJ =
terry, d. NJ Gallo Mrs Mae 5. Michsss
Mrs. Mabel Butler. = q. Gardner. jas
Palmer. Mary lngoldshy Charles Z Bi--
Miss d. $. Steinbring. c. Dean ~.
Powers. jr.. }. c. Robinson < Co, A.', Al's'
Muller. Mrs \ Callahan. Mrs. ii s:as,
Ernest Walter Hisled. Fora Hoyt, NieA,s
j. Gray. Mary +. Robinson. Mrs. VIM -
rich, Hanz Merz. John J. Tobin. l. S,l sh.''i
Mr. Wm. Storey, John Il. COnley- Nn
Florence Bullock K Dasher. Joseph Nv,
VIM. Armstrong; Ernes. Hadeln. A sue.
II. X. Wilson Mrs. r. Chase M-s a
Sutton. Mrs. II. Linn. Hector DAVIS T.
Jentes K Maxwell. r =. Virgins s... oss.
dinger stephen Scherer. 4. Pratt cl~.. 1l..
Tyndke Tryer. j. l. Malone VIM. a ~. -
ing Dana . jefferson. VI. J. De lalsn., ~,
VIM. McGoWan. Chas :. R!deal MISS ". "
McHale. Messrs. Alex. Logue Co. -
Bessie Marvin. II. Depew. 7. y. BIZ. es.
Mrs. L. Mcdonald Dinan. Miss NONE u
son, Mr. NJ. Baroosa, Mrs Minnie sa:~. o..
Mr.. lIatton. GustaNe Woverniers M', ~
Seinideils VIM. Ward Jos l. HeFse''lTir Ms
Mrs. Mary +. Damn GlrarGo Argnliies'. ~. ~
Frances Seymour Miss +. van W e
Cowperthwait * son. Mrs. j. J. llnaae As..Ts ~
Saunders, L. Bauman s Co; Ars, s,r
Hehre. Mrs. A A Mowbrey. Nj VIZ HI.so,
Price. Mrs c. L. Smith. Mrs. r, Sis1,s, css,s,
Mr.. p. J. o'Connor Ms. T. II s''s 8.
Mrs C. TobleI: You and each o. ~ e
are hereby notified thar the time iof '1s ss,.I-. -
ment of our lien upon the propeTsy, ,.a~ Ia X
after described having expired. an. ,ss ri
notice thereof had been given you, w ii
cause such property. to Wit. furn.sp, furn.son ssi.
household goods of every dfsot' .ssSsIrs
sonal effects clothing. i'aei' I'm -ssf
trunks. pianos. musical instruments, 'ss,,hI,ls
chandise, carpets. rugs. iino.eain' ners ne" s.
Office furniture and fixtures, mn nrty,ss
verware, china. cut glass. books pe',s e ~
paintings clocks. stored by You ., ,,.,ns,' ,s =
rame in Chelsea storage " ar.Iao-.,s l. "a n
be sold at public auction. accoiu'.e, sss j.
statute in such case made and PRIV pr ..Itr. 8
49G-4S4 Vest 26th ST. New fofA e,s;y
WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY 2eth 5'ss 4. u
1890 A. NJ. and If the sale theteS ,.J e
completed on said date the same ch a.
continued at the same place on '-r,rf .cf
very Wednesday thereafter. oessn oessIDlI III Il
10 80 A NJ. and continuing nu''
goods are sold.
CHELSEA FIREPRQOF ,Sc
STORAGE WAREHOUSE CO.. -.>-<'r
New-York tribune., 1919-02-15
Urges Universal Training

Universal military training as a
means of preserving and putting to
use the present feeling OF patriotism
in the nation was urged at Yesterday $
meeting of the New York State Re.
conStructicn Commission by DR. C. r
Mann. The meeting was held in the
board of Education Building. DR.. Mann
in his address said:
"Therc IS no time like the present
to inauguratc among young men in this
country between the ages of sixteen
and nineteen years universal sys-
tenn Of military training. There is nc
disclpline ike army discipline. and the
time for its universal INCORPORATION in
spirit of service among the youth of
the country will never be ripper than il
is now"
New-York tribune., 1919-02-15
CHANGE OF NAME

