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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-04-05
AT THE PAsfINiE.

Alice Brady,s latest Select picture,
The Death Dance will be at Hthe
Pastime todayf for the last time.
The story deals with Flora, dane
ing girl (Alice Brady, about whom,
because his wife Is receiving the at
tentions of Boresky the dancer at
F1ora's cafe, Maitland makes a wager,
that he can win Flora In two months,
but when he meets her becomes non
estly interested In her career and for
gets the compact. He Is killed in an
auto accident and Flora becomes Bo-
resky's dancing partner In the Death
Dance. which he has originated and
in which she, as former sweetheart.
is stabbed by Boresky. a Ma
Cynthia Maitland grows tired OF Bo-
resky and turns her attentions 10 Phil
in Standish. when She has made
progress into his affections, she takes
him to the cafe where her cast off
lover Boresky. is to dance, Here
Philip sees and fails in love with
Flora. Matters rapidly progress and
shortly Flora and Philip are 10 be
married cynthia, deserted; plans her
revenge. ~,
Going to Boresky she goads him
into Jealous rage against the gltl
whom he has gradually learned tf
really love. Rather than lose her to
another man, he vows to stab Flora II
the dance, expecting TO make 1t APP
pear en- accident. Cynthia is present or
the night appointed for the tragedy
but Philip, sitting very near. under
stands the look Of murder on Bores'
ky's face and rescue his sweetheart
Then, before he can be prevented. the
man turns his weapon upon himself
Together Flora and Philip leave thu
restaurant and the limousine bears
them away side BY side into their new
life. vg
The comedy, Whose Baby"'is alst
being repeated today. -
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-04-05
.FORTIETH EXPECTED
AT KEARNEY SUNDAY

Camp Kearny, Calf, April 4.-The
Headquarters detachment of the 4Oth
division from overseas Is due to ar
rive here Sunday morning. The 160th
infantry of the same division, IVO
strong, is scheduled to leave Hoboken
for this camp tomorrow morning ana
probably VIII arrive here April IL or
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-04-05
Social and Club Notes

whether at home or abroad, as was
heard last night at the Padel-Prlce
CONCERT Neither Pref Padel nor
Mrs. Price employ any tricks, but sing
true and clear as only voices well
trained can do. Mrs. Price possesses
one of the sweetest soprano voices
ever heard In this city Its birdtiike
qualities, its richness, range and full
sympathetic tones are seldom eduallea
and scarcely excelled.
Prof. Padel has been a resident of
Albuquerque for several years and
has always been very generous with
his talent. albuquerque audiences
have often heard his songs, always TO
appreciate them. g
The either selections by Mr. Reg
ensburger were surprisingly beautiful.
One really wonders how so much mu-
sic can be brought from so small an
instrument ft
Just why the house was not packed
to capacity is difficult to understand,
and Albuquerque lis the muse center,
of the state. bnt many a one failed to
avail themselves of d rare treat. Those
lwho were there, however. will long
remember the program of wonderful
beauty they were fortunate to hear.
D.
Mrs w. Springer Is in Albuquerque
from Los Angeles.
l-OS-e
Mrs. Letha Sue Moore returned
Thursday from Santa Fe.
b. ~
! Mr.. and Mrs. Sol Barth. parents
of Mr. Isaac Barth, returned Thurs
day to their home in St Johns. Ariz
| 10
! Mrs. John w. Wilson, accompanied
by Mrs. yesterday and Mrs. NJ. D..
Stalker, visited the Griegos and Cam
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-04-05

Mrs Grace George of Tucumcari
state chairman of the Eleventh fed
eral district for the woman's Victory
Loan committee, is in Albuquerque
for the week end. Mrs. George has
done yoeman service in other loan
campaigns and is one of the Ameri-
cans who is afraid only of shirkins
a duty.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-04-05
NACRIED IN
III, DtGn

Mr.. A. b. Hooten and Miss Blanche
Albright were married Thursday even
ing in f! Paso. Miss Albright was
Until a few days ago Western Union
operator here and Mr. Hooten was
formerly an Associated Press opera
tor on the Morning Journal.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-04-05
At THE IDEAL.

