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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-06-30
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INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE
ENR0UTE TO THE U. s. WITH
PRESIDENT WILSON ABoARD
THE U. s. S. GEORGE WASHING
TON, June 80, CBy Wireless.)-For
the hryt time in the history of the
republic, laws of the United States
were today complsted on the high
seas.
At II o'clock this morning Presi-
dent Wilson affixed his signature TO
the Indian appropriations, railway
emergency and deficiency bills i'm
n1edtately following the first com
plete Hfe-boat drill
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-06-30
SENATOR GERRY
MAKES PREDICTION

WASHINGTON. June So-lf the
league ~ nations is not adopted the
world will return to the theory OF
the old time balance Of power on a
rres4er scale than ever hefore at
tempted. declared Senator Gerry OF
Rhode Island in a speech IN the SEN
ate this afternoon
Greater ornaments and stronger
alliances were the alternative to the
league Of nations" Senator Gerry
said He voiced an opinion that the
r-nited states IS no longer apart from
Europe but must in the future be
closely allied with European interests
and be drawn ~ European affairs
more and more as time goes on
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-06-30
MORE MUNCIE
SERVED
INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE

INDIANAPOLIS. June So-tniteo
states Marshal storeen departed i"i
N,,nr,o his afternoon 10 serve a ca
~ drawn nv the federal grand jury
Fimer Centres. charging him with
completely in the Muncle iaNe "sn'
ewIndle
Centres. a partner OF ChauheeE
c+n9so, in the Grand Hotel at Nun
Gle. gave himself up to local @"ehoFi-
ties there today
He is alleged to have suppllea me
Co. The last swlndle Of the
gang, after Mrs. william Coiiins' We
~ aueee5 brains Of the gang
ia 70 have departed with it's
working capital
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c PRODUCE.

BITTER-Creamery extras 9V2e'
hrsts. A. q soc; packing stocks 4oa fac'
rGGs-Current receipts. So S91se;
a~ainarv arsts. 97a3Stsc; hrsts. As q
Also; extras. 421z arc
LIVE POULTRY-rurkeys' 29'a a
~. chtctena 3oc. springs. 40 45e;
ROSTERS. fSc: geese. CSC; ducks % -'e-
POTATOES-Ohios, 80
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FATHER v
SKIN TO SON

INTERNATIONAL Jews sERVIcEl
INDIANAPOLIS. June 80 DIR Julia
Semner VIII submit TO an operation for
the transfer OF six inches Of kin to
the leg of his six year old son to save
the member from amputation. The
lad was crushed nder a coal wagon.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-06-30
Just Heard Of War,
So He Hastens to
Enlist-Is 50

NtN EOMNA NENG 1E6fA@kf
SAN FRANCISCO, June 5o.-"EEey,
you fellows, I amt much fer looks,
and In a-getrtng purity old, but I
en- stil fight, and L want 60 Sign up
to go and help sit the Eayserl'
This was the desire expressed by
George Hesse, ~hfty-nine years old, OF
nevada, as no mad his way into tho
army recruiting ofioe here.
Reckon I en- Lick any b1oomtn'
German that ever walked on two
la1gs. and ( want a chanot 90 prove
itvf he continued. ~ didn't hear the
war wss agoin' until last week, elst
I woulda bin here before."
An examination OF the veteran of
the desert disclosed thai he only has
three teeth, which. together with his
age and his ignorance Of the fact that
the war is over, decided the recruit
Ing officer not to accept him for en-
nstnlent il ~ army.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-06-30
REV. CLAUS
AT
n CHURCH

Reev. Herbert c Claus. son Of Rev.
Thee Claus. who is here from st
Louis, No. on his honeymoon was in
vited by Rev. II NTackensen Of Trinity
Lutheran church yesterday to address
his congregation and did SO giving
an interesting address on The Ne
gro Mission in St Louis" Since Rev.
Claus was made a minister two years
ago he has been IN charge of missions
at Springfield and St Louis. vita de-
cided Success Nand Trinity was glad
~ hear him.
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MORE
SOLDIERS KILLED
INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE

WASHINGTON. June 3o-Twenty
American soldiers Of the force guard
ing the railway at Romanovaka, ST.
IBERIA. were killed on the morning of
June %. when attacked by anti-Kol-
chalk forces. the war department was
advised this afternoon. In the same
attack eight were severely wounded.
and is slightly. All were Company A.
asst Infantry.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-06-30
ATTORNEY BOONE
is RECOVERING

