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New-York tribune., 1919-01-23
New York East Siders
Outguessed Germans

"some of the bravest men in my
company were from the New York
East Side," said Captain c. c. Bayless,
who commanded an outpost company
with the 35th Division, until shell
pumped down near him in the Argonne
drive. He is now in New York en- route
to California hospital.
"They were splendid fighters and
displayed uncanny intelligence in beat
ing the German at his own game" he
said Il remember one who came with
about fifty others as replacement for
my command. His name was Joe and
he loved fight both actual and theo-
retical He could outguess the German
-outposts two to one.
cone night he said the Germans
would string their wires a certain way,
place their induction amplifers at a
certain point and try to listen in on
our conversation as they always did.
He devised his own system of wiring
to checkmate them and was so conf
dent that the Germans would do as he
suggested that he had his men ready.
Sure enough, the next day he caught
them trying to steal information in
the way he pl -dicted and in about fif-
teen minutes he ruined their attempt.
| guess these New York Italians under
stood the German better than we did.
because they could always outguess
and lick him.
New-York tribune., 1919-01-23
FORECLOSURE SALES

IN FORECLOSURE.-SUP COURT
New York County-John Alexander
BeaN and Edward H. Prison, as executors
of and trustees under the last will and tes-
lament OF Cassandra A. Beall, deceased
plaintiffs, against Mathilde e. Stremmell
ct al, defendants.
IA. 1910, as amended by order of this court
dated December 2Sth. 1916, and duly en-
tered in the office of the Clerk of New
York County, the undersigned will sell at
public auction. at the Exchange Salesroor
Nos. IA and 16 Vesey Street, Borough of
Manhattan. New York City. at twelve
Arthur c. Sheridan. auctioneer, the prem
ises directed by said judgment to be sold.
being in the Borough of Manhattan, County
Of New York, and bounded and described
as folowsi
All that certain lot. piece or parcel Of
land, with the dwelling house and improve
ments thereon erected. situate, lying and
being in the 18th Ward Of the CITY Of New
York, Borough of Manhattan, County and
State of New York, bounded and described
follows:
Beginning az a point on the northerly
side of One Hundred and Fifth Street
pa on the Is aa Ms ans
distant eighty-six feet ten inches easterly
from the corner formed by the intersection
easterly line OF Manhattan Avenue; run
ming thence northerly. line parallel
with MANHATTAN Avenue and part OF the
distance through said wall, one hundred
feet and eleven inches to the centre line Of
the block thence easterly. along said CEN
ire line and parallel with One Hundred
thence southerly, again parallel with Man.
haitian Avenue and part Of the distance
through the centre of another wall, one
hundred feet eleven inches to the north
erly line Of One Hundred and Fifth Street; ;
tnence westerly along said northerly line
sixteen feet four inches to the point or
place OF beginning, the eastery and west
erly walls or said house being party walls
and being shown on the following diagram
New-York tribune., 1919-01-23
/O5 e S7REET

=: Mortgage foreclosed is recorded in New
York Registers Office in Llber 251 Of Mort
The street number is u West 1o5th
Street, being in block 1S41
The approximate amount Of mortgage
debt costs and allowances is eleven hun
dred seventy -one and 67-10O dollars
Ssl,l71:eDs With interest thereon from the
9Th day of May. 1916 of which there re-
mains unpaid sl,035.9G. with interest there
on from May 18th lel7.
Said premises VIII be sold subject to a
first frs IN mortgage of nine. thousand dollars
($90Oo), with interest from the 18th day
OF November, 1918. at the rate ofs41a% per
annum; also subject to second mortgage
of one thousand dollars (s1.O00). with in
terest thereon from January 1, 1915, at six
per cent. per annum: also subject to a
third mortgage of seventeen hundred dol
lars (s1,7oo), with interest thereon from
January 1st, 1915, at the rate Of $50 per
annum; also subject to stoop and fence
encr9a chments as shown by survey made
Company, dated January 18th. 1902.
Dated New York, January 2, 1919
ENOS S. BOOTH. Referee
CLARENCE Dewitt ROGERS. Attor-
ney for Plaintiffs. 141 Broadway, Man
haitian. Now Yorl. City.
New-York tribune., 1919-01-23
AMERICAN PORTS