A terrific fight in the car of a dirlg-
ible balloon is one of the big features
in william A. Bradys big feature,
stolen Orders" The fight ends in the
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-04-05

the work In these schools as being
very progressive. The domestic
science classes in these schools re-
ceived special attention from Mrs
stalker, the county demonStrator
and in each place practical health
talk was given by her.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-04-05

There will be board meeting of
the Albuquerque chapter OF the Amer
lean Red Cross this evening at the
chamber of commerce. AT previous
meetings many have failed to attend
and IL Is earnestly urged that every
member be present tonight Exceed
ingly important business matters are
to be taken under consideration,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-04-05
THE VIM. FARR COMPANY

Wholesale and Retail Dealers In
FRESH AND SALT MEATS
SAUSAGE A SPECIALLY
For Cattle and Hogs the Ruling
Market Prices Are Paid.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-04-05

Miss Edsall high school teacher,
returned on Thursday from Chicago
where she was called because of the
Illness of her mother.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-04-05

Journal Want Ads bring results.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-04-05
A THOUGHT For TODAY.

A THOUGHT FOR TODAY.
The next time the Silver Cornet
Band plays al a funeral we'd suggest
that they select something besides
The Wild Womenn to render on the
way Wellsville Light
o.
TOOLIsHMENT. & Az .
A Pelham young woman last week
Was kissed by a man on the cheek
She yelled: You desist"
Then doubled her fist,
And pokea him right square In the
y beAk. II E""
FROM THE CHESTNUT TREE.
He--fou were no spring chicken
when YOU married me.
She--True, | waA a little aoose
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-04-05

Mr.. and Mrs. Sol Barth. parents
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-04-05

PADFL-PRICE CONCERT A
RARE TREAT.
1t is not often that such high class
music is offered to Albuquerqueans
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-04-05

Mrs. Letha Sue Moore returned
Thursday from Santa Fe. -
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-04-05

Mrs. w. Springer Is in Albuquerque
from Los Angeles.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-04-05

Mrs. John w Wilson, accompanied
BY Mrs. yesterday and Mrs. NJ D.
Stalker, visited the Griegos and Cam
delarlas schools yesterday and report
The Cordova daily times., 1919-12-22

Scarborough Pictures that please at prices that are right. Over Cordova drug store Phone 140-3 rings.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-13
OBITUARY NOTES

MRS. AGNES LAIDLAW VAUGHAN
forty-three. wife of DR.. Jonn Colin Vaughan
of 1856 West Seventy-ninth Street. died Fri
day in Roosevelt Hospital following an oper.
alton. For eight years she had charge OF
the educational department of the Museum
of Natural History, and for the last -four
years she at the head Of aducatona
work at the Metropoli.;.n Museum Of Art.
WILLIAM - bOYLAM. seventy former.
ly justice in the New York Municipal
Court. is dead at his home in Patchogue
Long Island. He was the first president OF
the Crystal Club of the 2lst Ward. Man
haitian. and later became an alderman from
that section. He retired from the Municipal
bench in 1915
JAMES H. CUBBERLY. seventy former
iy connected with the American Sugar Re-
tining Company. is dead in Jersey City He
a trustee of the New Jersey State Home
for Girls and Of the Jersey City Free Public
Library.
CHARLES w. M'GRATH twenty-five a
member of the 4th Assembly District Re
publican Club is dead. He was fatally in
iured in accident in the Brooklyn Navy
Yard. where he was employed.
RICHARD H HUGHES. ffty-fve, vice
president of the Crescent Portland Cement
Company. of Wantum, Penn, died yester-
day in the Pennsylvania Station. His home
was in Pittsburgh.
CHARLES RUTON. ninety who was a
commander of Hudson River steamboats, for
forty years is dead at the Chipin Home for
the Ageu ana lnnrn, Jamaica, Long lSldlu.
JOSEPH S CARTER seventy-seven, a
veteran of the Civil War and retired
druggist. is dead at 113 West Washington
Avenue. Washington. N. ].
JULIUS MARCUS, sixty-four. New York
representative of several large distilers is
dead of cerebral hemorrhage at his home at
Long Beach. Long Island
AMY MENGES, eighteen, who pre-
pairing to become a trained nurse, is dead of
pneumonia in the Jewish Hospital. Brooklyn.
WILLIAM D. CONOVER. sxty-four. for
rer head of the bookkeeping department of
the Brooklyn Union Gas Company, is dead.
JAMES H. CLINE. forty-three, a former
New York newspaper man, died Friday at
q Chambers Street. Philipsburg. N. j.
HENRY A. SCHNEIDER. former en-
poye of the Department of Education, Is
dead at 154 Glen Street Brooklyn.
MRS MARY L. CORNISH, seventy-four
wife of Henry Cornish, is dead at her home
in Dover. N. j.
GEORGE ERNEST KOCH. ffty-three, a
flag manufacturer. widely known in Ruth
erford N. j.. died Thursday.
HARRY SCOTT FISHEL, forty-six, of
Babylon, Long Island. died Tuesday in Den
yer.
WILLIAM BENNETT, a retired Coast
Guardsman, died Thursday in East Hamp-
ton. Long Island.
MARGARET R. HAMILTON is dead at
her home. 32T Myrtle Avenue. Brooklyn.
JOSEPH ROSENSTEIL. ifty-four, Of
West Hoboken, N. j., is dead.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-13

