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New-York tribune., 1919-02-12
S22.3l8 Verdict
lis Won for Food
Served Soldiers
Hotel Manager at Camp Up
ton Claims Bonus From
Concession Holder; Prices
Quoted to Prove His Case

RlVERHEAD. L. L., Feb. 1.-THE
high cost of living for soldiers at
Camp Upton who ate away from the
regular mess was accounted for by
testimony introduced at the suit
brought by Joha P. Mcdonald, of 225
West End Avenue, New York City
against Asker, Merrall & Condit, who
had the grocery concession within the
reservation at the camp.
Mcdonald sued to recover S22,31S.75,
due him, he said, as promised bonus
A jury before Justice Callaghan in
the Supreme Court here tonight re-
turned q verdict for Mcdonald for the
full amount.
Mcdonald, who was manager Of the
hotel run by the firm, testified as
follows
Pies, (which cost % cents, brought so
cents; soda water which cost 2 cents
bottle, sold for 10 cents; ice cream,
70 cents; oatmeal, at 60 cents "pan,'
sold for $3.50 a pan; prunes costing
6O cents pan brought 10 cents a
portion, or $3.50 pan; pancakes,
which cost II cents pound. brought
$3.50; conffee, which cost II cents,
when sold by the cup brought S6.
The defendants put in testimony to
show they made no profit on the ven
ture and also claimed they did not
promise Mcdonald a bonus He claimed,
however, he had been hired by Lucius
Boomer, manager of several hotels in
New York City, at $3.50 month and
"a bonus" which he testified means,
IN the hotel business, per cent on
the gross receipts.
He said that from the time he started
to work, in September, 1917, until he
was discharged, on September /, 1918,
the receipts were S46637497. This was
for the hotel only, which included the
grill, lunch room, kitchen, rooms and
soda fountain.
In one day, Mcdonald testified, $4,000
meals were served, while the average
was 1000 day. Most of the customers
were soldiers, but many were relatives
Of the soldiers.
The defendants claimed they entered
into contract with the government
whereby the latter was to fix the
I'd the profits. The profits, the de-
PENDANTS testified, during the time Nc
Donald was manager, were $485.
Mcdonald, however, testified that
the government had set the price Of
articles at "standard New York City,
prices, while he was, he testified, in
structed to make at least 100 per cent
on every sale.
Mr.. Boomer, on the stand. testified
that he invested $4,000 in the hotel
proposition, and after receiving back
this money was paid between $4,000
and S25, 900.
New-York tribune., 1919-02-12
DEATHS