NORFOLK. Va Jan 22-Arrived: Steamers City
Of NorolN Baltimore tand sailed retpru) J. n
6 s,S.o return woodled lBrl. Newporf News bark
creek. ,boqucralh Cuba; Dapia DAM Montevldeo:
aks Iea9S Genfusfss 3 LAKE % c5ls aqcsFo
TcNas. Port Arthur Sailed. Steamer Huron New
York. via Charleston: schooner Republic. New York
rssa. sAvANNAM ,.S;. az, Ca. Jsp 29AFrvcd; Steamer
cHARLESToN. s. c. lan' Arrived: Steamer
Matilda Matilda % %Wcems. BaltimcTc; ship vallyren. Buenos
nes tNor.l. Buencs Ayres. Sailed Steamers Vie
.orla de Larrinaga. Manchester; Indian Transport
PORT TAMPA l'ia', lar. 22.-saied. Steamer
II romiop9idan (Dan) Baltimore
Texas trl1' iavrc saicd Sreamcrs chaleHscr
hsvre; ir; Frcntcra (Nor): Teic; Feur- de.lys tBrl'
via Tampico: panuco. Buenos Ayres via Barbad,e:
Pioneer; Genoa. via bermuda and Gibraltar, ouim-
stan iltcn). omoa. via Port Cortez. Tanplco.
p GALvEs'roN: Tex, Jan, arrived: Steamer.
Succes Sew pa Yo Sii< sadG stcamc1 Ana n'E e.
esser Sssa pa SoaF Nsa Cans 4s%
iri'lan L! Vale New YorK; schooner Idaho.
steamer & kH!sw g az = wslingoa a"' New zsaa1d @
f1nsma Ie~ nyr New y9rlo. to rslnambueo s,.
.ois CIV 0; co.ombo tBrj New York: Lake An
ncte. Iucaro. Cuoa VI Inroway (Nor). Havana.
BATON ROUGE. la. Ian 22.-Auived: Steam
Fred w Weller, New York Ssiled Jan II.
steamer j A. BostwicE. Sewals Point
MOBILE. Ian. 22.-Sai!ed. Jan II. steamer Coosa.
Havana: scho' PhiIs III. Brooks. Porto Rico,
W, R. Bohannan. St Andrews Bay
PROVIDENCE. Jan Arrived: Steamers Dor
Steamers Bayv.ew. Norfolk Lake Eayuga Nor
foli
KEY WEST. Fla. Jan 22.Arrived: Steamer
Cclnal. New York (and saic. fcr Galveston)
.''' Jacksonville. Sailed: Steamer Bacon.
Beaumont
.-.,~n ,>EY. Fla. Jan. 22.-Passed east: Jan u,
steamers BramweIl Point. Port Arthur for New York;
YIN trsh Por Lr.os fer Philadelphia Alamo.
Galveston for New York; I@n %. Monarch (Brl.
weston for Copenhagen Passed west Jan 2l.
steamers Scrony. Providence tor Beaumont KceDat.
Bs timo-c 70 New Orleans (;olaa (Nor(. Hall
fax for Port Arthur; Jan -. Gulistrean, New York
to. Port Arthur
BALTNIOI'E. Md. Jan 22-Arrivcd: Schooner
Charles NJ. s;,uvcn Turks Island No sailinss on
CAPE HENRY Va Jan 22.-No vessels visible
to-day on -ccoun Of the dense fog
DAM. Calcutta, via Singapore and Panama Canal
Grcsian. Philadelphia Delaware. New York. Sailed:
Steamer Ringhcnpton New York
PHIIADEI.PHIA J=n 22-No arrivals
DELAWATE BREAKWA1ER Del. Jan 22.-
Passed up: Ian 81. bark Indian Girl (Nor). Rio
laneiro for PhiladelThla Schooner Horace A Stone.
Jamaica for Philadelphia Passed out: Jan. 2l.
~ PoRTLASp: Me; jan. :2-,Arrivsq: Steamer
ers. saturnia (Br.), Glasgow Lake Delaney. Nor
folk
New-York tribune., 1919-01-23
Marine Revisions
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK:
,. IREADWELL. Alrin H.. lieut., pouoh-
6oepsie (dted OF mounds. previously rcported
BENT. Albert. Schenectady treturned to
duty. previously reported missing).
CAMPOLI. Dominick. Rochester (wounded.
previously En sly reported missingl.
DALEY, Frank j.. Ossining (woundcd.
previously reported missing).
DEL DOMINO. Giuseppe, Peekskill (re-
turned to duty: previously reported missing)
DlEDlCk. Andrew. Oswego (returned :,
duty previously reported missinKl. 10
MASTERS. Clarence t., CORP. svracus.
SwSunaed %Ma rS, previously reported missine).
'killed. previously reported missing).
CONNECTICUT:
BERGER. Morris E.. Ansonia (wounded
previously reported missing)
bUCCHER1. Sebastiano Hartford (sick in
hospital previously reported missing}.
:, GhAGuE aR., Frank s.. Woodbury. returned
MNERNEY. Michael j.. New Haven
lxined' previously reported missing).
New-York tribune., 1919-01-23
Cla sifie Advertisine
HELP WANTED FEMALE