Attorney .. z. Boone of Hammond,
who was injured last Wednesday eve
ming when a whiskey runner drove
his machine headon into Boone's car.
j. recovering rapidly anad viii be able
TO visit his office tomorrow. it -
thought. That the shock of the coll
lislon was terrific was shown ny The
TACT that when helped from the wreck
he stili held a section OF the steer
ing wheel IN each hand.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-06-30

ELECT
OFFICERS

At 2 meeting Of the Electrical Work
ers' Union So the annual election of
officers are as follows:
o.. Brewer. rresidett
c.. Abbott. vice president.
f. Seliger, financial secretary.
FL Psrmenter. treasurer.
Ray Abbott. business agent.
Executive board members: IT. Vosslie.
+. Van Sickle. q. Schoop. J. Sherer.
II. Hedden. press secretary.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-06-30
cz1cAao CASH GRAIN CLOSE.

CoRN-No. 2 mixed. $1.I9 , lot.
mixed. 1855 016s; ? white. $l.A4a
1882 5 white. s1s0l2 yellow SIS
y 01S1; 3 yellow, Si-t9is l-oV' I yer
low. s1.77lk dt.7S12.
0ATS-No. ? white. 69A a69%e
white, 6SQ69Hc; 4 white. 90 @o772e
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-06-30
Kill Appropriation for
Dayton Wright Field
INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE

WASHINGTON. June 30.-The SEN
ate and house conferees on the army
bill KILLED" the appropriation for
the Dayton-Wright field. which the
House made So 260. 600. and the senate
reduced to S2.66o. Gee. AS reported oy
the conferees TO both branches the
,flI eces not make any provisions for
- Dayton-Wright field. The bill
vas TO be finally acsod upon by the
senate and house today.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-06-30
SOVIET
HEADQUARTERS
INTERNATIONAL NEWS sEawcEl

LONDON. June So.-Monitors bonn
barded the soviet headquarters in
Budapest sunday. said a Geneva dis
patch 70 the central News. GaHows
were erected in the public parks ami
the leaders q the revol, against the
soviet government were publicly eX-
-cated.
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BILL TO RATIFY PEACE


LONDON. une 30.-Premier Lloyd
George Will introduce a bill in the
house on Thursday providing for rat
ihcation Of her treaty OF peace.
After onering the bill he will ex-
plain some Of its provisions and meth
DDS Of the treaty..
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NOTICE.

Liberty Han viii b sold 70 the high
est bidder. All bids must be jim by July
eth. Bids to be opened an ssid date AT
Chamber of Commerce at . r. III
6-90-3t DANIEL BROWN. Navor.
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OPEL LII "a
THURSDAY

The Lion store win be open all day.
Thursday. until c p. M. Closed all day
Friday. July the 4th. $50
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HURT

Last night while driving south on
Holman street. Hammond. Airs. Har-
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THE BEST WAY FOR
New-York tribune., 1919-01-17
CITATION

ClTArIoN.-THE PEO-
PIE or THE STATE OF NEW YORK
BY the Grace of God. Free and Independ-
ont TO: THE ATTORNEY GENERAL. OF
THI. STATE OF NEW YORK. AND TO
ALL PERSONS WHO MAY BE OR CLAIM
40 BE the heirs and next OF kin of Mar
saret Whitethorn, deceased SEND GREET
ING:
WHEREAS. Rudolf Hagenstecher, who
resides al No. 50 West 40th Street, Borough
of Manhattan, the city of New York has
lately applied to the Surrogates' Court of
our County Of New York, to have a certain
instrument in writing. bearing date the 7th
day of December. 1918. relating to both
real and personal property. duly proved as
the last Will and testament of Margaret
Whitethorn. who was a the time of her
death resident Of the County of New
York. deceased
THEREFORE,. you and each of you are
cited to show cause before the Surrogates'
Court of our County of New York, at the
Han of Records in the County of New
York. on the thirteenth day of February.
one thousand nine hundred and nineteen,
at half past ten o'clock in the forenoon OF
that day, why the said will and testament
should not be admitted to probate as will
of real and personal property.
IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF we have
caused the seal of the Surrogates' Court of
unto affiXed
WITNESS Honorable John p Cohalan. A
Surrogate OF our said County Of New York
at said County. the eighth day of January
in the year of our Lord one thousand nine
hundred and nineteen.
(L So DANIEL ]. DOWDNEY.
Clerk of the Surrogates' Court
New-York tribune., 1919-01-17
FOREIGN pORTS

