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New-York tribune., 1919-02-06
Downtown Office: Astor Trust Office:
Is Wall Street Fifth Ave- at 42nd Street
BANKERS TRUST COMPANY
Member Federal Reserve System

nue.. New York City
,MULLALY; Martin J.. 80 East Seventy
fifth t, 5, Street, stree, New York City.
Street, New York City
O'NEILI. James a.. corp. Orange, N. j.
O'NEILL. Henry. Jersey City, N. j.
PALLADINO, Nicola, Jersey City. N. J.
Street. New York City
PALMRIE, DominiclS. 63 Franklin Avenue,
Brooklyn.
PENNA, Charles j., 1919 Lexington Ave
POPP. Alfred :, 1855 Bedford Avenue,
Brooklyn.
REJNCKE. Christian j.. 1o3 India Street,
Brooklyn.
ROTE. Frederick j., 6 East End Avenue,
New York City.
ROE. Arthur A., Newark. N. J.
ROONEY. Cornelius, 612 West Forty-ninth
Street, New York City
RILEY. Alfred H. Paterson, N. j.
REYNOLDS, Benjamin o., corp, Jersey
City. N. j.
ROTH, Leo. 907 linton Avenue. New York
City
ROUsCH. Arthur R.. Rockaway Beach.
RIsKIN Samuel, Passaic, N J.
ROTH, Henry, 1860 Bushwick Avenue,
Brooklyn.
ROTHFUss. Charles, Newark. N. J.
RHATIGAN, William A, las Utica Ave
sCHUPp. Julius F., 1872 Grove Street,
Brooklyn
SMITH, Thomas R., 7Os Ninth Avenue,
SOPRANO. Cesaire. 223 Seventh Avenue.
Brooklyn.
sTARRETT Ralph L., Flushing, N. Y.
SMOLARz Charles, 80 Delaney Street
sPECCIA, Charles, 13 North Oxford
Street brooklyn.
sTRATICO, George, corp. Yonkers. N: Y
New-York tribune., 1919-02-06
Police Orders

The detail of the following captain OF police
to act as inspector, with the title while so
acting of inspector of police, is hereby re-
voked and the said captain is hereby trans
ferred and assigned indicated, effect
p. m. February 4-Danel F.. Costiran. from
1st Inspection District TO 4th Precinct.
Dismissed on Pension
Patrolman. effect 1901 a.. NJ. February
Charles E. Hunt, 33d, surgeons certif-
cate. SS2o.
Transfers and Assignments
Inspector effect p m, February 4
William +. Boettler, 10th Inspection, to lst
Inspection
Captains Michael L. Reidy. 9Th. to 10Th :;
Bernard j. Hayes. 18th to 10th Inspection
District. acting inspector.
Bicycle patroman, effect a. M, Febru-
ary 5-'rhomas j. Mulvey. 18th. to 10th.
operator Of patrol wagon, bicycle duty dis
continued.
Patromen John Lenihan, 9sth to c5th
Effect 2:Ol a. m. February 4--Thomas j..
Harmon, National Defence, TO 93d, leave re-
voked,
bicycle duty in 6Gth Precinct Henry A.
Bowe. Albert r. Hensler, William Kronen-
bitter.
Temporary Assignments
Patrolmen-John T. Pender, 10th, to Cd
Inspection, acting attendant, making repairs
on station houses, 23 days, u. M, Fcbru-
airy 3; John j. Gerighty, 51st, to 1st lnspec-
ton, acting attendant, making repairs on
station houses, % days, 8 m February s..
Assignment Discontinued
Patroman--John T. Pender. 10th. to lst
Inspection, making repairs on station houses
temporary a. NJ, February 5.
Restored to Duty
Patromen--John j. Kelly. 38th, effect
10 :51 a. M, Fbruary 3 John +. Carroll
92d. 10 a. m., January 80 Harry j. Heron
Bridge. 9 "A a. M, February 3. TO take
effect :46 p. m., February a James j.
McAuffe. SID: John f. Carroll, 92d :;
Francis Reilly, l03d;.
Suspended without Pay
Patrolmen-John J. Kelly, 3Sth. 10 :35 n.
M, Fbruary 81 John +. Carroll. 92d, 10 :02
a. m. January so: Harry j. Heron, Bridge,
9 :a6 a. M. February 3.
The ofllowinG member having been tried
on charges and found guilty, is hereby dis
missed from the police force:
Eject l ~ p. m, February d.,
Myer Pollack, 5th. Charge, October 49,,
1918. conduct prejudcia to good order, ef-
cheney and discipline, conduct unbecoming
an officer, neglect of duty and violation of
the rules1 quit post and entered prem
isos, smoking t2) permitted unauthorized
person to wear his uniform coat and cap ::
GU feloniousy removed property from said
premises ca quit post and again entered
premises t5) cxtorted property; CO. COM
peled under threats. certain employees to
fcloniously take property from permises of
their employer: ca no permission TO leave
post (S) no entry.
New-York tribune., 1919-02-06