BRIGHT YOUNG WOMEN!
WE'LL PAID,
PERMANENT
EMPLOYMENT
In The
TELEPHONE SERVICE. 4
$500 and $1,000 while learning, dur
Ing first four weeks
Earnings within next few weeks
average s11.5o to. s14.5o a week.
according to tours OF duty assigned.
Earnings by end OF first year aver
age S14.00 to $3.50 a week. accord
Ing TO tours of duty assigned.
Further salary increases FOR OK
perienced operators, ana many ad-
vanced and more highly paid posi-
lions open to those who are ambi-
tous.
No experience necessary.
Age 16 to % years.
EMPLOYEES ARE ESPECIALLY
WELL CARED FOR.
Homelke quarters.
Luncheons served at cost.
Vacations with pay.
Anniversary payments, sick
benefits and pensions.
to hour working day.
CONVENIENT APPLICATION OF
FICES OPEN.
Apply weekdays. day or evening,
during hours shown.
Manhattan:
SIS West Houston St,
a. IN. to p. III.
1854 Broadway (at AID St),
~ IN. to p. m
100 w. l25th St (near Lenox Ave),
IL M to p. m.
Bronx:
453 East fremont Ave,
p. m. to p. m.
Brooklyn:
81 WiltOCghby St. Q a. m. to D. m.
1880 Gates Ave. (at Broadway,
12 m to p. m.
5110 Fifth Ave. (near 51st ST.,
II m. to p. m.
NEW YORK
TELEPHONE COMPANY.
New-York tribune., 1919-01-23
Army Reuisions
Nem York City and Vicin;tx

Returned to Duty, Previously Reported
Missing
ARELLO, Emilio. Newark. N. J.
BRENNAN. John B., sgt. 2O4 Wes,
Ninety-sixth ne Street New York City. @''
p BLOCDGOOD, James. Gl Crook Street
66UEGoYNE; 6URSD7 Ray Fl Elizabeth. N. J.
REFRANO, Paul, 1856 Pacific Street
Brooklyn. street,
Wounded, Degree Undetermined, Pro.
viousiy Reported Missing
G. +lsR. BROCK. OK Ed*Yrd R.. 3o4 Twenty-fourth
Nsn BECKER; VdxE S;+ Louis, GOA West 127th Street
6R0WN' sR 9?ry Horace corp. Asbury Park. N J.
Ne York City, ''fee''
OkEEF'E. William A., corp, Jersey c,;+,,
WE1NGART, Benjamin. 56S Wat ,Ao.,
Street, New York City. ''' i4'eh
rWiNAGRAD, Benny, 152 Boerum s+.o..
Brooklyn. u'' otreet,
SICK in Hospital, Previously Reported
Missing
6. ABRuZZo, CALOGERO, 1O4 Troutman
Street, Brooklyn. '''''"" I"
Ne ElsENBERG. T, E,. Louis, '132 Orchard Street,
New York City ''" o'reee'
~, WAYNA. Paul: $50 East Tenth Street
New York City ''ree''
Wounded Slightly, Previously Reported
Missing
HARLEY, I, Edward A.. 724 Classon Ave-
HAUSER. Adoph W., Astoria. N.
@. .oChELLENBERG. Fred c., 469 East 18TH
street, New York; City 4'''''
=, :S,C.HL!CHTING. E. w.. Jersey CITY. N. 7
Killed In Action, Previously Reportcd
Missing
BRAND. Fred G.. corp. Newark. N. 7
~ CAMMMARATA, NM Joe. 209 Forsyth Street.
MEisELs. Samuel B.. 10 Locust Street
Brooklyn. "'' H'reec'
Died. Previously Reported Missing in
Action
Brooklyn. '' '''ees'
THOMAS. VIM. L.. sgt. Yonkcrs. N Y
wounded Severely, Previously Reported
Missing
\, MAHONEY. John NJ. 1853 Second Avenue
New York City e"0e
New-York tribune., 1919-01-23
TRANSPACIFIC MAILS

