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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-11-08
Amerykanie ma S|alsk.
WaIki W Rosyi.
Tyfus ma Syberyi.
lime Telegramy zagraniczne.

wszy arnerykansld biskrp polske-
60 pochodzenia, pozyskai sobie "a
swa praee uznanie TAX w ko{ach
KoSciofa jak poza niemi, oraz, ze
zmarSy x. Bisk1p Edward Ko-
zSowsk z Milwaukee, Wis, jak
uiermiej zrnariy x. Arcybiskup
Weber zakonu Xxx. Zuartwych-
wstaicow zdobyli sobie powszech
ne uznarrie, wywota} zadowolenie
w kofach rzyTnslich zachech je
do promowania innych polshch
ksiezy do godnosci biskupiej.
w ten spos6b x. Biskup Rhode
nied8ugo juz tylko pozostanie je-
dynym polslim czionhem arnery
kanskiego episkopatu posrod
1000, 900 amerykanskich katoli-
k6w polskiego pochodzeria.
WoJSKA AMERYKANSKIE.
MA SLASK.
Kobleneya, 8. listopada." -
Przybyiy tn Brestu wojska a.
merykanskie - 5ty puik piecho--
ty; pierwsza to Geese wojsk pro-
wizorycznych, ktore maja nalezee
do armii okkupacyjnej alianchej:
z wojsk tych oddzia}y pewne maja
bye odkomenderowane na Slask
na czas plebiscytu tam sic odbye
majacego.
WALK w ROSYI.
Judenicz odciety Cd pomocy
z.Estonii.
Stockholm, 8. listopada. - O.
trzymane tn z Rewla prywatne
depesze donosza, re armia gene
ra}a Judenicza zostaAa odcieta
Iprzez bolszewikow cd p0mocy z
Estonii stanela w obliczrs estate
cznej lclest1i. Znajduje sic ona
rozsypana ma otwartych teryto--
ryach na zachod cd Gatczyny i
tract resztn sill ducha, jakie sic
jeszcze W niej dotychczas rda&o
podtrzynac po rozpoczeciu odwTo
tn z pod Petrogradu. zoznierze
obawiaja sic strasznych mrozow
rosyjskiej zimy, zanim uda sic
i'm dostac do ley zimowych.
- Urzednicy amerykanskiego
Czerwonego Krzyza wyazaja o.
bawe, re znaczne zapasy Prowi-
Fzyi artykul6w medycznych, ia
kie skoncentrowano ma terenie
ma zachod cd Gatczyny, wpadna
W rece bolszewikow.
w ko{ach militarrych wyra-
zana jest opinia, re powo'du od-
mowy wojskowej pomocy re stro
ny Finlandyi, jaA1otez powodu
braku .najmniejszej choGby koo--
peracyi re strony Estonii, general
Judenicz bedzie zu1uszony stra-
cic Gala zirne ma reorganizacyi
swej armii. .t.
| Londyn, s. listopada. - w
bombardowaniu Rygi pr0ez woj-
ska Avalowa Ber1nondta, trzytu
pocishoW gazowych, Cd ktorych
zostai zaczadzony ciezko kapitan
IJ. OEbison, naczelnik amerykafi--
skiej stacyi zywnosciowej W TEN
n,iescie.
- Donosza tn - via - Hell
singfors, IL miasto Gdow W Ro-
syi poddalo sic oblegajacym je
wojskom bolszewickim; jesli to
-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-11-08
Wybory w Stanie Ohio.
Krotkie Wiadomosci ze Stolicy Kraju.
lime Telegramy krajOwe