WHEREAS, A SPECIAL MEETING WAS
duly called for the purpose of consider
lnS the change Of name of this organlza-
ton and tWo-thirds Of the members there
of being present and the said members
n%DIng ma a,,l; considered the advisabil1ty OF
changing the present name of this cor
poraton. and the said members, by a
vote duly taken, having decided to change
ir. 1he present name of this corporation, Now,
RESOLVED That the present name OF
TINS corporation. Free School. College e.
Bicur Holim Hospital Of the Holy City
Oh Jerlsale1n, be changed and that this
corporation be hereafter known rs and
nIy tng name Of United Charity Institutions.
tfre school EtH Chain. College E,tz Chain
ana the General Bicur Holm Hospital or
the Holy City of Jerusalem
rms Resolution to take effect as soon
as al provisions of Section &c of the Cen
with.
New-York tribune., 1919-02-15
Railroad Problem
Expected to Pass
To Next Congress
S"ierscniion by President
Only Spur Likely to Lead
TO Action: Daily Hearings
\ve Cut to Two a Week
NcIc lo3.k. Tribune
II dsh1llot0N Bureau


WASHINGTON, Feb. 14.-Unless
President Wilson himself intervenes
IN behalf of the railroad administra-
;ion on his return from Paris indi-
cations are there is little likelihood
OF sny action by Congress at this ses-
sion on thc proposal to extend the
period OF Federal control over the
railroad for fvo years.
The Senate Interstate Commerce
Committee, which has been giving
hearings, not only on this proposal,
bat oh various plans for permanent
solution OF the railroad problem. al
ready has applied the brakes to its
own procedure. and instead of contin-
Nlng TO hold daily sessions has agreed
beginning next week, to contine itself
io two hearings a week. Adjournment
was taken over to next Tuesday, and
from then on the meeting days viii
be Tuesdays and Thursdays.
In the meantime Chairman Sims of
the House Interstate Commerce Com
mlttee announced to-day his com
mlttee has arranged TO start hearings
ON Jhe hve-year proposal beginning
next Tuesday.
we Will start with hearing Di-
rector General Hines he said. "and
viii follow with Il representative of
the Interstate Commerce Commission
and then with representatives of the
state commissions. After hearing these
representing the public interest, we
shall decide as to the additional wit
nesses to be heard
Nc Final Programme Expected
Mr.. Sims admitted there was virtu-
ally no possibility of the House Com
New-York tribune., 1919-02-15
SURROGATES' NOTICES

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF
Honorable John P Cohalan, Surrogate
Of the County of New York, NOTICE is
hereby given to all persons having claim.
against Joseph r. DeIamar. late of the
County of New York, deceased, to present
the same with vouchers thereof to the
subscribers, at place Of transacting bust
ness. care OF Sullivan & Cromwell. No. 4s
Wall Street. in the City of New York. on
Or before the goth day Of July next
ALFRED JARETSkI and
UNITED STATES TRUST
COMPANY OF NEW YORK.
Executors Of Joseph Il. DeLamar. de-
ceased.
Dated. New York. the 11th day of jan
SULLIVAN & CROMWELL. ATTORNEYS
ior Executors, ~ Wall Street. New
York n.
New-York tribune., 1919-02-15
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PROPOSALS

PR0CPOsALs FOR STEEL. IRON. PIPE,
chain, bolts nuts, rivets. nails, screws
washers, pig lead. wire. copper. bronze.
trass tubing and tubes. expansion bolt
shells, jacks, screWdrivers, stocks and dies
taps. gauges. wrenches vses scythe
blades, hacksaw blades, machctos. drills.
hles, hammers, motors, marine electrical
fixtures, junction boxes. electrical rocepta-
cles fire brick, vitrificd sewer pipe and
fittings drain tile duct tile. hose, saddle
covers. solder. ben2ine. gasoline carbon
bisulphide. lye. bicarbonate of soda. am
monia, acetone, oXalic acid, fish oil. sperm
OIL lard oil, pitch, tar. asphaltum hi
luminous solution, tallow. glue, putty, dry
red lead, graphite lamp black, paints, lead
pencils. pins, record books, paper and
cross ues.-Sealed proposals will he re-
chasing Officer, The Panama Canal Wash
nSt"n, u. c., until 10 80 o'clock a M
March s. 1919. at which time they viii be
opened in public. for furnishing the above
maentioned articles. Blanks and informa-
ton refating to this circular G257) may be
OBTAINED from this office or the offices Of
me assistant purchasing agents. q state
street New York City; 6O6 Common Street,
New orleans. La. and Fort Mason San
francisco. cal. also from the J-niued
states Engineer Offices in the principal
cues ttroug hout the United States-A l..
tllht, General Purchasing officer
New-York tribune., 1919-02-15
W OundefI Sexoral,,
Wounded
(Degree Undeterm;ned\