Samoan Islands Australia and specially addressed
mali for New Zealand. via San Francisco. at $50
p. M, Jan. 80, for dispatch per S. Ventura
Philippine Islands. via San Francisco 80 D.
m.. Jan. a. icr dispatch per Lurne.
Fiji Islands New Zealand and Australia via Van
couyer and Victoria. B. c. at 80 p. NJ. Jan
81 for dispatch per Mak,ira
Hawaii and Guam, close 33;@o p M. daily. This
mail Is forwarded to The Pacific Coast daily for
dispatch to destination by the best opportunity
Japan. Corea China. Siam. Cochin Chlna. Straits
Settlements and Netherlands East Indies close at
5:3o p. daily This mail is forwarded the
Pacific Coast daily for dispatch to destination by
the best opportunity.
New-York tribune., 1919-01-23
FOREIGN PORTS

BALBOA. Jan. 22.-Arrived: Steamers san Joa
ouin (Nor). Antcfagasta Thordis (Nor) Iloo
for New York: Peru. Sana Cruz fer San Fran
cisco schooner Veritc Fr). Tacoma for Dun
kirk. Sailed: Steamers Indo Maru (from Norfolkl
San Francisco: 1ro.ic (Bl). (from New York;
Brisbane: Rsoer Nrom Norfolk, Calcta Buena.
.CRISTOBAL, Jan. 22.-Arrivcd: Steamers Ataka
Maru tJap). Norfolk for San Francisco; Noord
Brabant. Norfolk lfor Chile: p. lie satrstcgui
(Span). Havana. Sailed: Schooner Fraernite
(Fr.(. (trOm Tacoma. elc.). Savannah
New-York tribune., 1919-01-23
STORAGE NOTICES

TO MRS. CASsACCIo. MR. AND MRS.
Craven. Mrs. NJ. O'connor. Nj Flaherty.
Mrs. j. S. Wilson. Mr.. Hull. Miss Knox.
Mr.. Morando Mrs. Mcmahon. Mr. Butler.
Arthur r., Reid, MIR II. Lucus. Alfred
Wagner. Mrs. A. Williams: You and each
of you are hereby notified that storage
and other charges being due. and the time
this my lien having expired. after due no.
tice having been given you. l will cause
to be sold at public auction on about
Feb. or g. 1913. at $50 A. NJ. at ise
West 2sth ST. the following goods. House
hold Furniture. Personal Effects. Trnnkss
Fianon, Merchandise ONCE Furniture
THOMAS WAKu
New-York tribune., 1919-01-23
TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN
THE TRIBUNE CREDIT UNION, INC.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS AND
DEPOSITORS

In pursuance of an order Of the New
York Supreme Court. made by Mr.. .Justice
Peter A. Hendrick and entered in the otIioe
OF the Clerk Of the County of New York on
January 4, 1919, notice is hereby given to
all creditors of and depositors In said The
Tribune Credit Union Inc. and to ali per
sons having claims against said corpora
tion to present their claims to said cor
corporation. Room No. 312. The Tribune
building. l54 NASSAU Street New York
City. New York, on or before March 10ie
ARTHUR e.. HARRELI. President.
LAURA B. CARPENTER, Secretary
SACkETT. CHAPMAN g. STEVENS. At,
torneys for Corporation.
New-York tribune., 1919-01-23
BIRTHS

BERGER and Mrs. Samuel Berger fn..
Ethel B. Froelich), 1863 Vyse av., wish ~
announce the birth of a daughter MopdsS "
January 20, 1 a. m.
CALISHER-Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Fl e.s
sher tnee Hattie Lightstonel, 500 Wss,
61st St, wish to announce the birth Of
son. Monday, January 20.
ROTHSTEIN-To Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard 7
Rothstein (nee Molie Lamportl. $40 Rv.
ersides Drive. daughter. Tuesday. Jan.
uary q, 1919.
New-York tribune., 1919-01-23