western. with one barge in tow, Port
Artnur; Al na +, Chppewa. Boston. Sailed: steam
hs ha w; N,alkyrien HN (Dan). Bucnos Ayres; Mo-
DELAWARE BREAKwATER, April l2
.,Passed out from Philadelphia: Steamers
nuss; 1; llth; Wyncote ,(Nor), Glasgow
Lake Bianchester. Baltimore Sailed sea
Ssinhia %ard steamers tea sassenheim from Pha
Phlladelpha for Newport News
rved slsamdrs JupIta ra ApT| 12A
SSiavannah. Sailed: Steamer Pereeveranza
'lS2s St,G GibraItar G1t yia Norfolk. 90
seshoys snM 9RnnEANs, 3 ~ S;. April l2-clearcd
comus New York; Goose. Havana vie Gu,
@ 0Nor pof1s Hayans alsl and IN Santo Domingo; Ellis
Gardner, Mobile; Rama. Blueiields; Teguci
NE NEwPoRT 1PaoSR2'' NEWs. fs,Ss: va Anr, =.
Cleared: Steamer Marmora Spencer Rio
stssmeFs N1nFo1N bueeia T1 APr 5bqD oodoa
cleared for New Orleans); iona Jov. s.Y New
York York (and cleared for New Orleans55 Lake AXE
cleared for Cardenas); Louisiana, Port
nIooose' cIoopsd' NC Montslla Nt2, New Orleans ana
York. Cleared Steamers Roy II. Beattie.
ports 1'i
G.. "a Ia El.PH A, April 12.-Arrived .
steamers Bellatrix DuD, Bahia and Rio
Janeiro; Nicolaos TtD, Claymont' Del:
Lake Larga. Wilmington. Cleared: steam .
ers Oscar Trapp (Swed) Antwerp; Con
nersvillc. New York: Saugerties Nov
YORK: Walter d. Munson, New York
York; Harold (Swcd), Sagua; Grecian'
bost0n; Merrimack, Savannah and Jack
ssonville; Gulfoil. Port Arthur. towing
barge Shenango.
g. PORT EADs, La. April 12.-Arrivcd :;
steamers Grove (Nor). Jucaro, Cuba; Sar-
anac n3r), London; Schooner G.. e. Tur-
ner Mobile. Sailed: Steamers Coppename
Port Barrios; Cratheus (Nor), Progreso
wa Iampico and Vera Cruz Fred w. Wei
icr New York; Quimistan OIondD Omoa :
melmore Head N3r). Belfast. via Norfolk: :
Radha tBr), Campeche Mexico
e. PORTLAND. Me, April Iz--Arrivod
steamers w. !. Radcliqe (Br), Genoa: War
10Y N'r), Gibralter. Sailed Steamers
Sairnmona Br), Leith; Trevince (Br1.
SA VANNAH. April 12.-Arrived Steamer
fersian, Jacksonville (and sailed for phil.
adelphn. Sailed: Steamers Erode cpan1.
korsore: City of St Louis. New York
SOUTHEAST PASS, La. April I2-Ar-
steamer trceport Sulphur Company No. /.
Freeport. Tex. w. -
TAMPA April 12.-sallcd: Steamer Mex-
on. New Orleans; Schooner NJ. A. Belle
Vereau. Sagua La Grande
r fORT TAMPA, April 12-ArrIved.
Steamers Mascotte. Havana via Kew West.
H. NJ. Flaglcr Baton Rouge.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-13
Going On To-day