HERMAN, William. 1874 Hart Street,
Brooklyn.
HUNT, George. White Plains, N. Y
g. .. hERBERT, William j.. 1925 Pacific
=. HOFFMAN, George NJ, jr., 3s7 East 1880
HUELBIG, Frank. 221 East Forty seventh
Street, New York City
HUBBARD. William s., 452 Eighth
Street, Brooklyn.
JACOBSON, Joseph, $50 Beelman Avenue,
JUDGE, William j., 243 Meeker Avenue
- JOYCE, Walter L., sgt, Berry Street.
Brooklyn.
KIERNAN. Thomas P, sexgt., 754 First
Avenue, New York City
kASCHERES, Frederick, 5062 Jackson
Avenue, New York City.
+. lk.A11SSISABIAN, AS Hazep, West Hoboken, NJ j.
=, NJ klVLEHAN, Joseph, Seventh Avenue and
Nlneteenth Street. Brooklyn.
KROLL, Benjamin S., 2074 Arthur Ave-
nue., New York City.
KTRTZ KR RGM1 * 81, 81 Osborne Street, Brooklyn.
A Alah',s hROMBAcH; Each, George ". 444 Lexington
~ LIEBER, Benjamin. 1862 Brook Avenue,
prLdll1a L4K1owsKI' Benjamin. 24s Front Street
I0RBER, o. S3 r. L., 41s Essex Street. Brooklyn.
Na,.l LlslIANo, IA, Gartano, 3s Monroe Street
Nda' LA.5RTTz, YI I'll. BENJAMIN, 1872 Ridge Street
-, MALONE. William T.. corp, 122 West
Ninety,fourth Street, New York City.
G. MANNEY, H, Frederick, corp, 268A Tillary
6. MALLoY. Peter. 40 East Ninety-sixtb
MMmGAN, Thomas j.. Yonkers, N. Y.
Nm MiKoL. XOl1 Lou Louis c. 1862 Second Avenue
MI M,JLLER Joseph r. Hoboken. N. J.
MuLLlGAN, Lawrence, Jersey City. N T
New-York tribune., 1919-02-06

tAu;t) Sand Key War Brae tBs). Marseules
ADGN' Feb Arrived: Steamer Yebosln a1aru
Jsa ,aleg,a 9se TX l9r New York u,r
Isnd Ion' tRr), rhiladelpla:, Kroonland. New
LWEnrooL, Ieb 4.--ArriSed: Steamer Aban-
ian SeF Tsw Fob oleans 4Ariv,a. Steamer cys,
GoTnENBunG Feb. 2-sailed: Steamer upp
nUI.L Feb 4 sailed: Steamer GlenaTrc tBr.>
''SN WEhLiScroN. LIN y. h.. Feb 2.-Arrived. Bark
Roma (Br1 san Francisco
sIoNTEviDHo Feb vo., 2-Arlivea; @ s.e Steamer Ra-
BHEsr. Feb. Arrived: Steamer West Point
cANpIFF. Feb s-Arryed Steamer War sa-
Steamers Dancbrog tDan) tfro1u Rotterdam New
A2sI BrLFAsr H y'ss ss 1 Alsed rSsa"q tsame nsmiu
Head (Br) New Orleans Via Norfolk.
COPENHAGEN. Feb. 4.--Alrsed: Steamer Oscar
" NApi.l3s Sl3 -'em Jan ss-saea: Steamer olvant
PIs4GuA. Az Jan. ' a9-sailed: Steamer Norwood
vALPARAISo Feb. l.--saied; Steamer Juneau.
LIZARD Feb a.--Passed: Steamer War viceroy
nI Ghs,lssson 2r rs% for 1ive5POol so... oo
golien Prince lBr;l rhiladelphia for Leadon.
.YoKoiiAAiA, Jan 9l;;-Arriycd; Steamers
Tamaha lBr.) san Francisco. Sailed: SOt
steamer Kiyo Maru tJap) tirom Hong Kong,
San Franrisco.
PARA. Ian. sl--Arrivcd: Steamers Alban (Br.l
New York; Malopac g.
MONTEVIDEO. Feb. ARRIVED: Steamer
Boden fSwed.l. New York
RIVER PLATE. Feb. 2Arrived. Steamer
Breya;on Iir;, Norfolk.
GIBRALTAR, Feb. 2.--Arived. Steamer
Glendhm tBr). New Orleans. Sailed $lst. steam
er cuf Maerss DAM from cette). New York
CAPE TOWN FEB. 2.--Arrived: Steamer Lang
ton dn nan br New YORK ,,n for rost Natal etc.
Wafama. from Wabana y. f.. November II. for
North sydsey. c. B., has been posted by Lloyds
missing,
The Wasama was steamer of 800 tons gross
BOSTON. Feb Arrived: Steamer s NJ.
spaudng. Tamnico. Sailed Steamer Lake Green
wood. Newport News.
LIVERPOOL. Feb. S.-Arrivcd Steamer Lap
land; New York; Steamer scotan, st. John and
Halifax
.clBRMTAR, Feb. 1.-Aryivcd; Steamer san
Giorgo, New York.
land, New York.
COPENHAGEN, Feb. 4.-Arrvcd Steamer Oscar
H. New York.
New-York tribune., 1919-02-06
Friday
Saturday
AMERICAN PORTS