ADAMS On Monday. February 10. 1919.
Catherine NJ Adams Funeral from her
late residence, PIP Carroll St, BROOKLYN.
thursday. at 3 80 a. IN. thence 70 st
Mary,s star OF the Sea Church Interment
Holy Cross Cemetery.
BREMNER-on February II. 1919. at Free.
hold, n. j.. Laura jackson Branne~ n,;ta
of DR.. Samuel X Bremner and dauqhter
OF the late William H. and Mary A. Jack
SON Funeral services at 81 Broad st
Freehold, n. j.. Thursday. February 10. at
p. N.
D0NAHUE- Jennie v. at her home, De
Io,o hoVen ST. Forest Hills L. l.. February TO-
1917. Funeral Thursday morning at 8 O'Clock
at the Church Of Our Lady Queen of
Martyrs. lnterment at Newburgh, N. Y. :
FLEET Suddenly, at Mineola. l.. l.. at the
home OF her son. Van Wyck Fleet, Anna
McCoun, widow Of Samuel Van Wyck Fleet
fuperal services on Thursday February I3.
at clock, at her late residence. Oyster
Bay Cove.
FoRBEs~on MiaItS ?, Monday; February 10, 1919.
Wiiliam II. Forbes. husband of Carrie M
relatives and friends are invited to attend
ae me lnnera1 services from his late residence
4zo Union St. Jersey City, n. J.. on
" "eonesday. February y, at > 80 p. m.
FOSTER-At Winchester Mass Eoh,,,.r,, >
OF pneumonia. John Whitney husband Of
Edlth Sturtevant Foster and son of the
iate Leonard P. and Mary Hammond Fos-
ter oil Manchester, n. II.
FRASER suddenly. on Tuesday morning
February II. Eleanor kevan' ,vidon =;
James fraser. Funeral services from he,
late residence. III East 10th St. on Fri.
day, February H. at 10 a. IN. kindly
omit flowers.
HEiNEMAN- - February 10. in her 5sth vsar
lda 'nee Levyl. beloved wife Of Abraham
Geiler William Ben and Harry. Reiaf;vss
and friends are invited to attend the fs.s
neral from her late residence ia wsst
lSlst St. Wednesday. February 10, 2 n M
HURLEY TT-At Stamford, Conn. on Tues
day, February II. 1919. Lewis Raxmans
huribntt. son of the late Lewis Il. Huri-
butt. Nj. D.. and Matilda L. Moen. Funeral
private. Please omit flowers
JOHNSON On February 3. ANa. deaysv
beloved wife of Arthur c. johnson sn5 ~
devoted daughter OF Mr. and Mrs' Per
Noak 1nstavson. Funeral services at her
late residence. 2235 Bathyatc av. an
Wednesday. February l.. p. m.
MAIIEE"s- Ruth. only child Of James .,a
FRANCES. 2fs West 99th 81. Funsral ss,.'
vices Thursday, February l3. D. IN ~
r. Michael's Church. 9sth st. and Ansste,ss
dam av | ssn7eer-
fAkENAM- Elizabeth on Febrva~v g. a.,
London. widow of General Pakenh.,, ~ ~
daughter of the late William Nathe~ ~ ~
and Isabella Staples Clark, of New YeyI
New-York tribune., 1919-02-12
Publicity Man Named
AS Packers Tipster
w WASHINCT0N Eoh

WASHINGTON, Feb. 11-"Diamond
T." the hitherto unnamed Washington
representative OF Swift & Company,
who furnished confidential information
forccastlng government activities in
connection with the meat industry, was
identified as Thomas F. Logan. by
Henry Veeder, counsel for Swift &
Co., to-day before the Senate In
terstate Commerce Committee Logan
recently testified that he represented
Swift & Co., and other corpora
tions in Washington and conducted a
lows agency.
his correspondence paper bore "T'
within diamond at the top of the
page.
New-York tribune., 1919-02-12
Lieut.. Nernam Died Dec. |
Was Grandson of Founder of
Aryerne-by-the-Sea

First Lieutenant Remington dc B
Vernam, of the Air Service. who was
officially reported yesterday as hav-
ing died of wounds, was the grandson
OF the late Remington vernam
founder Of Arverne, the seaside resort
near Rockaway
He was rated an ace for his work
around Chateau Thierry and Rheims
and was awarded a distinguished SER
vice medal, unfortunately after his
death from wounds received in
battle near Longwy, in which he was
shot down and taken prisoner by the
Germans
He was found in Longwy by the
adyancing Americans last November
aha' according to prior information
received by his mother, Mrs. Philip J.
Ross, ,9SS st. Nicholas Avenue. died
December /.
New-York tribune., 1919-02-12
OBITUARY