The vice-president of the Consoli-
dated Gas Company has been sub
p@naed by the Senate Judiciary Com
mlttee Is the committee seeking light
or heat or just gas?
RAIN Sunday services to-day.
we gained ground on the battlefield
on the Lys- all the wax."-German Of.
nc3ai statement, April 13, 1918.
co 1esterday's temperatures - Highest
o2, at 4:05 p. M; lowest, 81, at 8 a. m
Forecast for to-day-Partly cloudy
This is Palm Sunday.
<AG'ors .9a Fund field day. Polo Grounds
ne Times '7sss Wess slde e' y rchsllepEe NJ e A Of
G9nosTt G2 T.,f.- y NJ II. a: Yidaish folk songs.
soaiafv ssomlf s5Tqggls r Ess+ for Exstenee Secular
DR.; Durren, "Hosanna to the King" Mar. l'
.,n PIE Collegiate Church. ''if''
fessor es MoraI i Enemy in Our Midst by Pro
branch Public Library Linsrstrefi' a Woodstock ,n
flTst Is, Church Divine Science. Waidorf-As-
society Independent Artists, Waldorf Az
toria, exhibit. to IN . M
Deaicat9n al,C3, On Of two ambulances for Polish
charles Ferguson, beating tho BoshoviiIi
by an Honest Finance" with questions
by n NJ Robinson and Urbain Lcdoux
p,St. -. Mark,s,in- the Bouwerie. p. m
h'n pc, and Missionary Conference. Carnegie
, Han, afternoon.
Key John Haynes Holmes. "church and
SSthateLA Separation TO BE Ended. "
church Of the Messiah. II A. m
Military Order Of the Loyal Legion annual
services, Church Incarnation. 3 40 p. M.
Assemblyman Joseph V. Mckee on 'Cath
oo!lc Education," Church of Our Lady OF
Mercy. Marion Avenue and Fordham
Road
Senator George F. Thompson on "puhhc
New-York tribune., 1919-04-13
Police Orders
Transfers and Assignments

