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ENGAGEMENTS

COHN--tAYER--.M and Mrs. N. Fav.- -
40 Eastern Parkway Brooklyn. announce
ths engagement OF their daughter, Anna.
EiiN-,zUcKERMAN--Mr. and Mrs.
n. n Goud@tein. of 1915 Eth NV M,
York. announce the engaueruant -; ,N'e,v NeM
aaughter' Agnes. to Dr. Edward 2ueEerl
AARRIs-sPFLKEw Mrs. Sarah s,s,,, -.
hsa Ssa'n,ora. dn',as anneunces the engagement os
ris. son of ,lr. and Mira. Cbs,,as r. %, mar.
New York and Hortsdale. 'A"'''s' o1
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DILGER.On January "a. 1919. at her resi-
4ence' Avenel. 909 Main St. New Rochelle
Dilger Funeral service at her late resi-
oence Monday, January q, at II a. m
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LLLER-Suddenly. on January a. 1919.
Levi j.. beloved husband of Susan f. Full.
Ter, OF lU31 Washington St. Hoboken. N.
j., IN his 14th year. Relatives and friends.
also mem bers of Albion Lodge. No g. F.
and A. M, are invited to attend services
on Monday, January 27, at p m. Albany
and Lake George On. y papers please
copy.
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CuSA Ch- Private Thomas F., Company K.
5oola Infantry aged 29 1913 Westervct
ay.. a1 New Brighton. s. l.; killed in action
NNoVember b, 1918; son of Timothy C.
and Mary Cusack (nee OBrien), Rath-
keae. County Limerick.
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W WOunded Severely

ANDERSON. f. N. Perth Amboy, N. j.
- AHhAMSON. Harry. sol East l69th Street.
Ne'y York City.
RLoXHAM. Frederick w, 216o Seventh
Avenue. New York City
&, blANf:Y . Thomas r. 272 Fifty-sixth
!. DRIrrNoR Jesse 1910 Brook Avenue.
coNNELIY. John. 213 East sixty-ninth
street. New York City.
s.iat Ellis, J9hn E., $40 West rifty-third
III NC. Harry. Hobokcn. N J.
p.e(}' aG}G'ARFY' George j.. PSI wyckoT Street.
FAddco. Frank 'ss Forsyth Street New
u FAX; abraham, 1885 linton Avenue.
G, ass. Frederick. Workers. N. Y.
GALLAGHER Edward j e37 Fast Nir..v.
fourth street. Nov York City.
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FOREIGN PORTS

BMBoA, Jan. 26-Arrigcd: 25th. steamers Sal.
yador lBr}. Guayaqu; Oskaloosa, san Francisco
fox New York Goth. Nea1is (Nor). Iqu que Sailed
31tn steamers la pfimera. san Francisco: Noord
t5rabant from Norfolk. Aatofagasta Monmouth
Wrom NcF York. Kobe; Seiyo AIaru Iapl. tfrom
hyiateur de Terine Cl'rD, Crcm san Franciscol
Me!i .oaes 2gth. steamer Balboa G'umsco
thiSIOBAL, Jan. 26.-Arrlved 18th. steamers
Aulde%Jk. Newport News for Callao; AutoShlls
tBrl Pensacola for Kobe, och Slave Prince
tBrl New York for Yokohama; Colon. New York
feepeAl tBr), London. Matatua (Br), London
Sailed ?5th, steamers Gaddo (from PisanIa). New
York War storm tBrD. (rom Vancourer) IIamp-
ten Roads; san Jose, from New York; Santa
Marta; =. de Salnlstegu (span) Puerto Colombia
2eth san Joaquin (Nor) Tam.ico West Cres~cy
from Seattle. New York; Kunic (BrD (fr0n
sydney \. $ w. Newport News; schcone
Nerite I-r.l. lfrom san EraMclseol. Galycston
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Friday. January q, 1919.
Antonia MacGregor tnee Cornay). beloved
wiIe OF Alexander J. MacGregor. in her
556th year. Funeral from her late resi-
dence. 1l15 Decatur St, Brooklyn. on Tues
day 18th inst, at 9:S0 a m thence to
church of Our Lady of Lourdcs. Aberdeen
St, near Broadway. :.
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DoLAN-on January "a. Ellen Dolan, for
s53 West 9Sth St. New York. Funeral
nom the residence of her cousin. Mrs.
Ineha Griffin, 51s 10th St, Brooklyn. on
iuesaay: January 2S. at 8 80 a. IN. thence
solemn requiem mass will be offered for
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SCHNEIDER. Max. 1472 Madison Avenue
New York City.
sIPP. Christian j.. corp. Staten Island
N Y
SCHAFFFR. Benjamin, Newark. n. J.
TRI BE. Ramon o., lS2 Willoughby Ave
nue.. Brooklyn
WNNNER Henry ". 2l6 St AIMS Ave
nue, Nov York City.
WEBER. Charles, Corona. n. Y.
YASsKY, Morris A.. 126 West l24th
Street. New York City.
ZURAWSKI. Edward W., Perth Amboy
n. J.
zWIsLER. Conrad, 217 Haywood Street
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Trans-Pacifc Mails

