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Omaha daily bee., 1919-02-26
DREAMLAND
ADVENTURE
By DADDY
aMnking.Un Time"
BY DADDY

(when Prince Bonnie Blue Bell. ae-
companied by Billy Belgium, goes to
awaken the growing things from their
winter sleep. all three are attacked by
the Frost Impsl
Omaha daily bee., 1919-02-26

The luxury taxes are to be paid by the man
ufaeturers, but watch Mr.. Ultimate Consumes
eventually foot the bill.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-02-26

Omaha doctors surely made good in France
as the government has decided to keep then
there
Omaha daily bee., 1919-02-26

Four dollars yard for paving sounds very
much as if the war prices were with us yet
whether firing has ceased or not.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-02-26

Three aliens gave up their places on the
Omaha police force under the new state law,
forbidding such to hold public employment
Gradually citizenship is coming to have real
value
Omaha daily bee., 1919-02-26

Just think of the relief experienced by th'
Hon. Thomas Riley Marshall vice president o
the United Statesl
Omaha daily bee., 1919-02-26

Mr.. Taft and his party found the weathe
the only cool thing about their Omaha welcome
Omaha daily bee., 1919-02-26

Give the soldier back his job; that was the
bargain made with him, and it ought to be kept
Omaha daily bee., 1919-02-26

Boston can now return to its reverential
aspect towards the sacred Goldfish.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-02-26
LINES TO A LAUGH

Redd-The doctor said he'd have me on
my feet in a fortnight.
Greenland did he?
Sure. I've had to sell my automobile
--Yonkers Statesman.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-02-26
Income Tax.

Salaried Woman--Will you please
tell me II I must pay an income tax
am married, my husband earns a
good salary and so do l. However,
/ have outside obligations, which
take a good share of my salary
Does the government not deduct
loss in business" for men who have
made bad financial deals? / should
like to know what figures on the
debit side as well as the credit side
Of this question.
Answer-(al If a husband and
wife, living together, have separate
estates, the income from both may
be reported in one return, but the
amount of income of each, and the
full name and address of both, must
be shown in such return. Ordinarily,
the husband as the head and legal
representative of the household, and
general custodian of its income,
should make and render the return
of the aggregate income of himself
and his wife. If however, the wife
does not disclose her income to the
husband, each may make a return,
in which case the personal exemp-
ton may be divided between the two
in such proportions as they agree
upon. If either husband or wife
separately has an income equal to or
in excess of $4,000 a return is re-
quired under the law. If the ag-
gregate income of both is $4,000 or
more, the Treasury department rO-
quires a return, although neither
may have an income OF $4,000.
(b) If the loss during the year by
your husband or yourself is in con-
nection with any business transacted
from which income is derived, the
law provides in case OF individuals
that the loss must be actually sus-
tanned during the year" The Treas
ury department holds that loss to
be deductible must be an absolute
loss, actually sustained and ascer-
tanned during the tax year for which
the deduction is sought to be made
It must be incurred in trade and be
determined and ascertained upon
an actual. a completed. a closed
transaction. Losses sustained from
the sale or dealings in personal or
real property growing out of the
ownership or use of, or interest in,
such property will not be deductibIe
at all unless they are ascertained,
determined and fixed as absolute in
the above sense within the taxable
year in which the deduction is sought
to be made. The amount to be de-
Quoted as loss should have in it no
element of depreciation" or "allow-
ance" for wear or tear" or "com-
pensation from insurance or other
wise" The amount is to be an alb
solute and complete loss which has
been actually sustained.
w. D. H, Ames, Neb.-T have
been unable to find the act of 1917
passed by the Nebraska legislature
about which you ask the constitu-
tionality of. If you will refer me to
the bill or the act of 1917 will
gladly answer your question.
Sale of Stock.
NJ. G. M.-Please answer in your
E-.ga -. II
Omaha daily bee., 1919-02-26
Sale of Stock.