c powodach. dlaczcgo mic moze
przcmawiac ma zebraniu. Strajkie
rzy, kt6rzy W znacznej liczbie ze.
brali slew budynku Labor Tenn
/ pie okazali wielkie niezadowole-
ME, gdy us}ySzeli zakazie poll
cyjnym, wykluczajacy1n re zebra
MA Foster'a. Pc niejakim czasic
dopiero. organizatorowie uspokoi
Ii zgromadzonych, oswiadczajac,
re musza bye przygotowani ma
jeszcze wieksze ograniczenia re
strony wladz miejskich ! stano--
wych, gdyz wielu przew6dcom
strajkw zabroniono robic TO, &C
dawniej uwazano "a niezbedna
procedure strajku. Komitet zlo.
zony z kilkudziesieciu obywateli
wyslai do niektorych przewodcoW
strajkowych rozkaz, ably natycl.
nliast opuscili miasto.
ZABURZENIA STRAJKOWE.
Pittsburgh, 8. listopada. - Ia,
burzenia W okolicach zakfadow
stalowych Donora Monnesen.
wzd}uz rzeki Monongahella,
gdzie wielu metalowcow ME po-
wrocifo jeszcze do piracy. zwroci-
}y uwage policyi stanowej. Ares7
towano czterech mezczyzn poo
zarzutem wysadzenia dynamiterr
budytlku Z zamiarem pozabijania
Nszystkich jego mieszkaiicow.
trzech irnych mezczyzn areszto-
wano pod zarzutem spisku dvna.
mitowego, celem wy'sadzenia v
powietrze tramwaju. naladowany
lamistraj jkami Spisek ten rzeczy.
w1Scie wykonano i.tra1nwaj pod.
minowano. ale ma szczeScie zader
Z robotnikow W MIN sic znajduja-
cych ME zostal raniony. Policya
dokfada starah, aby pochwycic
przewodcow tego spisku.
Kwatera strajkowa zajeta sic e.
nergicznie niesieniem pomocy dfa
najbardziej potrzebujacych straj-
kierow i>ich rodzin. Ko1npanie
stalowe ME wydafy innego ogfo--
szenia procz tego, re ruch w "a
kfadach stalowych panuje, jak da-
wrdej.
PRoJEKT PoczToWY PRA-
WEN.
Washington, 8. listopada. -
Projekt, ma mocy ktorego urged
nicy pocztowi otrzymaja W przy.
szfosci stopniowa podwyzke W
piacy, ktory ma wejSc W zycie "a
raz po pr7eprowadzeniu docho-
dzen kongresyonalnych W sprawie
obecnych p1an, sta} sic wczoraj
polnocy prawem. bez podpisr
PREF. Wilsona. '... 5.
lPOLICYA BOSTONSKA PRE-
GRYWA SPRAWE.
Boston, 8. listopada. - Maj.
wyzszy sad odrzucii wczoraj pc.
tycye bylych Polieyantow bo
stohssich o przy@rocenie i'm da.
wnych stanowis& W policyi. Jak
wiadomo, Policyanci ci wyszli ma
strajk, tworzac unie przyiacza-
ljac sic do Amerykalskiej Fedora.
cyl Piracy, wskutek czego komi-
sarz Edwin Curtis wydalii ich
departamentu a miejsca ich obsa-
dill rowymi ludzmi.
lW SPRAWIE-TRAKTATU PO.
KoJoWEGo.
i Waszyngton, 8. listopada. =
Serlat rozpoczai juz prace W spra-
i (Dokonczenie ma str. 3-ciej.)
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-11-08

$r40. Gas jakiS bedq zdaje sic
bezczynni.
The sun., 1919-02-27
BUSINESS LEASES.

