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Police Orders
Transfers and Assignments

AIAuslcEs ana ASSlRnmentS
Patrolmen. effect II :01 n m January 22-
Matteo Attinello. Division National Defence
to 46th. leave of absence revoked. Effect s
l04th
Temporary Assignments
Patrolmen-Harry Carty. 29th. to 9Th In
spection District, front of alleged disorde-lv
hotels, eight days, a. m. January "a
From precincts indicated to 1st Inspection
District, raided premises. eight days. a. m.
January "a William Pfeiffer. 13 Daniel
Delehanty. 96 Calvin l.. Town, SO.
Assignment Discontinued
Patroman Michael NJ. O'Donnell. 23d to
5th inspection District. alleged disorderly
hotels, s n. nj. January "a
Leaves Of Absence Without Pay
Patromen-Conrad Seebach o9th. one
thy 89th, one day. p. m. January %
Aaron Fl. Griswold, Traffic G, three days.
40 a. m. January 23.
Sick Leave Granted
Patrolman Thomas MeManus. Goth. thirty
days, a. m January 23
Suspended without Pay
Patrolman John j. Kelly National Dc
fence, effect 957 a. m. January %.
Resignation Accepted
Effect 12 p. M. January 22-patrolman
John j. O'Ncil. National Defence.
Appointed Special PntroImen
Effect January al Andrew G. Murphy.
italian Consul General. With the u. s.
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DAMMES, John r.. Il Cooper Street
FISHER. Alex A.. Manhassett (W).
CANNON. Thomas NJ, Hudson (W)
GORMLEY, Robert j.. corp, Cohoes (re-
turned to duty)
HATCH, Arthur E.. 3ol Argyle Road
HUBER. William A.. 1859 Putnam Ave
nuc. Brooklyn.
JACKSON, Charles, Albany (Wo.
klEfER, r. P, sgt, Buffalo tW).
I.EAHY. James s., Mamaroneck 1W)
MACALI. Ludovco, Little Falls Cd D).
MACEJEWSKI, Casimer Buffalo (W)
MARCUS. Louis H.. 1924 Lincoln Place
Brooklyn.
NORRIS. J. X, Elmira (retuvned to dutv>
ROGERS, John W., Westield (W).
RUMMINGS. Henry, Eln1ira (roturncd to
duty.
WEsTERLUND. Arthur, Islip Creturned
BENJAMIN Horatio j., Low Beach (w).
BUNT, Wilmer. Otisco Valley iWl.
DAHL. Peter D.. Tonawanda (W)
Ei-DRlDGE Burton G.. Carthage (returned
OSWALD. Raymond Y, Lancaster (W).
STOCK. John r.. Rochester tW,
SWEET. Albert H.. Waterloo (W).
NORTH CAROLINA:
LEWELLYN. T. E.. Round Peak Cd d..
LEWIS, Sam D.. Raleigh % D.,
OHIO:
BOUTS, Walter E.. Bloom Switch fK)
Els. Benjamin r. Millersburg (W)
HAAS, Alvin A., Dayton (N).
HOLE. William H.. Spring Valley (er-
roneously reported D w.
M'KNIGHr Troy c.. Wordsworth Cd D..
OKLAHOMA:
LUMPKIN John w. West Tulsa lK).
PENNSYLVANIA:
ANDERSON, Carl A.. Warren I'd D..
BARR Robert Philadelphia (K)
AuER A. John b., sgt, Mcpherson ID D..
LIT No,
MADDEN. Frank f.. Pittsburgh (errone-
ously reported D.
NNoRThRur, n. .9,II claud, sugar Grove % ID.
O,NElLL. Thomas. Philadelphia Cd D..
PETROWsKI. Andrew. Carnegie 1l1.
PLAFT, William s.. Mount Carmel I'd D.
pOSEY. John. Reading Cd D..
:, IRANkLE. Norman j., sgt, Plymouth
Meeting Cd D..
TENNEssEE:
AUSTIN, Frederick c.. corp, Fountain.
City ID ID. ''' It
o'NEAL, Homer J. R., Adamsville (l0.
TE&AS:
BURROUGHS. Foy A.. Robert Lee ID D,
COBB. James L.. Raetya % D).
VERMONT:
SHEEHAN. George, Burlington (D).
SMITH, Casper L., WaitsfieId Cd d.
VIKGINiA; i,GII
MoRGAN. N Ebert L.. New Point % D..
PARSLEY. Herbert. Westwood (K).
WEST VIRGINIA:
ARBAUGH. Asa, Charleston Cd D..
WISCONSIN,:
COLOGNE, Julius A.. Green Bay % d..
SOSI ELLO, Michael. Marnetto (k).
DlEIRlCU. Alfred c.. Cedarburg flO.