NJ. c. M.-Please answer in your
legal advice column the following:
If party sells their stock in a cor
poration is it necessary for the party
to give notice of such sale by publ
cation or otherwise
Answer.-The company should be
notified so as to make a proper
transfer on the books of the corpor-
alton.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-02-26

'T don't see why you should kick. You
got $4,000 with your wife. Wasn't that
enough?" ..
oh, the money was enough, but the
wife was too much. boston Transcript.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-02-26

ibid Palm Beach set you up any IN
health?"
"oh. my. yesl It almost eountsracted
the effects OF the journey home by our
government-owned railroads. Judge.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-02-26

Our Free Legal Aid
State your case clearly but
briefly and reliable lawyer
will furnish the answer or
advice in this column. Your
name will not be printed,
Let The Bee Advise You
Omaha daily bee., 1919-02-26

And the old desk was waiting for him.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-02-26

w. D. H, Ames, Neb.-T have
been unable to find the act of 1917
passed by the Nebraska legislature
about which you ask the constitu-
tionality of. If you will refer me to
the bill or the act of 1917 / will
gladly answer your question.
New-York tribune., 1919-01-28

Funeral services on Tuesday. January GO
at 2:l5 p. m, at Rye Presbyterian Cburcs
on arrival Of train leaving Grand Centrai
at :V6. !nterment Greenwood Union
Cemetery. Rye
New-York tribune., 1919-01-28
Died from Wounds
Died of Accident
Wounded Severely

MSWEENNEY, John F.. capt, 3S1 Her
hl1ner Street, Broohly.
AbBATE. Salvatore, 319 East Seventy
second Street New York City.
ABRAMAWITZ, Adam. Passaic n j.
BEECHlO, Thomas ", 3l6 East Fifty
sixth Street, Brooklyn.
CAHlLL. Frank, 17oS Park Avenue, New
York City.
CREAM. Patrick j. sgt, Newark. N j..
DISALVO, Peter. Yonkers. N. Y.
FRASCELLO. Francesca. 2120 Hughes
Avenue, The Bronx, New York City
FRYER, Gilbert, corp, Orange. N. j.
GAGE, John j.. Mount Vernon, n Y
HEANEY. Andrew, 324 Twelfth Street,
Brooklyn.
HAMMoND. Charles L.. 1894 Valentine
HETCHKoP. Louis, 41o South Second
Street Brooklyn.
KAISER, Edward j.. corp. Newark, N J..
MAGGlO: John. corp, 240f Crotona Ave
0HLSQNy. Elmer H., Perth Amboy. n j..
OLEARY, John A., 101 Monroe Street,
New York City
PAMPALLENIA. vicenza, go Addison
Avenue. Brooklyn.
PAPPAs, Marcos. 124 West Ninety-ninth
Street New York City.
PRZEKOPOWSKI, Doleslaw. Jersey City,
n J.
RAFFERTY,, William A., Hoboken. N. J.
eighth Street, New York City.
RIPPEL. Charles D.. 706 Classon Avenue,
Brooklyn.
WHEELER. Joseph, IS Ainslie Street
Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1919-01-28
DEATHS