Charles r. Van Valen, Inc, and
George Ketchum leased for the Broad
way-John Street Corporation. Elias A.
Cohen president, the basement at 25
Maiden lane TO Robertson & Soma
Duross Company leased for William
Harris Douglas TO Vance & Burmese,
Inc. the building at 106 Front street.
He'll & Stern, with Edward ]. Hogan,
leased Broadway store In the Wool
worth Building to the Guzy Blouse Shop
at total rental of $4,000.
Samuel II. Martin leased Offices In the
Simpson Building. corner OF Broadway
and Sixty-seventh street. to the Ma
tional Association OF Audubon Societies.
Dwight, Archibald & Perry leased the
store at SO West Twenty-second street
to the Metropolitan Electric Protective
Company; the buildings, Al and 40 West
Twenty-second street. TO the Liberty
BOX Company. and a corner store at
Sixth avenue and Seventeenth street to
the Riley Realty Construction Com
pany, represented by Spear & Co.
NJ Rosenthal Company leased the
fifth floor at 90 to SO West Twenty
seventh street at an aggregate retnal OF
$4,000 to J. & NJ. Finkelstein.
The sun., 1919-02-27
REALTY MARKET
NEWS AND COMMENT
loft Building Sales Feature
Days Trading; Reported
Deal on Fourth Ave.
INSURANCE co. SELLS
Tobacconists Buy Pine Street
Building; Residential Prop
critics in Demand.

Business buildings shared interest with
high class residential properties IN yes
terday's trading. and gave additional
eviIsnes Of the broadening influence at
work in the real estate market. One Of
the deals reported. but not completed,
affected twelve story loft building in
the Fourth avenue section, which has not
figured In real estate reports In months.
The property in question is the struc-
turs at 242 to $50 Fourth avenue, south
west corner of Twentieth street, one of
the former holdings Of the late William
r. Evans. head Of the dry goods house
Of Mills & GLIB. which failed several
years ago. The property is assessed by
The city at s7S0,ooo. and was bought by
Mr. Evans from Klein & jackson in Feb
ruary. 1918. After the Mills & Glib fail
ure the property was sold at foreclosure
In 1915 from the stand OF Bryan L. Ken
reilly TO II. NJ. Martin. who Is said to
have resold It to an investor.
In reference to this report Mr.. Mar
Tin said yesterday that only verbal
agreement of sale had been made, but
that written contracts were about TO be
signed. One report named 8. II. Stone
as the buyer of the property. but this
rumor could not be confirmed.
The building occupies a plot 100xS7
irregular. II was bought In by Mr. Mar
tin at the foreclosure proceeding on a
bid Of $4,000 over PRIOR liens aggre-
eating 100000.
The sun., 1919-02-27
OTHER SALES IN THE BRONX.

FORDHAM ROAD-Charles g. Kohler
sold for A. Oldrin Salter to Ennis 4
Sinnott the vacant lot 130x107, at the
northeast corner OF Fordham road and
Valentine avenue. held at $4,000.
EAST 18TH STREET,. Clarence
Davies sold for Emma A. Noting and
others the two story frame dwelling.
24S East 17bth street, on lot 25xss.
LINTON AvENUE-Bernard Craus-
man. president of the ]. @. Leasing
Company. bought the two Ave story
apartment houses at the southeast
corner Of linton avenue and 150th
street from Goldstone & Light The
properties rent for s17.500 and were
held at s135.000.
MONTEREY AvENUE-Ths Morgen-
stern Syndicate sold the three Ave
story. new law apartment houses, on
plot 150x10o, at 20l5 to 1927 Monte-
rey avenue.
DAVIDSON AvENUE-Cahn q Pittman
sold to a client OF George e. and
Charles Buckoee, the sixteen family
apartment house at 1891 Davidson
avenue. on plot 5ox1o0.
CLINTON AVENUE-o. q. Manss sold
for client of E. w. Barlow. attorney,
1915 Clinton avenue, a three story,
two family house, on lot 19.6x92, in a
cash deal to an operator.
FOX STREET-David and Lester Kess-
Ter bought from Marcus Helfand $50
Fox street. Ave story apartment,
40x100. rented for $500 and held at
$4,000. through Max Rosenfeld.
SOUTHERN BOULEVARD - Joseph
Lese rold the two five story apart
ment houses at 1881 to 1885 Southern
Boulevard.
GRANT AvENUE-Price Bros. bought
from the estate Of F. Huerstsll the
two family house at e69 Grant avenue,
held at $1,000. p. Schwarz was the
broker.
The sun., 1919-02-27
BUYS FOR STUDIO APARTMENTS

