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Evening journal., 1919-02-07
Would rip" Out City
Boards Ey B II in Senate

OF Delaware.
Section 8: Each OF the members OF
said board shall. before entering upon
their respective duties. enter into a
bond with suretles 10 The Mayor aud
Council OF Wilmington" In tht sum
OF twenty-five thousand dollars the said
sureties 10 be approved by the Judge
OF the Municipal Court OF the SAID
city OF Wilmington, and with the fol-
lowing condition, namely:
The condition OF this bond is such
that II the above bounden -------.
one OF the board OF city commissioners
Of the city OF Wilmington. shall at
all times comply with the provisions
OF this act, and shall faithfully execute
the powers and trusts confded In him.
then the above obligation TO be void,
otherwise, 10 remain in full force snd
virtue"
To the said bond there shall be sub
Joined a warrant OF attorney for the
confession Of judgment. and the said
bond and warrant shall be flled In the
ONCE OF the city treasurer. there to
remain until, in the judgment OF the
VI 1IAAN VI VIC
said city OF Wilmington. the welfare
Of the said city demands that II be
entered In Judgment IN the Superior
Court OF the State OF Delaware, In and
for New Castle county.
Section Q: It shall be unlawful for
any member Of the board, offlcer. agent
or servant, appointed under the pro-
visions OF this act, TO furnish labor or
material. either directly or indirectly,
for the making, erection, or repair OF
any bridge, road. highway. causeway.
wharf. dock. public bnilding. or public
work OF any kind OF description. which
Is or may be, within the care, Gus
tody or control OF the said board, or
any department thereof, or OF any other
agency OF the said city OF Wilmington,
o. 10 be. or 10 become. directly or in
directly. either the contractor. or sub
contractor, for, or pecuniarily interest
ed In, the performance OF any public
work, duty or service OF any nature or
Kind within the control OF the said
board. OF any department thereof or
any other agency for the sa d city OF
Wilmington, or to have. receive, accept
or enjoy. any rebate. proflt glft. emol-
ument, or any pecuniary benett what
soever, either directly or indirectly.
from, or on account OF. any contract
in respect OF, or labor or materials fur
nished, or 10 be furnished, In respect
OF. any public work OF any kind or
description which Is. or may be, with
In the care. custody or control OF the
said board, or any department thereof,
or other agency OF the said city OF
Wilmington
Il shall be unlawful for any member
OF said board. ofilcer. agent or servant
appointed under the provisions OF this
act, 20 be. or become. interested directly
or Indirectly in any contract fcr labor
or materials. or the profits thereof, Or
services to be furnished or performed
for any person, flrm, or corporation
operating any street railway, interur-
ban railway, gas works. electric light
or power plant. heating plant. tele-
graph line, telephone exchange, or other
public utility within the territorial
limits Of the said city Of Wilmington;
and II shall be unlawful for any mem
Der OF the said board, oflcer. agent or
servant, to accept or receive, directly
Evening journal., 1919-02-07
CONTINUED from page one.)