ADoLPH-on sunday. January 90, at his
residence, 256O Hudson Boulevard JERSEY
City, Fritz Adolph, aged SO years. hus
band OF Margaretha Adolph. Funeral serv-
New York and New Jersey Crematory
hudson Boulevard, North Bergen. ~ !
From New York take 23d St Ferry to l4th
ST. Hohoken '''
BREEN-On Saturday, January %. 1919 ~
ms residence, lc2 West 93d ST. David Ali
son breen, beloved husband of Lillian
Graham. Funeral services will be held at
the Central Presbyterian Church chanel
corner Madison Y. and 57th St. Tuesday
afternoon at O'Clock
CHiNNoCk-O On Sunday. January 2s. 1919
Jessie Frazee beloved wife Of c.nta;,,
Frank D. Chinnock. IT, S A.. In her S9tb
year Funeral services will be held at the
home of her parents. Mr. and Mrs. .fcre
man Im s. Trazse r,,als 585 East 10Th st.. Brook
p m; Toronto (Ont.). Columbus lOhiof
and Winsted Comm papers please COPY.
FRANCIS Elizabeth MoscIeydean wife of
George Is. Francis. January %. :o5. 1919
at her late residence 325 Amsterdam, ~,
New York. Funeral services at the First
Church. Boston. Mass Mt . 80 p N ON
January 2S. 1919 " '''' 0''
HAsiM M-Captan b. r. Saturday. January
"a. Services Crematory Chapel. Fresh
Fond. l.. l., Tuesday, January IS. y. m.
HARRIS-Betty G.. beloved dauob,er or
','''''' AAotIiS, elSNrr OF Mrs. Nflfiny,
Maskah. niece of Mr.. l.. r. Perlnun. Ian.
Vary 70 1919 Funeral at convenience o.
family. -
hEALEf,o January 25. Eta. beloved
witc OF Leo and deughtcr of William ana
Hannah Coffin funeral from late res,-
d'nce 6sb Academy st. a. m. Tu,.r,av
January IS. Mass at 40 n. M. Church
o. Of Good Shepherd. Broadway and 2o7th st.
JARDiNE At Rye. N. Y Jan,,,.,, 90 500
Jessie Mcleod Jardnc widow 81
New-York tribune., 1919-01-28
Wounded
(Degree Undeiermined)

BLEWITT, George f., Newark, N. j.
BU0NE, Nickelo, 1873 Worth Street, New
CITTADINO, Eugene, Astoria, N. Y.
CUGINI, Joseph, 72 Lorjmer Street,
Brooklyn
Frost, Irving. 1925 ParA Avenue. New
York City.
GABARINE, Andrew j.. se2 Macon Street,
Brooklyn
GRELLER, Louis, los Avenue D. New
York City.
HAHN, Frank. 221 East Thirty-second
Street New York City.
JOsTEN, Peter H, II Ralph Avenue.
Brooklyn
KERsHAw. Philip F. 1884 Pitkin Avenue,
BROOKLYN
XGlLE7T. Charles. sgt, 81 Myrtle Ave
rue. Brookyn,
.MACDONNELL. John L.. sgt 11S East
Ninety first Street, New York City
MERCER, Fred NJ, corp. Paterson, N ].
MITCHELL, D. j., Jersey CITY, ~ j.
O'lEAPY, Charles r, AoS West Thirty
eiIn-h Street New York City.
PANEPINTO, Anthony. 3 Coerck Street,
New York City.
ROSEN, Louis L. West Orange. N. ].
SMITH. Edward. Jersey City. N. j.
NREELAND, Robert, corp, Jersey City,
n. j.
wINcHE4L. Charles, s21 East 1s6th
Street, New York City.
WUPST. Frank B., Newark. N j.
ZUCk, Arthur, sgt, l0l Floyd Street,
Brook ivr
New-York tribune., 1919-01-28