JOHN HOOK. for twentv-seven vears
a shoe dealer at Fort Hamilton. died
SUNDAY at his home. 1886 Fifth Avenue
brooklyn. A son. who was a musician
IN the o9th Artillery, c. A. c.. had re-
turned only last week from abroad
VT. Hook is also survived hv q u,;fa
and two daughters Interment viii
take place at o'clock this afternoon in
Evergrecns Cemetery. -
MRS. LUCY F. CORCORAN. died
at her home, 315 Monestnrv Street
West Hoboken. Monday. She leaves y y
husband, two small children and hosts
OF friends who were shocked at her
untimely death. ''e'
= MRS. IRENE NJ. BELING. wife of
School Trustee Alfred Beling. of
Bayonne, N. j., died at her home.
"a - Linden Street. yesterday morning.
one was a member of the Daughters
OF Liberty. Funeral services will be
held at her home Friday afternoon.
RAYMOND W. CANAAN died Mon
day at his home, in Orange, N. j., after
long illness. He was fortv-nine
years old and widely acquainted I'm ;p
Orange. where he had lived ell his life,
Funeral services viii be conducted at
hls late residence on Thursday after
noon.
GEORGE c.. VAN TUYL, father of
G: c: Van Tuyl. jr., who is president
OF the Metropolitan Trust Company
Of New York, died in Albany yesterday.
Mr.. Van Tuyl was a retired merchant
who had made his home in Albany.
Another son. William H. Van Tuvl is
assistant secretary of the American
Trust Company.
MRS. FLORENCE CHESHIRE 0s-
BORNE. died Monday afternoon at her
home, 512 Eastern Parkway, Brooklyn.
She was born in New York forty-nine
years ago, and is survived bv daurh-
ter. Funeral services will be held To-
morrow afternoon.
PETER REILLY, fiftv-nine veays
old. and resident of BROOKLYN since
his nineteenth wear, died Monday at
MS home, 6S4 Fifth Avenue. He is sur
vived by widow, a son and three
daughters. Funeral services will he
held to- morrow morning at the Church
of st. John the Evangelist.
MRS. CECILIA DAYTON. wifi. of
Robert Dayton, and well-known resi-.
taent Of Sea C,iff, died Sunday at her
home on Twelfth Avenue. 4 month
age her youngest daughter Mrs. Mart
ling, died. Mrs. Dayton leavca a nus
band one son and four daughters The
New-York tribune., 1919-02-12
MRS. JENNIE Y. DONOHUE

Mrs. Jennie V. Donohue, wife Of Ed
ward j. Donohuc, chief clerk of the
marine division OF the New York Gus
toms Service. died Monday at her resi-
dencc in DeKoven Street Forest Hills.
Mrs. Donohue was pioneer Catholic
Church worker in Forest Hills and was
also active in the charitable work of
the parish. She is survived by her
husband, son now with the embar-
kation forces of the American army
and daughter. Tho funeral will be
held tomorrow morning at the Church
Church of Our Lady Queen of the
MARTYRS. which she helped establish.
New-York tribune., 1919-02-12