Pope & Bros have sold for the es-
tate OF Edward J. Coffee 11e waverley
place. a five story and basement. brick
and stone dwelling on lot 22x100, to
Alexander J. Hammersloush.
The house Is to be extensively al
tered to high class studio apartments
with all modern improvements such
as steam heat, new plumbing. electricity.
&C. and is to be ready for occupancy
on or about October 1.
The eight story flreproof elevator
apartment house. with a Spanish roof
garden and an observatory, that occu-
pies the plot at the southwest corner
OF Hoe avenue and 1e5th street,
facing Fox Square. has been sold to
Frederick Brown by William Open
helm, the builder. 1t was held for
$4,000. The house will accommo-
date thirty-four families. and there are
four stores. Rentals aggregate $4,000
Mr.. Brown also purchased two other
properties. including five story. double
apartment house at 1915 TO 1919 Col
lege avenue, from the Felix Realty
Company, held at $4,000. and the five
story apartment house at 649 West
1s4th street. valued at $4,000. from
jeremiah T. Mahoney
The sun., 1919-02-27

2t-clsire Goldberg to Cosui Realty
Corpn. as Park Row. yrs. 81 atty,
Myron sulzberger ....... .tIooo
East side.
EAST OF Fifth avenue. between Fourteenth
18th ST. ,sSS p, s6x1oo.s, p m. Feb ~.
Chas u Haskell TO Central Saw Bank, it1
t an AZ due Mar i 1924. S9'i atty, Ti nds
tenth and 10th strects.)
John ST slS s w CO sS 10 Oscar sS 800 o
Col av. yrs. 6hss: atty. Lawyer. T &
srE c. lsc Pwsy..o.t1i,s;. :; nd 1900 sS
ene:ihird part. a t, Feb Fem ss.N tSrS', K
Holly to Flor n woodworth. la Morris
Az, Rockville Centre. l. l. due Jan 2,
tsal. Int as per bondi atty, Fred Ingrs,
nam. lss bway $4,000
!Manhattan Island. north Of 10th streetl
1lsTH ST. 81 W. e. 25xl0o.11. m. Feb
Tiffany st! due Sept 1. 1920, 5KT. prior
mtg $4,000; atty. Ben seidenstein. 1852
MADisoN Av. VS. ssi n 'i,'sC.h st, ' isogs
IS. p m, Feb 25-Jsvan A Steele to Emil
81; attys. r 4 e J o'doTman. 81 Cham:
lsSra ST. asa e ithi sv. 'iisissiii. 'V D
m, Feb as-Peter Dahl TO Citizens saw
Bank Ss Bowery. due NOV Is. 1919. 81;
10th ST. 2f w, n Q. lsx9s.l1, D m, FEB
ab-Hyman Goldberg TO Pauline Good
man, $40 9Th at, Bklyn. 3 yrs, So; atty,
Title aGuar a Co. l76 Bwsy. -. 81. 900
Bronx.
Borough of Tho Bronx)
FoRDHAM RID. SIS 1913 n W jerome av.
tHl0ox1s.4C1167--Ce Lowenstein 20
Vim Isham. 81 f 6sd st. Feb ~, yrs
6% atty. Lawyers Title & Co. 100
WASHINGTON Av. $ q cor l74th at, ask
l00-Bertram L Kraus to Bronx Savings
Bank. 47s fremont ay. Fen IS, yrs,
6b%; atty. Lawyers Title d T Co. $50
satTH ST. SIS u. as. toxl14-tieor rev W
Eccles to Peter Kszlan, 81 u e26th ct.
Feb II, due a. per bond; atty. 1
Zoetll, t1o1 white Plains av........ss50
CLINTON AV. 1s2s. 8. 1s.sxso.2-will-
lam N Morohnek ct al 20 Barclay Hold
Ing Corpn. 2l7 Bway, prior mtg t3,s0o,
Feb. rs. 3 yrs. ess; atty. D L Tuhns. s1t
5ATHGATB Az. 1904. issx7o.s-
l7s Bway, Feb "a due as per bond;
atty. Title Guar s. T Co. l76 BwaySS.o0o
x25o.2---James q wentz loans Mountain
Garage Co, Inc, to erect a brick garage
- peyments) ...... .....s. ..'-..s bV,VVV
The sun., 1919-02-27
U. S. EXPORTERS GO
AFTER PARIS TRADE
Open Offices In France to
Solicit Business From
Foreign Buyers.

