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New-York tribune., 1919-06-14
Many Industrial
Accidents Blamed
Upon Man Failure
Carelessness Is Big Factor
and Results i'm Serious
Annual Loss, Says Expert
of Department of Labor

WASHINGTON, June 11-Statistics
are cited by Roy s. Bonsib, chief of
the Division of Safety Engineering
Working Conditions Service, Depart
ment of Labor, in bulletin on safety
work, to the effect that So per cent of
industrial accidents are due to man
failure and are not directly chargeable
to machinery at all, and that of 49,
100000 working men and women in the
United States 100000 each year lose
limbs or are laid up for an average
of four weeks each, entailing a mon
etary loss to the wage earners of the
nation aggregatng at least $50000,00O.
The figures are the results of recent
safety Investigations and are quoted by
Mr.. Bonsib in pamphlet of instruc-
tions on giving illustrated lectures in
industrial plants on accident prevcn-
tion to workmen. Mr. Bonsb believes
it most important that workmen should
understand clearly the hazards of the
occupations in which they are engaged,
and how they may be avoided.
Carelessness is q great cause of in
dustrial accidents, and much may be
done to eliminate it by careful instruc-
tion in safety methods. particularly if
the instruction is given visually. Films
and slides make a more effective pres
entation of the case than any speaker
can offer One large motor company
has made a speciality for some time of
showing a safety film to it's men in
groups of about 175.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-14

Tintoretto tBr), from New York. 70,
Montreal and Buenos Ayres.
BARROW. June 12.-Arrived: Steamer
Cheyenne (Br), Port Arthur.
BUENOs AYRES. June II, - Arrived: :
Steamers Randolph S. Warner. New York
via Rio de Janiero; svaland (Nor), New
York: Schooner Augusta q. Hilton. New
port News via Pernambuco. 1oth-sa!led: ::
Steamer Republic, New York. Arrived
Ship Edon (NorD, Charleston.
CAPETOWN. June 9.-Sailed: Steamer
New York
FALMOUTH. June 1s.--Arrived: Steam
er Alto, Montreal
GENOA. June 7.-Arrived: Schooner Jo-
seph S. Zeman, New York.
GREENOCK, June 11.-Arrtved: Steam
er W. S. RheeIn. New York.
KINsDALE. June 12.-Passed: Steamer
Venture de Larrnaga (BrD. Galveston. via
LONDON, June 13.-Signaued: Steamer
saxonia, New York, for Plymouth, Havre
and London, due Plymouth p. m. Satur-
York. Duendes (Br), New York.
Lly ERPOOL. June l3.-Arrved: Steam
nailed. steamer Carmania, New York. for
Liverpool; due 10 a. m. Saturday 12th-
Sailed: Steamer Cabedello (Braz). Bos-
ton.
os5za! s1aHP Br5 Jun" Monr.s faf Lonaoa sa'F
MANILA, June a.-Arrived: Steamers
Fushtmi Maru (Jap), Seattle and Victoria,
B c., via Shanghai; Henrik Ibsen (NorO, ,
New York, Via Balboa and Honolulu.
PERNAMBUCO, June S.--Arrived:
steamer Talisman (NorD, New York, via
Barbados for Bahia. Sailed: llth steam
er Basaan. Norfolk
PRAWLE POINT. June 12.-Passed:
burg.
SHANGHAI. June s-Arrived: Steamer
rosa Maru fJapD, New York, Via Balboa
and Victoria, 3 C.
SYDNEY. n s. w. June 1o-Arrived
BARK Gladbrook, San Francisco
WANGANUI June 11.--Arrived: Schoon-
or Esther, san Francisco
TlENTSIN. June 9-Arrivpd: Stcar7er
Royal Arrow, san Francisco.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-14
SUMMONS