Toften (swed) New York FOR Roiter,lam steamer
60 E' Ai AQtIl. Jan 1l.-Arrlyod: steainrr T u
s'e,sol, sAn Francisco for Callno " d.
, MAKSEilI.ES. Jan. ll.-Arriyed: Stcamcr Wa
'azciie tBr.), ihadephla at
BtkGEN. Jan. ll.-Arrivcd Steamer San N,too
NN95. N,w York for Chri4tnna ~
fONoiAMA. jan. 12-Arryed Steamcri Ten
rai Maru tJap). San Francisco for Kobe; failai
Mhtu tjap). Semitic Sailed. 18th. Strnm"r
Aiexlco Mart tJapD from Hong kona) Seattle
Ill:nALTAR. Jan. l3.--Arryed: Steamers uar
va va tMor) Philadelphia Yadkin. Jacksonville via
6. BohDEAUX, Jan. l.--Arrlved previously
Steamers III Sol. Norfolk. llth sailed preyio,siy
sichnsr Manitowoc. New York 'V'''S
. M MhoIIEhoAM Jan li.Arlvcd, stcamors
trae,'a % tswed }. Pii!adephia; Rotterdam cDu
fh.m9nth sailed 18Th: Steamer Trcoor fNor
New YORK IAN; Algcnib (Du.). New York Immeln
=, fAlMouTH. Jan: 1i.--ArrIved. Steamer Wa
iLVfhrooL Jan. l5.-Arrivod. Steamers An
%s cIlises tBr); New York Engineer tIlr). Nav
nfI"a"s ,nhs Sailed. 18Th Steamer AIclita (ir) ST.
. BELFAST. ian. l5-Arrlycd: Steamer wsr
Sailor tfir }. Portland Me WI
:. LlsBoN. Jan. ll.-Sacd; Steamer Charles |.
Everest, New York 40 -
COPENHAGEN Jan. 1l.-~-sniled; Steamer Ken
lucky .Dah.l. Hampton Roads.
tADiI, jan l2.-Sacd: Steamer Montserrht
lSpanl from Barcsl0na, ctc.. for New York
m tlhAVhE. NJ. Jan la'-sailed. Steamer Mississippi
LONDON. Jan. lo--saiIcd: Steamers Ninian
New-York tribune., 1919-01-17

RoSSER. James M. Yuma % d..
UTAH:
CARLSON. Alvin p, Mayfeld ID d..
VIRGINIA:
ASHBROOKE. c. F.. Richmond (D D..
BRUCE, f. j., corp. Cherrydae Cd Al.
bERRY, John, Dumfra ID d..
SONlC, Charles H., Fairfax On d..
HARDY. Walter s.. Richmond Cd d..
kEIIHLEY. Edward j., Hampton (K).
Cd W..
WEDDLE, Chester. Bedford County tK).
WISCONSIN:
FLETCHER, A. H., lieut.. River Falls (K).
ALHBORN, Alex. Minocqua Cd d..
BlLkAE, Henry w., Fairweather Cd D..
BlNIZLER. George. Lomera Cd D,
BRITTON, Math, Ladysmith 0) u.
GKEEN1NG, Wilbur c., corp, Maelranie
HARRISON VIM. H.. Ashland tKl.
HILL, Charles c., Waukesha Cd d.
kOPPA, Joseph H., Wausau iN)
u!DlCkER. Leslie c., Eagle D ~.
WALRAVEN, Cornelius, ei,osha tK].
WAsHlNGTON:
BuBBINS, Walter S.. Ferndale ID w.
MEYER George H, Vancouver ID W..
pAE ppARKER, Paul E., sgt. Seattle % w.
HoOT. Dan W.. Seattle Cd w.
WEST VIRGINIA.:
CROW. Lester, Glen Easton ID w.
MoZENA, Clarence, Sistervile @K).
MANtROI. Faustino. Morgantown ID d.
nColI, Lester, Dallas Cd w.
New-York tribune., 1919-01-17
PROPOSALS