scHNAFP. George j. SS' Buffalo W. 1WS. ''
JNBUsH, Frank L.. Watervliet (returned
vAi EMIT Girorno, Rochester Cw).
VAN SLEET. Patrick j.. Cohoes wv.
WANGLER, John G.. Syracuse (returned
ROUss, Edward A. Newburgh Cw).
OHIO:
bbN5s rs stevensqn P lieut.; clegeasd ~.
DIAViDsoN Kelsey B.. Tobasco CK(.
DEAN. Mcdonald s. Wilmot ID AZ.
LEFFFi Clarence o., Springfield Cd w.
MAHONY, Jerry j.. AshtaOuIa Harbor
Schultz. Alexander j.. Cleveland Cd W)
OKLAHOMA:
CRIPPS. Paul F.. Ringing (K).
SCHRACK, George H., Pawhuska X.
Wears, William A.. Seminole (Al.
PENNSYLVANIA:
KREMER ADAM b, lieut., schuylk1l
sHULTIs, Ebert, lieut., Pittsburgh ID A..
SPEAKMAN, Harold, lieut., Nar6erth
GRAyEN CIR agI3A Daniel w. Moblssfown t.,,,. (N
M'COUGH. Robert r., Dysart D A.
MOKOSKI. Joseph, South Bethlehem lK)
SCHUYLER. Charles A., Orrtauna Cd W..
RHODE ISLAND:
THORNTON, Adam, Providence (k).
SOUTH DAKOTA:
sTOLLH. William F., Lake City Cd W.
TENNESSEE:
BRADLEY, Forrest L., La Toilette ID d.
CARTER, John b. Franklin ID D..
HUMPHREYS. Avery c., Trinity (K).
UTAH:
PARNELL, James A., lieut.. son Late
City ID d..
VIRGINIA:
BEAVERS, Maurice. Bristol (Kl.
HOLLINS, Homer, River % d..
MILLER John X, Salem Cd D.
SAT1ERWHIrE, Lilbin D.. Hewlett (K).
WEST VIRGINIA:
YAUGER, VIM II, Beech Hill Cd w.
WISCONSIN:
ALGUIRE, Alien, Peshtiqo % W)
BERENO Romulus, Stevens Point % W..
FOREIGN
AUSTRIA:
ToMIcH. Joseph, Drezncu Gl,.
CANADA:
SMITH, 1Vm. F.. lieut.. Montreal ID D..
Orlando, Morris /, Saskatoon % AZ.
ENGLAND:
LONG, Frederick spaulding (K).
ITALY:
BASTA. Giuseppe, Auffizzio (tD.
CALODORONI. Attilio, Rome Cd A..
GRADUATE, v, Montorio al Vomano (K).
PORTUGAL:
GANDER, Carlos, Mazas Frio ID d..
RUSSiA
DANIDONIS, Peter J.. Kovno % w.
New-York tribune., 1919-01-28
Casualty List

WASHINGTON JAN 27-The casualty lists made public by the
war department to-day the of 841 officers and enlisted
men VI these l8 killed action 5 died from wounds 23 died
or disease died from wounded
severely ~ wounded undetermined 346 wounded
slightly, and 18 missing n
The full lists for New City vicinity, New York New
Jersey and Connecticut other follow
Ne,C York. City and Vicinty
New-York tribune., 1919-01-28
Wounded Slightly

ABIssI, Carmelc, IA Havens Place, Brook
BECK. Edward. 2o9 Avenue c, New York
BECK, Jacob, sgt, 15O Franklin Avenue.
cALIAHAN. Frank c, 1856 East l49th
Street. New York City
CALLAHAN. Thomas, Newark N. J;
FAIE.IA. Andrew, Jersey City. N. j.
FARRELL. John j.. 32i Eighty-seventh
Street Drooklyn.
HhYrs, John F.. corr. $40 West Eish-
HSMBIIN, Arthur H., Jamaica. N. Y.
JACKSON, Christopher A., SGT, 5i2 West
l25th Street, New York City nc u,os+ por+r
third Street New York City.
kFGLEY, Joseph. Keansburg, N j.
KELLER, Edward NJ, 1875 Washington
AESPH MAcKFH%nR 4n99Tf Joseph sgt, 7s9 East 15sth
Street. Now York City.
MACKIN, Thomas j.. sgt Astoria, N; Y;
MILLER. John J.. III East Fifty-third
MolILLERAT, Harry. 347 Third Avenue.
New York City
MACHENHEIM. Howard J., $50 Myrtle
Avenue. Brooklyn.
MERK. James G., 1863 East Eighty-sixth
Street. New York City, .
MERLlNO, Joe, 54G East 1o5th Street
New York City
MACK. VIM a Hicks Street, Brooklyn.
MNNkAN, Norman a., 0nkcrs N. i.
MACKIN. VIM. F., East Rockaway, n. Y.
MACE, Thomas, 1872 Myrtle Avenue,
Brooklyn.
MACKIE, George NJ, 56 Pulaski Street
MARKOw1Tz, Max, 592 Beck Street, New
MAzzolA. Vincent, w New York. N J.
MACCIOLA, Frank, Newark, N. !.
PARAGANGNA. Andrea, Eighty ninth
Street and Fourth Avenue, Brooklyn.
PFlSTER, William West Hobokcn, N. j.
ROSE Sidney, 1887 Lincoln Place, Brook
lyn.
scHNAARo, Arthur. As Windsor Place
Brooklyn.
SCHNEIDER, Arthur F., 300 South First
Street. brooklyn.
SHGLLY. Donald Paterson, n. J.
sWEETBAJM Arthur, II East Eighty
seventh Street, New York City
NkCHSLER, jesse, West 122d Street
New ork City.
zwERLING, Emanuel M, 58 West 11sth
Street New York Citv
New-York tribune., 1919-01-28