Training High School. Seventh Avenue and Fifth
Street.
Songs Of the British Isles" Randall Iargrcaves,
T. ). l1". Avenue c and East Second street.
ireland; Its Scenic Beauty and Romantic His
.cry James r. McCarro tireenpoint Library.
Norman Avenue and Leonard Street
New-York tribune., 1919-01-23
SURROG-ATES' NOTICES

PRENTICE, PAUL C.--IN PURSUANTsE, or
order of Hon. John p. CohalaD a sur
rogate Of the County of New York. notic.
is hereby given ITO to all parsons having
the County OF New York, deceased. ~
present the same, with vouchers thereof
of transact!ns business. at 81 Broadwav
Borough of Manhattan. City OF New Yori
on or before the 1st day of May, 1918.
tober, 1918.
EZRA P. PRENTICE.
JAMES F. COLLINS, ATTORNEY for a.'t IA
ministrator. 81 Broadway. New Yorl,
City.
New-York tribune., 1919-01-23
v ca1l,er Report

WASHINGTON. Jan ~ Temperatures continue
above the normal in all rars of the county. the
weather being unscasonaby warm in the North
western states. the great Central valleys and all
districts east thereof. Disturbances were ccnral
Wednesday night the Gulf OF Mexico the
upper Lake region and the Western Canadian prov
inces. The SKY is covered With clouds over all
districts east of the Rocky Mountains and in the
Northern Pacific states.
During the last twenty -four hours there werc
rains in the Gulf states. Tennessee Arkansas and
the far Northwest. and rains and SHOWS in Min
nesota, Wisconsin and Michigan.
The outlook is Tor continuation Of unsettled
weather and rains oyer much OF the country east
eight hours No decided temperature changes are
indicated for the Eastern half oi the country dur
ing Thursday and FRIDAY
spooia Vicinity Fortcasts.-Northern New Eng
land-Hain snow Thursday, colder Thursday
Eastern New York and southern New England.
Probably rain THURSDAY and Friday; somewhat
Eastern Pennsylvania end New Jersey-Threaten
ing with probably rn.n thursday and Friday. MOI,
Western New York-Cioudy. with probably rain
Thursday and Friday: lover temperature Friday
Local official Record
The following Official record from the Weather
Bureau shows the temperatures during the last
twenty four hours in comparison with the CORE
spending date Of last year
1915 1919 1913 1919
! !: !: !. {; # :. #|; ! !.
Highest. Al at .. lowest SO at $50 p.
average. A. Average date last year, 10.
Average date for thirty three years. 80
Humidity
A. M......S2 l z. M......75 p. M..... IS
Barometer Readings
A. NJ. so. % l r. NJ. 1927 p. NJ. 30 %
New-York tribune., 1919-01-23
OUTGOING STEAMERS
TODAY
Saturday
CITY ISLAND
Bound South

CITY ISLAND. n y. Jan. 29-Steamer Bar
Harbor Progreso via Boston. for New York to the
Ward Line. in ballast.
Steamer Northland Boston for New York to the
Eastern Steamship Corporation. with merchandise
New-York tribune., 1919-01-23
Going On To-day

Free admission to American Museum o; Natural
ttiiSoD Mei!opolitSn Museum Of AIT American
Museum 0t Safely and Aquarium
fenitE and Pigeon SHOW Madison Square Garden
Address by Rev. Newell Dwight unns on The
church and the New Age the Ola Jchn Stree,
Aceo7ains TO oliver Weudell Holmes The Cos
.j-i oi Large Humariu'." Brooklyn Institute Of
luuchecn Of the Rotary 'slu0 OF Nc,, Yor* Hotel
Adde'S by jaSstie e Boynion before the pamphili-
sss cn Anti Ni'iseetion' 229 LencN Avenue.
Addresses by Basil NJ Mauley sidney Hillman Leon
ieStSr -osSa snd vincent tiiroy on Is Thee Cam
sion tfth Avenue and Tenth Street. $ p m.
Branch of the Socialist party Tor Kari Liebknecht
aud Rosa LuNemouts. Forward Hal 10 West
Reccpu~, ~ e.e Ieags-e os Foreign Born Citizens
Tor new eiisons. 9l Second Avenue. p. IN.
PUBLIC LECTURES BOARD OF EDUCATION.
MANnArTAN
Washington hvng high School. 40 Irving Place
"Gsewth q; tign' Miss jjeniie NJ, Davis. Of
Stree ...,, sas II Third A'egas o,r v,a.,.r
I :. 4e. lseth Street and $. Nicholas Avenue
>~rrate~. Philosopher and Martyr" William J.
puTass. Ph. n r 5. 50. rs East F;ty seventh
-'rhe Universe Forces and Man" pr Jacob f
ruce. L. $. o.. Hester. Essex and Norfolk
'washinsion Iryins." Frederick rauldins. P S ls5.
Force and Motion Professor ! Ioring Arnold
n. n. Of New Nors University Labor Tempe
Fourteenth Street and Second Avenue.
'HQaouu. the Paradise Of the Pac.nc William
NJ. Love. NJ. u. Y. ". II. a. 81 West Hon
S'''e' THE nnoNx
The American. city. the Hone Of Democracy.
Nathan T. Goidsiein Assistant Corporation touu-
sci. Norris High School. lteth Suect and bosion
Road
BRookIYN
Aerial Navigation. Charles /. Harrington Bush
wick High School Irving Avenue. Madison and
''Beruard shaw & e. Carter Troop. Eastern
District High School Marcy Avenue aud keap
Street
a Madman's Dream" Arthur J. Westermayr
Erasmus Hall High School. Flatbush Avenue
Church Avenue
The West of Yesterday and To-day: Bret Harte
and Broodv." Henrietta V Klcnze, Manual
New-York tribune., 1919-01-23