HEN n EN- AN, Joseph. Lena ID d.
MAJ SIX. Alexander J Athens (D).
koMANCIuk, Walter, Owen (Ill
FOREIGN
FRANCE
SHERMAN, Raymond H., Paris % d..
ITALY:
BONACCI. Carmine, Rissorta Cd d..
SPAIN:
MARTIN. D.. civilian Vallatsie I'd d.
Erroneously Reported Missing
ACERBO, Giro PIG East l1Sth Stroe+
New York City
Returned to Duty, Previously Reported
Died of Disease
GElGER. Joseph f.. Newark, N. j.
Present for Duty Previously Reported
Killed
JURSlk, Anton. 426 East Seventy-second
Street New York City.
Wounded Slightly, Previously Reported
Killed
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ALABAMA
YANN. G: c., lieut.. Montgomerv (D).
ARKANSAS:
BURKs. James E.. Hudspeth 90 D..
(, CALIFORNIA:
OGDEN, VIM. A.. corp. Hanford Cd D).
ROBERTSON, Burton, Pleyto Cd d..
COLORADO:
DOTSON, Adon r., Campo Cd D..
CONNECTICUT:
CELE1LO. Nicholas, southngton (W).
DEMETRIOS. Tomas, Syracuse (W).
MOsHER. Emdon NJ, Mystic (W>.
PATROHILOS. G., Thompsonville (W).
ROOT, George W. sgt. Middletown ID d.
ROSSIGNOL, Albert, corp. New Hartfor,
SHUMsKY, Leo Z. A., sgt, New Britain
(Wl.
IVORY. Henry smithville % D..
POELER, David, Cordele Cd D..
FIKsTAD, Melvin r.. Thornton (Ko.
GARLAND. Thomas P. Harmon Cd.
KALVELAGE. George j.. Chicago Cd p).
LASKOWSKI. Walter Chicago Cd D..
LACY. John R., corp, Neoga (returne,
OSBERG. Gust A., Rockford (KD.
PATZER. William r., Chicago ID d.
INDIANA:
: COOPER, Elmer f., Huntingberg Cd D..
IOWA:
ADDAM Frank F., Klemme ID D..
SWENSON, Peter. Randall CD.
KANSAS:
NUCHOLs. Monte t. Eureka Cd d..
KENTUCKY:
AFFORD, George W.. Anna Cd D..
BARROW, Tinis G.. sgt. Louisville ID d.
SAMPLES. Leonard. Hatton (k).
rHIESSEN, William NJ, corp, Lorring
ton I'd d..
LOUISIANA:
HOBGOOD, Henry W.. jackson ID D..
LINSCOMB, Ray. Echo I'd D..
MAINE:
OSIER, John, Orono (K).
sCHERBIN, Stephen M. Baltimore % d.
MASSACHUSETTS:
KEY ES, Harry A.. Boston tK).
MOORE. Michael f., Worcester I'D d..
PITTS, William H., Campc!o % D..
TAYLOR, VIM W., corp, Hamilton Cd D.
GROVE. Henry j.. Bay City 'Dl:
LARSON. Martin. Suttons Bay (W).
PAYNE. Hugh c.. Jackson %.
PRINTUP, George G., corp, Grand Rapids
MINNESOTA:
ALTO. Hjamar. Cromwell Cd w.
MISSOURI:
PETREE. II. f.. lieut., Oregon (D).
BEEKMAN, A. w. j. H.. Concorda ID D.
DUNN, Alvin NJ, Barnard % d.
HERRING, W. F., corp, Cmlicothe (K).
MONTANA:
BRESLIN. Cornelius. Butte ID D..
NEBRASKA:
CORLEN, August. Bloomfield ID D..
FREY. Edwin j., Hebron % D..
llBOT, Orin j., Burton % d..
NEW HAMPSHIRE:
NlDRING. Joseph. Manchester ID D..
NEW JERSEY:
BOOTH. Gerome p. Hamburg (W).
BREMBLE, .ohn A., Planfield (W).
BROCHOW, Alexander A., White House
Station (W).
GAFFNEY, Clarence. Dover W.
GRANT. Walter. Atlantic City ID d..
M'KEOWN. Frank j.. Gloucester City (W)
NELSON, Oscar f., sgt, Elizabeth tW).
STILLWELI.. Arthur L., Garwood (M).
SCHORK. George. New Brunswick (W).
d, MULLER. Lawrence, lrvngton (Wl
NEW YORK:
ROGERS. Newton c., lieut., Canandaiouc
ferroaeously reported diod).
BOLYARD, Wesley c., jr.. Buffalo (W).
BOSZ, Fred West Falls (W).
BECKER, Percy. Saugerties % d.
CORVALSKI. Joseph, Amsterdam (MD.
CAREIOLA Luigi. Amsterdam (W).
Cullen, Thomas j.. corp, Kingston Gre
turned to duty.
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Crosses Awarded to
Soldiers of u. s. for
Heroislla i'm the w ar
Several New Workers Are
Among Officers and Men
Cited for Bravery During
the Fighting in France