NEW YORK SUPREME COURT, KINGS
CDCE tf.-Lawyers Mortgage Company,
egenheiner, Harry Mccall as Executor
~ me Last VIII and Testament OF Arthur
Eahy. Glss'e Raehlin. DAVID Stone. Rachel
y y WygbbggpPe[ bgppP ,G,ity, of NEW York, Richard S
!armnlowsky individuaily ana as E1ecu.
lor Meyer Jarmulowsky, individually
5nd as Executor; Louis Jarmulowsky ana
i.sst ,aS.S, vii and Testament OF Sender
muio~sHy i T!GW'"S and decHaasgd HarTi Louis Jar
'hols'duaiiy .i4ilg 6,i and as private bankers
NJ oG9,1Gss under the name and style
We OF said Louis Jarmulowsky. the name
sNsE oeing fictitious, the true first name
G r,.,f5fiT Sstq aSIfendssnt Ien,s being unknown to
s1id Harry ,tarmulowsky, the name Mary
ing hctflous. the true first name OF
TN, Julius J. DukaS as Trustee in BsnE.
Itaptey, ~ Of Louis Jarmulowsky and Harry
bankers, doing business under the name
snd STYLE OF S. Jarmulo wsky Mary"
n ul6WsSy l yS"S The wife OF ssid Albert Jar
acts the true hrst name OF said defend
gn1 being unknown to Plaintiff Mary"
tnulo"sky, the name Mary" being fctl-
uoos the true hrst name of said defend.
Wo,fson S.o Sy1"E a unHR1wn a{ to plaintifr Sadie
TTo!onon Trachtman, Leon T. Levien,
T19hHI!n r. Thomas, Fannie Potassin
Nduaily and as copartners doing busines, mes.
S 5s Fr'edbers & Klein; Lafayette trust
State Bank. Rachel Gordan, Amelts c,1ark
bi9tne tSSn IEttlinger It. John Coe. Mary coe"
Mary Hoe" Peter Poe. ." MY Boe' BOZ.
Richard Roc. NAV " Roe,@ M%'y ,Iobr Ioe;
Viz" WIS c,aiary Mary White. John Green"
Brown" John cray" Mary CO."
John Black" and Mary Black" ths
ahts being fictitious the true nane. 81
SAG oefendants being unknown 10 plain
~ ~ tho persons intended being tenants o.
amended Summons. 10
Ie me above named defendants. and each
foa are hereby summoned to answer the
s.,,a eIaea complaint In this action. and TO
s'es @.tpy coy OF your answer on the plain
s'ter the service Of this amended sum
/, T. 0ns ns. exc,usive Of the day of service. and
swer. judgment viii be taken against You
o. default for the relief demanded in tho
Dated. Esw York November 18th. 1918.
sHEAkMAN & STERLING,
N'sorn.ys 1T. Tor Pl4intir Grace and p. O.
~. Manhattan. New York. N. T.
To the above named defendants, Albert
strtor Of the Last Wnl and Testament OF
gyshaer J@rihulowsky. deceased; Mary"
a9%ssy T.. Ts na. Of s1s ASs.t s.nt s
tilns the true hrst name OF said defend
Snt s oeinE unknown TO plaintiH: and
The foregoing amended summons 10
~ veg upon you by publication. pursuant
70 40 order OF Hon Russell Benedict,
= J01tlc+ of the Supreme Court OF tho
s,&ts of Sew York. dated the 18Th day Of
s.sI Itis, ana flied on the 18th day OF
hsT 1919, with ths amended complaint In
ne Office OF the Clerk Of tho County Of
xnEn. a. the County Court House, In the
sseIopEn OF Brooklyn. City ana state Of
Dated. Eew York, May 18Th. 1918.
SHEAH5fAN T. STERLING
Attorneys for PIAinfin fJfaes sna p n
Asdrsss Is wall etFeet. Borough Of
- &ashattans hsw zofk. ". X
New-York tribune., 1919-06-14
Air Lines Are Planned for
NacatiOnists i'm Britain

"The London Observer" of April 20
states that instead of going to the Isle
of Wight by water summer visitors
will be able to go by air. A passenger
service Of flying boats will ply be-
tween Southampton. Ryde, Shanklin
and Vcntnor, and from these resorts it
will be possible to fly from Bourne
mouth and Weymouth.
The service will be inaugurated as
soon as government regulations permit
by the Supermarine Aviation Company.
Limited, and the base will be South
ampton. The flying boats used viii, it
is said, be four-seaters.
"It is definitely established," the
commission said "that many of the
rates on paper in the East have been
made by the carriers largely for the
purpose of permitting mills on their
lines to compete in certain markets
with other mills more fayorably To-
catod'
New-York tribune., 1919-06-14