Realizing that vast amount OF ex-
port business is available every season
In Paris, a goodly percentage OF which
might be obtained by American manu-
facturers II they but took the trouble
to so after II, a number OF producers
here of various lines, notably I'm the
silk industry. have opened offices In the
French capital to solicit export trade
and display American merchandise to
the foreign buyers who annually visit
the Partisan market.
While the silk producers are the
pioneers In the latest campaign to Sc
cure business abroad, It Is known that
many American manufacturers OF ready
to wear apparel are negotiating TO
enter the foreign field on a large scale
or are considering the ACCESSIBILITY OF
establishing selling headquarters In
Paris.
It Is pointed out by those interested
In the matter that the majority of for
eign buyers representing concerns in
all sections of the world are to be
found in Paris during the buying
seasons.
The sun., 1919-02-27
LEASES BUILDING IN
TEXAS FOR S225, 900
Other Transactions Out OF
ToUn Closed.

Joseph p. Day closed long term lease
on a Large building in Waco. Tex. for
the w. T. Grant Company. The prop
ertv Is located in the centre Of the busl-
ness district II Is a three story build
Ing. box16b. Tho total aggregate rental
OF the lease IL quarter of a million
dollars. Negotiations were handled by
Charles c. Nichols, Jr.. Of the Day
organization.
8. s. walstrum- Gordon a Forman
leased at Ridgewood. N. J., for George
II. Bracket to Ray Clark the dwelling
172 Lincoln avenue, and for Mrs. Caro-
line A. Hood to Sears r. Kelso, Jr.. 30
Washington place.
Edward p Hamilton a Co. sold for
Frederick Pring the Colonial residence,
garage and half acre at 161 Grove road,
South Orange, N. j.. to Richard q.
krueeer Of Pelham, n. Y.
Scarsdale Estates Organization. Rob-
ert p. Farley president. rented Colonial
LoGge in the Greenacres section of Scars
dale, N. Y. to Alfred J. Case OF New
York CITY
The sun., 1919-02-27
AUERBAcH BUYS 800. 900 HOME

For DR.. Walter p. Anderson Pease
4 Gilman sold the Ave story. American
basement residence, with a three story
extension, at 10 East Seventy-third
street to Joseph g. Auerbach of the
law firm Of Davies, Auerbach & Cor
nell Mr.. Auerbach plans to occupy the
house. which he bought at a figure said
to approximate 100000. Through the
Same brokers Mr.. Auerbach recently
bought the residence at 130 East
Eightieth street for one Of his children.
Several weeks ago he sold his home
at IL and Is West Tenth street to
jeremiah Milbank. who presented the
property to the Ladies Christian Union.
Joseph p. Day sold for the Consoli-
dated Gas Company OF New York a
plot Of eight lots on the north side Of
Eighteenth street between Tenth ave-
nue. and Marginal street. The purchaser.
John J. Gillen, will put UP a big
garage on the site. which is just one
block north of the new plant put up
by the Merchants Refrigerator Com
pany.
The sun., 1919-02-27
ToBACcoSIsTs buy ON PINE ST.

