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New-York tribune., 1919-02-08

Graebner, 25th. to 5th Inspection District
raided premises. days. a. m, February
John Fl. Butler, 37th, to Headquarters. office
o, Commissioner of Accounts, 10 days,
a. m, February s James Dollard. 104th, to
Sd Inspection, acting attendant Il days, s
a. m, February l.
Leaves of Absence With Pay
Inspector John f. Dwyer. Headquarters,
days, d. m, February Z. deducted from
vacation.
Surgeon John D. German, 1st Surgical, 4
days. II noon February 6.
Without Pay
Patrolman Emil F. Sutting, 23d / day, 4
p. M, February 9.
Dropped From the Rolls
Patrolman--January 81, Thomas P. De-
wick, 22d. having resigned without permis-
sion, is hereby dropped from the rolls.
Deaths
Patrolmen Edward j. Grimes, 14th. died
p. m., February 5, at St V:ncent's Hospital
from pneumonia. Funeral from his late resi-.
dence, 466 Canal Street, Manhsttan. 10 a. M
February s. Interment Galway Cemetery.
Walter c. Archbold. Headquarters Di.
vision, Health Squad. died at :15 p M
February 5, 1919. Funeral from his late
residence. 500 Monroe Street Brooklyn,
p. M, February 8. Interment Greenwood
Cemetery.
New-York tribune., 1919-02-08
Weather Report

WASHINGTON. Feb. High pressure pre-
dominates tonight. but without marked features
and there is no disturbance Of Consequence within
the field of observation although one over Eastern
Colorado exhibits Indications OF further de
selopmcnt to the eastward Rains and SHOWS
continued quite generally in northern districts west
of the Rocky Mountains and there were also
light local sncws in the Northwestern states Iii
nos. Indiana and ONO end light rains In Ten
nessee and the east Gulf states. Elsewhere tair
weather prevailed
Temperature char gcs were not Of import ance
New-York tribune., 1919-02-08
FOR MEN IN UNIFORM


"Khak and Blue" dance. list Regiment Ar
mory. Thirty fourth Street and Park Ave
nue. to II p. m. partners provided by So
cial department, New York War Camp
Community Service.
Social evening, Volunteers Of America Ser
vice Club War Camp Community Service
Unit No. 29). 531 Seventh Avenue (Thir-
ty-ninth Street, social evening with Ma
tionai Honor Guard Young Ladies
freshments served S 80 to 10 p. m.
Movies, sing, entertainment, Young Mems
Christian Association East Side Branch
Eighty-siXth Street and Lexington Ave-
nue., p. M ; special entertainment other
weekdays at s p. m.
Recreation, music, Central Branch. Young
Womens Christian Association. 610 Lex
ington Avenue (Fifty-third Street,, to
10 p. m.
Old-fashoned social evening. Sailors and
Soldiers Club (War Camp Community
Service Unit No. l3), Z25 West Ninety
ninth Street, corner Amsterdam Avenue
Dances, Girls Friendly Society. 10 East
Thirty-fourth Street. p. M. War Camp
Community Service Unit No. "a National
League Lea for Woman's Service, 261 Mad
m; Vacation Association Club tWar Camp
Community Service Unit No. 54), 38 West
Ihirty-nnth Street, to 10 80 p. M. War
Camp Community Service Unit No g. II
East Forty-frst Street, 8 D. m. Young
Womens Catholic Patriotic Club Ga Lex
ington Avenue, above Fifty-fourth Street,
:$O to II ln3 F. NJ NJ Var Camp Community s1y
and Central Park West, 8 p. M; Our
Club" Church of the Good Shepherd 1872
West sixty-sixth Street, 80 to Ii p. M.
College, Park Avenue and Sixty-eghth
Street, to. II p. m:,, supper entertain
ment dancing Jewish Welfare Board,
New York Section, c. j. w, 115 West
Seventy-ninth Street. refreshments. prizes,
smokes 7th Assembly District, Soldiers
Sailors and Marines Club War Camp
Community Service Unit Nc. 52), 1928
Broadway (Eightieth Street,, s to II p.
NJ; War Camp Community Service Unit
tion), Lexington Avenue and Nnety-sec-
ond Street, p. m. Sailors and Soldiers
Club War Camp Community Service Unit
No. 22). 916 West End Avenue at 105th
Street, p. m. informal dance other
nights; Young Womens Hebrew Associa-
ton, Jewish Welfare Board, 81 West 10th
Street. S :l5 p. M. entertainments smokes.
refreshments Columbia Boathousc, foot of
West 18th Street. p. M, dancing, pool :;
War Camp Community Service Unit No
dam Avenue and West 126th Street. 8 p.
m; United Order True Sisters, 200
Broadway, corner 103d Street, s p m, re-
freshments smokes. entertainment.
Dancing, entertainment (for colored soldiers
and sailors. Hayward Unit, War Camp
Avenue. near 139th Street. to 10 p m
Dancing lessons. War Camp Community Ser
vice Unit No. "a National League for
Woman's Service) 261 Madison Avenue
(Thirty-nnth StreeD to ) p. m. fol-
lowed by general dancing.
Allies night, French, Italian and Spanish
hostesses, Riverside Community House,
War Camp Community Service Unit No
35, Riverside Park and Ninety-seventh
Street y.
New-York tribune., 1919-02-08
Child Bureau Chief Returns