Tampico; Ontario, Boston,; bark Brla
=. ie.,'rl,.,, : a. 'v Arrtyed: Steamers
Savannah, Nantucket. Baltimore and Nor
Permand. ssiied $teamefs rlainfeld.
syans Andrea nr5G LuGGfnbaoh Ne" York
f for ssltimore; steamer Hercules, HaIana.
more mo SSS steameps oGs west Poin fS
Teresa Accame Qt.), Gibraltar (for
orders3 GI : glsremont tsre@ Ca'lso. 49, =, .,
steamer Comanche. New York (and sailed
for jacksonville.
=, DELAWARE BREAKWATER, Del; June
phia for Palo Blanco. Sailed: Seward,
schooner Thomas II. Lawrence, from Nor
folk for. Passed out: 18th, steamers
Wave. Phiiadeiphis for Rotterdam; 18th
tterdam; Gorcc, philadelphia for Houston
Lake Duncan, Philadelphia for Norfolk
schooner Marguerite NJ. Weymss, Philadel-
pn11 fSF H!E!GTa BTa1Il IA, Juno 1aAr
rived steamer Merrimac, Philadelphia Via
Savannah (and sailed on ,returnl; Sailed
MOBILE, Ala, June 13.-Sailed: steam
er Lake Lake Duane, Havana
s, NEW ;'ars QhLEANs ,IdtB5 June IsGlesrsa
via EIavre and Norfolk; Lake Willie, Pro
greSo via Cienfuegos; Saramacca, Havana
NEWPoRT news. June 13.-Arrived
Steamer Lake Desha. New York Crawl
Key, New York; Lake Galera, Phladcl-
phia Eldena, Tacoma, West Coast, Liver
IDutch), New Orleans British Baron CBr.D,
Puerto. Cleared: Steamers West Coast,
GALVESTON; schooner Dorothy L. Brinkman.
Santos; steamers Magdalera (Dutch),
Amsterdam, Eldena. Portland; MayIands
fBrD' rManchester: British Baron BrD,
se~alls Potnt Norfolk' orft D'''' " ''''''"S 10" =
a ,Absor3ka. Rotterdan.: Mercer New Or
park (Br), New Orleans; Sigyn (SwedD,
Newport News, Vest nraul@' GlpIaua,.
Tsiied aiIe Stcamer5 Bartola (SpanD, Bilboa.
Lake Fostoria, Havana.
PENSACOLA June l3.-Arrived: Steamer
Lake b, punlnore, Philadelphia.
ss}esmers Adratic nt+IH. Norfolk: .'rII'a j. a
BARREN; Lake Gorin, Cienfucgos; Edgomont
Seattle; Iloward, Boston; Algiers, VIII
PORT EADs La. June 13->rrivcd:
Steamer, Berelita Mobile Morganas.
Sailed: Steamers Copan CHondD. Oinoa
Via Port Cortez; Frecport Sulphuo No l.
,IamPls9 Tia 1Ids5 Iahe Wnoms 2{g rort9 Rieq Rath
Spaulding New York; Santa F'lavaia. Bill
004 PoRT ERP9!n II M, M9st 11a GarniAN lsGrp2@l @ -
Wmifrcdian. Port Arthur.
REEDY ISLAND. Del. Juno 13,-Passed
down: Steamer Mandcvillo (Nor.), phila
delphia for Port Antonio.
SAN FRANCISCO. Juno 13.-Arrivcd 4.
steamer Tajima Maru Jap), Balboa.
Sa S%a lied; Steamers West Conob, Manila ;;
SAVANNAH. ca, June 13-Arrivcd:
Steamers Dunachton (Brl, Liverpool;
GwladNs (Brl. Gibraltar: City Of Mont
eomery, Boston. Sailed; Steamer West
Compo. HaVrc.
TAMPA, June 13.-sallcd: Schooner Nel-
lie, Caibarien.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-14
FORECLOSURE SALES
]. c,RRIEN. oE coYENrn1