The connecting mails close at the general post
follows
Samoan Islands. Australia and New Zealand,
dspatch per 9 $. Ventura Philippine Islands.
Australia ard New Zealand. via San Francisco. at
$50 p m Ian. 81. for dispatch per s. 5 Luriine.
Ph.llpple Islands. via Seattle. at $50 p. IN. Feb.
l. for dispatch per g. Mexico Maru. Philippine Is
lands. via san Francisco 80 p m Fe6 B. for
dispatch per 5, vene1ueia FIJI Islands.
New Zealand and Australia via Vancouver ard
Victoria. b c.. at 80 D m Feb Z for dis
patch per 8 5. Makura. Hawaii and Guam close
80 p IN daily. This mail Is forwarded tne
bsSt opportunity Japan Korea China. siam. Cochin
China straits Settlements aud Netherlands East
Indies. close at $50 y. IN daily Ths mail Is
forwarded 10 the Pacific Coast daily for dispatch
70 destination by the best opportuMity.
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sITTNRLE. Clarence A., lyons c").
SMITH, Charles A. Coxsaciie (W).
SCALI5E, Antonio, Hcrieimer (W)
SIlgLDoN, s356l.li, Thongs Clayton CM{. ~,
SInEBGREN, Alpot. sgt Solvay (W).
STEER edwin. Patent (W)
WRIGHT, Chester r.. LowVille (Wl.
WpfGHT Ernest. corp. Watertown (W).
WlrDEMhN, Charles A., Buffalo (Wj.
WILLIAMS. David G., Granville lWl.
WITULShI, Alexander, Buffalo "
WALL, Harry NJ. Auburn (Nl.
NiW .IENSET:,
HOFFMAN, William e., Trenton w.
JOLLY, George f.. Camden (N)
KEENAN, John f., Camden (W).
PAMELA, Joseph j.. Camden tW).
NEW MEXICO:
SRAIiAA, CIR Alya H.; Roosevelt q %.
NORTH CAROLINA:
GRAY, James s., Ronda ID D..
MORTON. William L.. Hubert (k).
NORTH DAKOTA:
NEATHlK1. Roy c., sgt, Devils Lake
(K).
NEW HAMPSHIRE:
HANNAFORD, Lester r., Dover ID wy.
OHIO:
DOODEh. Samuel, Powell (K
DOUGHTY. Andrew. Pedro % w.
GRIFFIIIl. Chas., corp. Bridgeport (O.
KOSTlROS. Nicholas, Canton % Al.
NICHOLS. Howard Wheelcrsburg % d.
PENNSYLVANIA:
BELLlssIMO, antonio Pittsburgh Cd d.
CLAWSON, Roy E., corp, Youngswooc
FREY. William A.. Douelasvillc tK.
HARNlSH Lloyd j., Clarence Cd D..
JACCHUCCA. Nicola, Philadelphia Cd D)
KNYLOWSKY. Man j.. Dickson City
Cd w.
MACKEL. O. W.. Rochester Mills I'd w
RHODE ISLAND:
RAiNEY, james. Central Falls (K).
SERGEANT, James, Pawtucket ID D..
SOUTH CAROLINA;
DIAON. Abraham. Green ID D..
NEWTON Moses. Lykesland Cd D..
WILLIAMS. Hammett, Vance Cd d..
TENNESSEE:
LYONS. D. NJ. hc't., Fort Henry ~.
BAGGErT, George s., Cunningham Cd D)
MOORE. Ely v. High Cliff (K).
VIRGINIA.:
ANDERs. w. A.. Independence ID Al.
WISCONSIN
FhIRY. Ralph, capt., Algoma ID w.
BEAGHR, c. H., lout.. Dodge County (K)
FlNGl>L, Otto A., Oconto (K).
MABIE Alvin r.. Loyal % d.
MAlAN, Jerry, Marinette Cd d..
SUHk Henry, Milwaukee (k).
WEST VIRGINIA:
BRADSHAW, George, Gary Cd D).
M'GUlNNESS, j. p, Washington ID D..
WASHINGTON
MERCER, Bruce A.. Puyallup (K).
MORRIS, William, Rosyn (iO.
PORTUGAL:
JOAQUIN, Sebastio, Frio Cd d..
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Going On To-day