NEW ORLEANS. Feb. 5.--,ciearcd; Steamers
BaSbados; speedwel. Belize zirkel. Liverpool.
PORT EADS. Feb. 5.--Alrived: Steamers John
II oS c0nqs P Man "Af e M"'S Sam redpo c
Macorls: Paraiso. Tampico; Powel. Manzanillo; !;
cbds vd% MGs ant TsD 2s.r fnpa psnss rG55o a Hsg
Steamers Barcelona tspan.l, barcelona via Ha
vana' Bay Way. New York. kenilworth O,r),
Manchester: Sara DAM. Havana: Tamesi Tam
pico:- West IIanga Europe: Schooner iortuenSe
(rort.1. oporlo. bari, Porto lara Crort). oporto;
ship imperator Alexandria IL (ffn.). Cettc.
comsncie, New York via Charleston. schooner
Te'npa'e Ponce. ? H. for Phladelphia lin dis
Charleston
sAvANNAI. Feb 5.--Arrivcd Steamers City #
81: Louis. .Ncw York; lAssN. jacksonviuc, (m,l
sailed for Baltmorc). Sailed Steamer Howard.
Jacksonville.
Monur. Feb 5-Arlvcd Steamer Mieloro.
Nuevtas.
sce,aEarta m CDutc0. na,ayia George w. Elelcr,
I}a boa
PHILADELPHIA. Feb 5-Arriscd Steamers
Mcndp Ranse gr1 HorieauN T. ,ar,,i Warms
uayerfcrd CBr.). Liverpool
DELAWARE nREA.kwATER; Feb s.--rasscd
Philadelphia. Passed out. 4h: steamer Columbia.
Philadelphia frf Norfolk. bark SiAaN tNcrl PIN
adehlhg for Hio de Jauelro.
BALTIMORE. Feb 5.--Arrived: Steamers Nun
rio Ihiiads'phla Rijswijl FELTON, sailed: steam
er, Bn,sum tDu,chl. Rotterdam; Bgitou, Hoston.
eArE MENaY Feb 5-Passci in fer Baltimore:
steamer Philippines Newport News.
NoRFoTIl. Feb. Arrived. steamers Bay View.
Providence: Columbia. rhiladelpha: Ransoon Maru
tAp.). Ncy York (and sailed foy san Diego
Cleared: steamers II. Pontoppdan 'pan.l cai'lera
dc lanoiIo. Ontario. BOSTON,
i HX caSin ffs nsbroa ATy'd ,lY c.5T TiTA"'T' '''
SAND KEY Feb 5.--passod east: 4fh. steamer
sun Oil Port Arthur for Marcus Hook: Rrandy
Vine New uricals for Mars@ US Passed Nt,' Wes,'
p'cc:u Brilliant and barge No. -; New York
for Tsmpco; 5'h. II Aha. NsM fcFk for cayci-
Liverpool for New Orleans
,igI;a FhI;aNANDdlNA NJ rla x FEB 5-saed Steamer
TAMPA Fla. Feb sailed: Schooner FLORENCE
GALVESTON. TEX. Feb Arrived: Steamer
" N,re New York sailed: Steamer Ell Monte
roHT ArTHuE Tex Feb Arrived: none
NEwP0Hr NEWS Va Feb. ARRIVED:
sR SI'f Nem Y"rs @
nutchl Rotterdam (and cleared New York;
New York Kandwijk New York land cssred Fer-
nsHueo anon ran BTa1n ceSrcd & seame5s Ara.a Br1
Grace ID. Chambers. San Domingo City.
FOREIGN PORTS
iAvRE. Feb. l-s@iled: Steamer Eastgata
York for Rio de Jane ro D''''N'' -'''
BARRY Feb. 3.-sa'ed: Steamers Nor,lhavei
tDan;' Rotterdam fer Sandy Hook; Toftei
tswoi>. Rotterdam for Sandy Hook
PLYMOUTH Feb. 4.--sailed: Steamers Saxo-
leinc tBr). New York; Tuscerora (BrD, Sabine.
wsHFada MENGToN r san N Trsnfsso T r 9Ave ;s5 par
INISHTRAHUL4L. Fob. 5.-Signalled: Steamer
AGutan'a (Br.) Halifax FOR Southampton.
ROTTERDAM. Jan. 3l-Arrived: Steamer,
Dutch. Batimc-c Sailed: steamers Antea
tSwsd.) Sandy Hook Gantoiso (Begl. Sandj
Hook; Consul OLSON, Sandy Hook.
FALMOUTH Jan. 3l.-Arriyee: Steamer West
Maid. New York.
GIBRALTAR Feb ARRIVED: Steamers Sar
Giorgio (Ital.) New York fer Genoa: Silylc Peliic
Qiai) Ne. York for Genoa Sailed. steamer
Glcneden tB,) Marseilles for New York; Nega
New-York tribune., 1919-02-06