co2RNELIUs J. o'BRIEN. OF COVENTRY.
=, C0NN" s1aIa ,,>,;, W; John r.; o.BRIEN. OF
IICE,-sTATE OF CONNECTICUT.
COUNTY or TOLLAND. ROCKVILLE,
JUNE 6TH A d, 1919.
Upon tho Complaint OF the said Cor
nehus J. . Brien. claiming. for the reasons
th"rcln set forth, foreclosure and tho pos
session Of certain nortgaged promises now
pending before the Superior Court In and
Tor Hald County Of Tolland. 1t appearing
70. and being found by, tho subscribing au-
shorlty that the whereabouts OF the de-
fehdant John r. OBrien ls unknown TO
the plaintiff 1t is therefore ordered that
notice OF the tendency OF said complaint
DC gwen SAD defendant by publishing this
osAHr IN The Hartford Daily Courant IA
Newspaper printed In Hartford. Conn, and
IN the "ew York DAILY Tribune A news.
paper printed In New York N Y, once "A
week Tor three successive weeks In each
pa p@r. commencing on or, before the 18th
day OF June. A. u. 1919.
by the Court.
Lyman TWrNING TlNGIER.
C!efE OF the superior Court for Toilana
County,
New-York tribune., 1919-06-14
er steamship Siberia Maru,

San Francisco. per steamship Siberia Maru.
to-day.
Japan. Corea. China, Siam. Cochin China.
Netherlands. East Indies and Philippine
Islands, via Seattle. per steamship Suwa
Maru, to-day.
ship Lurline. June 1s.
Hawaii, Shanghai City and Philippine
Islands. via San Francisco. per steamship
Columbia, June %.
Tahiti, Marquesas. Cook Islands, New
Zealand and specially addressed mail for
australia. via san Francisco. per steamship
Moana, June 25.
Hawaii, Japan, Corea. China (except
Shanghai Ctty). Siam, Cochin China, Meth
erlands. East Indies and Philippine Isl
auds, via San Francisco, per steams hip
Shinyo Maru, June IS.
Hawaii, Fiji Islands, New Zealand and
specially addressed mail for Australia via
Vancouver and Victoria, B. c.. per steam.
ship Niagara June so.
Hawaii. Samoan Islands. Australia and
steamship Sonoma. July ).
New-York tribune., 1919-06-14
Transports Due the Nest TaU0 Days
To-day

To-day
Rambler
10Y achment.
Madonna
and tHopita
The
May3
6 Field Artillery Medical
Tomorrow
The Foran from St Nazre including 36sth
Company Battery E; 6osh
TO
ArnyC
Headquarters Medical to F
New-York tribune., 1919-06-14
Going On To-day

DAY
free admission to American Museum of
natural History, American Museum of
safety, Metropolitan Museum of Art and
the Aquarium.
Convention, New York state Business
Women, Cosmopolitan Club, Fortiet h
street near Lexington Avenue, p. m.
EVENING
Dinner, Phi Lambda Phi, Hotel McAlpin,
p. m.
ART EXHIBITIONS
Academy Art Shop, 153 West Fifty-sev-
enth Street, Batik show
Art Alliance Of American Galleries, 10
icraft exhibition. to June 81.
Dudensing Galleries. paintings and water
colore, by w. S. Bucklin, to June H.
Enrich Print Gallery, exhibition of old
English prints.
Grolier Club n East sixtieth Street. e1
=, hlbition OF book;bindngs. to June IS.
tton OF old naval prints. through June.
Mich galleries. New York street scenes
and flag pictures. by Childe Hassam,
through June,
New-York tribune., 1919-06-14
Cobbler Attacks an Auto