PROPOSALS FOR LINSEED OIL.-sealed
proposals VIII be received at the office OF
the General Purchasing Officer. The PAN
aSa Canal Washington. ID. c., until 10 so
o'clock A. NJ, January 25, 1919. at which
time they VIII be opened In public for fur
nishlug the above mentioned articles
Blanks and Information relating to this cir
cuihr q t.Zb) may be obtained from this
ing agents "a State Street, New York C,Itv
and bo0 common Street New Orleans,
louisiana also from the United States En- :
throughout tho United Stntes-A
FLINT. General Purchasing Ofhcer
New-York tribune., 1919-01-17

rannaa r1aApElh'IIA XaL Jan le.-Arryed Steamers
uos1., 1na, i,arl Nerok laya Amsterdam via Hampton
DELAWARE HhhAKWATER. Jan. 1G.-passed
ous, , SvcancIs Silkehorg (Dar). Philadeiphin fr.
new New YORK; Mac. philadelphia for Sew York ,soa,,
Nor Philadelphia for Santa Marta Araeon pnii
num- mAAIiMoME r,I,dou, Jan Arrived Steamers wam
Gmton, St. Nazalc via Norfolk: Guaro Isc}n pigr
4ina 4d l"iii dock at Sparows poinu: Gcorsc w
naThes, Iampco Sailed Steamers Doroihv po,
New York '' ->Oi'h fule'
,oasr cAiA liENIY Va Jan. lG-rasscd in for Bal
enlefc loth steamer Crawl Keys Norfolk rassnt
out from Baltimore. l5th Steamers Matn" asse'l
in'h, rni,,.a Lake Buter hoston; Lord Omonie ,Isr
yarmouth uor ordcrsl FL Occidcnte Euroro, q e
Mal,o; tl',';, por' lmon Iso Nassi Ita1 e;cnoa
hofsnlld tNor.l Gibraltar (for ordcrs) Lake E5cS >
S0I oST3I '2m hampton ROADS destination not eyenj
NNqrfok schooner w H. Waters gI,rJ io,a
Mincs' W n, : sailed Steamers Lake CRYSTAL New
AufK LAKE cmassec. Norfolk W"
cop,ne'nAa>,5 nWKrLANb & &Me Jan le.Arivod: Steamer
stsamsr sDnns YsT sS YORK psd, for 81 !ohn y sailed
Lister Nrom New YorI0 St John. n T. Trs5 >, y
Ice Ice urom -. John, n b. New York Moonljsbi
New-York tribune., 1919-01-17

Or, Boston, suhcran Prince urD. Newport
nir5, rARA y tag; la.-sailca. Steamer rapajo4
SSH ssHIIE;lps. ,an., l5.-sallcd Steamer Tr,lmf
cEoaaat MEa'NG%qN jdl2Sc San T4suc.s" z s" aArFved
MIEJJli1oNEs, Jar l9.-saed: Steamer Edo
HILL. Jan. l5.-Saod: Steamer Celtic Prince
SWANSEA, Jan. 15.-salled. Steamer Rexmore
,si scAR9irr. Jan. le-senea: steamer Sonia
wI.IIlNGToN N T.. JAM l4~Sailcd: Bark
Colonel de Niebois Lareui tFr). san Francisco
CAPE srARrEI.. Jan, H.. Passed steamer Be
gone No tSpSn.l, Galveston and Norfolk for
:, ~ VITcEelr, G. V. Jan. la-ArrIvcd Steamer
rENhHlFlE. Jan. 12AAnived: Steamer Nant-
La ROCHELLE, Jan. l3--Arrlved. Steamer Peer
less. Norfolk tor Brest
sIIANGHAI. JAN l4.--Arrived: Motor ship Es-
peranca. Portland Ore. for Manila steamer Justin
HAvRE, Jan. l5.-sailcd; Steamer celebes. New
-, Hull, Jar. l5-Arived Steamer Mandy Court
,ps slAKrNEss. Il, Jan. l5-Arryed Steamer onwen
,ln1i latI9JE 1an il;-sallea Steamer Mount Hood
Vich New orleans via Norolk s for Rotteria drpa''a
tgr NV York for hotsr'lam 1ss steamer NINA Dr'a
ers sI AMD inr Tasans 's% % %laArriycd steam
sDan in,adeipnia tor Rotterdam moor ship
'%cne tSNcdl ,, New York for Rotterdam.
- LONDON, Ian. 16-Arriycd. Steamer r
Tamplin tBr.). New York
., FAiMotTIl; Jan. ld.--Arrived: Steamer Seat
kronslndt tNor.). New York
BEESr. Jan. l3.-Saed: Steamer Melita fRr
frem Liverpool for st. John. ~ b
,ri bAHHf Jan l4.-saile,i: Steamer scythian
IT,, r,IYNMouTll; iNI Jan. l5.-sailcd Steamer Box
w1,Nnnsa wA,ynoNMorTH. ,,,I Jan; l5.--saed. Steamer
coma. ' N
New-York tribune., 1919-01-17
Foreign Countries