WASHINGTON, Feb. IA cable re-
ceved by the Department of Labor
from Miss Julia Lathrop, chief of the
Children''s Bureau, says that Miss La
throp will arrive in New York early
next week on the Leviathan.
Miss Lathrop went to Europe in No
vember to confer with English and
French child welfare experts. She is
country as part of the Chldren's Year
programme.
New-York tribune., 1919-02-08
SUMMONS

SUPREME COURT, NEW YORK COUNTY.
Nathan Kronman & Co.. Plaintiff,
against Jose Baget Jornet, Defendant.
To the above named Defendant:
YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED to an
swer the complaint in this action. and to
serve copy of your answer on the Plain
the service OF this summons, exclusive of
the day of service, and in case of your
Will be taken against you by default for
the relief demanded in the complaint
Dated, January 6. 1919.
FLUEGELMAN e. TROSK
Plaintiffs Attorneys Office and Post
Office Address, No. So Broadway. Bor-
ough of Manhattan, City Of New York.
Notice to Jose Baset Jornet:
The foregoing summons is served upon
You by publication. pursuant to order
Of the Hon. NJ. Warley PIatzck. ono Of
the Justices of the Supreme Court of the
State of New York, dated February 7th.
1919. and filed with the complaint in the
Office of the Clerk of New York County a +
the County Court House. in the Borough of
Manhattan, City, County ana State of New
York.
FLUEGELMAN & TROSK.
Attorneys for Plaintiff, Office and Post
Office Address, 80 Broadway Borough
of Manhattan, New York City.
NEW YORK SUPREME COURT. COUNTY
Of New York. Anna NJ Beddall, Plaintiff.
against Edward X. BeddalI. Defendant
You are hereby summoned to answer the
complaint in this action and to serve a ,opy
OF your answer on the Plaintiffs Attorneys
within twenty days after the service of this
summons, exclusive of the day of service
and in case of your failure to appear or an
s"er Judgment will be taken against you by
default for the relief demanded in the com
plant. '
Dated December 4th, 1918
BEGK, CRAWFORD & HARRIS. Plain
tlffs Attorneys Office and Postoflce
Address, No. 30 Liberty Street. Borough
of Manhattan, City of New York
To Edward X. Beddal: The foregoing
summons Is served upon you by publica-
ton, pursuant to an order .of Honorable Eu-
gene A, Philbin, one of the Justices Of ths
Supreme Court of the State of New York
dated the 1lth day of December, 1918, and
nled with the complaint, in the office Of the
Clerk of the County of New York, at the
Sounty Court House, in the Borough of Man
hattan, city and State of New York.
BECK CRAWFORD & HARRIS Attor-
neys for Plaintiff Offico and Postofflce
Address, 32 Liberty Street. Borough OF
Manhattan. City of New York.
New-York tribune., 1919-02-08
STORAGE NOTICES
CHELSEA FIREPROOF
STORAGE WAREHOUSES;, INC.