DANVILLE, Penn Professor Frank
W. Magill drove his new, highly pol
ishcd automobile out into the country
the first day after receiving it, and
stopped along the road to chat with a
farmer friend.
Up strutted fine turkey gobber,
which caught a glimpse of its rcAec-
tion in the polished sides of the ma
chine. The bird Immediately chal-
lenged the newcomer and with beak
and claws few at the car.
The old bird fought until it was ex-
a wreck
New-York tribune., 1919-06-14
Sunday
Santa OIiVia, Brest -
Monda,
AMERICAN PORTS

BALTIMORE. June 13-Arrived; Steam.
ers sucrosa. Port Lobos: Strinda (Nor1
Norfolk; Cioutsham (Br) Norfolk; KAN.
crime Park fBr). Savona. Via Sandy Hook
Bylhyl, Norfolk: ChibiAbos. Norfolk: Al.
!enton Savlne. via jacksonville: Ontario.
Boston. Cleared: Steamers Greenwlch h
tBro, Rotterdam; Storaker (Nor,1
Gibraltar for orders), sailed Steamers
Lapad Nt), Gibraltar (for ordcrsi
Cornelius lDu.). Rotterdam, Matinicook.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-14

sCPEEIEME!7u COURT NEW YORK COUNTY
STANTON D. COWL, Plaintiff, against
JOHN q. BARRETT. Defendant. SUN.
MONS.
To the above named Defendant:
YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED to an
swer the complaint in this action, and to
ttf's Attorney within twenty (20) days
after the service Of this summons, ex-
elusive OF the day Of service. and in case
OF your failure 10 appear or answer. judg-
ment will be taken against you by default
for the relief demanded in the complaint
Dated, April 18th, 1919.
WILLIAM NJ. KTLCULLEN
Attorney for Plaintiff, ONCE and p. O.
Address No, l7O Broadway. Borough
OF Manhattan. New York city.
To John G. Barrett, Defendant:
The foregoing Summons is served upon
you by Publication, pursuant to an order
or Hon. Barlow s. Weeks, one OF the JUS
tees OF the Supreme Court OF the State OF
Neg YORK, dated tho 18th day of May,
lsl9 and hlcd with tho complaint in the
9face Y OF the Clerk Of the County of New
york, at the County Court House in tho
Borough OF Manhattan city OF New York
Dated. May 10th, 1919.
WILLIAM NJ. K1LCULLEN
Attorney for Plaintiff. once and p o.
Address 40 Broadway Borough OF
Manhattan. New York city.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-14
Army Casualties to Date

To-Day llSC WAS QlVlQeu as 1OIlo"s' :
Killed in action. four; died from wounds,
one: died from accident and other causes,
fifteen; died of disease. five; wounded Sc
verely, twenty-eight; wounded (degree un-
determinedl, seventy-nine. wounded slightly,
100; missing in action. nine; total. 26l.
NEW YORK CITY AND VICINITY
Names from New York City and vi
cinity follow:
Killed in Action
MARSHALL, Harry j., private, Louns-
Died From Accident and Other Causes
M'KENNA. Patrick, private. 414 East
Sixteenth Street. New York City.
Wounded Severely
WINTERS. Raymond. Lieutenant, White
GULIANo. Anthony. private. Newark.
HENIoNS; William r., private, Port
sTEPHoNE. Joseph. private. New York
Wounded degree Undetermined)
WEEKER David E.. Iicuteront, 1O1 Han
coci- street. Brooklyn.
ALPETRE, Salvatore. sergeant, Lodi,
BRINDLEY. Walter Francis, sergeant.
Trenton. N. j.
IRlEDMAN. Barney l.. private. 1888
HIsKE. william, private. Perth Amboy.
HOLLY. Leon William, private. Fulton
Jonas. Percy E. private, 254o Webster
Nvenue. New York City.
ROGUSA. Nicola, private. 48O St. Paul's
Place, New York City.
WOLCOTT, Harry. private. Bloomfield
Wounded Slightly
MILLER. Oliver F.. captain, Buffalo, NJ Y.
HUSBAND, Percy j. ", Heutendnt 276
Dear Street, Brooklyn.
BRIGGS, James f.. jr., private. Flushing,
HoLLoN. Thomas r., sergeant. Water
! HOLMES. Ralph. corporal. High Falls,
HUsTAINsoN, Thomas, corporal 1922
=, HuTCHIN,GS, Ernest Clark corporal,
MCANN. Kenneth NJ, corporal SO Beck
man Place New York City.
HIGINSON Walter L., wagner, Nyack
n. Y.
BAccHI. Mario, private, 1856 Vermont
BARNES, Thomas. private, 41o1 Buffalo
Avenue. Brooklyn.
BAR-rz. Frank c.. private. Cornell, N. Y.
BRUSS. Abraham, private, Canadaigua,
CARLSON, Elmer E., private, James
CASEY. j. jeremiah. private, 27o2 Eighth
Avenue. New York City.
MOUSTAKES, Apostols. private, 203 East
Thirty-thrd Street New York City.
oED, Henry H. private, 1856 First Ave
nue.. New York City.
CONSTANTS. Sotiry, private 149 Am
sterdam Avenue. New York City.
CuRRAN, John P. private, Amsterdam,
GOULD. Stanley Chester, private. Brock
HOLMES. Robert J. private, 126 West
Ninetieth Street, New York City.
HUSSEY. Michael, private, $50 Baltic
street Brooklyn.
MBURNEY, Robert Joseph, private. Nor
ristown, n. J.
Missing in Action
SWEENEY, Hugh j., sergeant. Moores-
town, n. J.
MUNDES. William, private, Hoboxer,
y. j.
CURRENT CASUALTIES
Died from Accident and Other Causes
PITTMAN George E, private, Jersey
Guy, n. j.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-14
SUMMONS