The Charles F. Moves Company sold
70 the American Sumatra Tobacco Com
pany, for all cash, 131 and 133 Water
ptrset. southeast corner of Pine two Ave
btory buildings covering plot about
t2xso. The property was valued at
slss,oo0 and will be held by the pur-
cha sing company free of mortgage In
bebtedness.. Extensive improvements will
be made and portion of the purchased
premises occupied by tho owning COM
pany. The building at 131 Water street
was purchased from julius Lichtenstein.
and 1873 Water street from the estate of
George W. Helme.
The American Sumatra Tobacco Cam
pany Is now located in 142 Water street
which building was sold by the Charles
p. Noyes Company to II. Duys & Co.
H. Duys & Co.'S present building at 10
Water street has been leased by the
Noyes company TO Well & Sons. tenants
in 1sf Water street. - .sr.s. F.. =,
The corner Just secured by the Ameri-
ran Sumatra Tobacco Company Is in tho
Wall street block and very close TO the
rev Amsinck building at Wall and
Water streets. and directly adJoins Lam
horns new building at the corner of
Pine and Front streets. Goldsmith
Cohen, Cole g. Weiss. attorneys. repre-
sented the purchasers in the transaction
The sun., 1919-02-27
NATIONS HONOR ROLL
Continued from Tenth Paos.


ePrNA, Ugo B.. Apeochio twU1..
sTkGNO. Natalie. 5Acauasanto Vsllaochia
TOMAS. Louis. P.siist. tws.
vALENTI, James. Bari twW.
vALENTE. Vincenzo, Rergio caisbris
valentine, Joe, Luohs (wp.
VERDI, Pasquale, Naples (WO.
vESCOvA, Paul, Piemonts (wU).
VIRGINIA. Luis. Almato (WS).
Norway.
rHo1iPsocS. Theodore. osns OWED. -,
Poland.
John. Kofo OVID.
wANCKOwICz. John. Wilma (wU).
Russia.
BANDJDsK1. Julius, Kier (wu).
BOYCHICK, wasii, Minsk (WU).
Fivder. Babuska tB).
HICKMAN, Philip. Odessa tDA).
STEPULK osKI. Felix, Cubarnia (WU).
ZENOWITCH. VasiL Minsk lWU).
vERTINSKI. Peter. velnoo (Ws).
Serbia
AfSDoNovIcH. Piano. Bosemils vsios
tws).
Scotland.
MCKENZIE. Donald. Dinswsrl (wS.
Sweden
JOHNSON. John e.. Faikenosrs (wU).
The sun., 1919-02-27
OTHER SALES IN MANHATTAN.

EAST 66TH STREET-william b. May
Il Co. sold the four story basement
dwelling at 46 East Sixty-rixth street
to Emily NJ. Bullowa. 1t was held at
$4,000 The present building will be
replaced by an English basement
dwelling 10 be erected from plans
drawn by Mott r. Smith.
WEST 9TH STREET-william 2.
Baker sold for the estate OF John II.
Boschen a plot 160x10o on the south
side OF Sixty-seventh street, 14o feet
west of West End avenue. TO the
Jules Realty Company. Inc.
WEST 105TH STREET-Charles S.
kohler. Inc. sold for the Warren Hold
ing Corporation to Ennis & Sinnott
the five story single fiat 1862 West
105th street. on plot 25x100l1. and
held at 5000.
WEST 111TH STREET-Alexander Sell
kin and Joseph III. Schwarz sold for
David Herzog the ak story apart
ment house. b0x1O0, at $50 West 111th
street, with a rental OF $4,000, TO an
investor II was held at sos, 700.
EAST 122D STREET-James H Cruik-
shank bought from Maria wittig the
four story fiat at 100 East 1870 street
The sun., 1919-02-27
Drug and Chemical Market.