Free & E. y "a Am1saa zassa Mn'ss@ .qs Of a6SsI N4l
AdS-sss es Maar lso ll., Rsi'h before ,he New
'e-sey - etn Wansn% pslaF'nsg' ,l s,-,;,a q "a
tus.ae.a =. ..s cnnea yais. League Of
Ns,ius and '4nehcon & the Minerva Club. Hotel
Aa,ls,.is by F D.inst,1ns IN "'rhc Balkan situa-
uon. W9meus Nst onal Committee o, the
American pe'cisce soeie;y. 4i5 Madison Avenue
ri,asirAici l.riqre y, nenry } Davidson on How
.a N' ,..--,- ne rsy,4,'9sY p,', %, oIp
Aag-es by ra'i q kellogg OF Democratic
Woss Won co.,,,.a ,uS' ta In s5 ;fand or a. ,5 'sg
,,t.i cqiagr, ~, We, S3ty ~. .ourG s'Tset p m
Dance OF tae Federal Reserve BanA Hotel Astor
Ma-s mcrius to expedite the building OF schoo,
IN Washington Heights pubic schcol 1872. 1SIst
Street and "ed-"orlh Avenue p m
.ee National security Leagues "ti,iue squsdron''
socia,on e w., Forty S' t3arh s,ee, ,1e ia' m AS
Aderes' ~ Ms Sanie Chapman Gait ON League
o. o. Naii'ns, pcaeners Training School. ialk
G9a victory 6s an AMI 6aaGas, cf Z the officers and
s2 .lseI ier~aunes OF the L. 5. 5. Oklahoma
algsilas e he Nv loiS K Electrical Society %
We lAi1fy ninth Street D. H.
Anaysls." % Fi:tA Avenue - p IN. MAJ u '''
PUBLIC LECTURES BOARD OF EDUCATION.
SIS 7. NJ
MANHATTAN
"Way Down South in Dixie" Dr. Thomas f
ro,ier'9n Washington Irving uigh school 10
sir wa'.er Scott Prof ]. G. Carter Trooo
!ubi. school u. Forty second Street and Third
"lle Struggle for the National Idea in the United
States Vincent Gilroy. Public School 46 I56th
Stree Street ana St Nicholas Avenue. '0''
G' faS sshao so hs e. s Fa Rs9os A2saa
The Spoken Word Compared with the Written
Vol arthur We4tcrmayr lin. Pu6Vr
re ScS0P Fat. e2 q. HeStsl ys. Es5eH ard Norfolk stree
SSehool l57. ST Nicholas Avenue and l%7rh
'Tavia lloyd George" John II Dav pu,,,.
..,ls Sehoo mo- p - 225 West losth Street D''''
+i-fee .eiQrmcTs-rostoy. Ibsen shaw" Hon
Wii; Tsi'a klep,e IN D. Bible School Han. 2i
'l,ssris Pss' and Present" Miss Layina 6
Ns'Hy' ,' - Columbia Hall. sl3 West Twenty
THE RRONX
Lhs me fiores Of Venice. Garrett 2. serytss Nor.
.oi tis lilFh school ioGth Street and Boston Rnel
Iy Pn,i,n aAos to Hudson Bay Alanson B. skinner eS
bridge mad Briggs avenues 0''"een Balm
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Nero York City and Vicinity