SUPREME COURT, COUNTY OF NEW
YORK Mary Elizabeth Mcconnell, plain
tiff, against Warren Mcconnell defendant
Action for Absolute Divorce. Summons. To
the above named Defendant:
You are hereby summoned to answer the
complaint in this action, and to serve a copy
Of your answer on The Plaintiffs Attorney
within twenty days after the service of
vice; and in >ase of your failure to appear,
or answer. judgment will be taken against
YOU by default for the relief demanded in
the complaint
Trial desired in the County of New York
Dated May 10th, 1919.
MARSHALL S. HAGAR, Plaintiffs Attor-
ney office and Post office Address: as
Cedar Street, Manhattan, New York City
TO Warren Mcconnell:
The foregoing summons Is served upon you
by publication, pursuant 10 an order OF Hon
I;artow s. Weeks, Justice of the Supreme
9Th day of May, 1919, and fled with the
complaint. in the office Of the Clerk of the
County Of New York, at the County Court
House in the Borough of Manhattan, City,
county and State OF New York. on the 2Sth
day Of May. 1919.
MARSHALL s. HAGAR. Plaintiffs Attor-
ne! office and Post Office Address: as
Cedar Street, Manhattan, New York City.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-14
Humidity
Barometer Readings
3 q. m. "A 1 p. m. O.38 p 80. o6
OTHER PEOPLES WEATHER

WASHINGTON, June 13,-Prcssurc ia
now falling over the eastern half of the
country, rising over the west central por
tons and falling over the extreme West
with moderate depression over Northern
Utah. General though light showers fell
IN the Northwestern States and local show
ers' mostly light, in the central valleys and
the South. There were also light rains in
the western portions of the northern Pacific
states Elsewhere the weather was fair
hlgh temperatures We're general over the
northrn half of the country, except in the
plains and Pacific States
There will be local thundershowers Satur-
day in the Ohio Valley and extreme vest
cennessee, cIIt s; Saturday and Sunday in the east
Guif States and on Sunday in Tennessee
and the south Atlantic States In the lake
region, the middle Atlantic States and New
England fair weather will prevail Saturday
and Sunday 1'
Temperatures will be high for the season
over the northern and central districts east
OF the Mississippi River and about normal
to the southwark
New-York tribune., 1919-06-14
Forecasts for Special Districts

Eastern New York, partly cloudy Satur.
Gdy' warmer extreme south portion; Sun
day, partly cloudy and warmer
southern New England, fair and warmer
saturday: Sunday, partly cloudy, warmer
east portion
rior Sunday. fair.
Eastern Pennsylvania partly cloudy and
slightly warmer Saturday; Sunday, partly
Western New York, generally fair Satur-
day and Sunday; little cnange in tempera.
ture.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-14
TRANSPACIFIC MAILS