w pIISNASAs
CONNECTICUT:
AM ENDE, Albert, Rockville (W)
BARNO, Frank, Bridgeport (Wl.
BUSHNELL, John j., New Milford W..
CARDELLO, Thomas sgt. Hartford lW).
CHIDsEY, II. H. sgt, East Haven >W).
CONTE. Joseph, New Haven (W).
BOWLING. Paul f.. New Haven !W).
HICKS, Ernest f.. New Haven lW).
KANOWIK. Joseph, Meriden (w).
KRIVDA. Andrew, Stratford lWl
SINGER, William Mansfield Centre (W).
SHOPE, George W., EImira (W).
TURNER. Joseph, Bethel (W).
WILHELM. Paul. sgt, New Haven (W).
ZINNA, Giuseppe, New Britain (Wl;; ~;
MADIGAN, James H., Hartford (W).
MARCHESE, Frank West Haven (W).
POLO. Gennaro. New Haven (W).
ROBERTS, Arthur A., sgt Bristol (W).
ROSENBERG. Jacob. Hartford (W).
MASSACHUSETTS:
CROMIN, James L., Boston OK, previously
reported Nj.
previously reported k.
SMITH Percy A., Brockton Cd, previously
reported M.
NEW JERSEY:
ALBACH. Maxwell NJ. Roselle Park (W}
DELLA, Leonard, Miburn (W).
DOYLE. Joseph. Elizabeth ID d..
CLUTCHES, John X, Lyndhurst (Wl.
KINNEY. George D., Bridgeville (W).
MCCLELLAN, Charles j.. Highland Park
Cd w.
M'KENNA, James A.. corp. South St
Marie (W, previously reported d Wl.
OBERRY. Emory L., Pontiac (W. pre-
viousy reported d d..
LESTER. Frank McA.. Millington lW).
METZ. August F.. North Bergen (W).
PARKS, Harry, Clayton (W):
PENN. Jesse. Collingswood (W).
ROSATO, Sam, Clifford (W).
REICHE, Henry. Carlsbad (W).
RICCi. Salvatore. Hammonton (W).
ROBBINS. Vim. T., Millville (W):
ROLL. Joseph S. corp, Somerville l").
TIBBETS Frank W., Riverdale (Wl.
TiCHENoR Albert W.. Pompton (W).
WALKER. Charles. Clinton (W).
WILKINS. Thomas, jr.. Palmyra (W).
NEW YORK:
AMiES. Charles A.. sgt Rochester (w).
BAER, John f., Buffalo (W)
BURNS Patrick j., Verplancls (Wl.
BUFFHAN. Walter H.. Lockport (W).
CAPE, Reuben NJ Webster (W).
COLE Perry c.. Lima (W).
COTTRELI., Albert j.. Kirkwood (K).
COLLIER. Arthur j.. Lincoln Park (W).
COWALSkI, Joseph. Amsterdam (returned
cULHANE. John sgt. Rochester (w).
COON. Doris c.. Athens tW).
DIxdM DdMAN W.tsr Hspry lbnnx r c9lsxs p Point w
DOYLE. John B., Utica tW).
COOTER, Edwin A.. Buffalo (W).
FISHER. John f., corp. ithaca lW).
HARE Frank D.. corp. Gloversville tW).
HENNE ESSY, Jas. j. Ozone Park (W).
HENRY, Charles A.. Baiston Spa iW).
HARRINGTON. Chas. D.. Gasport % d..
HAlGIfr, Geo. f.. Poughkeepsie (W).
HILD. c.. Greenboro (returned to duty.
HOKE. Harry f., Rochester tW).
HOFMANN, Edw. j.. corp, Geneva fW).
JOHNSON. Edwin. corp. Randolph tW).
KENNEY. Henry j.. I3inahamton (W).
kERNAGHEN. Walter. sgt. Cohocs tW).
KULESIA. Konstanty. Schenectady tW).
kRIlCH Adoph f.. Rochester tW).
LhMBRhKAS. NJ G.. Poughkcepse. lW).
LANGTO. Il. f.. sRt Watertown lW).
LANPHLRE. Lloyd L.. Clnrks Mills tW).
New-York tribune., 1919-02-12
Police Orders
Dismissed or Pension