Consumers are stocking only for I'M
mediate needs. awaiting lower prices, re-
ports Drug and Chemical Markets this
week Changes In pharmaceutical chem
icals have been downward. Manufactur-
ers of chloroform announce a reduction
Of 5 cents per pound. Selliug agents
for quicksilver mines have cut the price
10 ss5 per flask. Crude drugs have
fiuctuated w and down.
In essential oils peppermrr' anf spear
mint have gained SEES per pound lemon
oil IS stronger; oil OF bitter slmonds has
declined.
There has been very little activity in
dyestuffs this week. Heavy chemicals
arc saggiug.
The sun., 1919-02-27
RECORDED LEASES.


WARREN ST, INV cor Rwsy, store
David L Linder to Peter Plotkin and I
1 Epstein; on the gG,emisssss, from Feb g;
Abramson. 30 Church st........ SC 900
HUDSON st. pa. sli-Eiis ChesebrouEh
7.la yrs from Oct /. 1915; atty. Lester
I Callan. 1854 Nassau st..........S 500
siTH ST, s04-6 r., all-Lennie W Todd
ct al. e1rs. 90, to Harry RApaport, 1865
z 18th - II yrs from Apr i. 1917; attys,
Henry. 81 NJ. 81 william at. ..S&, 900
7TH Av. 7ll-15. I'd f-Ths Olwerage Co
TO Jas W Leung, New Haven, Conn, and
Chin s New, III 7th av. 10 yry ~ mos
from May IS. 1919; atty. Chan Kew. ito2
MoSRos ST. 81, front blds.Andr.ws wan Van
Apstal to Jos Hochmsn. asa Cherry st,
and ano. 10 yrs from May !, 1919; atty
VIM r Altman. 27T BwAy. 200
BROADWAY. W cor 50th ct, All-Lina
Schultz 10 Morris Medovs. 2iI Honey
well av. Bronx. and ano from apr /,
1919, to Dec 81. 1880; attys. Kramer n
B0urke, 2e0 Bway. 81, 900
The sun., 1919-02-27
REPORTS BIG 1918 BUSINESS.
Allis Chalmers shows $4,000, 1893
Total Sales for Year.

A preliminary statement OF the earn
ings OF the Allis Chalmers Manufactur-
ing Company for the year 1918. which
was given out yesterday. shows total
sales OF Ss5.0S1,233. against s26.129,S17
in 1917 and costs OF s23.s3e.43o. against
s19,144.l07. Other expenses for sales,
&c. totalled S2.220.167. making the man
urfacturing profit for the year 50, 47l.S6s,
against sB.O7s.si5 In 1871
Tho net profit for ths year was given
at ss,754.74s. against $5.30S,1s0. but
Federal taxes. &C. increased from ST.
29s,300 to 81 ,5+9, 900 which, after special
amortization n>ovsion of moro than half
a million dollars, left a surplus of si,-
625.S66 against $4.0l0,490. Unnlled
orders on hand as of December 81, 1918,
amounted 70 s2a.lb4.QQA
The sun., 1919-02-27
Casualties Corrections.