ALABAMA:
JONES, Oso W, Siluria Cd D..
ARKANSAS:
RICE, Edmond D., Pono (K).
VENESKI, Stanley Clarksvile (K).
FERGUSON, Arch, corp. Phoenix Cd Az.
CALIFORNIA;:
KRAMER, Frank A, San Francisco ID wy.
Colorado:
WAGNER, Robert A., Keota (K).
CONNECTICUT:
BERGEN Martin j.. Watertown (W).
BONELLI, Domenicl, Hartford (returncd
to duty.
BkzEskI. Frank Terryville (W).
DAVIS, Donald, Fairfield (W).
FLANNAGAN, John A, civilian, Fair
field D d.
ToURNIER, Emile J., Ansona CW)
HAYES. VIM F., New London (W)-
HaGnlNSIDN H69rN Tdr1 yIhn 1t NeW Havgm v
JACOB, John, New Britain (W)
KOXLOWSKI, b. S.. New Britain (W).
kAIRUKSTls, Charles. bridgeport (W).
LACERRO, Lastano Waterbury (W).
MATTsON, Ncls r., New Haven ,W).
MOYNAHAN, Dennis j., f. Hartford (W)
PFEfFER. George H, Hampden (W).
PhETrO, Franklin f.. Hartford % w.
RCCIO, Lusiano NJ, Norwalk (Wj.
R1CCI. Cosmo, Waterbury (W).
BRIGGS. Carlton D.. Wallingford (W)
CALENDER, Paul W, Waterbury (W).
SCHAl.I., Eric A. Hartford (W).
STONE. Clarence H. New Milford Cd w
SWEET, Edwin, Bridgeport (W).
WHITrEMORE. Harold. Unonvllc (W).
WODZIENSKY, Anthony, New Britain
(returned to duty.
FLORIDA:
BLAIR, Lonnic c., MacCleny (K)
GEORGIA:
CARNEs. Lawrence NJ. Abbcville % W.
IDAHO:
WHISPER, Carl ". pocatelo (K).
ILLINOIS:
BLATz. Fred j.. Millstadt tK).
BROOKS. Roy r., Kewanee Cd D..
FELLOWS. Bryan. Round Grove Cd W.
FIRTH, Claude, Morris % D..
OAKES, Wilfred c., corp. st. Charles
% w.
WATSON, Arthur H.. Cisne ID D).
WOLFE Christopher, Carlinve (K)
XAROVE, James, Chicago (k).
INDIANA;
AKERS. Levi f.. Recsville (O.
BURNS. John w. La Porte Cd Al.
MDERMOTT, Maurice L. Loogoogee (W(
IOWA:
APpLEN A. c.. Lime Springs Cd W).
AMCNDSON. Martin. Decorah (W)
LUCAS. Emanuel NJ. Davenport (K).
LuCHESlNGER, Bill, Minten Cd d.
MCCLURE. Burt Moulton Cd w.
KENTUCKY:
BOHANNON, Jesse. Central City ID Al.
COYIE. Thom. f., Erlangcr (K).
SHE'LL. Gillis. Woodbine Cd A.
WILSON. Charles W. Newport (K).
New-York tribune., 1919-01-28
Going On To-day