WASHINGTON, Jan. 23.--The COM
mander in chief, in the name of the
President. has awarded the Distin-
guished Service Cross to the following
named officers and soldiers for acts of
extraordinary heroism:
Captain CHARLES A. SANDBURG. Com
pany f, l0Sth Infantry. For extraordinary
heroism in action near St Souplct, France,
October H. 1918. After having been Sc
verely wounded. CAPTAIN SandburG continued
TO advance with his command until ordered
to leave the field by his regimental COM
mander. Home address. Jamestown, N. Y.
Second Lieutenant ERWIN A. DENNIS.
i0Sth Infantry. For extraordinary heroism
in action near st. Souplet. France October
Z. 1918 Lieutenant Dennis led small
patrol against an enemy machine gun nest,
which he successfully captured He discov-
cred q large enemy nest and for three hours
held n position against it, until reinforced
by Vickers machine gun. This aid forced
the enemy to surrender; the capture consisted
OF officers. l45 men. large maximum
guns, Leigh machine guns and 3 anti-tanlz
guns. Home address. Auburn. N. Y
Corporal PATRICK SYNOTT, Company
F. 1OSth Infantry. For extraordinary hero
ism IN action near Rorssoy. France, Septem-
ber 2S. 1915 Corporal Synott displayed ex-
ceptional bravery in leaving shelter and go-
ing forward under heavy machine gun fire
and bringing back several wounded soldiers.
Home address, 205S Eighth Avenue, New
York City.
Private SAMUEL J. RANDALL, Company
H. 1QSth Infantry. For extraordinary hero
ism in action near st. Souplet, France Ccto-
Der Is, 1918. Accompanied by an officer
and three other soldiers, Randall made a
reconnaissance Of the River La Sale the
journey being made under constant heavy
machine gun fire. To secure the desired in
formation it was necessary to wade the
stream TOR the entire distance. Home adj
dress. Beaver Dam, N Y.
First Lieutenant c. w. STEiNHILBER,
35fth Infantry. For extraordinary heroism
12, 1918. When his company commando
was seriously wounded Lieutenant Steinhiiber
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Sherbet Is Persia's Drink