fREUND, Harold. can't 31r 1va.t H..
N'st st Styeet, Mew York Csty west A'9ht1-
MAhQUARD, Otto ". G.. hem ia Nou
o0oa a genue Broohiun. 0'''' i'f Nor-
Street New York NCity. vi East l3' IN
BrodHjVN nEUjMN' Lewis E., ~a56 Union Street
BROWN, John. Elizabeth N 7
v bKCCh MAN, Fred r., corn. Wost Nou,
p.cdi' cdiAicc1A. Ralph. sos Halscy Street
AvsD,tS cURRY Michael j.. jr. sgt. IS Alabama
G. cORBETr Michael NJ. 27f West Fir+oon.h
street Re {, a., New York City. e'' ''i'eehth
souare Du SN Hs,v lN, yaa yMartn sgt, Washington
-, DE LA. Vinccnzo. % Carm;ra c...
n cHF3aowsSSi. ! Stephen. Perth AmD.v.
HGAhGY; HGhhG'T;;,JJ Jeremiah, J sgt. Orange. N J.
inchEOIkY, II Vincent, Bayonne N a.
n HAZARD. Frank G., 40 Park Aven,,o
.;.ll,; LEWis. lack. corp. 40 East TWENTY
eIHilh street New York CITY. "e'''S
,od.i ~ FIELD. Solomon corp. 195 Eost
loQth Street, New York Civ p'' i'' last
\, LoNERGAN. james L., corn Nov,ar,
street rect" New w"fFsg Ysr1 G;x s; jr 25s West lslst
Street. Brooklyn. ''ou'" o'$eh
p.1 M SohMlCk, Edward r.. corp. o413
M'GlLL. John c., 3s7a Lafavette Avor,o
Er1olSlyn. A''''e Avenue
NJ, MNAMARA, John A.. 50 Rochester Ave
M'bSERMoT'F Thomas j.. 1864 Third Ave-
N M,DoNNELL. Thomns. corp. Jersey City
vaot oKoM, SI,,. Jack. ss East losd Street, New
,cS,p S3,pplGG.LEY. Daniel H.. corp, sss East
,yo,.,i- @niAGhlrF. G.. Alfred A.. corp. 237 Wal
street, BROOKLYN 'o''" first
New-York tribune., 1919-02-15
War Contract Bill Held Up
House Sends Validating Ac,
Back to Gouference

WASHINGTON, Feb 14.-The bill
validating informal war contracts was
sent back TO conference to-day by the
House, with instructions that the
House conferrees insist on the elimina-
tion of section authorizing the Sec
retary of the Interior to adjust losses
sustained IN preparation fra mining
ores needed for war purposes. The
vote against the mining section was
PIG to IT.
New-York tribune., 1919-02-15