p,~-nius o. the Hotel Commrdovs
Nrce aarli>S II lie American Museum Of Natural
histor ieH MeiTqpott9n Museum o' AT 'uc
American Mlsc4m 81 Saicti All No Aduarium
I.e f-fe ty A..hur Frederick sheldon OF Rol
sHesism Us Cause ard cara. Hotel NcAlpin.
g. 50 g. w.
N.a 10 Jn'tNi states Marshal Thomas D. Nc
ifrtiy. lNtel Asfor. Z p
Annual tianer II tAc Kep1lc Society. ChInato"ns S
Mts..as " tAs rrafic Club. walao.r Astoria. S
lsi,rle.nm,a, ard da,to Of tho Rueirsten Club.
Ns.isf' Asi'F.@ y m ., ,..,..,,.,
~ ciaus Hafe. NCEilin. p. ID.
Graduation exercises u Washington Irving High
i.,.a-e by '7,a7'ss T.. Hughes on Argument. in
Appellate Courts" Ear Association AZ West
fotts .nurth street. Sac n m.
rJELIC LECTURES or THE BOARD or EDU-
CATION
MANHATTAN
''r,s,ho ANALYSIS and Mental Health William J
Dur4nt. In D. WedleiSh High School, il5th
Nf~c< and Seventh Avenue.
''Hea-; a the sunny SOUTH. t'avius BroAst Public
Sat5-e' Sc Fourtt, street and Yrs, Avenue.
IT Real japanese Sidney Neville tssAer. Pub
lie schooi 90. Eighty eighth street and First Ave
..Scit,and IN Song end story" Nrs katherine
Hand Public school 90. l4,th sttse. and Ses-
s1saanciai Read3astrncnts William B Guthrie
fh d. Public School lS2. 1s2d Street and Wads-
''T1e Mo4ey Market of Tomorrow" " IAndley NJ.
Kcashes. m D. American Museum. Seventy
seventh Street and Central Park West
''Ioufcr So War Time" Professor Louis I.eakey.
MetFopo.i'an Temple. Seventh Avenue and -Four
THE BRONX
David rlv7a George" John II Day. N. Y. c. P.
-shakespcarc', King john" Frederick Padding
st Anseim's BAH. linton Avenue and l55th
New-York tribune., 1919-01-28
OUTGOING STEAMERS
rrans-Pacifc Mails

The connecting mails close at the general post
office and city Hal postofhcc station. New YORK. &
follows
samoan Islands Australia and New Zealand
Na san Francisco at 5.3o j IAN. 3D. for
dispatch per S. Ventura Philippine Islands
Australia aud New ZcAand via san Francisco at
30 y. Jan g. for dispatch per $ s. lurliue
Philippine Islands. via Seattle. at 80 p Feb
i,' cspatcl. per S. Mexico Mara. Philippine Ia
lands. via san Francisco. at 20 p ~ Feo b. for
dispatch per $. Nele -c tli Islands
New Zealand and Aust ala. Vie Vancouver and
Nirtoria. b C.. at $50 2 m Teh r. for dis
patch PER S. Makura Hawai- and Guam close
30 p m daily This mail is forwarded 10 tne
Pacnc Coast daily for sp.ich to destination by the
best opportunity Iapau. Korea. China. siam. Cochin
Ch,Na, Straits Settlements and Ncthcrands East
Indies. close at $50 p m daily. This mail is
forwarded to tho Pacific Coast daily for dispatch
TO destination by the best oppUtunity.
New-York tribune., 1919-01-28
Returned 30 Duty