Dismissed or Pension
Patroman, u p. m February 1O-Robert
SS25.
Transfers and Assignments
Patromen, a. m. February 10--Patrcls
Mcnamara. 26th to 50th assignment as cor
poral discontinued. II :01 a. m. February 10
From Division of National Defence to pre-
cincts indicated. leaves of absence revoked
Daniel S. leahy, 9Th; Elmer J. O'Connor,
Gentner, 22d; George Oettinger, 31st; Ferdi-
nand ). Schaedel, 45th; James A. Flanagan,
22Ist; Thomas J. Mahedy, 18TH Jeremiah j.
heqly, Goth. 8 a. m. February l2-James
Mclnnerny. 33d. special day squad; Joseph
Butler. 33d. special day squad.
Temporary Assignments
Patrolmen-From precincts indicated to
Headquarters clerical duty in Division of
Supplies, l3 days, from d. M, February 16
Edward A. Molloy 46 William A. Brazier,
81; Matthew j. McCann. 67.
Full Pay While on Sick Report
Lieutenant-James Mcdonald, seth, $50
a. m. January 25, 1919. during disability
Patrolmen-Pat Reilly, 7th, as a. M,
January II. 1919, during disability Joseph
/. Sheldrick l4th, 8 a. M. February 4. dur
ing disability; James j. Devcny, 2Sth. II
a M. January 81, during disability; Jacob
Samuel, 85th p. M. January 20, during
disability; Frank S. Grey. seth, a :45 a. m,
January rs, to 12 p. M, January 2S; SAM
ueI I. olllWaEBon, 3otn, lO 10 a M, jan
vary 20, during disability Harry j. Bowling,
traffic A, lis p. m, January 81, during
disability.
Announcements to Grades
Pati%lmen-'To $3.50 grade: John C.
Groth, ". February . John r. Mclaughlin.
5 D. D., February l6 David S. Dick, ST.
February "a.
", To $3.50 grade. February 1S-Charles A.
Motzenbaeher. 18th Patrick j. O'Shea, 18th
dcael Daniel O'Shea. 39d; Robert A. Goldman,
9bth lsador stillman. 3Sth; Charles II.
Kuenemund \ ~ S9th; James Corcoran. 39th
land land 15d; Francis W. Rogers, 74th Daniel
OConnor. SD; John NJ. McMail, S5th :
Francis J. Spollen, 93d; Arthur p MILAN
9Sth John Kingston. 109th Frank G. Lisa,
1l2th Leonard Meyers, T. A.; Maurice J.
Brick, T. B.. George ]. Crowley, r, D.: Ed.
ward Beban. Mar. Div; Louis f. SchiIhnp.
3d Dis. Richard L. Duffy, Sd Dis; joseph
r. Gordon, 5th Dis. Thomas c. Dowd. n.
D. James Dalton, 1st D. D. Joseph A.
flot1man, 9th D. D.; Michael Santaniello. N.
u. Lambert l.. Hansten, N. d.
10 $l,oO0 grade-Joseph R. Schneider. II.
r.. February "a; Alexander Cassidy. 18th
2S. >'a'' QUILL 'eoruarS
Restored to Duty
Patrolman Thomas f. Sullivan, 32d, effect
II :54 a IN. February Z
Suspended Without Pay
Patrolman Thomas T. Sullivan. 32d II :56
a. m. February Z.
designations
Patrolmen, II p. IN. February 1O-Samnel
+ +. Wcinsten. 11Sth; William P. Mcaney,
New-York tribune., 1919-02-12
FOREIGN PORTS