(Continued from page one.)
Robertson bill creating the Board OF
City Commissioners provides:
Be II Enacted by the Senate and
House Of Representatives Of the sta,a
Of Delaware. in General Assembly met.
ltwo-ihi ds OF all the members elected
10 each branch thereof concurring
there NJ:
Section 1. The word Mayor" shall
mean the Mayor OF 'the Mayor and
Council OF Wilmington" The word
Council shall mean the Council OF
The Mayor and Council OF Whining
ton." The word Board" shall mean
The Board OF City Commissioners Of
the City OF ngton"
Section 2 There Is created hereby
for the City OF Wilmington. a depart
ment 10 be known as The Board Of
City Comm 'ssioners OF the CITY OF VIII
minzton." which sad Board shall con-
sist OF i've sober and capable persons.
10 be appointed by the Mayor OF said
City of Wilmington. as hereinafter pro-
vided.
The members OF the Board lrst ap-
pointed hereunder shall De appo nted
on the nrst day Of July A. D., 1919
as follows:
One member shall be appointed for
the term OF one year; one member FOR
the term OF two years; one member
for the term OF three years: one mem
Der for the term OF four years. and
one member for the term OF flve years
AT the expiation OF the term o;
offlce OF the persons FIRST appointed
hereunder. the vacancy thereby created
shall be filled by the Mayor. by the
srpoln ment Of a suitable person for
the term OF 1ve years.
Vacancies occurring In said board FOR
any cause other than a vacancy caused
BY the expiration OF the term OF oflire
shall he nllrd by the Mayor. by the
appo 'ntment OF a suitable person for
tho remainder Of the unexpired term
Section 3 All appointments OF mom-
bers Of the said Board including the
appointments FIRST made hereunder.
shall be with the approval OF at least
two-thi"ds or all the members electrd
to Corncil.
Section I. No person shall be eligible
TO arro'ntment. as a member OF the
said Board who shall not be- at the
time ~ his appointment. a citizen OF
the United Statas. a quail fed voter OF
the state ~ Delaware, snd shall have
been a resident OF the c'ty OF Wlming-
ton FOR three years next p-ered'ng his
appointment Any member OF the sad
Board may be removed for cause. a'ier
due hearing by a two-thi-ds vote OF
all the members elect'd 10 Council:
provided however. that any member
OF said Board shall be given written
COPY Of the charges brought aza nst
HIM pt least ten days prior to tn Acar-
lng thereof
Section 5. The members OF the Ao7''i
shall earh receive a salary OF not more
than th'rtv-fve hundred dollars per
annrm which shall b nayable rs The
salaries OF other city ofllcers are now.
OF NAV be hereafte-, be paid.
Section 8 All OF the members OF
sad Boa-d shall not be OF tie same
POL teal faith
Section Z: The members OF the board
shall before assuming once. take and
subscribe to the oath OF once as pro-
vided in the constitution Of the State
Evening journal., 1919-02-07

The Mayor and Council OF Whining
ton" TO said board. In accordance with
the sad budgetso as aforesaid prepared
and presented, or in any other man
ner. shall be used and expended by the
said boa in accordance with said bud
SET. Provided, however. II. In the judg-
ment Of Q majority OF The members OF
said board, It VIII promote the inter-
ests OF said city OF Wilmington. the
said board may transfer and use any
part OF The funds appropriated as afore-
said In accordance with said budget,
for the use and expenditure OF any
other department. or departments
Section IS: All moneys received by
or through said board. or any depart
ment thereof, shah be forthwith pad
INTO the city treasury for the use and
bene1l OF The Mayor and Council OF
Wilmington"
Evening journal., 1919-02-07
AT LEAGUE MEETING.

Many Delawareans attended the
League OF Nat ons Congress. held In
New York City, Wednesday and Thurs
day Fo mer Judge George Gray. Jo-
slsh Marvel, Or. S. c. Mitchell. Dean
Winifred Robinson and Or. Ernest S.
Greenfield were among the number.
Edward Cannon. w. Arthur Wise and
George w. Hearne. all members OF the
senior class al Delaware College. at
tended the sessions as guests OF the
honorary delegates from Delaware.
Evening journal., 1919-02-07

bolivia, and velour, richly trimmed
with high class furs, in all of the best
shades. Extremely stylish in line and
finish. lnterlined or plain lined for mod
erately cold weather
Regardless of Former Prices
Evening journal., 1919-02-07