LINDsLEY. Henry D., jr., lieut., 4o2
Madisoa 4 Apanue Nelo York Ctg.
ALTMAN. lsadorc, l6l Suffolk Street,
New lork City.
BAKER. Frederick r.. Ossining, NJ Y
bURD. Leo s.. Jersey City, n. j.
COYLE. Joseph V, Jersey City, N. J.
III FABIO. Michele. Tuckahoe, n. Y.
JACOBSON. Jack, I03 Third Place
KUGEL. Charles H., 1915 Broadway, New
MhRCHEss. Albert Newark. N J.
SCHMIIT Clarence, corp, Newark. n. J.
SIMON, Morris, 100 Canal Street, New
New-York tribune., 1919-01-28
Missing

ANclELLo Tony. 79S Eighth Avenue
New York City.
DUGAN, George Z. 992a Seventeenth
DUNLEAVEY, John, 9l6 Third Avenue
New York City.
GRlFFiN, Edward j. sos briggs Avenue
Brooklyn
ty-foulth Street. New York City
HABER, Samuel e., 227 Stockton Street
BROOKLYN
HAROLD. Cornelius. 1l21 East Avenue
New York City
KN0X, George J.. corp. $40 West Fifty
third Street, New York City.
LEVINE, irving, 1915 DAILY avenue, New
York CITY
New-York tribune., 1919-01-28
CHANGE OF NAME

TAKE NOTICE, THAT A SPECIAL MEET
ing OF the FREQ School, College and Bcur
Holm Hospital of tho Holy City Of Jerusalem
Will take place on the 9Th day of February
1919. 80 +. M, at its principal Office l79
T. Broadway, Borough Of Manhattan CIV
or Now York. for the purpose Of CONSIDERING
tho change Of name Of this organization and
to pass proper resolutions to that effect Tho
present name OF the organization is FREE
SCHOOL. COLLEGE BICuR HOLM
HOSPITAL. Of tho HOLY CITY OF JERlJ-
SALEM The name It is proposed the oreani
zaiion shall assume is UNITED CHARITY
INSTITUTIONS, FREE SCHOOL E'rZ
CHAIN COLLEGE, ETZ CHAIN AND THE,
CEREBRAL BlcUR CHOLGM HOSPITAL of
Dated. January 23rd. 1919
iSigncd
Rabbi. BEN ZION PEARL Pres
Rabbi. JOSHUA LERNER sec'y
New-York tribune., 1919-01-28
Ne,o York. City and icinity
Killed

LEUIS. Samuel. lieut., jersey Citp ~ j.
y, DANTE, Peter, $50 Wooster Street, New
HORBACZ, Bronislaw, 81 Dcy Street, New.
York City.
Died from Wounds
Brooklyn.
DANzIs. Alexander A.. 1863 Washington
Avenue. New York City
-. loiylSSO, Angelo, 500 West Forty-ninth
street New York City
New York City.
SouDERs. John v, 263 Schenectady
Avenue, Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1919-01-28
BIRTHS

GOLDBERG-M and Mrs. William Goldberg
nee Fanscheer) announce the birth of a
son, January 24
LANG Born to Mr.. and Mrs AL I. Lang
(nee Estelle Sisenwainl. of $50 East l7Sth
St, daughter. January 20, 1919
New-York tribune., 1919-01-28
SURROGATES' NOTICES