~: lIzARp Rd.-. FEB lo.p~sed Steamer Hesleysd'
o'6sil Be 2,rY r9sasqniA ,sa a, ,sr iSndo1 S. ,
ton ,lBr,. Newport News for London '''
=, cETrE Feb. 8 - Arrived: Steamer Polarine
r3f HoTaa6AM AIiasf X Psf"oas Fern A,e Steamer. Tor
s.e1eiling. tDu). Boston: Pendrecht fDuJ. New
YYerk. Sailed 7th. steamer Western Sea. New
t,1,s.s ,EoEDEAUX. i1 Tsb, 7.~>-Arved Steamers Wa
%sx saea b ssspo5t Ne%s sth Ere Norfolk
r. ,t5o@EENHAGEN. @ Feb Arrived Steamer I. L
biz !Br New Orleans and Norfolk ''''
,,.jt GESoA. Fsb g.. G. - Arrived: steamer casert,
SHIELDS. Feb e.,-sailed Steamer volratl
l9aa nAymE IS%ed rsb j NV ssaIIsd 9Gis s,... w.
Dyke. Philadelphia '"'
HAvkE FEB 9.--Arriyed: Steamer IAngan tBr)
r. sCNbEhIAND. Feo. s.-Arrivcd: Steamer wal
cyJTss1 1T,yI,5 shT VI. ;; N@1on !" ,-,... ..
cIbRALTAat reb. Arrived: Steamers s.or,
So~ y% scooner Armas t91 rj n0is''oJa g. Jo Hgr sb
steainsrs Araehngo Or Halifax: West Eldara
HsM sf sas1 g1 I'm fnn's ss"ae. ns ss6 Ee fm coq9
Galveston; B,ghild !Noe). Baltinoro for Nspcs
,'"' aI 'ssw ~ ros for stss'e ugo hass
York for GenoA: sth. Fernao yelssco tport) J. Kew
Yofs for Napley: Western Belle. Now York for Con
s,antsnople: Joffnsbtrg Dan.) Nov YORK for Con,
LIVERPOOL. FOB. s.--selled: Steamer, p,,n.e,
JuliAas lbor,. Boston; ioth Royal George tBrJ
tBr.). rhiiadslpha, W"
LIZARD Fob 0--Pm~d: Steamer Msrha,,.,
b btSsE aaGa HEAp IL D." rsS 1S'h op.,.sa se,m.
csim,en,a Or. Portland for I<itn '"a"'''
,ti,,,s,, pDyhh nsb ii--rsss.1 Steamer saturnus
.. .AAhHUUs, Feb. 5.-~Ariyed ntearner r.Isy..
iitt iBf.), Nov York '"""'
.MAasEnIFs. RI; 7--Ar1,ed Steamer Man.
c,,a. hA mociELLg> d > rsb s.saAfdvcd STEAMER,
ssw frk Tor la rsuice: Artisas (Un9). New
Er NAZATBE, Fab. e.--Arr;yed; etesne,s Ad.,
tFft. &sw York; WaeiHsest. kew York. Telinfe
''f,@ kl ygrkl ssht Mncessn New York
,.hAHryh fsb. a.. Arrived. stcamer Aldern,
.. g:ALboA. fse ll.--Auiyea. Steamer Wi
eiusrogAL. Yeb. ii.-~Arriyed. steamer
New-York tribune., 1919-02-12