The great beverage in Persia is sher-
bet, which is plentifully supplied and
of which there are many varieties
from the bowl of water with squeeze
Of lemon to the clear concentrated iu;ce
Of any sort of fruit TO which water is
added to dilute it. Only among the
rich and fashionable are glasses used;
IN all other cases sherbet ia served in
emma bowls and drunk from deep
WOODEN spoons carved in pcarwood.--
Los Angeles Times.
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Samoan GLANDS Australia and specially addressed
mai for New Zealand via San Francisco at s 80
p M; Jsn 90 Tor dispatch per So. Ventura.
m Ian 81, for dispatch per ss. Lurlinc -
IN Islands New Zealand and Australia. via Van
equver 20 , snd Victoria. y c. at $50 p. M. Jan
a ila%aii and Guaia, close 5;9o p m daily This
iispatch TO destination by the best o,Sportunty ''
Japan. corea. China. siam. Cochin China. Straits
30 D. m daily. This mail Ia forwarded 10 ,ha
Pacihc Coast daily for dispatch 10 destination BY
he best opportunity.
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Shipping Board: Charles Ferguson. Michael
Donovan, Peter f. Quinn. Thomas H. Lunny.
designations Special Patrolmen
George Seeig, Louis Bosscrt & Sons, Jan
uary : John J. Magner,, Federal Reserve
nank January 20: John Ragagalia, Stand
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LOST, FOUND AND REWARDS

LOST.-Lady's gold mesh bag. with TWO
small sapphircs in clasp. containing
American and French money, on Pier 6l.
ON arrival of s. S. Lapland. Sunday. jan
nary 10. Reward 500 for return to Car
tier No questions asked. 653 Fifth ave.
LOSr.-Long black purse containing
money and diamond ring: on Fifth ave
bus or Washington Square North. between
corner Fifth ave. and No Washington
Square; large reward Return to Watson
& Washington Square. Telephone Spring
6S26
iOSr.-Thursday. on Park ave. near sSth
st. white and tan Pekinese dog, black
harness; sits up and answers TO name of
Poko. Reward If returned TO Mrs Hugh
l.. Cooper, 1913 East saith St. Apartment
A.
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LEGAL NOTICES

STATE OF NEW YORK, OFFICE OF THE
SECRETARY OF STATE. So:
THIS CERTIFICATE. issued in dupli-
cate. hereby ccrsifies that the Bosch MAG
neto Company, a domestic stock corpofsss
ton, has nled in this Office on this 22nd
day of January. 1919. papers for the voiun'
,ary dissolution Of such corporation under
section 2st os the General Corporation
Law. Rnd that IL appears therefrom thet
such corporation has compiled with said
section In order TO he dissolved.
-WiFN SSS nay hand and tho seal OF
ofiiee of the Secretary OF State, at the
city OF Albany. this twenty.
tSeall second day of January, one thou'
SAND nine hundred and nireteeus
tSigned) A. b. PARKER.
Deputy Secretary OF state
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Lenox Storage & Transfer Co.

in!rU Avenue at S3th ST.. \. Y.
70 Denis O'COnnor. Lawrence ShanGiey
Jennie Cohen. Mrs. Ella Bogart. F. K.ernan n
MIS-: rarrell, Louis Nene A. Rodemann. Miss
-. McGlnness: You and each OF you are
hereby notified that the time for payment of
our lien upon the property hereinafter de-
srrlDed having expired. after due notice had
been given you, we will cause such property.
TO wit, household Goods. Personal Effects
Trunks. Merchandise. Carpets. etc. stored in
our warehouses by You COR in your name or
IN which you may have an interesD to be
sold at public auction according TO the stat
ute III such case made and provided at
Monarch Auction Rooms, 15l East l25th
street. New York city, on TUESDAY, FEB
RUAHY 4TH. 1919. at 1890 "a. m. and if
the sale thereof is completed on said
date the same will be continued at the same
place on each and every Tuesday thereafter.
continuing until the sale is completed
LENOX STORAGE x TRANSFER CO. Inc
THE CLINTON STORAGE wAREuOU SEES.
Offices 2i3 and PAS East 35th ST. New
nork-Io Mrs. Elizabeth Adams. Noble G.
Hutier, j. j. Boothroyd. Mrs. Margaret Boin,
Roy ii. Butln, Estate of Mrs. Mary Conway
Nose Ca arlson, Della Clark Mrs De f.
Crosby Elizabeth Dempsey, Mary j. Dough-
ton NJ {. Emerson Estate of Maria Fee.
Peter McGuinness Executor; Geo f. Fem-
ing, Katherine Fox, Mrs. Elizabeth Fuller.
Mrs. Alice NJ Garrett, Margaret Grenning.
May Hansbury, Margaret Harding Charles
Adelaide kellam, Mary McDermott, Dora
Mccarthy. Geraldine w Morgan Michael
Martin, Joseph Murray. Mrs. r. Norton. An
NE O'Brien. Mary Ross, Fanny NJ Spencer.
llilma Smith, Lizzie Short, Helen f. Nree-
land. Sarah Wooley, Rex Thomas Worrall
A. d. Jors. You and each of You are hereby
notified that the time for the payment of this
company lien upon the property hereinafter
described having expired. after due notice
thereof had been given you, this company
Will cause such property to wilt. household
goods, personal effects and merchandise
stored by YOU in your name COR in which
YOU may have an interesD in The Clinton
q rGh hA cnl,( ;t..
auction, according to the statute in such ca Sc
made and provided Said auction will take
place at these warehouses; 243 and 245 East
RUARY Sd. 1919 at 10 a. m. and win be
continued each succeeding Monday at ,he
same time and place until the sale is COM
pletsd.
II. G.. ELLSWORTH, General Manager.
New York. JanV Il 1919
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Woman Golf Pro. Laws Links