Formerly at Tenth and Market streets,
Church Building, is in charge of this quality
repair shop, and viii be glad to see his many
old customers and friends.
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dLIssENDoRF, Herbert, white Lake
wELf.ER, Jacob. Eureka tM).
TENNESSEE.
sEAGRAvEs. Charles. Lieut. Nashville
GiAMBII;L; lanes NJ. CORP. Neva wv.
SMITH. Roscoe. West Fork Cw).
TEXAS.
WILCOX, Glenn E, lieut.. Te1arkana
BEHRENs. william NJ. serst.. Grapevine
BooNE, charles F.. sergt., Ell Paso tw).
LANE Matthew, sergt.. Clarendon tW).
BOONE, Joseph, corp, san Antonio (W).
sAMuELL. Charles A, CORP Hampstead
WELLS. Louis H.. corp. Balllnger ODD.
HARRISON. James j.. Paradise tw).
UTAH.
SILVER. George NJ, Salt Lake City tDA).
VERMONT.
BUXTON. Vernon c.. corp. Burlington
LEE, Charles W, Burlington (w).
LEFRANColS. Roweil j.. West Turland
(K).
VIRGINIA.
MILLS. Zoo W. Toms Creek tDw).
ONERTON, Thomas j. Scottsburg (K).
ROSE, Buddie. Dinwidd!e tK).
WASHINGTON.
GRONo, Harry A. sergt.. Spokane tK).
GARIELLo. John g.. Seattle (Kj.
WEST VIRGINIA.
CARPENTER. Lewis V. scrgt.. Benwood
Cw).
FINCH Nathaniel. scrgt Buffalo tw).
BLAKE, William T.. Benwood tK). .
DARNAI.L, Arlo c., Weston (W).
MORGAN, Floyd II, New Martinsburs
NOLTE Friend j.. wheeling (pw).
PETTY. John. Lone Cedar (Dw).
WALKER, Joseph +. Martnsburg (w).
WISCONSIN.
GROSS, Guy b, corp. Fond du Lac (K).
HARMON, John H. corp. Boyceville
Jacobsen. Theodore a, corp, Fern tK,.
FREEMAN, George II. Milwaukee tDw).
| HEEDRlCKSON. Clarence s. Argyle
LUND, Warren. Marinette tw).
MILLER, John r. Amigo DW).
WHITE. Francis l.. Nesper tMD.
OTHER COUNTRIES.
Canada.
DUGAs, wilfred. New Brunswick (w).
! SWEENEY. Albert. Hamilton, Ont tw).
Holland.
VAN DER HEEG. Albert. civilian. Gron-
Italy.
DI GRIGARTO, Salvatore. corp. canicatti.
| Province III GirEenti tW).
/ COSTANTlNE. Giovanni. Peceno (M).
MARITIME. Nick. Province Chieti (Dw).
Newfoundland.
| KENNEDY. John t, corp. Harbor Grace
| (k).
| Norway.
| LARSON Severin a. Einsland (DW).
BERNER, Nicolai, University christiania
| (K).
| Russia.
| RUBIN. Henry. sergt., M.nsk (w).
| sweden.
ERICKsos. Fritz. Lyd. Holjo (Dw).
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-01-13
TEN TRUCKS DO WORK OF ONE.
Joint Commisxion Finds Wastagc
in Port Development study.

illustrating the complexity of the prob
and New Jersey joint commission study
ing the subject puts forward the matter
OF time wasting trucking in New York.
Ten trucks are used to do the work of
one. the commission finds.
An engineer for the commission. ac-
companied one truck for six days, in the
mean, time keeping others under obser-
walton. He found that the truck often
carried light loads or travelled empty,
waited at piers for the chance to load
or unload and was constantly being
held up on the streets by traffic. With
idle time eliminated and loading and
unloading time reduced to the lowest
terms. one truck the commission finds,
could do the work of ten.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-01-13
PAPERS IN AMERICA LOYAL.
e2,OOO.OOO German Bribe Fund
Failed of Its Purpose.

A tribute TO the stanch loyalty OF the
American press was paid yesterday by
Louis Wiley In an address in the Bronx
Public Forum. at Mount Morris High
School, Speaking of the uses to which
German agents put the $4,000. 900 said
TO have been supplied TO them in 1914
and subsequently for the promotion OF
German espionage and propaganda, Mr..
Wiley said:
"Out of the s35. OOo. 600 the chief OF the
United states secret service has testified
that about $1,000 900 was expended in
nm effort to bride, influence or buy the
support Of the American press. How
great a failure resulted all the world
knows. so far as American newspapers
are concerned. Such an effort, involving
the loyalty of the American press, at
tnny time will utterly fail"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-01-13
NINE. BREsHKOvsKY ON WAY
Russian Reyolutiontst Expected In
United states soon,

BosroN, Jan. IL Friends IN q
Of Catherine Brcshkovsky, III" l'.'-
revoluttoulst who was reported sol
sge TO be planning a VISIT - nv"
Stetcs. have received word that OLE
sailed for Japan,
H. L. jenkins, a BOSTON pu5is."'
Tonight he had been Informed .' |'
would arrive in seattle about = t.'
y. lie added that NE unlor.'9.| r.'
might go TO Paris while the p'10
n romeo was In snesInM
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Three ships Forced Into Port.