MAIN OFFICE, 42s-4s4 West 26th St
HARLEM BRANCH 112-120 West l07th ST.
New York. Feb. 9th 1919.
To c. A. Phelps. l.. D. Levengood, Thomas
c. Mcdonald, Mrs. T. H Mccoy. George w
Clune, Mrs. Thomas Farrell. Mrs NJ. Slat-
terry, D. NJ. Gallo Mrs Mae S. Michaels
Palmer, Mary Ingoldsby Charles E. Birch,
Miss d. $. Steinbring, c. Dean, f. A.
Muller Mrs. A. Callahan. Mrs. NJ. States,
Ernest Walter Ested. Fora Hoyt, Nicholas
]: Gray, Mary f Robinson. Mrs. VIM. Jen-
Mr. VIM. storey, John r. Coney, VIM. &
Florence Bullock, r. Dashler, Joseph Muir,
VIM Armstrong, Ernest Hadeln' A. Stuart.
Sutton, Mrs. II. Linn, Hector Davis, H
Jentes. X Maxwell, F. b. Virgins. Guern-
sey Price. American Art Co., c. NJ. Semen
dnger, Stephen Scherer, A. Pratt. Thos.
ing, Dana D. Jefferson, NJ. J. De Raismes
VIM MCGOWAN. Chas. S. Rideal. Miss May
McHae, Messrs. Alex. Logue & Co. Mrs.
Bessie Marvin, H. Depew, T. p. Brown.
Mrs. L. Mcdonald Dinan. Miss Mollie Glib
son. Mr.. NJ. Barposa, Mrs. Minnie Smith,
Mr.. Hatton. Gustave Woverniers. Mr. Geo.
Senidels. VIM. Ward, Jos. l.. Herschman.
Mrs. Mary f, Dunn. Giirardo Arguilles, Miss
Frances Seymour. Miss e. V. Van Horn.
Cowperthwait & Son, Mrs. J. j. Tindale. Mr-
f. C Cox, l.. J. tlandreau Mrs. Margaret
Saunders, l.. Bauman Co. Mrs Eliz.
Hehre, Mrs. A. A. Mowhrey. Mr.. VIM II.
Price. Mrs c. L. Smith, Mrs p. Spencer,
MI p j. y COnnOr, MIS-. T. SlDleE.
Mrs. c. Tobler: You and each of you
are hereby notified that the time for the pay
ment of our lien upon the properly herein
after described having expired after due
notice thereof had been given you. we will
cause such property to wit, furniture and
household goods of every description. per
sonal effects. clothing, linen, bedding,
trunks. pianos. musical instruments. mer-
chandise, carpets, rugs linoleum. machines,
office furniture and fixtures. mirrors. sill
verware china, cut glass books, pictures,
ma ait1ti inc RI
name in Chelsea Storage Warehouse. to
be sold at public auction, according 10 the
statute in such case made and provided, at
42s-43a West 26th st, New York City, on
WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY 26TH. 1919. at
1890 A. NJ. and if the sale thereof is not
completed on said date the same will be
continued at the same place each and
every Wednesday thereafter, beginning at
1890 A NJ. and continuing until all the
goods are sold.
CHELSEA FIREPROOF
STORAGE WAREHOUSE CO, INC.
New-York tribune., 1919-02-08
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SURROGATES' NOTICES

IN PURSuANCEl OF AN ORDER OF
Honorable John p. Cohalan. Surrogate
hereby. given to ali persons having claims
against Joseph r. DeI.amar. late Of the
County of New York. deceased, to present
the same with vouchers thereof 20 the
subscrtbs RS. at place OF fransacting bust
ness. care of Sullivan n Cromwell. No 10
Wall street, IN the Gay OF New York. on
W before the goth day OF ,Euly next
ALFRED JARETSKG and
UNITED STATES TRUST
COMPANY OK NEW YORK
Executors of Joseph X. DeLamar. de-
ceased.
Dated, New York. the l1th day of Jam
uary. 1919.
SULLIVAN s CROMWELL. Attorneys
for Executors. 50 Wall street, New
York. N. Y.
New-York tribune., 1919-02-08
Police Orders
Dismissed on Pension