Mrs. Courley Dunn Webb who has
iaid out an especially fine golf course
IN california, is the only woman golf
professional in America. indianapolis
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Else,Uheve

Character casualties is indicated %
n wounded led
90 w died of % d. died disease (sI) missing;
AnriCn
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Died of Disease
Wounded Severely

HAYDEN, Richard v. lieut., Ala East
l52d Street, Mem York City;
BECKER, Harry, corp, 404 South Second
Street, Brooklyn.
BRAZO. Raymond j., Long Branch, N. j.
BRIDE. Raymond, Herkimer Street.
Brooklyn.
FEEDER. Nathan, 211A Lewis Avenue,
Brooklyn.
GILL. John H. CORP woodclffr-on-Hud-
son, n. J
HEARTY, James H., 322 Greenwich Street,
New York City.
JABLONsKI, Carol, 261 sackman Street,
Brooklyn.
Levy, Harry, 12s Chrystic Street, New
York City
LEMEY. Arthur F.. 246 East 12sth Street,
New York City.
MEEHAH. William, 81 Hancock Place.
New York City.
ROsMARIN Louis. sgt. 221 Lewis Ave
nue., Brooklyn.
sCHNACK. Clifton W., sgt. Passaic, N. j.
DONELAN, Cornelius 202 Monitor Street,
Brooklyn.
DRoPKIN, Samuel 255 voloboch Street,
Brooklyn.
MERCEsKI, Tony. 305 Kent Avenue.
Brooklyn.
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of dlsorganized chlorophyll which re-
main give the predominatlng yellow
color to autumnal foliage. The rods and
browns are produced by various de-
composition products which comprise
the cell contents and which are formed
under the conditions resulting from the
maturing of the Scientific Ameri-
can.
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LOST B.ANtlHOOkS ,

Lost Bankbook No. s55,344 of the Union
Dime saw Bank is missing. Any
person having claim to 1t Is hereby
called upon to present the same within ten
days or submit to having i'd passboolS
cancelled and new issued.
LOST OR STOLEN.-Bankbook No. 1l6.7es
Of the Interest Department. of The
BoWery Bank OF New York. 124-t2G Bow
cry New York city. Payment stopnea
and cancellation applied for
LOST.--BanisboolS No 1.O27.09s or Ronl,
for Savings, $50 Fourth ave. New York
Payment stopped Please return book to
bank
LOST.-Bankbook No. 1,0S5l6s OF I3an,e
for Savings. ESQ Fourth ave, New York
hank. ~ w
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MARRIAGES

BEHNKE--HAPPEL-- and Mrs. Ads,,
Happel announce the marriage Of Their
daughter Anna to Mr.. Richard r
Behnke. of Allentown, Penn.
BEHSE-COHEN-M and Mrs. HERNIA,
Cohen. of 53i West l43d St, announce the
marriage OF their daughter Alice to Ieo
N. Berse. Of Pieinfield. N J. Reception
after return from honeymoon
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Casualty List

WASHINGTON 23The casualty lists made public by the
Department 344 officers
Of these disease wounded
The full lists for New York City and vicinity New York New
other follow
Ne1p York
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Moon rises l2:45 ii. Neon sets i .o5 a. m.
High Water
.., II, AN PM
Governors Island .................. 200 s.oa
''oi' '@'e '''''''... ............ 3;22 3:47
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CEMETERIES
TUE wooDLAwN CEMETERY.