! NEWMAN, Winton A.. New Matamoris
| d w.
OPER, Ralph, Lakeside ID D..
REID, Lon M. Ohio City Cd D).
TANNER. Albert, West Austintown Cd d.
OKLAHOMA:
RAGSDALE, Chester L.. Hollis ODD.
ROSS. Jerry, Coleman Cd D..
SkODA, Joseph A., Waukamis Cd d..
OREGON:
DENNIS. DENNIS. Newman G., sgt, Dallas Cd d.
~ FmITZMAURICE. II John D., sgt, Condor
WHITE Allen c., Kirby ODD.
PENNSYLVANIA:
= BAIRD, dl2[ Joseph A, Philadelphia ODD.
CHRIST, Martin c., Wilkes. i,.s Barre re- ID D.,
D011 DD00RNEY; Jas. j.. sgt. McKeesport ID Al.
II1ca HI1h, as RlGhard Gn!,: H, Cokeville % w.
M1CHNUIK, Tom. Ambridge {K).
VA N1S: ~: John e., Van Cd d..
SSOChOM0N. Samuel, Philadelphia Cd Wy.
SC5i SSCC5HiMALDUNST, f.. Allentown Cd w.
SHRs1 SSHHRRasf1TER, g.. Michael. Br9okvlle q D.
4 S4YLVESTER, C. W.. Willow Grove Cd d.
.SllNSON, John L.. Philadelphia % wy.
RHODE ISLAND:
CLAYS. Leon, Providence ID W..
SOUTH CAROLINA:
'rrhiNN. William, sgt, Charleston I'd d.
y.
HENDERSON, Samuel, Little River ID d.
SOUTH DAKOTA:
JSIE.CMSEM, SI.C,S, C., sgt. Linden Cd D..
MCUNE, Clarence, Mitchell I'd d..
TENNESSEE:
AhArE Gordan. Crawford (K).
LINER. Oscar X. Benton Cd W..
LEDFORD. j. L.. Carthage (K)
WILSON, Hubert H.. Dresden Cd d..
TEXAS:
MNAWLIN; Iianthus k, Mexia (K) }
NlLBURN. Dehert D. Ladonia (K)
VIRGINIA:
ADAMS. Leonard s.. Danvile (K).
HUBBARD. Rufus r., South Hill IN u,
Rhn6LPAPRlCK' hn11 Al J E, H.; Mddebury % D..
PRYOR. Jonesy, Hampton ID ~.
IREPLOGLE. j. M. Strausburg Jet. (K).
LYNCH. f. P. corp. Brattleboro Cd d.
WISCONSIN:
re; Ep "; !! ;;o, lieut.. Marshdeld I'd AZ.
m LAmFEHl' ~, j. s.. lieut.. COL, Oshkosh
oAs: ono. lieut.. Manitavoc I'd W..
DE BROUX, Glen, Parson ID d..
JOERRES. john Milwaukee ID D..
KlNNE. Eldon c.. Ellsworth ID D).
NA,EASTEs, ~, "a , George. Hersey (K).
SI1CH. Harvey. Oshkosh ID D..
STANNELE. Gilbert, Forest Junction Ky
WlSSINK. Walter r.. Cedar Grove Cd D.
WOLFE, Frank. Ashland (K)
zlLlNkA. Josef. Milwaukee (K).
WEST VIRGINIA.:
RARSlS; hzH,t J., ). r.. lieut.: Pennsboro ID AZ.
DGW1slA4T DDGWSA Tho1ias W., Tams % w. "
UW30WNEI' W0pNE p ( \; jerry S p, Floe % d..
WASHINGTON: 0''
y, SORENSEN, Anton B., North Yakima
New-York tribune., 1919-01-23