LAU. Gaetano. Endcott (W).
LEDWIN, Joseph, Buffalo (W)
LOPAN. Fred X. Batavia (W).
IOVELE1yr. William H., Armonk (W).
L9NCH Edward B.. Buffalo (WJ.
LouN, George o., Binghamton (W).
MINER. Howard L., Oxford (W).
MULLEN. Frank j.. Utica (W)
MADDEN, Lawrence T., Syracuse (W).
MENECH, Jim. Rochester (W)
MONROE, George H.. Elmira (W)
NORTH, Emil Glen (W).
NICHOLS. B. H., Watertown (W)
ORMOND Theodore B., Syracuse tW).
ORIOLANO. Joseph, Silver Greek (W).
OPPENHEIM. Julius j.. Patterson (W).
PARKE, John S., sgt, Elmira (Wl
PARRY, John, Yorkville (Wp.
PARO. Sherman, Canton (W)
PERRY, William H., Airport (W).
pGRD4, Charles B., Dansville (W)
PECk, Earl j.. Gouverncur (W).
PRES1CCI, Luigi. Niagara Falls (W).
PETERS, Clarence L.. Utica (W4
PRATT, Lewis W, Montezuma (W).
ROCCASECCA, John, Poughkeepsie (W).
RoGALA. Frank. Syracuse (W).
RAESSLER, Archie j., sgt, Auburn (W)
ROY. Paul F., Lake Placid (returned t.
R0LoPF' 0L0PI,' Richard G.. Buffalo lw).
ROGERS. Thomas, Loc<port (W)
ROOT, Frank E, Randolph tW).
REMSEN, l;iS Leonard o.. Glen Cove CW).
MAZUR. Jan, Buffalo (W).
MORGAN, Harold D., Scotia (W)
MARc0NE; MA Frank. Seneca Falls (W).
MONAHAN. John J., Laurel Hill (W).
PECkENS. c. E, South Rochester (WO.
POWER, James c.. corp. Oneida ON0j.
PRFNDERGAST, T., corp, Loclport (W)
REAGAN. J. P. CORP Marcellus (W).
ROBERTSON, G.. A.. corp. Bay Shore (W)
ROGERS. John M. Bnghamton (W).
SANTIMAW Earl j.. Utica ID WI.
SCOTT. George W. Gloversville' (W).
SEhLEY. Frank. Iona Island (W).
SlkORSkI Boleslaws j., Lackawanna {W)
SIMON, Nicholas G., Gloversville (W).
SLOo1lM' Howard F., Frankfort (W>
SuNDBERG: Fred. Trumansburr wv.
SINORACkl. Barney, Buffalo (Wl.
SHERMAN, Lewis E, Oswego (Nyl.
IiERN1I, L: e., New York Mills (W).
II IIiGRMET. Clark E.. Marcelus Falls (W,
WORMuTH. c. r., corp. Port Jervis {Wl
WELDON. Cnrl A.. North Victory 1W).
WILSON. James H. Auburn (W)
WARD, Alfred. jiloyersville wv.
turned to dnty) '9 N'e
WILLIAMS. Elmer j.. Rochester wv,
WYMAN. Dana v. Salamanca (W).
n IENDERNSfAk. Toftil, Rochester. (W).
OU 10y NG, Joseph e.. Watertown tW).
ZiELlNSkI. Walter j.. Rochester wv
zMoSHYNSkI, Michael. Buffalo CW).
CUhBERTSON. Tinolc ". lieut.. .se.eiek
lsy Il, previously reported NJ. WV
bukNt t'Ti' ihos. L., Philadelphia Cd w
CONRAD. Har,S j.. Manly Clio (returnee
to duty previously reported IL.
CHESNEY. Anthony. CORP. K,lnron,
tk. previously reported W.. '''''''
HATFIELD, John D., corp. PALMYRA OK
previously reported M.
HuRD. Arthur P, corp, Peckviue tx
MDONALD. Eugene NJ. Scranton IRE
turned to duty, previously reported K).
RouGHT' Leonard W.. Laceyvie (K
previously reported M.
Ky BERG. Edward j.. sgt. Warren OK
previously reported w. N'
SCOTT, Frank j.. Wayncsburg wv. previ
ously reported ~.
YEARSLEY. Edward f., sgt, Phladcl
Pima Us, previously reported M,
New-York tribune., 1919-02-12
MRS. FRANCES ELIZABETH REpRy
TOSDICK

Mrs. Frances Elizabeth Berry Fos-
dlck, widow of Edward II. Fosdick. died
yesterday at IN Hancock Street, Brook
I1yn. Mrs. Fosdick was born in Rock.
land Me, eighty-seven years ago. and
was a sister of General Hiram G. Berry
Who W was killed in action in the Civil
war; brooklyn had been her place of
res residence Tor more than sixty years,
aiu IS, sne was one Of the Oldest members
body will be taken to Rockland. Me for
lnterment. ~ W
New-York tribune., 1919-02-12
REV. J. S. GUBELMANN

ROCHESTER, N. Y, Feb. 1.-THE
Rev: Jacob Samuel Gubelmann. D. D..
professor of Christian theology, ethics
and homiletics in the German depart
ment OF the Rochester Baptist Theo-
logical Seminary from 1883 to 1915.
.dled here last night. He was born
IN berne,. Switzerland, in 1885, and
came ca TO America with his parents in
1648. lie had held pastorates in St.
LOUIS, Louisville and Philadelphia be-
lore he was appointed professor here,
New-York tribune., 1919-02-12
ANDREW ALLEN

Andrew Allen, the fourth of that name
IN the Allen family of Canada. died in
Montreal yesterday after an operation
FOR generations this family owned fhe
Atien Line of steamships. Andrew
Allen. 4th had added to the distinction
OF the name. At various times he had
held the presidencies of the Marcnni
Wireless Telegraph Company of can
AGA the shipping Federation of Can
aua ana inc Dominion Dry Dock Com
pany. lie was born in Montreal in
1860 III
New-York tribune., 1919-02-12
CHARLES i. /. DE NLN-E