Leutenants. a. M, April 14-John Ian.
gan, 7th to s3d; John p. Bender, lst l. D, tc
1th; Thomas J. Leahy, 14th I. d.. to 1st
l. D.. desk duty
Bicycle Patrolmen William f. Dudley. 45th
to 50th with bicycle and equipment; James
T. Blythe. 10th to 10th. with bicycle and
equipment
Assignment to bicycle duty in precincts
Indicated. discontinued Edward T. Burke
116th; James +. Lynch. 123d George C.
Leavitt. 123d; Frank B. Psfeld, 123d.
Patromen Michael M. Mcdonald. Add to
lam P. Mcdonald, 103d to 39th: Henry G
Hoffman Headquarters to 14th. Boiler Squad
discontinued
Assigned to bicycle duty-.John S. Conway
a. M, April 12-Patrick H. Jones. 74th
to 77th; John H. Miller, 92d to 10th, bicycle
tional Defence to 116th, leave revoked.
Temporary Assignments
Inspector Alfred W. Thor, Headquarters
Chief of Staff. assigned acting chief in
spector from a. m, April IL, during ab-
sence of chief inspector.
Sergeant George Downey. 43d to Head
quarters. Is days. 8 a. M, April 16
Patrolmen Stephen NJ Downey. s5th, to
Headquarters, operator of automobile 5th
Deputy com1mssioner, 10 days. s a. M.
ters. days. a. M. April II.
lam w. KINNEY, 37th. to Headquarters j;
department. storehouse & Charles g. Orr, 97th.
George Greene headquarters, to Division of
Repairs and Supplies
From precincts indicated to Sd T. D.. al
legged disorderly hotels William Whist 31st /;
Jacob Sayor. 31st; John Mccormack, 37th.
From precincts indicated to 5th l. D., al
legged disorderly hotels-Emi Hilfker. 4th p;
Joseph T. McGowan. 18th Axel J. Swenson
3lst: Michael ]: Fitzgerald. goth Charles
,1ptt
Iohn J. Wallace 43d; Lawrence Hurley,
Barry. 56th.
From precincts indicated to eth T D.. al
Wottrich. 36th: George s. Peters. 36th {;
Frank Adams, 37th ichael McGurk, 3sth :
Peter ] Reilly. 3Sth John J. Garrigan, 42d /;
Thomas Madgan, Add.
From precincts indicated to Headquarters.
clerical duty. in Division Of Supplies-Ed-
ward A. Molloy, 46th: William A. Brazier,
SD; Matthew j. McCann. 9th
From precincts indicated to Headquarters.
clerical duty in Office of the chief clerk
Louis Grey, 3Sth; James F. Daily. s9th
From precincts indicated to Headquarters
Ward Walsh, 109th; Timothy Brown, S9th
Henry Bauer, Bur. of Tel.
Leave without Pay
Patrolman William O'Brien. 111th, days,
a. M, April 8.
Full Pay on Sick Report
Patrolmen Bernard Godstein, 31st II
noon, April s. during disability; John j.
Crdand, 74th, 3 a. m, April 6, during dis
ability.
Resignation Accepted
Bicycle patroman. IL p. m., April Ii
Howard V. Conway. 109th.
Found Guilty and Dismissed
Patrolman. II a. m. April 11.-Thomas
7
absent without leave days.
Death
Patrolman Joseph A. Hall, National De-
fence formerly 92d reported drowned in
the service of the United States army by
the snking of the U. S. s. Otranto in
British waters on October 6. 1918; attached
to Company e, 3i8th Infantry, u S. A.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-13
DEATHS

mother of William j., Charles f.. Mar
Garet F. James and Annie L. Henning.
rbmcrh rhmcrh services s at St. Francis de Chantal
monday April IA. at 10 o'clock Kingston
'Ontarlo) papers please copy
hUbBlNS-On Thursday, April 10, Alfred
"A, Ar hooblns, aged S3. beloved husband of
Dekalb av., Brooklyn. Monday, April IA,
at 80 p. m Kindly omit flowers.
R1 DER-On Saturday, April 70, 1919 Mt
ar ner residence. 6l5 East Front st.. Plain
ne neld; a. N: d. "A, Mrs Kathleen Ryder, widow
the late Judge f. d. Culver, in her nth
year Notice of funeral later
HufLER-At Orange, N. j. April 10.
9.i,. 9gL9' Harriette Jarvis. wife of Frank H.
Schuyler "a and daughter of the late William
r. and Elizabeth J. Fosdick of Stamford.
Iohn. Funeral services will be held at her
late residence 130 Hillside av., Monday.
April ID, at II 45 a. m
SCuLLY-On Thursday, April 10. 1919. Will
1am mr sculys beloved husband of the late
from. his late residence, 20 West cSd st..
on Monday. April IA. at $50 a. IN. ; thence
TO TO-, The Paplist Fathers Church. 10th st.
ana al Colum6us av:. where solemn mass of
rea,ienl viii he offered for the repose Of his
soul at 10 a. IN. lntefment n Calvary :
sIE1NFELDEK-Afte short illness. lie.
beeea, aged II. widow Of Simon stenfelder
aiih beloved mother Of Mrs. Ray schoen-
tsfe, benjamin, Louis. tila and br
Jacob j. steinfelder, the tlth inst, itela.
lives, friends and members Of Henry CLAY
1onia; I'dss' ds No, Ios / O. 8. Of l. and Go,
yited TO attend the funeral from the IIs.
brew Tabernacle, 2is West la0th st., sun
day, the 18th inst. AT . D. m.
VAN ONDEN- Suddenly, on April .. Mrs
i;ulu Van orden. wife of the late Henry
vices at the residence of her daughter.
Mrs Mary FOCAL 397 East 16bth st..
Bronx. on Sunday. April l3, at 2 p. m'
Relatives, friends and members Floral
Chapter, No %, Order of Eastern Star.
and Harlem Court o. Of A., and Sunset
Club are invited to attend Interment
Woodlawn.
WALL-Suddenly. on Thursday. April 10.
1919, Thomas husband of Mary c. Wall.
Funeral services at his late residence 3l9
West Goth St, Sunday evening at 2
o'clock. 1nterment private.
WELLBROCK-On Thursday, April 10. w
henry Welbrock. beloved brother of Ida
Welbrock. Knabe and Arthur Wellbrock.
Services at his late residence. 435 River
SIDE Drive, on Sunday afternoon at 3 40
O'Clock. Funeral private. 1t is requested
that no flowers be sent.
WHlTLEY-April II, 1919, Thomas Whitley
beloved father Of Mary 7. Whitley, aged 88
years Services at his late residence. 548
Kiyerside Drive, Sunday afternoon.
O'CLOCK lnterment private.
WlLSON-On Wednesday, April O. at Re-
hovo Penn. Alston II. Wilson, only son
OF the late Alston and Almata Wilson.
services Monday. April IA. 80 p. m.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-13