Killed in Action
s,Ca.! cUsA\ck, Timothy F.. lso East 1l5th
p1}N,AhuE. John J., sS7 Park Avenue.
Died of Wounds
Brooklyn. 80 Hu'ie8e Street,
~AhOSKl, Adam. Jersey City. N. J.
Died of Disease
Brooklyn ' -'7' 'oF'y-hrst Street,
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Casualty List

ON jan 26The casualty list
To-Day contains denhs
killed
and other
"'ie ~oueued sIghtly and twenty missing in action -
sna 'oi e" ork City and vicinity New York, New
~ '"eo'cuV and the list of dead from
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49, l FA.
MANHATTAN

me M 9;iories OF Venice Garrett p ser,1ss Nor.
.1r CaGde latm school eGth Street and Boston Road
fn2llc school ~ 19Gh Street, between Ra'n,
bridge mad Briggs avenues 'N'"ee" Dam
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fifth Street, BROOKLYN
ECLER. Ernest c.. East Orange, N. J.
:, Cay. Alfred, COS West 111th Street New
:, LIrTLEToN. Douglas NJ, 149 Broadway,
New York City.
:, TERRIss. Louis, 627 Forty-seventh Street,
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that bastardly thing, bred in Russia
and laid on the doorstep Of the world,
instituted to arraign class against t
class. and we must do something with
it,"
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FURNISHED ROOMS

95TH (Madison vc).-Larse outside corner bed
room. elegantly furnished: private BATH elec-
tricty; elevator gentleman. Lenox 1886.
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STORAGE NOTICES
AMERICAN STORAGE &C
CO.,
217-s40 VrST GAN STRHFT

New York, January eth, 1919.
To Percy Grey, Il. n. Hall. May Dealy
j. w. Kearney. Mrs. Bytins<i, A. L. Bur
ton Richard Rohl $. Seward Gould Mrs
y. WEIGH. Mrs. a. Clarke, Mrs. n Kelers-
holm, Mrs NJ. Kelly. H Levy, Harriet
L-rcssel. +. Mace, l.. Ames. Mrs. w Nc
Conncll, NJ. Zmmerling, Winfred Bent
Mrs. Eichorn. NJ. Levy and Mrs Z. j.
Ewing: You and each OF You are hereby
notified that the time for the payment OF
our lion upon the property hereinafter de-
scribed having expired. after due notice
thereof had been given you, we Will cause
such property to wit, one auto top. housohold
goods, personal effects, merchandise car
pets, etc, stored by you or in your name
IN the American Storage Co. Ware
house, to be sold at public auction. accord
ing to the statute in such case made and
provided. at 247-249 West 69th St New
York City. on MONDAY. FEBRUARY 2ith.
1919. at 1870 A. M. and if the sale there
of is not completed on said date the same
viii be continued at the same place on
each and every Monday thereafter, b, gin
nlnS at 1850 a. NJ, and continuing until
all the goods are sold.
AMERICAN STORAGE CO
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MARRIAGES

BEHNKE- HAPpEL-Mr and Mrs. Ad.,n
H&npel announce the marriage Of sia tbs;a
Of Allentown, Penn. e''''Hs
GREGORY -WORSIER-Mrs. Edward wpr
IAN Worster, oi 80 South Arlington AZ W.
last Orange. n. d.. announces the M
rage Of her daughter. Ella Harris. to M.
:arthut Emory Gregory. of Savannah, c.
Thurs Day. January 23. "''
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IMPORTANT NOTICE

Birth. Engagement. Marriage, Death
and In Memoriam Notices may be
telephoned to The Tribune any time
up to midnight for insertion in tie nea:
days paper. Just cali
Beekman 5000
and send the notice as you wish 1t in
serted. Bill for same will be mailed to
you later The notice Will reach over
100000 readers daily.
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AUTOMOBILES