Dismissed on PENSION
Patroman, IL p. M, February 6-James
Lawlcr, Bridge. own application, 1925.
Transfers and Assignments
Lieutenants. a. M, February S-John M.
Thompson, 10th to 14th Inspection, desk
duty: Thomas H. Rorke, 11th to 10th Inspec-
ton. desk duty.
Patrolmen. s a. M, February Thomas
NJ O'Connor. 21st to SD; John H. Kava-
naugh. 38 to S8th; Charles Lang. Add to
77th; George A. Walter, SSth to SD. assign
ment as corporal discontinued; Frank p
Gleason. 9th to 95th.
Effect M, February 6-Daniel P. Muir
ply, 9th to Headquarters, Division of Re-
pairs: Dennis Callahan, Headquarters, Divi-
sion of Repairs, to 90th.
Effect II :01 a. M, February 6-Division
OF National Defence to precincts indicated,
leaves revoked: John p. Coleman 3lst: AL
fred J. Boiler, 109th, bicycle duty; Howard
V. Conway. 109th, bicycle duty.
Effect a. M. February S-John S. Obcr-
haus. 3Sth, to 18th; assigned to bicycle duty
in 18th: Abraham Goldman, Joseph f.
Dougherty. William f. Cullen Daniel r.
Eglnton, Louis H. Noennich
Temporary Assignments
Surgeon Walter B. Brouner I'd Surgical
District, in charge 1st Surgical District. in
addition to his other duties, days. 12 noon,
February 8, during absence of surgeon
Patrolmen Edward Lawless and Henry
New-York tribune., 1919-02-08

1880 Street. New York City. S'
DDDKH D4JiSI,I IlEWlTZ. Frank j., Hoboken, N. J..
DIrrb rvrIb50, - Nicola P. Perth Amboy N. j.
Dven niS SlRICH. Emil. West Hoboken, N. ].
DYSON, William P, Hoboken, N. j.
DlERSO, Salvestro, 1874 PROSPECT Street
Brooklyn 0'R@'. "'fee''
DE MARCO. Joseph, 366 Broome Street
New York City.
DE MARIA. Anthony, 241 East 14stb
Street, New York City.
Brooklyn "'0 N'iee'
ECkMAN. Leon, 1872 Ridge Avenue, Lake
:, EvANs. Patrick j., corp. 1O3 East Nine
tieth Street. New York City
FRAZER. Frank T., 1880 Seventy-ninth
Street, Brooklyn.
FORRI, John, Newark, N. J.
FICC1O. Umberto Newark NJ J.
tISENNE, Charles E., 329 Eleventh Street.
Brooklyn. N'''' ''iee''
FIELD, Robert F.. corp, 1173 Herkimer
Street. Brooklyn.
GROSS. Harry j., 1S45 Park Place,
GREHUsKO, Joseph Jersey City Heights.
CROSS, Edward B., sgt. 2o96 DAILY Ave-
HENRIKSsON, Earl O. R., Jersey City.
N. J.
HERR. Emil, 445 East Eighty-sixth Street,
New York City
enth Street, New York City.
G.. HUMPHREYS. Thomas f.. 34S Hicks
Street, Brooklyn.
HERNER, Henry H., 21O Floyd Street,
Brooklyn
HOFFMAN,. Harry, 100 Lewis Avenue.
Brooklyn
JoURDAIN, Francis. 2ts West Thirty
sixth Street. New York City
JOHNSON Carl B., Newark NJ J.
kAPLAN Samuel, 4019 Seventh Avenue.
Brooklyn
KRAFT. Edwin A.. sgt. 9s1 East Fif-
teenth Street. Brooklyn
KASPIRo>yITCH, Jacob, 243 Henry Street,
KALLENBERG. Carl H.. Newark N. J.
KARL1NSKY, Morris, 3l6 Stockton Street,
Brooklyn.
KINBACHER, John 13 Grattan Street.
Brooklyn.
KENwoRTHY, Herbert Ey 232 Hamburg
LANDERs, George j., sgt. $50 West
Twentieth Street. New York City.
LENETSKA, Harry. 1916 Fale Street,
New York City
LULIWITz. Richard O., Passaic N. j.
LOSCO. Patrick. AIS East Nineteenth
sui LuKEN. s" AleSandeT Alex Heg ls47 Fifty-second
'daIi MALLoY' pn9S'fr Frank j.. jr., sgt 1864 AM
sterdam Avenue, New York City.
METENsKI, Peter, corp, Harrison. N. J.
Street. New York City.
ORGAN, Albert M, corp. Newark. N. j.
.PALFFY, Edward f., Passaic, N. j.
REID. Edgar D., $40 Warren Street.
Brooklyn.
REGAz2I Anthony j., 1874 West Elliott
Place. Brooklyn
ROBINSON Joseph W., sgt, Jersey City,
N. j.
SCHMIDT, Albert ". sgt, % South
Street. New York City,
SMITH William A., corp, 92 East Thir-
ty-tirst Street, Brooklyn.
SMITH William A.. 367 West 117th
Street. New York City.
SOSNOWSKI. Alexander, Bayonne, N. J.
THlBAULT, George j., sgt, Tenafy.
N. J.
TARAKOFSKY. Louis, corp, 1919 Orchard
Street, New York City
Missing
MARTINO Francesca, Hoboken, N. J.
Returned 10 Duty
New-York tribune., 1919-02-08
Labor Bonuses i'm Japan