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF THE
Honorable JOHN i. COHALAN. "a Surro-
gate of the County Of New York. NOTICE is
hereby given 10 an persons having claims
against GALBRAITH WARD late Of the
County Of New York. deceased to present
the same With vouchers thereof to the sub
scriber at place Of transactlng business AZ
the oilce of hts attorneys. lsl BRETT
CLARKE < BENEDICT. 10. 81 Wal Street.
borough of Manhattan. Ciiy OF New York.
on or before the isth day of july next
Dated, New J ork, tho 18th day OF Janu-
AIRY. lSi9.
HENRY G. WARD, Executor.
EVERETT CLARKE d BENEDICT, At
torneys for Executors, 81 Wall Street
Manhattan, New York CITY
MOTT VALENTINE IN PUR-UANcE OF
an order OF Honorable John p Cohalan
Su soeate Of the Cour~y or New York notice
is hereby given 20 an persons having claims
against Valentine Mott. late q. the County OF
New \ crA. Borough Of Manhattan. deceased.
TO present the Same, with souchers thereof. TO
the suhss' her AT place OF transacting busi-
ness. at the office OF James Il knapp, her
attorney. No. 50 Last t2nd Street, In the
CITY OF New York. On or before the 18th day
OF March next
Dated New York. the 10th day OF Sepsem.
oer. 1918
EMILY l.. MOTT. Executrtx
JAMES r KNAPP. Attorney FOR Exacutrix
10 h. 42nd ST.. n. Y. City.
New-York tribune., 1919-01-28
THE
THOMAS J. STEWART COMPANY
WI III
STREET..
fIkEPKOOF STORAGE WAREHOUSE
5Oi " EST ls6rH STREET.
ALSO ERIE AND FIFTH STRTt~rS
j .IEKNEN l-LIA -
STORAGE WAREHOUSE. ll3 WEST 90

Ai'i-A ieoVI : ~tDit.NIE WAREHOUSE
, 5oi " EST Is6rH STREET.
ALSO ERIE MD FIFTH STREETS.
JERSEY CITY, \. j.
TO Mr +. " Brainard, Mrs T. c. Bur
", weil Mrs. S. J. Curry, Mrs. Is Frey. Mrs
McDonald, Mrs ]. Maloney: You are
hereby notified that. the storage being due
ana the time for payment of this com
paiy lien therefor. and also for services
rendered upon the property hereinafter de-
secr,ne1' having expired, and due notice
thereor having been given you this com
pany VIII cause such property. to wit. car
pets and rugs. cleaned by us and stored bv
US Tor your account In our warehouse -,
~ tris ana Flfth Streets Jersey City, N. J..
tpo 'e ,a,,,a sv,4 u' pnblc auction according to
tne statutes in such cases made and Iro1
yided. AT our warehouse at l4a West 5eth
street, Now York city on TUIrRsDNV
FEBRCAkY 18TH. 1919, Ar fo.ao
otioth y. NJ, and II the sale Thereon Is
not ooInpletcd on said date the snton vii
be continued at the same time on each ANA
every succesding rhursdny thereafter. he
ginning at 1880 A. NJ. on each Thurs,,a,
nnn ~, =, o9n,tnuing until he sale Is compl@t"d
LIE inoMaS y! STEWART COMi'NNY
Joseph &. Mnhoney, Sec'y.
By j. c. Mahoncy
New-York tribune., 1919-01-28
EIseMhere

Character of casualties is in dicad folows ti killed
action; (V) wounded; Cd
wounds; of disease; missing;
New-York tribune., 1919-01-28
BUSINESS CHANCES

/ IMPORTANT FIRM OF REPRESENTATIVES,
wril connected In Italy with nrsl clnst 49,
references. would rcpregen; bona nde concerns Ad.
dress LpscEso' VIA Ofiut !. Milan. Italy
New-York tribune., 1919-01-28
v Gather Report

WASHINGTON Jan q The air pressure IS
relatively low aong the northern border and high
in othor parts ~ the country. the greatest excess
In pressure being over the Rocky Mountain region.
FaE SKY and mild temperature for the season
continue throughout the country. although within
tho last - hours there We're rains IN Texas, OKLA
homa aud west Arkansas and SNOW fuTies in
northern New England
The outlook is for fair weather and moderate
To mild Temperature over all parts of the country
east of the Mississippi River during Tuesday and
WEDNESDAYS.
New-York tribune., 1919-01-28

. a M 90 s5l m .2a.e3S p. NJ. 30 90
Local Fo~ccast-Tair Tuesday and probably