AUSTRIA:
MAZRARZ. Joseph. Fanczyan. Galicia
I'd w.
CANAL ZONE:
coALlNS, Il. B.. lieut.. Ancom ID AZ.
GREECE:
MANOS. Mike, Crete Cd W.
ITALY:
CONT. Giuseppe. Mcssina % w.
MlNASSM. Attic, Vincinsa % w.
NAIZARENO. Iiboratore. Prov. of Chiete
Cd W.
IRELAND:
JOYCE, Martin j., Galway Cd w.
NORWAY:
PETERSON, Chris. g. Nordland % W.,
PORTO RICO:
FERRY, Pedro. Adjuntas Cd w.
PANAMA:
ATKINS Morlei: j., Canal Zone Cd w.
SCOTLAND:
BAlN, James, Bywick Cd W..
New-York tribune., 1919-01-17
Going On To-day
PENING OF NATIONAL WAR SAVINGS STAMP

OPENING , OF NATIONAL WAR SAVINGS STAMP
Free admission to the American Museum Of Natural
History. the Metropolitan Museum Of Art the
American Museum OF Safety ,aud the Aquarium
Benefit for tAe Actors Fund o; America. Century
Theatre. 2'l5 y. III.
Presentation Of the Jacob Wertheim prize for sale
Of most War Savings stamps High School OF
Commerce l. noon.
Meeting Of tho New York State Bar Association
Hotel Astor p. IN.
Dinner Of the Columbia University Alumnn Fedora
ton. Waldorf Astoria. p III,
Address by Judge William L. Ransom on The
League Of Nations at the meeting Of the Mar
Guetie club ot the City OF New York. Hotel
Mget.ns Of lie New York Railroad Club. 20 West
Thif'y-nirth street D. II.
Address by Everett Dean Martin "Our Crowd
-fstheiics,' Cooper Union. p. m
biner rt the Rutgers Alumni Association. Del
monico's D.
opgipg Of the Jewish Labor Congress. 2lO Las,
Meeling OF the Sacsmanshp Club Of New York
l3O West Forty second Street S D. NJ
Dinner ot the Hamilton College Alumni Assoca-
ton. Hotel Savoy. $50 D n.
PUBLIC LECTURES OF BOARD OF EDUCA-
TloN, slj +. NJ
MANHATTAN
'Fducatlon an Antidoe for Bolshevsm" Charles
a. Eaton Wadeish High School, ll5th Street
vest Of Seventh Avenue.
'Scuth America To day and To morrow" Clayton
>. oopcr. Public School l39. ls2d Street and
Wadsworih Avenue
"CSIorade ,9,aD aNd 'he oId SonthYsst" Robert G.
The Grand Canyon Of Arizona" DE- Thomas Ed
ward Potterton. Pubic School H. Fordham
Street. near City Island Avenue. City Island
New-York tribune., 1919-01-17
sURRoGATEs' NOTICES

SHERMAN, FREDERICK Nm PURsu.
ance Of an order of Honorable John p
York, NOTICE is hereby given TO all per-
sons having claims against Frederick N
Sherman, late of the County of New York
deceased, 10 present the same with vouch-
ers thereof TO the subscriber at his place
of transacting business, at the Office Of
Merkle & Merkle. his attorneys. at No 1888
Broadway. in the Borough Of Manhattan.
in the City Of New York, State of New
York, on or before the 25th day Of July,
1919
Dated. New York. the 18th Gay Of Jan.
uary, 1919.
ROBERT A. BROWN, Executor
MERkLE & MERkLE. Attorneys for
Executor. Office and i. O. Address, 2S9
Broadway. Borough of Manhattan.
New York City.
New-York tribune., 1919-01-17
TRANSpACJryC MAus