TOXIC, Feb. 7.-Year-end bonuses
to employees are the rule in commercial
and industrial Japan. The leading
banks gave for the year 1918 the
equivalent of from five to eight
Company from ten to twenty months
and even thirty months pay for ex-
ceptional ability.
New-York tribune., 1919-02-08
Missing
ranCpSCO. Hot
BUSINESS CHANCES

WANT CUSTOMER FOH FIRST CLASS vIR-
gnia farm. containing e36 acrce' 5oo under high
steamboat landing belonging TO the property and
ample buildings for help etc prcee, $50 900 For
BRO ll6 Broad ST.. New York City
AGENCIES Observation-Disclosures willing to
introduce their goods into Portugal arc in
vitcd TO communicate with Lul2 da Luz seixas &
Conta, Rua dos Fanqueros. BsQ.. Lisbon. Portugal.
First class references. Correspondence In French
English and Portuguese.
New-York tribune., 1919-02-08

MANCHESTER. Feb; ARRIVED: Steamers Al
banian t8r.). New Orleans via Liverpool; Nogileff
(R9ssl New Orleans via Norfolk and 1versol;
boet Dutch Hampton Roads.
CARDIFF. Feb 6.-Sailed Steamer fungus
(Norl from Rotterdam. New York.
SYDNEY. n. S. w. Feb. l.-Arr1ved: Barks
Ceres tNor). Baltimore via Melbourne; Woodburn
(Nor.) New York.
AUCKLAND Feb. 3-Auived: Schooner William
Olsen. san Francisco
ST NAzAIRE. Feb 4.-saied: Steamer F. j.
Luckenbach, New York.
suey (Rr.) Qrom Marseesl. New York.
GLASGOW Feb. 6.-Saiied: Steamer Cassandra
(BrJ. St John. n. T.
Trans-Pacific Mail
The CONNECTING mails close at the general post.
Office and City Hall posoffice station. New York.
follows
For dispatch per S s. Makura. Philippine
Islands via San Francisco. at $50 p. N. Feb
10. for dispatch per 9. s. Nanking Fiji Islands
New Zealand and Australia. via San Francisco
al $50 p. Feb Il. for dispatch per s. 2
Niagara, Hawai-. and Guam. close $50 p m.
daily This mail is forwarded to the Pacific
Coast daily for dispatch to destination by the
best opportunity. Japan. Corea. China, Siam,
land lands East Indies. close at $50 p. m. daily
This mail is forwarded to the Pacific Coast daily
for dispatch to destination by the best opportunity
New-York tribune., 1919-02-08
CITATIONS

THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE or NEW
YORK. BY the Grace of God Free and
Independent. To THE COMPTROLLER
OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK and to
all other creditors or persons claiming to
be creditors of FRANK A. FERRIS late
of the Town OF Montclair. County OF Essex
State Of New Jersey, whose names are un :
known. SEND GREETING:
Upon the petition of Frank A. Ferris
Jr., who resides at Nontclair, New Jersey
You and each of you are hereby cited to
show cause before our Surrogate OF the
County of New York, at the Surrogates
Court of said County, held at the Hall OF
Records In the County of New York OH the
fourth day OF March 1919. a. half past
ten o'clock In the forenoon OF that day
why Ancillary Letters Parliamentary ,,pon
tho, last will and testament of the said
Frank A. Ferris. deceaacd late of the
Town OF Montclair, County of Essex State
OF New Jersey, should Issue to Frank
A. Ferris. Jr., and Helen Ferris. the execu-
tors named IN the Last WIN ana Testament
OF Frank a. Ferris deceased without bond
In Testimony Whereof. We have caused
the Seal of the Surrogates' Court OF the
said County OF New York to be hereunto
affixed
Witness. Honorable John p. Cohnlnn
a Surrogate of our said County at tho
County OF New York the 2ith
II. 81 day of January. In the year of
our Lord one Thousand nine hun
drcd and nineteen.
DANIEL j. DOWDNEY
Clerk OF the Surrogntes Court.
New-York tribune., 1919-02-08
AMERICAN PORTS

shS s:f'"s!s
Cortez; vildfugl (Nor.), Teea via Belize. stann
PORT EADs. la Feb ARRIVED: Steamers
Antillian ur1 Liverpool: Benefact9r lBr1. Liv-
15"1G Ta%co a sas 1sso" George 0 n"rnss
rampco; sp2lendoT qls). =, Genoa via Gihral-
JACKSONVILLE Fla Feb. 7.-Arrived steam
ecrss Apache. New York via Charleston; Van Miami
Sailed Steamers Comanche, New York via Charles
ton: Howard Philadelphia via Savannah
crs chG9S Oh M G Fey M5s tG5 AN
erpool Chippewa Jacksonville.
TAMrA. Tle,. Fcs- 7.-sailed Schooner Rca-
PORT TAMrA: Fla. Feb. ARRIVED; Steamers
casvsras = NsT ,,S York; Cn1Fcr ro, Arthur.
saIlsd Steamer ller@Fes lNgTJ sh"as. Have y,,,,
TcTTLAND: Me-. Feb, ARRIVED: Steamer
HAlIFAX. rsb Arrived. 9Th. Schooner Me
lpuD. Liverpool: Baltic OBJ, Cfrom LiverpooD
Famcuthl schooner Hazel j. Heran (BrD. Bar
GALVESTON Feb Arrived steamrs FL Alba,
New York Ccrydon Irogreso: Grove (Norl. Mar
zaniilo; Alamo, New York: Algiers. Philadelphia
New yor& a Norts. New YORK
SAM SAND NEy, FL" =, Feb NJ, T-rsssed Pas east; 9Th;
west 9th: steamers Chebaulip Norfolk for New
Orleans 7h GargoyIe Phtladspha for TSpam
SoRFoLk reO ArTiyed; 5I ssesmeTs Lake ak,
Me-. schooner bargcs Canada CBr>. Bcston; Clos
soop tBr). Proyideace tand sailed for Boston, ;
Sailed steamers L s Achilles Ctistobal. Drcch
terland Cpuuh). Galveston; Point Lobos Honolulu
schooner Col'nnoiA lququc; schooner barge Wild
wiIAlINGToN. \. G.. Feb 7-Arrivcd Schooner
jos ali Macy, Baton Rouge.
Norfolk; Ontario. Norfolk Lake Ennis, Lambert :
pgn @ ias S Stsa"G Gbra Nuan and fT Napes M"9chfI
Dcyercux Norfolk Lake Yemassee. Norfolk, City
Of Augusta, Savannah
Steamers luan ,NorD. santa Marta; osawatomle.
S95 6raar a"q or bark pssny So
SAFE HFNR1 Ss6.r Va pss ,od for
ifrslz lzol (Frn1- lIavre IAsonier Ctowins barge
sssr 9g' sss nrs re'Sa out 1sao 1s patti
rIfu4ADIN4PHIA Feb 7-Arsve5 steamer
H@ S0' Va Sandy A9So HSot AoS hS%e" ."Ss.s
hsSe & & Nafka Juraro merbert L. Prat Fort I;ohos
lucaro: O. r Waring New York: Texas Dan nJ, a..
DELAWARE HnrAKwATER Del, Feb; =
Philadelphia for New York; Gloucester do for
s.ssmsfs Fix Il SaG & Sev ycTR Henry N1SSTs TeSSei
Lake Corruana. Port Of Spain Trinidad: IIwahja
tChinese). Baltimore; liunc (Br }. Liverpool. Sac
oarappa Rio de Janeiro
PORT ARTHUR. Tex Feb. ARRIVED: Steam
els British Isles tBr). belfast: North American
Port Aransas: Choctaw. New Orleans. Sailed
Steamer Gulf Of Mexico Bayonnc.
BOSTON, Fob 7-Arrived Steamer Pawnce
New York; Sailed: Steamer Governor Dingley Nor
folk
san FRANCISCO. Feb. ARRIVED: Steamer
Dungeness. Honolulu, schooner Horace X. Baxter
Salira Cruz.
MOBILE Feb Arrived: Steamer Mount Hood
Chile Cleared. Schooner Commack. Porto Rico
New-York tribune., 1919-02-08