QUEENSTOWN Ireland saturday, Jsa.
1.-THE American steamship was. Ini's
tWest IUdlanD and the British steam
ships Galloo and War Carhoo had n
seek shcitcr here to-day on ac.Nrnt ~
heavy hurricanes. The War Car hoo ~
cara tons. Is four months out from Van
rouver. r. G, and n gigant!c wave ht-S'
her water pipes and put out the "r-.
Tie crew was nearly washed overheard
hv the wave.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-01-13

Private John Baker 2S. stationed at
Debarkation Hospital No. 3. Sixth ave-
nue. and Eighteenth street Is at the New
York Hospital with three serious stab
wounds in the region of the heart. The
police say he received them at the hands
OF three young men who attempted to
rob him n block from the hospital early
yesterday morning. His alleged assail-
ants are locked up in the West TWEEN
tieth street police station.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-01-13
SILK Market Dull.

Low prices continue TO rule in the local
raw silk market. In Yokohama the
market is dull and values there are also
quoted at reduced rates. Sinahui No. / is
selling at 1880 yen,
Neither American nor European manu-
facturers are active buyers. The de-
mand for their output is not as great as
they had expected. and they are keeping
down their purchases until there are in
dications of better trade.
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Manufacturers of mems collars ara
refusing many orders from abroad They
say they do not consider conditions there
on n stable enough basis for them 10
take chances on shipping Besides the
demand in this country is alleged to De
absorbing practically all the output.
There is no likelihood OF n reduction
in the retail prices, it is stated WITH
the costs OF material at their present
high rates and wages up reduction in the
price OF the finished article would be
impossible manufacturers contend.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-01-13
LIVE TOPICS OF THE
COMMERCIAL WORLD
Dresses Will Tell
Real Ages of Women

n IFFERENT styles in which
women dress may give some
indication of their ages If the
way In which fashion is tending now
Is continued. From Paris comes re-
ports that ut fashionable dances the
young women are wearing short
frocks. while the matrous are attired
in stately evening dresses with
trains"
Until recently short skirts have
been worn by all women. whether
16 or 60. but it-is said that the elder
women have come to realize the kit
tenish' dress is not suited to their
mature charms and are adopting
more sedate attire.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-01-13
TRANSPACIFIC MAILS.

Connecting mails close at G. p. o. and Cu
Hall station al 3 20 =. NJ. daily
Philippine Islands via san Francisco Jan
IS, So. Shinyo MarI.
Fin Islands New Zealand and Aurrsiis
via Vancouver and Victoria, p. c. Jan 10
Ss Makura
Hawaii and Guam. Japan. Cores ChnA
Siam Cochin China. Straits Sediments ana
Netherlands East indies This mail IL n,
warded 10 the Pacific coast daily for desps -
to destination by tho best opportunity
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-01-13
Designers Achieve Triumph.

Practicability in conjunction with styl-
ishness are features of dresses being
shown for the skating season as well as
for sports wear this coming spring. The
new designs are distinct triumphs in this
respect, as formerly such clothes lacked
either one essential or the other.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-01-13
Shirts Sell Best.

Merchants catering to mems trade are
at present pushing the sale of shirts
more than any other article of apparel
They are said also to be moving with
greater ease Suits are next most in de-
mand. with overcoats third. Hats are
selling well.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-01-13
Yesterdays Fires.