These little servants include an electric
iron, coffee percolator, an electric curl
ing iron, ga hot water bottle" - the elec-
trio heating pad-an electric toaster and
vacuum cleaner
In seven room apartment, eight mem
bers in the family, the total bill for these
six " little servants" and electric light
averaged s2.97 for each of the months Of
last year
Everybody had all the light wanted, and
the electrical devices were used as much
as they were needed
New-York tribune., 1919-02-06

Only one device was missing--thc electric
washing machine. 1t would have added
less than twenty cents, monthly to the bill
All of these devices, so essential to the
modern home, are shown at our various
Show Rooms, or they may be seen in
operation at our Bureau of Home Econ
omics on the third floor of the 42nd
Street Office
Any one interested in securing greater
home efficiency, convenience, and comfort
is welcome, WITHOUT the slightest obligation
to purchase any device or to use electric
current
New-York tribune., 1919-02-06

FRANK. William, corp, 524 East Eighty
eighth Street, New York City.
THURMAN. Z, corp, Jersey City, n }.
GRuHN Charles, 223 Boerum Street.
Brooklyn.
HICKEY, James j.. Bayonne, N. j.
HEICHEL. George J.. sgt. Orange. n. j.
HOFFMAN, Frank, 553 West Fifty-third
Street. New York City
HYMAN. Charles, corp. 547 Saratoga
Avenue, Brooklyn.
HoCKMAN. Abe. 226 East Third Street.
New Yori; City.
mEssEI. BACH Edward A. CORP 1856
Menahan Street, Brooklyn ~,
IAcoNEIIIA Don Domenieo' I:i CORP 70 oid
JOHoROWsKI. Alex. corp, 9 Ludlow
JOHNSON. George, 24S East 1iSth Street
JUDEMANN. Franklin j. corp, 1888 Hal
sey Street, Brooklyn. 80,
KNOTH. William o., 351 Ninety-ninth
KTRILoFF, Norris. 40 Hinsdal~ Street,
KIRWiN. John P, JERSEY City: 70 N n:,.o.s J;
KoELscH. Freaerick, 47o Eighteenth
Street, Brooklyn.
LOBo, Herbert, 449 Riverside Drive, New
MA6sEN, Alex, 4CS Prospect Place,
MAIoNEY. Francis j. Jersey City, n; J,
MALENCfiEk. John, corp, l29 West
12S,h 81 strest Mew t; York ety. East Ford
ham Road New York City
MOSCINSKY, Alex. Jersey City. r. j.
MoNAHAN, John j.. corp, $50 East
13Sth Street. New York Cisy; w.. NJ
MIu,CAHY. Michael v, 4i2 East l41st
''rfSs' MF'ADD' 3D. Frank Fran i522 Second Avenue,
New York City.
RoTHBERG, Louis. 322 Madison Street
E PosENBAUM, Leon, 143 Broadway, New
r RoTHEIM. Leo, 35s Powell Street, Brook
y NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. T; Charles A., corp.