Ninety-sixth Street Public Library, u East
Nnety-si&th Street, paintings by f.. Frani,
Carson.
Pratt Institute Art Gallery. paintings and
drawings by Abel Pam.
BOARD or EDUCATION LECTURES
Manhattan
"Ergiisn Masters OF course o.,
Paintings IN the Metropolitan Museum
of Art Louis Weinberg of the College
OF rhe City OF New York American Mu-
scum, seventy-seventh Street and Central
Park West. stercopcon views.
Current Events Nelson P. Mead Phi D.
OF the College of the City of~ New York,
Hamilton Grange, o05 West i45th Street.
Romeo and Juliet" Frederick paultiing, Y.
NJ. c. p, Harlem. b West l25th Street
Brooklyn
Public School ~, Rdgewocd and Lincolc
Avenues, Rufus \. Vance. The Battles
About Ypres."
Public School 147. Bushwick Avenue and
Mckibbin Street, Edward Bromberg, "Rus-
sian Folk and Peasant Songs
Public School 146, Nineteenth Street. near
Sixth Avenue. James. R. I. McCarroll,
Scotland the Land of Scott and Burns"
Public School 40. Pacific and Union Hall
Streets. Jamaica. Robert G. Weigester,
Mastersongs of the Foremost American
Composers"
South Library, Fourth Avenue and Fifty
first Street, Grace f. Caldwell The
Anglo American People in the Making"
New-York tribune., 1919-02-08
Ne,O York City and Vicinity
Killed

Killed
EvYUN H., 12O Seigel Street, Brooklyn.
FINNEGAN, Edward j.. jr, corp, $50
Leonard Street, Brooklyn.
GADONSkY George, Jersey City, N. J.
MCGOWAN, William A., 23s East Eighty
second Street, New York City.
OLSANSKI, Peter, Bayonne, N j.
WAGNER, Fredk W, Jersey City, N. J.
Died of Wounds
Kenyon. Nelson T., lieut., 61 Broadway
New York Cttp
:, IERNANDEz. Agnacio, l Broadway.
STEIN, Fred. 1885 Grove Street, Brooklyn.
Died of Disease
REYNOLDS, Matthew G.. jr.. lieut.. rs
Bank Street NcW York City.
FULLER, Glenn A, sgt, Central Square,
New York City
Wounded Severely
KELLY, John c., CORP 45s West Thirty
hrst Street New York City
LANE, William. corp. Newark. N j.
RAUDIN, Lewis. 122 Ludlow Street, New
York City.
RE!SMULLER. J. L., East Orange. N. J.
SMITH, Emil A. corp. Newark, N. j.
VfSKECIL Frank. 35S West Seventy-sec-
ono Street, New York CITY,
New-York tribune., 1919-02-08

HOBSON STORAGE WAREHOUSE 57I
West lSlst St.--Mrs. Emery r. Tearson.
Kenny Alice L. Godward. c. y. Dickson.
Miss Grace T. Ruffell Mrs. j. II. Commaf.
Mrs Georgette Perry. Mr.. Robert Caswell:
Sale viii be held March Goth at the
Monarch Auction Rooms i6l East l25th ST