The connecting mnll4 close af the General Post
oin.e ana tity Hall postulhce Station New York
ihilippnc Islands. via Sa. Francisco at 3 10 D. m
Jan. - for dispatch pcr So shinyo Mnru
samoan Islands Australia and specially addressed
rladl .l Ter New Zealand san Francisco AT
,,,o, o'au D. ~ Jan. 30 for dispatch per S. Ventura
rill is'ail'is. Nw Zealand and Australia yia Van
s9uver and Victoria, Il. G.. ut $40 D. m. Jan
=, ~ ior dispatch per SIS. Makura
"nM.,i . ana Gunni' close at 80 p. m daily The
'nhh " forwarded 10 tho Pacific Const daily for
u'spa'eh To deatihauon by tho beat opportunity.
New-York tribune., 1919-01-17
Casualty List

WASHINGTON jan 16The casualty list public by the
War Department to-day 88 officers enlisted
Of these 43 killed
accidents and other died accident died Of
249
wounded slightly missing n
The full lists vicinity York Jersey
and o for
New-York tribune., 1919-01-17
Wounded, Degree Undetermined, Pre-
viously Reported Missing
Sick in Hospital, Previously Reported
Missing

Missing
MALIOW. Morris, Passaic. N. J.
O'HAGAN. Felix, S39 WASHINGTON Avo-
nue. New York City.
PlNQUOCH, Michael J.. Passaic, N. T.
SuSSMAN, Leon. 1897 Third Street. New
York City I'VE"
DEL NEGRO Peter. 1873 Twcnty-6rst
E,LANDREAU. Wilbur A., Hollis N
T,Dt TT,0RSIER. Wn. j.. Long Island City.
HMELEMEk, M stephen, Maspeth. n. Y.
PRENTlSS. Charles b., 336 Blec,>cr
street, New York City.
Killed in Action, Previously Reported
Missing
BARTOLI. William. corp, sol East Six
teenth Street. New York City.
:, cox Francis. 7S6 Ninth Avenue. New
DAVID, Ehrlich. 1929 Union Avenue, Kew
York City. ~"
sERAGo. Nick, West Fort Lee. N. J.
wounded Severely, Previously Report
1EHPpD PEPPTp Dominic. mini CORP Jersey City. N J.
New York City '''ee''
SCOCCA, Vincenza, Jamaica, NJ y
SkEER, Abraham, 104 Fifteenth Street
Brooklyn. ''iee''
Killed in Action. Previously Reported
Wounded Severely
~ FoRL1NI. Nicholas G.. 70 Baxter Street.
Returned to Duty, Previously Remarked
Killed
=, SAFONTE. Joseph. 716 Secoad Avenue
Died of Wounds, Previously Reported
Missing
RUDOLPH, Abraham. 53S East 77rn,
Street, New York City A'''h
Wounded Slightly, Previously Reported
Missing
g. MENDES. Edward r.. 257 East 2ood
Street, New York City.
Enormously Reported Killed
KEMN EDY. Thomas j.. corp, Staten ISL
CONNECTICUT:
roaHsla ASTON % l., George, Hartford (w. previously
CROWLEY. Bernard A., Branford lin hoe.
pital. previously reported Nd
CLARK. John. Waterbury (returned +o
duIy, J pIreyiousy Iy reported M.
,s;sk ;SkEfASoM ;n bosn;ta PANEL A. corp. Hartford
MEKUSKY. James. sgt, Bridgeport Nv
previously reported M. WV
hoS M;pAsDDEM, p;s. Den, Edward F., Bridgeport lin
l"'eJ lei'oTteu M.
SCACLiO. Carlo Ridgcfeld tx, rev;ous,v
reported M. '''oo'y
sTAMATEL Roman T.. Stamford fs;ck in
hospital previously reported M. >''~'' ~
NEW YORK:
BENSON Gustavc. Cohoes (w. previously
CIEsLA, Joseph s.. Lackawanna Nv
previously reported M. \''
ERNSTINE, Fred G., egt., Buffalo frc-
turned to duty previously reported M.
CANDY, Patrick j. CORP. Snratoo.
Springs lW. previously reported M.
| GOODRICH, Samuel, Plattsburv tx nre,,;-
ously reported w. ' pAe''-
KoMIsAREK, Joseph. Buffalo {died. prcv;-
ously reported M. ' N1eN'-
KoKoC1NsKI. Michael F.. Dunkirk wv
| previously reported M N"'
MILLER, Ernest. Lincoln (rcturned IN
duty. previously reported K). ~
NAGELE, William H., Kingston lin bo.-
pita, previously reported M '''
SCHUIDEN. John H.. Kingston wv
previously reported M Wv
SIMMONS, Sanford, Copenhagen (returncd
| to duty. previously reported ny.
TROUTW1NE, Elmer j.. l;lovcrsvilc ,re.
turned to duty. previously renorscd Nj.
NEW JERSEY:
CoNROY. Francis j., icac. Bur,inoto,,
+! (eryonconsly reported kJ.
| ESQUlRA. Marcelino, Parlin (returned IN
| duty, .prcyioualy reported M
| KLINE. John s.. Someryilc (in hosni,,I
previously reported M.
New-York tribune., 1919-01-17
" Gather Report