WANTED-AuTos fon SPOT CASH.
MODERN MODELS. All STYLES
WHAT HAVE YOU.
Bring Car To Door. 'relephnnn ar ,,-,,..
''nndorf. l'oa Broadway. Tel Circle 2i10.
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CITATIONS

LEE. LUCY ELDREDGE People Of
the state of New York. to Ralph Will
lam Beckett (now Lord Grimthorpe) Iucy
Katherine Bcckitt Cz,rnin Won una m,
Chudenitz, Otto Czernia Won und Zu Gnu
Genitl. Paul Czcrnin Won und Zu Chudenitz
EDMOND Czornin Won und Iu Chudenitx
Manfred Czernin Won unl IN Chudoni.z
Katherine Hurlbcrt, lucy Tracy Ward
Aneile Chaisie, l.uisa Litardi, Giovanni
Pogiani. Mareherita Znni, Elvira Flancci,
fHippo Collacenti. Luigi Feduici Teresa
Lucia, Rocca Coletta, Alien Property Cur
to'ian and to all other persons who are
interested In the determination of tho
validity and construction of the last viii
and testament and codicis thereto Of Lucy
Eldredge Lee, deceased. late OF the Gnunt v
of New York, send Sres ting:
You and each of YOU are hereby cited
ana required TO show cause at n term
or the Surrosates Court OF the County or
sew or<. n, Id at the Hall OF Records In
nc City Of New York, on the 4th day OF
March. 1919, at 1880 O'Clock IN the fore
noon OF Tint day. then and there to SHOW
cause why the last VIII and testafnent ana
tpdicils thereto Of Lucy EldrcdKe I,e. lnf fn
of the County Of New York deceased
should not be Judiclally construed
IN testimony whereof we have caused IN a
seal OF our Surrogates' Court IN ha
hereunto anixed witness 4ooors ~ pa
able John T. Cohalnu. Surrogate OF
,e, said county. at the City Of New
iHF'l.l YORK, the Sth day Of January In
the year OF our Lord one thousand
nine hundred and nineteen
DANIEL j. pOWDNEY
- Clerk OF the Surrogatos' Court,
SATTERLEE, CANFIELD a, STONE
attorneys for Petitioners
~ VA! SIreet borough OF Mnnhnttan CITY
and County OF New York '''
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CEMETERIES

THE W0ODLAwN CEMETERY.
SSSd ST. Nv Harlem Train and by Trolley
LOIS of small size for sale.
oH.ce, 20 East Esd St.. n. u
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CITY ISLAND
Bound South

CITY ISLAND n Y, Jan. 96-Steamer Paw
nee. Hcs'on for New York to the Eastern Steam
ship Corporation With mdse
L. S. coast guard cutter Mohawk.
Schooner James W Ewell. Portland Nc. Tor
Nov York. to tie Southern steamship Company.
Bound East
Steamer Adirondack lin tow Of tugs John A.
Hughes and rrIdeccl.
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Missing in Action
Elsewhere

Character OF casualties dcated foows killed
action; (N) wounded: CD
ID w died of Wounds Cd d. disease missing;
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Wounded, Degree Undeter-
mined


TODD. Guerin, Heut. Orange, n. j. .,.,
BAKER. Louis. corp, 2l2 West llfti
Street. New York City
BASSERMAN. Howard c., corp, Wes
New York, n. J.
BASS, judah, 1884 Eighth Avenue, New
BELL. Thomas. 1853 East lo7th Street Ne"
DIGREGORIo. Frank. 443 East Thirteenth
Street. New York City: .
la GRANITE. John j.. Jersey City. \. J
SCALAVENO, Anthony, Bloomfield. N =, :,
TAYLOR, Alfred II, 1876 West Sixty-hft'
Street New York City.
WIENKE. Charles j.. North Bergen, y. ]
Missing in Action
BEGIGLIANO. Daniel. Newark, n. ).
M'MuLLEN. George j., 9ls Stebbins Ave
ni,e New York Eity
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lVANTEI,