=, REDDAN, William d., capt. East Orange,
sURBEP, pqA D., Heui, 100 conrent
BRAY, John H., 4lS East Eirhtieth Street.
New York City previously reported mssing) .
CASEY Thomas j., 222 Last Seventy
Street. New York City.
CAWIEY, Edgar Nj, POSE Nostrand Ave
cARPENTER John j., 4s2 West 1921
Street. New Yorl. City
CHAPLIN, William W, sgt-naj. 346 West
Twenty-second Street, New York City
:, CHERMACK. John, 1894 Third Avenue,
New York City.
COHEN, Samuel 81 East lo5th Street,
cosTELLl, Biaggio, - Tiffany Place,
coVlNo, Isaac l.. j.. West New York,
coMrToN. william p. 81 West Fifty
eighth Street. New York City.
COLE. Elmer e., 2ol5 Avenue NJ, Brook
DENIS, Walter E.. Jersey City. N. J.
DEL GAuDlO, Pasqualc, los Sackett
Street. Brooklyn.
DEMPSEY, Thomas j.. us Eckford Street,
DIcHTERow. Joseph. 2ls6 Pitsin Avenue,
Brooklyn.
D'ANGELo, C., West New York, N. J..
G.. DEMPSEY John j., jr., 277 Seventy-sixth
FAucI. Yincenzo, 125 Elizabeth Street,
New York City.
FOLEY, Thomas w, Astoria, N. Y.
FORD John j., soc Hudson Street, New
York City.
FINN, John d.. Harrison. N. J.
FRIEDMAN, Samuel NJ. 105 St. Marks
Place. New York City.
GRANATO. Oraczio Newark N. J.
GOULD. Charles, Asbury Park, NJ J
HANLON, William j., Harrison, N. j.
| New York City.
MARcTEsE Myers. corp, 22l Blocker
Street New York City.
MURPHY, Edward j.. jr corp. Pater-
MURRAY. James j., 90 East End Avenue
New York City.
M'DowELL., Robert w, % Warwick
rGINN, John J.. 27G Marcy Avenue,
Brooklyn.
MuRTHA, James A., 431 East 135th
Street New York City
MDERMOTT. Thomas A, 1414 Second
NooNAN, Luke j.. 125 Cumberland
Street Brooklyn.
NOON. Frederick G., Hoboken, N !.
PAULINE, Lawrence j., 1877 Seventy
PIERCE, Aston, sgt, 45 West sixty-sixth
Street New York City.
POTTER, Stanley. corp, Ocean Grove
PIONTROWsKI. Alexander Newark. N. T.
SEAQUIST, Doran r.. 91o3 Fifth Avenue
Brooklyn.
SEBRlNG. F. W. corp, Elizabeth. NJ j.
SOTTON. Peter, corp. East Orange N. J.
sEYFERT, George w. l49 East Thirty
first Street, New York City.
, SoLANA, Frank. 81 skilman Avenue,
sIEGEL Morris, 2O5 South Third Street.
Brooklyn.
TERMINE1Lo. cataldo. corp. Hobo.
! ken. N. ].
THElLER, John, ir. corp. 446 Wes,
Thirty, third Street, New York City
! Il. Harold n
UETWILLER. Alfred, ir., 719 Starv
Strect, Brooklyn
VOEIKER, Paul. Jersey City. N. 7.
VAN EYGERIN. Andrew, Paterson, N. !.
Avenue. Brooklyn.
WILLIAMS, Joseph NJ. ol2 Newkirb Ave-
nue.. Brooklyn.
WOOD Geo; T.. sheepshead Bay, N. Y.
YURAN, John. Jersey City, N j.
ZELENSKEY. Joe, 2S5 Kent Avenue.
Brooklyn. '
New-York tribune., 1919-02-15

HALsEY. FREDERIC R.-5N puRsr.
ance of an order OF Honora bic John p
Cohalan. Surrogate of the County Of
New York, NOTICE is hereby given TO ali
persons having claims against Frederic r
Halsey. late of the County of New York
deceased. to present the same. with vouch-
ers thereof. to the subscriber. at mis- place
OF transacting business. No. II Broadway
in the Borough of Manhattan, City Of New
York On or before the sixth day of June.
1919 ~'
Dated. New York, the soth day Of No.
vember, 1918.
FLOYD w. MUNDY. Executor.
HUGHES. ROUNDS. SCHURMAN a.
DWIGHT. Attorneys for Executor. s6
Broadway. Manhattan. New York City
New-York tribune., 1919-02-15
suRROGATEs' NOTICES