Charles 2. 1: De Vine died at his
residence, 255 Flatbush Avenue, Brook
..yh' Monday. A son of a general in
lhe british army, Mr.. De Vine was
born III New Zealand and was gradu-
ated from an English military cademv.
tie had been resident of Brooklyn for
vTtnby ,.h;nLy 1nihe years, twenty-eight Of
Mhlch n ne mad spent in the employ of
the Ward Steamship Company. He is
survived by his wife, a son and daugh-
ter. Masonic funeral services will he
held at his residence this afternoon.
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and City Hall p o. Station New York az follows:
e. riji Islands. New Zealand and Australia via
d;sn. An rTancseo' at :So p IN. February H. for
~ mawah and and Guam close 5so D. m daily This
dispatch TO destination by the best opportunity IVA
ss apml Corea China siam Cochin China. Straits
at $50 p. m. daily. This mail Is forwarded to
ithe the pacltc Coast for dispatch TO destination By
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6. .ALBRECHT Raymond T.. 313 East 141st
Street, New York City
Brooklyn.
:, AUFMKOLK, Gustave. 3 Bank Street, New
York City.
BRAssER, Carl R., Long Island City.
~ BhODECk Err, Frederick, PA East Eighth
Street. Brooklyn.
G. DOYLE, William j., S23 East Thirty-sixth
Street, New York City
y GASs, Harold, 49 East 1929 Street. New
\, GALLlN, Nathan, 2l2 East Seventh Street,
GERsHOWITz. Albert. lC2 East Fourth
Street, New York City
HIGGINS, John j. Paterson. N T.
JENNlNGS, Tobias D., Yonkers, N. Y
JlLlANO: Joseph, Long Island City.
klESSLER. Charles K, corp. Hampstead,
KIRWIN, William j.. Paterson, N. j.
:, LuTiCH. Paul, 4S4 Second Avenue, New
York City.
LoGUE Edmund Nyack, N. Y.
=, MAMGOFICU, Paul, 15l Morris Avenue.
MARMIoN, Douglas c.. 4o5 West Twen-
ty-second Street, New York City.
MARZuLLO, Francisco, 120 Chrystie
MCAFFERY. Edward j.. 1913 Bradhurst
Avenue. New York City.
MESSINA, Francisco, Jersey City, NJ J.
MYERS, Harry. 357 Hinsdale Street,
O'REILLY, John j., Hoboken. N. ].
OTTUSCH, John j.. 2021 Blocker Street,
Brooklyn.
PARMENT,lER, John A., sos Jackson
Avenue Brooklyn.
PARTUSCH, John c., Passaic, N. J.
PREFER. Moe, l09 Eldridge Street. New
York City
POLITIs. Constantine. 96 Roosevelt Street.
New York City.
RANDALL. Charles f., 961 Metropolitan
Avenue, Brooklyn.
REILLY. John j., 1oS Eleventh Avenue,
New York City.
ROMANI, Frank Flushing. N. Y.
REEVES, Herbert NJ, lf2 Lee Avenue,
Brooklyn.
ROCKETT James E., 706 Myrtle Avenue,
RoSENBLUM, Samuel, 1oS Amboy Street,
Brooklyn.
ROCCI, Samuel, jersey City. N. j.
ROBINSON William A., 1874 East Four
teenth Street, Brooklyn.
SCHMITT, August p, corp, Astoria,
n. Y.
SlANO Gcro, Jersey City, N. J.
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MARRIAGES

FULFORH HOWE-On Monday February
le' 1913. by the Rev. Wallace ]. Gardner.
Eamona De RIvas. daughter of Mrs. Cor
don Saitonstall Howe, TO Reginald Rams
den Fulford.
TURNER RAkESTRAW- February 10. at
the Episcopal Church, Huellets. by the Rev
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Rakestrav,
TO Mr.. Ralph James Turner. Of Exmore.