WASTED I'LL ELIMINATING GAS FOR LIGHrIN,
building Aldicss Box 49, Cilcevlc. N Y
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f.. hiShest temperature yesterday 81 degrees
tae . :oo p m-l lowest So TAT S 80 a. MI :.
as aeerage' Al average same date last wear
20 average same date for thirtythree
Humidity
a. NJ. IL p. NJ. 6Sls p. rn.. 81
Barometer Readings
a. m. % III p. m. 20 72is 90 en-
Local Foreeast.-Fair with moderate tenn
pera.ure today and tomorrow; moderate
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" Gather Report

WASHINGTON. Jan. 26-Ths storm that was
over the northeast portion OF the Gelf OF Mexico
last night moved rapidly northeastward and has
disappeared over the Atlantic Ocean During the
last twenty -four hours IL attended by general
rains in the east Gulf and south Atlantic states
and Oh the middle Atlantic coast Rains also
have fallen IN Texas and tho north Pacific
coast, ~ ~
=. Relatively high pressure prevails over prac-
ucaly al paTs of the country The prolonged
period of warm weather continues over practically
IL parts o. the United States. The excess In ten.
ieTature being p1oneunced ali Northern states
east cf the Rocky Mountains.
me outlook Is FOR fair weather and mild TEN.
le.Ature oFeF the states OF the Mississiuui
TO &c" morrow ana Tuesday. although unsettled
weather AMI rains probable Tuesday over
Alabama Mississippi, Tennessee and kentncky'
Special vic'nIty Forecasts.-Eastern New Yor,
az New EuAand-Fair to-day and TO- morrow
moderate temperature
ru.s., Msw Je1ey AMI Delaware-Fair to-day and To-
MesIcr Ne% iork-Fair to-day and probably
Local Official Record.-The following Off
cial record from the Weather Bureau shows
temperatures during the last twenty four
hours IN comparison with the corresponding
date of last wear. F''e
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& O In I'M II .
ENGAGEMENTS

agDE-s7 EWAET-The engagement Of MI,
hva stewart. daughter of Mr.. and M M
Percy Hamilton Stewart, of 903 Park -, az 3
i Mew York City. and Lieutenant H. G.
nvce. son of Charles Livingston Bvds -;
flainfsld. N j.. has been broken b.. T..
mutual consent sN ny
hAMRASS- -RIKLIS-Mr. and Mrs. A. Riks.
OF 81 West 11Sth st, announce The ~
fragment of their daughter Lillian e,,, -
'h'ip kamrass, January 25. 1919 "
New-York tribune., 1919-01-27

Corral Upper Montclair N. j.. FrIdav
evening. January "A. 1919, Alice Wi.
helmina Corr, in her Gath year. Funeral
services will be held at the home of Mis-,
harriet J. Cooper. 563 Valley Road Mon.
day afternoon at > 30 o'clocL
New-York tribune., 1919-01-27

CuNNINGHAM-On January 25. 1919. 10.
seph J. Cunningham, the beloved husband
OF Gertrude Cunningham Funeral from
his late residence. iSS East 64th st., on
tuesday January 2S, 1919, at Q 80 a. m. !;
thence to st. Vincent Ferrer Church. eSth
St and Lexington av.. where n requiem
mass will be offered for the repose OF his
soul lnterment Calvary Cemetery
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BUSINESS CHANCES

ITALIAN REPRESENTATIvE.--C Commercial Agen-
cy in Milan. with travelling personnel covering
entire kingdom OF Italy, wishes TO represent Amer
lean Commercial House. Best business and bank
references Address Uc l0lG5M. Unione Pubbilcta
Milan Italyl.
New-York tribune., 1919-01-27