1853 Fortieth Street Brooklyn.
RICHMAN Max. 12l Columbia Street. NE"
REINER, Augustus A., 256 West 123d
russo. Anthony; 2sl4 West Fifteenth
Street. New York City.
SHEINBERG. Abraham, 232 East 1880
Street New York City.
SHEPPARD. James A., 1o3 East 127th
Street New York City.
SHAW, Charles H., ir., corp, l728 East
Fou tecnth Street, Brooklyn.
SULLIVAN. Andrew j.. Newark, N J.
sEGulN,. Albert A. 567 West lSsth Street
VINICQUERRA, Francesca, 86 Bocrum
Street. BROOKLYN.
WHALE, Francis, II Oliver Street. New
York City.
WATERS, Michael j., 97l Woodycrcst Ave
nue.. New York City
WEIDEMANN Edward, Jersey City. N. j.
WOLF, Fred c.. 2l0 Wyckoff Avenue
BROOKLYN.
WEIDNRT. John N. Long Island City.
WFlKEI., Louis, 677 Wales Avenue, New
WEISS, Harry H. 6oo East 1a1st Street,
New York City.
WO1 FE. Charles A. Jersey City. N. j.
XARZYSkI, Ignatius. Jamaica, N. Y.
FUCKER, Morris. 1900 Broadway, New
York City
New-York tribune., 1919-02-06
Trans-Pacifc Nails

The connecting mails close at tho general post-
office and City Hall postofhce station. New York
follows
Fiji Islands. New Zealand and Australia. via Van
couver and Victoria. G. at 5;3o p. m. Feb T.,
via san Francisco. at $50 p. m Feb 10. for
dispatch per. $. :. Nankine Fiji Islands. New
Zealand and Australia. via san Francisco at
h.;o p m. Feb. II. for dispatch per s g. Niagara
Hawaii and Guam. close $50 p. IN. daily. This
mail IS forwarded to the Pacific Coast daily for
dispatch TO destination by the best opportunity,
japan Gorco China. Siam. Cocin China. Straits
Settlements aud NETHERLANDS East indies close At
$40 y. N. daily This mall iG forwarded 10 the
Pacific Coast daily for dispatch TO destinat
BY tho best opportunity.
New-York tribune., 1919-02-06
Wounded,
Degree Undetermined

BEICY. Robert, 1897 College Avenue. New
York City.
BRODER1CK. John, 27 Third Avenue
Brooklyn.
BUTERO. Angelo, 179 Troutman Street
Brooklyn.
BROWN, Frank j., 46 Essex Street
Brooklyn.
CARDANI. Antonio, 5 Sixth Avenue, New
York City.
CAMILLI. Emilio Astoria. NJ Y.
CASTELLO Baste, Al Jackson Street, New
York City.
. CARROLL, Thomas P. 80 Lake Street,
Brooklyn.
DEMEo. Dominick, corp. 237 High Street,
Brooklyn.
DEAN, Gilbert B.. CO West sixty-sixth
Street New York City.
DONOHUE, James A.. $50 Seventeenth
Street Brooklyn
DuRR, Jacob H.. Jersey City, N. ].
EVANS, John H.. Newark, N. j.
York City
New-York tribune., 1919-02-06
Wounded Slightly