l2:O5-l5s Rathgate av. The
1:so-35o y s5th st.; Morris Gail. Trif,ins
3:io-i57 Rivington st; ], silver
7a5-ias W ais, ST; simon Ro,: ''''
sls- fSGS'N Marmion av Th nNn0""
s:s5-lSSs First av; Theodore
1o:5s-iIos S Fox St, The Bronx. ir'"'Hs
l;aO-;is 5th 9Th" St BECKY letter. T rr'rins
i:;55-sm f. 10th St; Max TAX.
1;oo-siS W, is7th St; F. n Jor : '"
l:Eo-ss Mansin ST.; Abraham & ..
.oo-Brosdws, ana issth st.
.O5-Ss D' E Houston St; Peter '0"'
2lo-5s W. s7th St. chimney ,Unknown
445-li5 W. sOth st; Steiner
nss-a nI9S water st., j. Fr.nd,. T Trinin
5:OO-?lt f. ssth ct; Gustav X.
s5o-G NSNf i. ii5thi st. The Bronx
Isadore Moskowitz. Triring
7.Oo-542 10 64s Water St; stan
ton Bag and Burlap Co, Unknown
7:lo--as?s Park av., The Bronx;
Mary Winklet. ....,......u Unknown
SATURDAY.
ins;:.S-e.5 E; 9th st: Max nos,iok SIGN
1924 LIST av.; unknown. Slight
6;40-27o Riverside Drive; qn, ,
7:4o-i50th st. and st. AIMS av,;
IRE in auto in garage; Ma
o:os-a 81" 'J iss3S sn ssSSG
0;25-202 sth av.; Joseph cur
e4o-i iSss ste56tns av: nathan %N"""N
Blumste!n ..,.....,.-........S Slight
PM.
le;Ol--Harrison and Washington
SITS S d. Woodruff Unknown
10 :5o-32O f. Beth st: unknown. Unknown
:35-is-2O Greene St; I, Jacob
son Son .,..........,,,,..,Tr ih!n 6
2o5-5Os W, l4Oth St; Moses Nor,
2.4o-a Centre Market prl.; truck.
Nicholas Mastrondo, No Damage
2;4o-a25 W. 40th st, Andrew Muir
2:4b-isl 1lth av;; international ~
I.ongshoreman Association Unknown
8 :o2--Neal av. and WillIamsbrid"
I'd. The Bronx: unknown. ,Trining
2 .3O--419I Broadway: unknown. Unknown
Slo-ss f.. 10th st; Max Ham
msFTa% Gatb :, lame. Fsy1, d Tra1as
Empire Canning Co,....,,unknown
4:45-l05 +. 73d St, unknown. Unknown
5:2o-410 Riverside Drive: nm.
o,ao-slo ", sGth ST.; Kate Hop,
sl5-, s"' W. asd St; Hccf S%6""""
o,ao-ssp e. inn St; jios.r, I''"'"S
Nesi ''''''..".'''.'-'.. .Trinins
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-01-13
Cotton Ribbons Featured.

Milliners are taking to cotton ribbons
with enthusiasm. Flowers are also be-
ing used largely In trimmings Favor
lite colors are burnt orange. dust and
rust
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-01-13
ARR1vALs-suNDAY. JAN, II,

AhhlN AlSo-SDNDA1, JAN. IL.
Cruiser Seattle. Brest. Dec. 81.
Sc Aurora, favrc. Dec. %.
SIS Wico. Brixham. Dec. &c
SIS Clan MacTn,yre. 81 Michaels Dec =,
SIS Neendiik. st. Nazaire, Dec. e..
SIS Royal Prince, Bordeaux. Dec 20.
SIS Abangarez, Bordeaux. Dec. 20.
SIS Westboro. Azores. Dec "a
SIS Tranquebar, Gibraltar. Dec. q.
SIS West Homhew, Brest Dec. 20
SIS West View. Cristobal. Jan. ..
Ss Alioth. Boca Grande. Jan. L.
SIS Lake Louise, Havana. Jan. g.
SIS Calicorock. San Juan. Jan. 8.
Ss Triton, Guantanamo, Jan. 3.
SIS Nacoochee Savannah. Jan. a.
S. Comet, Port Arthur, Tex. Dec. n
SIS Alcinous, Portland. Jan. 10.
Ss Madison. Norfolk, Jan IL.
So bakehurst, Baltimore, Jan 10
So a. d. MacTer. Baltimore. Jan. 10
SIS Northland. Boston, Jan IL.
So Vulcan Norfolk, Jan. II.
SIS Perfection. Tampico, Dec. %.
SIS w. c. Teagle, Tuxpan. Jan. T.
SIS Currier. Port Arthur. Tex. Jan. l.
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Business Troubles.