WASHINGTON. Jan. 16-1he atmospheric con
ditions are very much disturbed, as indicated by
the number Of storm centres and their rapid move
ments ON the weather chart OF Thursday. At s
j. m. OF that day four storms were central within
INC field of observation, one over the Canadian
maritime provinces, another over Lake Superior
another over Alberta. Canada and stln another
over tho lower Mississippi Valley High pressure
prevails OFF the South Atlantic Coast aud over
the far Southwest
During the last twenty four hours there were
general rains in the Pacific states except Southern
taillorhla' ana IN the Gulf states. Tennessee and
Mountain region and Minnesota. Gales have
been reported from the North Pacific Coast and
theie @ we're heavy rains III Texas, Louisiana and
Temperaiures remain above the seasonable aver
age In a parts OF the country, except the West
Guif States and the Southern Rocky Mountain
The storm that is now over the lower Mississippi
Naiey VIII advance nortleastward and be at
,,ndcd ~ general rains east Of the Mississippi
ltyer within the next tnrty-six hours.
=. Temperatures viii be somewhat lower Friday and
n{laay night in NE region Of The Great Lakes. the
ONO ono Nall9y ana the East Cult ana south Atlantic
New England states
FORECASTS for Special Locall.es-Eastem New
York and Southern New England Cloudy followed
by rain Friday Saturday rain and colder
Northern New EngOnd-Clcudy Friday satur-
day probably rain or SNOW: lower temperatures
Eastern Pennsylvania and New .crscy~Rain FRI
day; saturday rain. followed ly clearing aud
somewhat colder weather
Western Pennsylvania and Weston New York
hah Friday. Saturday clearing and colder
Local official Forecast.-Tho following official
record from the Weather Bureau shows empera-
'urcs during the Last twenty-fclG hours III com
paIison with the corresponding datc oi last year:
lolS 1919 1918. 1919.
a. m m.'....' = 90 So ?. o.. = a
Il m ........ a 57li ,. ,. M. m. IS %
Highest temperature Yesterday A degrees lat l'30
p. M; lowest, IS tat a m average. 36. aver
age same date last Year "A average date for
thirty three years, 30.
Humidity
m.-..'.66 p. ln...... 45 p m.,,...49
Barometer Readings
S a m...3o. 20 p. m. .3O.14 S p m. so II
Local Forecast.-Cloudy. followed by rain Fri
day Saturday rain and colder; fresh south to east
winds. increasing by Friday night
New-York tribune., 1919-01-17
BIRTHS

AL0'!S-To Mr.. and Mrs Edward G.
Aiovls, on January -, 1919, son. Lying
In Hospital
CHASE-Mr. and Mrs. Jules Chase. of $50
Kelly st, Bronx. announce the birth of a
son on Saturday. January II. =
FLAABAUM-Mr and Mrs. Charles H
tiaXbaum (nee Friedberg), of 992 Eastern
Parkway, Brooklyn. announce the birth of
daughter January Is. =
MEYERS-Mr. and Mrs. Gerson H. Meyers
lnee Lillian Phillipsl. of 1880 St. Nicho-
las av.. announce the birth of a son at
Flower Hospital January IA.