IN PURSUANCE or AN oRpEn,0 RpshI,0ssp $
Honorable John 2. Cohalan, as.eS~trE SritlrE ;
OF the County OF NV YORK, '.sr esss
hereby given 10 all persons havins - y
agsir.st ss Henry A. knauer, late sr,sss q Il
County OF New York. deceased. 20 ,be s ~
the same with vouchers thereof 70 ,,ns hu,nst,
scribcr. AT its place os transaciins .a,rh =
No. 55 Cedar Street, in the noiy ~ 'b,sT
Manhattan. city Of New YORK ."
the Slst day Of July next II ssi.
Dated. New York. the cath day v
UNITED STATES MORTGAGE. 3 .suss sd,s !,
COMPANY. ,EneS0ut7 j
PATTERSON, EAGLE, uhE usar
d DAY, Attorneys FOR Executes
New-York tribune., 1919-02-15
Allen TO Explain Charges

KANSAS CITY, Feb. l4.-Governor
Henry j. Allen, of Kansas, departed
this evening for Washington, where
ne has been summoned to appear be-
fore the Senate to explain charges
MADE IN a recent speech that INSULT
Gent artillery support caused eXcep-
tlonally heavy losses in the 35th Divi
sion in the Argonne Forest fighting.
New-York tribune., 1919-02-15

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
orabIe John L. Cohaian. a Surrogate Of
by given to ali persons having clal Inns
against Edward Lyman Swift. late OF the
County OF New York. deceased, TO present
the Same with vouchers thereof to the sub
scriber. at his place OF transacting bust.
ness, at the office of uriah w. Tompkins
no. 2b6 broadway, In the Borough OF Man.
New York. on or before the esth day Of
February. 1919. next
Dated. New York the slst day OF Au.
gust. 1919.
IRIAH w. ToMPKINs. Exeoutsr
New-York tribune., 1919-02-15
Returned to Duty

BROWN, William l.. j.. 322 East llsth
Street New York City previously report
cox, Francis A.. 1876 Nelson Avenue
New York City previously reported ND.
GRAZlER. Henry c.. 747 East l39d
Street New York City.
aously reported M) N
=. MEYER. Charles, 65 East 1l7th Street
New York CITY previously reported Ny
q, pEIKOfSkY. Guss, Goerck Street, New
York City lprcviously reported MI.
New-York tribune., 1919-02-15

NEW YORK. IS: !. EDWARD EVER
EFT CLAPP of No 9s Washington
Street, East Orange, County of Essex, State
of f. e. Clapp G Company. DO HEREBY
CERTIFY that l the successor in in
tefest conducting or transacting the bust
ness OF Insurance at 80 William Street. IN
York. under the name of e Il. Clapp & Com
pany. and that the true or real full name Of
the person conducting OF transacting such
business with the postofiice address of said
person, is follows:
Edward Everett Clapp. 9S Washington
Street. East Orange, New Jersey Business
go William Street, New York City.
EDWARD EVERETT CLAPP
Dated. New York. January cath. 1913
STATE OF NEW YORK. COUNTY OF NEW
NORh.-On the 24th day of January nine
teen hundred and nineteen. before me came
Edward Everett Clapp, to me known as the
individual described in, and who executed, the
foregoing instrument. and acknowledged that
he executed the same.
Notary Public Kings County, n Y Kings
County Clerks No PA Reg No. 80.
Certificate Filed in New York County. n.
y County Clerks No. 317. Reg. No.
92$7 Commission expires March so.
1919.
STATE OF NEW YORK. COUNTY OF NEW
., YORK, IS: 7. William f. Schneider,
Clerk of the said County and Clerk of the
Supreme Court of said State for said Coun-
~, DO Certify that ] have compared the
preceding with the original certificate OF
Conducting business or file in my office. and
that same is correct transcript therefrom,
and OF the whole of such original.
lndorsed. Filed January oath, 1919
III Witness Whereof | have hereunto sub
scribed my name and affixed my official
oSeal) WILLIAM Z. SCHNEIDER,
Clerk.
New-York tribune., 1919-02-15
Casualty List

WASHINGTON, Feb. 14The made public tho
War Department to-day contain the and enlisted
men, vi these 90 killed in action died
disease 76
determined and 1874 slight
The full list for New York City York
Connecticut, and the list of follow:
NP,pY York.