FRANCIS Elizabeth Moseleydean, vile Of
George B. Francis. January %. 9 :O5. 1913
at her late residence, 325 Amsterdam av'
New York. Funeral services at the First
Church. Roston, Mass. at . 80 p. m. on
January 28, 1913
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ADERER-On January 25. Gladys Ader.r
daushter of Alexander and Minnie Adere,.
OF pneumonia. IN her 18th year. Funae.i;
at convenience of family Baltimore IA
Pittsburgh papers please copy "A'
AGENS-0f pneumonia, January q 1910
Louise Guenther. beloved wife of Fredsrisi.
G. Agens, Jr.. at her residence. 81 Norsh
Arlington av.. East Orange, n. ]. Ser
vices private
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FRANKEL-Suddenly. on Saturday. January
70. 1919. Samuel, rc., aged IL devoted
husband of Bertha. dear father of Isaac.
Joseph. Louis. Samuel Henry, Harry
David and Mrs. Sadye Steinberg. Funeral
from his late residence sos West End av..
Monday. january 27, 1919, at 10 a. m.
Please omit flowers.
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FOREIGN

FOREIGN
PORTUGAL:
JOAQUIN, Sebasto. Frio Cd d..
SWEDEN:
GUSTAFSON, Axel J., Tingeryd (K).
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OUTGOING STEAMERS
Tuesday

..... 900 4
-a1il ....... 1850 A
"Wednesday
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Shipping News

Port of New York
Miniature Almanac
Moon - q u sun Sets. .......... 3 :06
80 ''''a L ih- Moon sets / 90 D. m.
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eLhh ct her residence. 40 West 6Sd ST..
Ann J. Curry (nee McManus) in her s0th
year, native Of Drumbrachas, County
le-managh, Ireland beloved wife of ths
late Michael Curry and mother of Hugh F..
NrS. GcoIse Il. Childs, Mrs. Sarah Multi.
service at the Paulist Fathers Church. 60tb
81 End Columbus av., on Tuesday. January
~, at 10 a. IN. Interment Calvary Please
New-York tribune., 1919-01-27

CCLEMAN-On January %. Agnes NJ. h..
loved daughter CT the late Patrick and
Annie Coleman (nee Dyer. Funeral from
her late residence. Ala ST. Nicholas sv
near l3Oth st. on Monday. January e. at
a. M. thence to St Aloysiue's Churcb
1S2d st. near eth av.. Where mass ot
requiem Will be offered for the repose Of bs,
soul. Interment Calvary Cencterx ~.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-17
j. s. USES PART Of
OVERLAND PLANT
Government Machinery 0CCu-
pies 100000 Square
Feet of Factory.

TOLEDO. o.. Aug. 17.-Approxi-
ratcly 100,0cG square feet OF floor
SPACE IN the Overland factory is still
being occupied by machinery which
belongs TO the government, and
wnlcn was utilized. before The siga-
ing OF the arinistice, in the manufac.
ture u gun CARRIAGES. This space IS
ali located in Building f5 on sim
l:io floor. where so carloads of MAJ
chinery are standing ready for ship
ineut.
These machines, II is expected,
wall be shipped eventually 10 the
arsenals AT Rock Island. III. and
Frankfort. Ky. The government
htill maintains an Building 10 an Of
ice whore II employees arc engaged
in supervising government muni-
lions material ana machinery for the
department OF northwest ohio.
The Overland company has had
the gun carriage machinery OILED
and mounted for shipment. ana
billed for some time. Tho space re-
leased for production when the sun
carriage eQuiT'nent shall have been
shipped 70 arsena,s viii be used for
closed body work. The gun car
! iage equipment is the last item Or
munitions equipment TO be convert
~ into auto:aotile production.
While there is other government
property in or near the factory. IL
does not occupy production space
and as a matter OF fact. consists
mostly OF miIlwriSht material anu
shell castings
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-17
SCHOOL PLANTS TREES
TO HONOR DEAD HEROES

OMAHA. Neb. Aug 1s.-one OF
the most unique memorial groves
in the United States is at Fort Oma-
IA. where the United States army
has its balloon school The trees,
5000 OF them. were planted with
proceeds from The Gas Bag" the
Official publication OF the school The
trees are being registered with the
American Forestry association Of
Washington. which is compiling a
national honor roll OF all memorial
trees planted.
The next Of kin OF those who died
are marking the trees with the
bronze marker designed by the as
ISOLATION. The school drew from all
parts of. the country and not only
were trees planted at the direction
OF Lieut.. Col. Jacob W. S. Wuest,
for those who died. but for those who
are alive that passed througB this
camp and the one az Fort Crook.
There are s72 men on the list OF
dead.