Tho following cabled cofrections hIo
issued as an appendix to tho regular
casualty lists:
RETURNED TO DUTY, PREVIOUSLY
REPORTED KILLED IN ACTION.
Private.
KING. Fred w. Mount Hermon. La
RETURNED TO DUTY, PREVIOUSLY
REPORTED DIED FROM WOUNDS
RECEIVED IN ACTION.
Wagner.
REILLINo. Edward A., 80 East 1a4th g.,
New York city.
MISSING IN ACTION. PREyIouMY RE-
PORTED WOUNDED tDEGREB
UNDETERMINED.
VOIGHT. Conrad p. Houston. Tex.
KILLED IN ACTION. PREVIOUSLY RE-
PORTED MISSING IN ACTION.
Corporais.
ENRIGHr Stephen A.. IIillyard, Wash.
EEAfy STs A hT,sur c. Gs,ysTa ncs
TRowBR1pdE. Madison E.. Kinrwood. W.
AUER, Bono J.. Albsny. MINI.
Mo SoREst CLINTON, Z Stokes. n. 7. "'"n
PLuECKER; walter, Brtdseport. Conn.
Springfield. Pa
DIED OF DISEASE. PREvIoUsLY RE-
PORTED MISSING IN ACTION.
Private.
TAYLOR, George Daniel. Rosevflls Kan.
DIED. PREVIOUSLY REPORTED MISS
ING IN ACTION.
Lieutenant
PER1NB, Nelson w. Phiiadelphia
Privates.
PALE. M.r,ir H. Climax. MINI.
MITCHELL. Jack. Rocky River, Ohio
ROBERTS. Benjamin IL. North Holston,
wo TSpaR1r sE S,EssELr. rE,EEyIoTsLY
Corporals.
POTTER. Roscoe F., Newberry, Pa
STANDARD. Claude A.. Buffalo. y. Y.
S,AaCIlKSsTRoM OSCAR. Braeke, Sweden.
R BILE 7 r,T FsisF r.; Al,oons Pa;
nomonie, Wis.
REPoRrED MissISG IN ACTION.
Bugler.
MORALE, John j.. Corona. n. 7.
Privatcs.
KK2 Ii1I, Jsmss W. Toledo, Ohio.
REB2BasT Mise Y f f.sv.. r E" z
ssAANSPAu, otto 4. Los Aanse.:, ,al.
WISkLER.' Edward T f.. Si Baii.i I,i n Y.
WOUNDED. DEGREE UNDETERMINED
PREVIOUSLY R a1T1aT MISSING
Lieutenant
SWEENEY. James T.. 100 Medium It,. De-
troit. Mich.
sHAok kaE Roy v" SSs West 1aeth
RRAnLNG. Roy W. Atchison. Kan.
C IN Thomas. Provincic del Syracuse Italy
c3nLoGIACoMo, Nicola, vorli. PrOvince of
GIBSON, Rciney. weli,,anncrr. Pa.
Mcdonald. Michael. YouShal County. Corf
MYERS, Ra.com L.. Hor.epln. Va.
NICHOLS, William s. Grsndneld. okla
SlrAs Joseph F, Superior, wis.
SsG co Frank c, Azores Portugal.
t sTTAAFToEp' Ernss. W, Ashland. Ohio.
STRAY. odfn, Stray, y. d.
ITAN. Charles, Scranton, Pa
NANDRA. Ladimiss. Cleveland. Ohio.
si SkpoR ~ H9 MsTrAd. PREyIo6sLY
Private.
NORBoM. Roy L.. Seattle, Wash.
RETURNED To DUTY, PREVIOUSLY
hEPORTED MISSING IN ACTION.
Privates
BRIsCoE. Louis D. JoneshurE Mo.
DOVER, Grover c.. Fort Worth. Tex.
noWNlNG, Richard b, Kansas City, Kan
FLEMING, John H, indianapolis. Ind.
GOLDBERG. Joseph. 2N IavonIa av.,
BROOKLYN. y. y.
HoLLANp' FLOYD. R,nards Mills. Ohio.
HOLMAN. Fred j.. Lakewood. Ohio.
Johnson. Albin r., Comfrey. MINI.
JUNG, Alonzo J. A. Fredericksburg, Tex
MARCtANO. Dominica, Province Reggie,
Gala bria, Italy.
MILLS, Norris Church. Jersey city. ". J..
MORGAN. Vallejo H., pittshurg, Pa
PEZOLDT. Andrew. Allentown, Ia.
RADDATZ, Fred, Glenvlew, nj.
RARI, Andrew. Clinton, Mass
SHtGARS. Cloyd NJ. Johnstown, Pa
rCHMAS. Albert, Detroit, Mich,
WAGNER, Roy Jay, Hill city, Kan,
WILCOX. William c.. Grand Blame, Mich
ENORMOUSLY REPORTED DIED OF
WOUNDS RECEIVED IN ACTION.
Wagner.
GRAUNKE. VIM. e. Hebron. III.
RIO. Lawrence, private. Chicago, nj.