23Sd st. BY Harlem Train and by Trolley.
Lots of smai size for sale.
Office. 30 East ESD St. y. Y,
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Eiro,teously Reported Wounded

FITZGERALD, Curtis j.. jr., 633 St.
Johns Place, Brooklyn.
HOLLAND, Edward 13o Ninth Street,
Brooklyn.
SANDERS, Chester H., 254 Clifton Place,
RrnnilYn
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Wounded
degree Undetermined)


cUccIA. Joseph, 81 East 1oGth Street.
New orll City.
NIEBUHR, Walter, Jersey City, N. j.
OCONNOR, William. 2s3 East Seventy
seventh Street New York City
QUERE, Edward w. 90 James Street, New
York City
RUBINO, PasquaIe, Sc Saratoga Avenue,
Brooklyn.
sAFARIK, Ruddy R., Long Island City.
N. Y.
WALz, Harry, 100 South Fourth Street,
Brooklyn.
Wounded Slig chilly
HYLAND. Christopher. 337 East Thirty
ninth Street, New York City.
Missing
, CAMPI Vincent, 1913 Montgomery Street,
Brooklyn.
DEvcNMILLE, Edward A., GAL Grand
Avenue. Brooklyn:
9 GUNDERsoN, Carl. 1873 Fifty-fourth
Street, Brool<lyn
MAREsCA. Philip c., 5o4 Onderdonl Ave
nue., Brooklyn.
ROWAN, James A., Jersey City. N j.
STEPHANO, Demetrius, sgt, Mount Yer
non, N Y
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Beekrnan 5000
BIRTHS

ROCK To Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Rock. of 2a9,
l.sbo"t av.. son. Tuesday. January p
1919. -
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GIRLS.

NO EXPERIENCE NEEDI:D: $3.50 TO START:
ILGHT; CI;EAN FACTORY WORK; FOOT PRESS
BENCH WORK: iSHOTE WI.En tNSONIA
CLOCK COMPANY. SEVENTH AVE AND l2TH
ST. BROOKLYN
New-York tribune., 1919-01-24

GIRLS for plain power sewing machines: sesdy
work; also part time workers. Partridge & Viii
OK, PSI Church
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Ne,o York City and Vicinity
Killed

WALSH. John A. lieut., 3l3 East Eighty
fifth Street. New York City.
DIMAGGIO. Rocco. 553 East 134th Street,
New York City.
FOX. Harry. Newark. N. J.
RUBANOW, William, 2f9 Hart Street,
Brooklyn.
nue., New York City.
Died of Wounds
HAAS. Leo, 1o43 Southern Boulevard,
New York City.
SYMBOL. Abraham, APP Barley Street,
Brooklyn.
Died of Disease
FERGUSON, Ranforth B. Huntington l.. 1.
LEVINESS, Joseph j., 1914 Sixty-fifth
Street, Brooklyn.
ROBERTSON, John NJ. 81 Oakland Street.
Brooklyn.
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Shipping Intelligence
Port of New York

Miniature Almanac
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Cla sified Adver sing
IMPORTANT NOTICE

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and IN Memoriam Notices may ha
telephoned 10 The Tribune any TINA
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and send the notice as you wish It In.
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you later. The notice will reach over
100000 readers daily.
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YESTERDA,
OUTGOING STEAMERS
'rn-dav
aturda,
Sunday
TRANSPACIEIC MAILS

wilhelmina. Brcst ......
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RLS over 10, TO stitch and fold silk Apply
Office. fourth focr. Smith & Uhhs. 5l5 West
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Returned 10 Duty