ABRAMS, Samuel, 7S2 Home Street, New
York City.
BENEDIcT, Peter j., 626 Concord Avenue,
New < orlC City
BOHEILO. Nicholas f.. 6Si Glenmore Ave
nue. Brooklyn.
BRIsCOE, James j., 3G6 Prospect Place.
CHAMBERS, Dallas T., 1902 Fulton Street
Brooklyn.
CoNNELLI, Antonio, $50 Pacific Street
Brooklyn.
CROLEY, John e., corp, Stapleton, Staten
CORISDEO, Anthony Hoboken, N. J.
CARROLL. Thomas f., Jersey City, N. j.
CONFALLONE, Augustine, Newark, N. J.
DE GEORGE. Frank, $50 Tenth Avenue,
DILLoN, Frank P. 5e1s Fifth Avenue.
ELLER, Isadore. 1904 Third Avenue. New
York City.
FEBIK. Edward, Jersey City, N. j..
FINCH. Martin g.. 2S3 Seventh Street,
FINNEBAUM, Herman A.. sgt, 1447
Ffty-sixth Street, Brooklyn.
FITCH, Rcbt, corp Jamaica, n Y
FRATE. Michael r., Newark, N. j.
FLECKEMSTEIN, Frank, 561 Onderdonk
Avenue, Brooklyn
FIFsEL. Jos. B.. Long Island City, l.. I.
FIMIANA, Carmen f.. Perth Amboy, N. J.
FRATTOLINO. Vincina, 1867 Hughes Ave-
nue.. New York City.
GIUL1ANI, Rezieri 10 Mott Street, New
York City
GIODNES. Alexander, sgt. ia East
Tooth Street New York City
GIOVEMUTTES, Antonio, Bayonne, N. J.
HAAB., Arthur W.. corp. 1887 Anthony
Avenue. New York City.
fEFFERN, Frank, 200 West Ninety
sixth Street. New York City.
>, HERMAN, Sam, 81 Gouverneur Street,
HERMAN, Charles. 700 schenck Avenue.
Brooklyn, N. Y.
HOGAN, Dennis, 144 Newell Street,
Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1919-02-06
Casualty List

WASHINGTON Feb 5The casualty lists public the
these Is killed. died wounds died accident
and
Ne,c York City and Vicinity
New-York tribune., 1919-02-06

>, Highest, 42 degrees la* 2 :s5 p m.): low
est, 80 degrees tat 10 y. yr.l average. &c
degrees: average SANE date last year, q
6egrees average same date for thirty three
years, 30 degrees.
Humidity
8 e. m..... 51ll p. rn.... 3sls p rn.... AZ
Barometer
ga. M. 23.5sf .. 1o.. 2s.7sls p. m. 29.s3
: Local Forecast.--Fair to-day and Friday
10 decided change In temperature; gentle 10
moderate northwest winds. becoming yaria-
bic Friday.
New-York tribune., 1919-02-06
Ne,c York City and Vicinity

KLEIN, Samuel, 96S Fox Street, New y ork
City
METz1k, Max, 1894 Brook Avenue, New
York City.
RE1CHERT. Joseph F., Paterson, N j.
ROPER. Samuel, sgt, Passaic, N. j.
RYAN. Francis W., 1856 Third Avenue,
New York City.
STANCE. Gilbert S.. Jersey City. NJ j.
SCHWEN GER. William G.. 2475 Eighth
Avenue New York City.
STEGMAIER. Otto F.. 1923 Cypress Ave
nue., brooklyn.
TOBIAS, Bennett, Al Boerum Street,
Brooklyn.
WELSH, Bernard, corp. 46 Columbia
Street, Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1919-02-06
Weather Report

WASHINGTON. Feb. 81 Pressure is gen.
orally low tonight except in the central val
sleys, the Northwest and the Pacific states
but with very irregular distribution. and
since Tuesday night there we're rains in the
Southern states. light local SHOWS in the
lake region and the Northwest. light rains
-and snows in Pennsylvania and New Jersey,
northeastward, and rains and SHOWS over the
northern districts west Of the Rocky Noun
tains, elsewhere the weather was fair.
: Temperature changes not of conse-
.nuence except in portions of the central
West and Southwest, where it is considerably
warmer.
There viii be rain along the south Atlantic
Coast and snow tonight or. Friday in the
upper lake region. but with these exceptions
there will be no precipitation of consequence
Sn this forecast district during the next two
days. 1t will be somewhat warmer to-day
in the upper lake region, the Ohio and lower
Mississippi valleys.
! Special Vicinity Forecasts.--Western New
York. fair to-day; Friday increasing cloudi-
ness. decided temperature change
Eastern New York, Southern New Eng
land, New Jersey and Eastern Pennsylvania
fair to-day and Friday. no decided tenn
peYature change.
Local Official Report.--The following Of
fetal report from the Weather Bureau shows
temperatures during the last twenty four
hours. in comparison with the corresponding
date Of last year
New-York tribune., 1919-02-06
Wounded Severely