The connecting mails close at the Cen
rral and City Hall Postoffice stations, New
York, at $50 p. M, follows:
Hawaii, Philippine Islands and specially
addressed mail for Japan and China, via
New-York tribune., 1919-06-14
Weather Report

Sstn rises :23 q. m ! Sun eets..s:2a D. M
moon rises :16 2. m. Moon sets is a. IN
Local Weather Forecast.-Partly cloudy
and warmer Saturday and Sunday. Gentle
TO moderate south winds
Local Official Reeord.-7he following Of
hclal record from the Weather Bureau shows
temperatures for twenty-four hours, in COM
parison with the corresponding date NJ last
New-York tribune., 1919-06-14

Highest, IS lat 3 p. NJ lowest. 81 (at
10 3. M average, SIS Average same
date last year, 62.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-14
25 More Deaths in
A.E.F. Are Reported
I'm Casualty Lists
Disease and Accidents Are
Accountable for Twenty;
Total for Forces Abroad
Have Mounted to 287,12z

WASHINGTON, June 13.--Genersl
Pershing's daily report OF casualties in
the American cxpeditionary forces to-
day added 261 names to the total, which
is now 2S7,127
Army Casualties to Date
New-York tribune., 1919-06-14

MAIL VESSEL
Mauretsnia. South
ampton ......... 500 A. NJ. 1900 A. NJ.
p: d'Aosta. Genoa. 800 AN. 1l:o \. NJ
West Caruth; Accra 500 A. NJ. 100 a. Nj.
H&yti .......... 500 A. NJ. 400 A. M.
Coamo, San Juan $50 a. NJ 12:ooM.
Monterey, Vera Cruz 100 a. NJ. 1900 NJ.
Sunday
New-York tribune., 1919-06-14
INCOMING STEAMSHIPS
Due Sunday
OUTGOING STEAMSHIPS
Tp-Hav

Duke d Abruzzi. Marseillcs ......May 81
Alaskan. ..........St St. Nazaire. June 3
New-York tribune., 1919-06-14
VERMONT.

Free Information booklsts by writing
,HnRHi n. BLACK, Sec OF state.
A"D''0''S bureau Montpelier VT
New-York tribune., 1919-06-14

lEA&ANGER,, Juno 4-sailed; Steamer
sToCKHoLM. 'JJIr1 June 3A Hew rrivsd. 1prNi s,..n,
esrs Brindilia New York; Vessmsn (swod).
NlGO June b.--Arrived Steamer An
tonic Lopez (Span) New York for san
tander 90"
AVoNMoUTH. June 1i.-Arrived: Steam
er Monmouth (Br). Montreal
BARBADOS, June 12.--Sailsd. Steamer
New-York tribune., 1919-06-14
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~ p IN, Batter, Pier. 4
SUNDAYS. Franklin ST., 8:
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-07-21
SUDDENLY DROP
STREET NAMING
Fort Madison Council Unanimously
Resolves to Leave the Nomen-
clature There as 1t
Is Now.

The Fort Madison Chamber OF
Commerce was behind large move
ment to rename the streets OF that
city. owing to the present confusing
nom nclature, and the newspaper
indicated that the council would dc
this In conformity to its plain logic
and public sentiment for reform in
the naming of the streets.
The council met to act on the ordi'
nance all ready for it's adoption.
And it unanimously rejected the
proposal.
1t developed that petition to the
council protesting against the pro-
posed change, in the case OF certain
streets, included many OF them.
Some of the streets have as many
as three names from one end to the
other, but some of those in the older
parts of the city have historical
sentiment attached to them, and ths
new plan gave numbers to all streets,
calling those running in one direc-
ton avenues and the others streets.
A large portion of the protesting
signatures were those OF members OF
the same chamber of commerce
which proposed the plan. The coun-
Gil declined to become the center of
much argument and trouble-and
also found that a new city plat
would be necessary if the streets
were renamed.