Probably rain Thursday and Friday: somewhat
iower temperature Friday moderate south and east
winds
New-York tribune., 1919-01-23
IMPORTANT NOTICE

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and In Memoriam Notices may ho
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you later. The notice will reach over
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New-York tribune., 1919-01-23

Schooner Oracle Phillips Nantucket for New YORK,
with Goldfish
Bound East
steamer Governor Dingley. Norfolk for Boston.
Schooner Mary j.. Gun. New York for South
Norwslk Conn. tanchcrcd).
New-York tribune., 1919-01-23

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
the County of New York. NOTICE is ler.h.
BIRDSEYE b. LEWIS, late Of the Counts
OF New York. deceased, to present ~
same with vouchers thereof to the s',h
scribers at their place of transactinr hn.i
ness, at the office of their attornev
Frederick Eagle, No. 40 Broadway. in ~:
City OF New York on before the oanS
day of March next. "-"o
Dated, New York. the 11th day OF s..
tember, 1918.
DAVID H. TAYLOR,
FREDERICK T. BLAKEMAN
j. FREpEEICK EAGLE. Attornev
Executors. No. 100 Broadway Mo of
haitian. New York City. han'
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF uo>-
orable John T. Cohalan. a Surrouats ~,
by given TO all persons having clsirn i.
County OF New York. deceased. to nre.sn.
the same with vouchers thereof TO tba 30 esehe ',I
scriber at its place Of transacting bnsin..s
No. b5 Cedar Street. In the civ ~ nsss. N.
York, on or before the 22nd day of March
next. tco
'amber. 1918. VI Ssp-
uNITED p,4I7, sTATEs MORTGAGE AND
pArSrEpcSSSS, = Nm r, ANf. Executor
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Casualty List

WASHINGTON JAM 2The casualty list made public by the War
Department 1853 officers
Of these 45 died of accident
died accidents 10S OF disease l3
wounded severely missing in action.
The full list for New City vicinity New York New Jersey
and Connecticut the list dead from other states follow:
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Shipping Intelligence
Port of New York
Miniature Almanac

sun rises .........T. - sun sets........5:0l
Moon rises. II 90 p. IN Moon sets 10 "a a. NJ
High Water
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CEMETERIES

THE WOODLAwN CEMETERY.
23sd ST. by Harlem Train and by Trolley.
Lots of small sise for sale.
Office 20 East 22d St. n. Y.
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Huuidit

Highest. A at 8 .. M: lowest. SO at 80 .. III
average. A. Average date last year l.
Average date for thirty three years. 80.
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Died of Disease

Character of casualties
actiOn (W) wounded of
Cd w died of Cd d. missng
(') prisoner
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Killed in Action
LoWENsTEIN. Erwin 3il St AIMS
Avenue, New York City
=, O'DOWD. John, SO. Lafayette Avenue
Brooklyn.
PETERSON. Ingvor sgt 1903 Sixth Ave
rue. Brooklyn.
Died of Wounds
SUNDERLlN. Raymond A., lieut., 4si
Prospect Place, Brooklyn
Brooklyn.
ISRAEL: Louis, 2so Keap Street, Brooklyn
MARCEHAUX. Walter v, 325 East Nine
tieth Street New York City.
D WALLACE. Joseph 2o9 Sands Street.
Died of Disease
DuMBAvIN, Richard Arlington, N. j.
KEITH, Elisha b., 33 West Sixty-seventh
Street. New York City
STARK, Nicholas. Second Avenue, New
York City.
SHAW. Albert, Jamaica. N. Y.
UPRIGHT, r. M, Jersey City, II. j.
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Local Forecast

Barometer Readings
A NJ so % T. NJ. 1927 8 p NJ 80