san and (Belg). New York and Norfolk
r uNDEE. April l1.-sailed: Steamer
DyNGENEss, April 1l:--Passed steam
sr President Bunge (Belg). Philadelphia
FoW,EY,~ April lo-sailed: Steamer
", GENOA, April 1o.-saiIed: Steamer
G1BRALTAR < April io.--Arrived' Steam
ers COLOMBIA dtall. Norfolk; Nevada
SM SSn }o1 th SSTdnass Ssw SS9P Yar
steamers Grontoft (Br.@ tfrcm Genoa),
HHa,mPton Hr,nat. 1ISG;s; Reads; Redbridse (Bro trom
1st5a,s Gt5A0W AP5 1GArrysa ss:a s'e1mfr
HANGo. April 4-Arrived: Steamer
Lake, Lake Yelverton. Philadelphia via Dart
ronto lBrl, New York
tessr nord Ah4 ApT Br Is st. 5dhn PasseS 4
B. for Belfast
stdsm5r. ISLE or WIGHT April 11mpasssd 3D.
Aniiwerp; A,a i,ysp; Trumg (swed). Norfolk for
i. dS,1;S K1NsALpi sa April l1.-Passca ,c, Steamer
Las pAhMAs. sT March 9iS rs 2s.EArrived: we'd:
Steamer Teresa Accamc Ital). savona via
Gibraltar FOR Hampton Roads
LEITH April lo.-Sailed: steamer Bur
germeister Schroeder. Louisburg G. 3.
ers Aquitania OBS, New York Haverford
(Br.l. Phil Adelpha. Sailed: 11th. steam
ers Gramplan (Br). St. John, N. B.; 18th
Adriatic (Br.). New York; Euclid (Br),
New York; Oxonian (Br) Galveston
10Th. steamer Baron Inchcape (Br.), New
York.
LONDON, April 11-Arrived: Steamers
Hambleton Range (Br), Norfolk and New
port News; Titan (Br), Boston. Sailed:
llth. Steamer War Subadar (Br.). Sabine.
NANTES, April ARRIVED: Steamer
War Brae (Br), Halifax.
FAClLLAC. April 8.-Arrved: Steamers
Accomao. New York: Santa Clara. New
York; Santa Rosa. New York.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-13
DEATHS