Petitions in bankruptcy fled saturday In
the United States District Court were:
LEONARD MARKELs-Invo!untary, le5
william street; liabilities $4,000; as
sets 5000. Three petiiioning creditor $
are samuel Frankel. $50; Rose 3 3
Frenkei $50 Frsnces Klein :iVV; g.
50 Park Row, attorneys
LEONARD MAREELS-Second invo!un-
man & Dendo, ss66. Jack kanarrsk,
sls9. Patterson. Gottfri"d & Hunter, SS5.
Williams. Folsom d Strouse; % Johh
C-P.N CHEMICAL COMPANY. INC
involuntary. SO Reade street Three pc
tioning creditors; lscline N. Klein
Archibald Palmer. $40 Broadway, at
torney.
AClERAL COMPANY OF AMERICA, INC.
Involuntary. Three petit!oning credi-
tors Friedrich Heileinster. s5.O4l; Otto
Wagner si56+; william Godby BIO,
sii3. Hamburger q Peiikan' EGO Fifih
JACOB MEODOw--Voluntary i5s East
Fourth street. liabilities 'l7i2; no a.,
W Hit.aT 30 Delaney fancy street. 500 5
Rothkopt & Sons. 1877 Rivinston street
slS4. Levine & Greenbaum. Is Broad
way, attorneys.
Schedules In Bankruptcy.
Schedules in bankruptcy filed saturday
in the United states District Court wrr"'
FIDELITY ADJUSTMENT COMPANY
s.sO.To4. Three largest creditors. Man
ufa cturers' Commercial company. -''
Broadway. 2lg5.00o; Hudson company,
IS Broad street, $500: q. Il. hug
gins. Montclsir. y. j, $4,000
Assignments.
VICTOR SHAPIRO-Retail groceries. 1926
Amsterdam avenue, Saturday, sssigne
for benefit OF creditors to lsidore l.
Haber.
Judgments.
MANHATTAN.
Judgements hled Saturday; nrst mans
Bonetto. Guseppe-D. Orsetu. i.sb6.<t
! Ben!scil, Meyer-w. p. Btasius
Best Knitting Mills. Inc.-Mlnd-
lin * Rosenman. l'oS<bs
ueis, Inc. ................... lsss5
MOS Building Corp. .......,... -sbIs<
F. y. Realty Co, lrc.-W, j.
Georges Flowc- shops, Inc,--Fed.
eral Sign system Electric ...... sos IL
Hoa dley, Joseph H.-G. V, Hart. 2i,bll43
j. Martin .'.......,....,..... l.o5s?5
Janke and Sam London-L.
Minis ..e,..,,,.........,....-. sS,cist7
Cos-People' &c. ,.,,"..t.'..'. 10000
Matthias. George u -- Walker
Gordon Laboratory Co......... 1877 -
Mulvey, James-H. s. Sisson. ... 1929
Palmer, Robert I'll q Mar
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-01-13
SHOE PRICES SHOW
STEADY DECREASE
Public EcOnomizing and Many
Dealers Eagerly Reduce
Rates.

PITTsBuRo. Jan. 12.-Shoe prices here
are melting. Dealers are vying with
each other in reductions. Values have
been knocked town so per cent. by some
establishments. Stocks are not moving
rapidly and the public is also economic
ing In other lines Of apparel
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-01-13
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
United States Coast and Geodetic Suryer-
STANDARD Time
sun rises.....7:l9 A NJ Sun sets...i:D p NJ
Moon sets......4:il A VI
HIGH WATER THIS DAY.
Sandy Hook. 1852 A VI Gov. Island S:,s A NJ
He'll Gatc....7:ls A NJ
LOW WATER THIS DAY.
Sandy Hook. "a AN Gov Island IL :oi p NJ
He'll Gate.....l Fl u VI
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LAW YER

l.. II. MANES, gs9 broadway. Room ..
Phone, worth ZOOS Get IN" t'.t.
case any court, American. eNV"rl'n''
Wills, probate matters specIalusA
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-01-13

WASHINGTON, Jan 12.-The following
casualties have been made public by the
War Department
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latt ................... 1918
nings ct al ..'............... 2ossO
Rice, George-T. Donohus. ..... $500
Radow. Bernard, and Frank Nc
Guire--Sidhey Blumenthal ~
sp zero, i P@ui-noyai Thread CO. ~
ct al ........,.......... 26i.52
Ltd. ...','........... a4.43s.Oo
story. Fannie r. DIT. bailey lO,l:6.5i
I. l.. Frese ........e......... 1.o2s.sS
White, FRANK f, or Robert c.
ii. G. Marlatt ............... 1tq.1l
BRONX.
Commissioner ....,..........., s452 20
state Of y Y....!.......... 1000
C;otteEmau. Safnuel-City of " Y - 90
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