DUERR Gustaye a., Newark, N. j.
New York City
PERETYMAN. Sam, is Belvidere Street.
Brooklyn.
ROMAN DvOnjzy Masno+b 7 T
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Ne,o York City and Vicinity

MASEK. Frank, 419 East Seventy eighth
, Street, New York City.
PARsEFF, Harry, 2S6 East Seventh
Street. New York City.
POLITICIAN, Joseph, 1861 Flushing Ave-
nue., Brooklyn.
WECKEsSER, Edward A., IS Irving Ave
nue., Brooklyn.
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HARNESS Harry s.. aged 38. beloved
husband of Florence S. Harkness and onl,
son Of the late i. V: Hardness, at his
residence. 270 Park av.. at 7:45 D. M.
January 90, 1919. Notice of funeral here
aftor
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RANSOM Suddenly. at Enslewood. NJ j..
on Wednesday. January %. 1919, Julia
Snyder, widow of George Warren Ransom.
in her c9th year. Funeral services at St
Paurs Church. Englewood. N j.. on Sat-
l.rslaA- J :. x - -
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LOCkW WOOD-Suddenly. of pneumonia at
Hacbensack. n. j.. January 2I. 1919. Har-
old Monteich. brother of Joseph F. and son
OF Marion Finch and the late Hustled Lock-
wood of 354 Summit av Hackensaek.
Funeral private. Please omit fowers =
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STENOGRArIl.t and BOOKKEEPER: mus, bc
good ~ figures; don't call unless you possess
he qualifications: Call Square Lumber Company.
Neptune ave. and West 2lgt ST.. Coney Islana.
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NILES Fell asleep at noon on January q.
the Rev. Charles Martin Niles. D. D. rec
tor OF the Church of the Ascension, Allan
tic City. Funeral services at the ehrsrh
on Saturday. January %. at .. 70 Rev.
erend clergy invited TO attend. Please
bring Nestrnenfe
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HAWK At her late residence 125 East 72d
ST. Thursday. January %, 1919. Of pneu-
monia, Edith Olivia. beloved daughter Of
William s. and Edith A. Hawk Funeral
services at the Church of Zion and St
Timctt., 33i West 57th st. Saturday
morning, January 25. at II o'clock Kindly
omit hn,.ere
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HAMILT0N-Charles Alfred, on January ..
a5 his late residence, 431 West End av
New York City. in the 10th year of his age
Funeral services at the residence. Frida,
January a. at 80 a. m. Intermen
private. az Ridgefield. Conn. Kindly omi
flowers Connecticut naners nIaaso co.,
New-York tribune., 1919-01-24

HAMILTON Mabel. on January %. Services
The FUNERAL CHURCH, Broadway and
66th st. Drank Z. Campbell'sf, Friday,
New-York tribune., 1919-01-24

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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-21
YELLOW JACKETS AGAINST
SPIDERS SATURDAY NIGHT
Rich oud College Quint Will Play in
tshlnnd-Finai Clash Of
season.

Much interest is being manifested in
the basketball contest 10 be staged be-
7Wecn the Guintsi. fcsr3:cntinS Rich
mond College anIl kaHdoiph Macon to-
MORROW night The local team has no
chance Tor anything better than third
place IN the Eastern Virginia ASsocia-
lion standing. but this i~ a suGicicn,
incentive 10 carry !. into tho fray de-
icrmincd 10 win
another spuri ina; bids, fair to make
INC game hotlE contested Is thr fact
that the Yellow Jackets have not lost
game thus far. The Spiders are out
10 Put one defeat IN the place OF that
goose csE. This viii be tho final clash
OF the sea son, Randolph Macon having
already ciuchcJ the laurels
The team: accompanied by con-
tnEent Of Red and Blue supporters.
vii leave BROAD Street station at go
o'clock, returning on the S:35 train out
Of Ashland. Ey agreement all Rich
inond College students will be admitted
10 the game without charge
Coach Marshall Will start the same
Fam that has, under wcighty handi-
caps, fought its way TO champiouship
fatinE Yates and street Will manage
he forward positions Knigh, viii be
seen ct center, and the guard posi-
Nors Will he held down bv Captain
Motley and Tribblc