bERNsTEIN-Celia beloved wife Of Samuel.
mother Of Mrs. Fanny Nathan. julius
Nicholas. Jacob and Isadore.
sLACk-Suddeniy, on April TO- 1919 Cor
p neliIs j., beloved son of the late James
ieyed brother. of Mary E.. Julia A. and
\ the late Katharine c. Black Relative
and friends Of the family, also associate
fnnpioyes Of the Bureau Of Buildings,
l5f K Of c.. and Harmony Central As
ISOLATION Of the 18th Assembly District
are respectfully invited to attend funeral
rom his late residence, 341 East both st,
on Monday, April IA. at s:3o a. m.'
thence 70 Carmeiite Church, 28th st.. near
I'a,, ~, AZ wnere solemn mass Of requiem
~iIi be offered for the happy reposc Of his
soui. lnterment Calvary Cemetery.
BLAkEImrs. Charles F., formerly of Lef-
Wsstwood, n. J.. April 10. Funeral L"Is st
. ;So o'elock'Sunday afternoon.
bOYHAN-On Friday. April IL. the Hon
wilI'am J.. Boyhan, beloved brother Of Mrs.
Thomas Conlon.. at his residence. 2fs North
Ocean av., Patehogue. L. /. Re)ativen nnd
friends Of the family are respeetf,,itv re rs1
qussted 10 attend the funeral on Mondav
April II. at st. Gabrel's Church East a7th
a., where solemn mass II requiem viii
se.d ~ ce,sD'a1ea s 'or ths happy repose Of his
Ccsches VIII meet train arriving nj penn.
syiyania Railroad Depot at i0:4f n, m
BhEITWlESER On Friday, April If. fa1o
John u. Brejtwieser, IN HIS 18Th yra,
esrgices viii be held on Sunday, Apr0 IA.
A. 1eloek In the afternoon. Intersnent
Driys,e Please omit flowers.
HkYAN,-I Iieytenant. John Ftaser, beloved
sop cf Martha and the late David Urya,
N France ~ wounds received IN setI,n
yet b 1912. Merorini services III,
asnmes Shnreh. 1901, 81. and Jerofue ay..
Bronx, b8ndsy, ADriI 10, a. 4 .. m.
BUCKLEY Mafy A. fnfs Jfe;aetta,a.., q.
her 55th year. F0resal priVst4. fss,n bn,
ias< fesbisnce, 2i1 West s1ih VI.
CoUPEh BDddenjy. IN Nav York ua,,v
tssm Coopsf, only nm of the iafe gjjbe,t
ahd bafsh Beam CooDst. aged b2
New-York tribune., 1919-04-13
FOREIGN PORTS

BrsifaCaA AirfaGANTE TTa. April a;-sailed: Steamer
ans 1RDAM, April 6.--Arrived. Steau-
H.. rs Jhson IDutch). Philadelphia; ceres
'putEh1, ,r,,, baltimore via Newport News CO
GAN ,AMiTWSsERP, Ssa, April s;--Arrived: Steamer Steam
gloria (Swed), Philadelphia. Sailed. sth
SSsseamer Sswan AArna Ar New york; sth' Vessman IAN
New fork; Uhier (Belg). Philadelphia' -
bELBOA, April 12.-Arrived. Stoa,
eTs Wakanna. San Francisco; War N"hio
sspa1, sra Vanoouver; Antonus (BrJ, Punto '
arenas; Mtddlebury, Caluao; James q q
Ro1th ntfney' y.a Afn,tofagasta bark Annie NJ. w.
:, BELFAST. April 11.-Arrived stearar
faI Gfarrlsan Head (Br). Baltimore via a'Il HaIll
vs1dsIs h1hIIsT3l., d. April 11.-Arrived: Steamer
'a,acla ~. a. tBr.), New York e"''ici
Msnt1e Urewe Hall tBr), New York: cir ~
"Gn1la cnpr N,I1 NMr)t Now York =" N''y OF
or Tjikcmbang, New York steam
ers iIi,STOBAL, IiL April 12.-Arrived: Steam
rs w.. Nemuera H'r), London; Java Msru
Tsw TSr, York Aacnpa. New York; Eiknra Waru,
vanc, wnn1, ,Mlverpool Sailed: Steamers Az
vance, van. New York; West Amareosa' Aua's Nn,u Au
Kill Kill news; Octorara, Cuba; Risor' cuiy
DOVER. April 11.-Passea. s,.a
New-York tribune., 1919-04-13

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