East l62d Street, Ncw YOrk City.
=. ANDERSEN. Alfred G., 274 Fourteenth
= ALIEN, John. 1920 woodbine Street.
Brooklyn
. ANcIELLo. Tony, 79S Eighth Avenue.
New York City.
CARNEY. James M, 564 Greenwich Street,
New York City.
CARNEY. Harry j.. 3l7 Crown Street,
Brooklyn.
CANDELORo, Paul. TAOS New Utrecht
Avenue, Brooklyn.
CREsENz1A. Iorne 400 Malbone Street,
Brooklyn.
CUTTLE. William E.. 522 Forty-seventh
Street, Brooklyn.
DE GEORGE, Joseph. II Thompson Street,
New York City
EGAN. James E. 2o4 East seventy-thrd I'd
Street. New York City
FUNKE. Fred r.. corp, Astoria. N. Y.
FARRELL, G. j., West Newark. N. j.
GEASA, Paul j., "A Pearl Street, New
York City.
GUALYAN, Anthony, Hoboken, N. ].
GUNTHER, Charles. 1850 Park Avenue
GRossMAN. Michael 3t5 Alabama Ave
nue.. Brooklyn.
HUGHES. Harry ]. corp, 171s Cation Ave
nue.. Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1919-02-06
ARRIVED YESTERDAY
OUTGOING STEAMERS

To-day
Mails Vessel
close. leaves.
veendijk. Argentina ..lo;30 An. 200 NJ
Panama, Cristobal ..l2 80 PM ) 90 T. NJ
Friday
Celtic. Liverpool ........ s: go AM. IL 90 NJ
New-York tribune., 1919-02-06
Killed

Killed
FRIED. Bernard. 667 East 164th Street,
New York City.
vLAssoPULoUs, Hanloas, 119 West Six
tieth Street, New York City.
Died of Disease
nuc, Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1919-02-06
Humidity
Shipping News
Port OF New York
Miniature Almanac

High Wetel
New-York tribune., 1919-02-06

Address
soz East I49th Street
fremont & Monterey AYES
Night and Emergency Call
New-York tribune., 1919-02-06

Celtic. Liverpool
New-York tribune., 1919-02-06

Telephone
Mclrose 5000
J rcnont o9oo
farragut 5000
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-27

JIMMY HILLS long career in This
, country was indeed short The Aus
cralian featherweIght champion wh1
rs knocked out by Benny Valger IN
the sixth round Of a scheduled Il
round contest in Boston recently. Is
now on his way 70 san Francisco,
from where he will sail for his native
land on November IL Evidently the
lad from the Antipodes took his de-
feat at the hands OF the French Flash
to heart, but the reversal should not
be the cause OF his departure from
the states. His actions viii not tend
to Increase his circle Of admirers they
may, however, result in many fistic
fans in this country changing their
turn match with Valger instead OF a
return ticket 10 Australia the Amerl-
can fans who followed his career since
he came TO this country would not
form the opinion that he lacked cour-
age But they are apt 10 think so now
Hill had two tights IN this country
He was here several weeks before an
opponent could be discovered who was
willing to tackle him The Australians
reputation seemed to be his hoodoo-
Finally, Barney Adair met him in a
u round contest in Boston. At the
end Of the bout the referee decided
that the men had fought on even
terms The ringsiders, however. did
not greet the decision with approval
II was the concensus opinion among
those who saw the fight that the Aus
tralian should have received the YER
dict While he was not credited with
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-27

At a meeting Of football enthusiasts
recently. stories of famous players
and spectacular plays few around
the table. Tales Of how star half
backs made thrilling runs for scores
were related. and also the story how
SiWash held Muggledorfer on the one
inch line was told again But one of
the narrators won the loving cup
with this:
at a certain college where win
ming was OF greater Importance than
football for its own sake. a lot OF
truck drivers and freight handlers
were rung in for q game. They were
drilled and coached until they did
pretty we'll But in the game one OF
the professionals, a big red-headed
Irishman who had just about heard
o. college, was hit pretty hard The
light OF battle shons IN his blue eyes
He wanted revenge
Nine. q, 90. 1sr called the quar-
terback-
Wait a minute: wait a MINUTE,
cut IN the Irlshman- To he'll with all
those numbers; Just show me the man
I've got 70 lick
and the game broke up IN dis
order"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-27

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