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TRANSPACIFIC MAILS
Police Ord ers
Reinst Ia terhents


>, AS patrolman, first grade, effect 1 a, m.
training schoo,
As patrolman fifth grade, effect 10 80
a. m January Michael f. Reardon, Head
quarters, training school
Dismissed on Pension
4 =, sergeant effect y :ol q. m. January 6
at $9'5 appointed March IT, 1888
Transfers and Assignments
Patrolmen. effect - :0l n. m. January
national Defence, to precincts indicate /.
leaves Of absence revokcd Edward A. DEM,
rest, lota ,1oseph A. Stanton, 18th Patrick
W ward W. Schnaible, 18th Otto Holub. 3lst
William Dcnchue, 36th joseph G.. Beatty
SSsosh Joseph Y: McGovern, i9d Thomas I.
iaee1an, I'D Michael Whean. 45th George
n Jic Mhoenon' 18th 10Th James ". f. Smith, 46th !;
td4I l.. rerUck, 47th; John j. Powers,
2g5h CorneliuF McElligott. 93d James A.
Dllo7. training school
e. hhect s a. M, January National De-
1 1ence to precincts Indicated Anthony J.
Terra. 18th James Joseph Murphy S7t5 :
james c. Sterett, 18th
Headquarters to precincts Indicated dutv
IN tenement House Squad discontinued
Leopold Salamon. 31st; Cornelius O'Kcece
9ad John Stewart. 10th; Francis A. Caul.
field. 10th. O''u''
=, Effect 8 a. M. January 4-Alexander Nc
Manus, 23d to 18TH William Graebc. 26th
70 3th Lawrence V. Seaman, 3Sth to 6Sth :
SNilliam j. Ryan, 76ta to 74th; Otto Ststt,
ner SD to bicycle duty
Motorcycle Patroman-C aladia NJ Krans
Traffic Division, Motorcycle Squad No. . 70
80 precinct, motorcycle duty discontinued.
Temporary Assignments
Leutenant-James McGovefn 18th in
command, from II 10 a. M, Decembar o.
during absence Of captain on sick report
Patromen-Wiliam G.. Murray. 36tb to
Headquarters, duty Office of Fourth Deputy
commissioner. 13 days, from a. M, Janu-
airy .; William A. Brnzier, SD to Head
quarters, clerical duty, in Division of Sup
pies, II days, a. m. January H.
FROM precincts indicated to 18th Inspec-
ton District, duty in raided premises, Is
days q. M, January Prank McNaught.
9TH William Weissheier, 96th; Chrles
Wagner, 9Sth; Michael Mu!laney. gGth
Charles Isaacson, 97th.
From precincts Indicated to 18th Inspec
ton District, duty in raided premises. II
days, a. m, January james Tornev
lVlth Thomas l.. Donovan. l05th.
Leaves of Absence Without Pay
Patrolmen- Silvis A. Rcpetto. 46th. dav
a. M, December 80; Edward Pollak, ia,
l day, 4 p. m, January l.
Full Pay While en- Sick Report
Lieutenant-Wjlliam G. Withcrs. 95th
10 rs u. NJ. December II. during disability.
Resignation Accepted
Acting Detective Sergeant, Second Grade :
effect l. p. M, January Nathan Fishel
Detective Division.
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Brighton Wreck
Claimants Also
To ASK Receirer

application is to be made for an adj
ditional receiver for the Brooklyn
Rapid Transit Co. in the interest Of
survivors and relatives of victims of
The Malbone Street tunnel wreck. In
announcing this purpose yesterday Jo-
seph 7. Griffin, chairman of the Brigh-
ton Wreck Victims and Passengers
Protective Association, declared that
the original receivership proceedings
were undertaken to protect nnanciers
controlling the stock and bonds of the
corporation from damage suits result
ing from the wreck
A legislative inquiry of the Financial
policy which has brought about the
ruin of railroad" also viii be de-
20 Mr. Griffin, and the Attorney Gen
cral viii be asked to revoke the fran
chise Of the Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Company.
Funds Are indefinite
Lindley NJ. Garrison. temporary re-
ceiver of the company could give no
assurance yesterday to ltigants with
claims against it because, he said, he
did not know what funds were avail
able for such purposes. But he prom
ised that he would do everything in
his power to speed the adjustment Of
claims resulting from the Brighton
line catastrophe, in which nincty-seven
persons were killed and more than 200
injured.
SMr. Garrison issued his first state
ment Of general policy, following CON
fererces with Colonel Timothy s. Will
u
other operating officials Of the road.
bring them about. these conditions
would prevail in the management OF
he road:
/. The greatest attention to the
safety Of the travelling public.
.. Due regard both to claims
against the road and investments in
its securities.
3. No removals or changes among
employees or operating officials.
l. Absolute economy in legal costs.
5. 10 plum picking"
g. Whole-hearted cooperation with
the Public Service Commission and
the Boardof Estimate in running the
road.
Mr. Garrison reached the Office of the
Brooklyn Rapid Transit, at IS Clinton
Street, Brooklyn, at 2 o'clock, and went
to the directors room, which he viii
make his headquarters. lie was
greeted cordially by Colonel Williams
and a group of officials. dictated
statement, and talked with newspaper
men.
Mr.. Garrison said he had written to
the Public Service Commission, asking
If it had made property survey Of
the road, and if it had, to transmit
it to him with any suggestion for the
betterment of the system.
Garrison viii start out this morning
on the first Of a series Of inspection
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Going On To-day

Free admission TO tho American Museum Of Natural
2 2isiiory Ngprogohi2n Museum q Ar Ns York
American Museum Of Safety and tie Aquarium
Lecture by Scott Nearing on The outlook for Labor
in England and the United States" Eas. fi.-
tcenih Street, II q. m
Meeting Of the Maine Women &C New York, Hotel
Waldorf Astoria > D. m
Meeting Of the Knights Of Columbus. Waldorf As
Meeting of lie womcns Law Club. McApln. II
"a. m.
DISCUSSIONS by James W. Gerard Hugh Gibson.
tov Pr Nehemiah Boynion. on 'Iusde
observations on the War" at luncheon &. tie
Eepuhlican Club. clubhouse. "a West Ior.ieth
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Ncrp York City and Vicinity

-
COLEMAN, Joseph F.. corp. SO Madison
Street, New York City.
COLOGERI Antonio 1888 Markley Ave
CI0TT Joseph, io52 Broadway. Brooklyn
CHARM. Emanuel, y Hinsdale Street,
coIAN. Walter. 1ss East 1o7th Street.
COHEN, Tobias. 457 East 174th Street,
New York City.
DEMARTINE, Joseph, 50 Hamilton Ave
nue., Brooklyn.
DI C1CCIo. Gregorie, Mamaroneck, N. Y;
street. New York City.
t aEEk LEY JOB John ID: J.. corp. a00 East 2Sth
FOX. jerome, corp, 1891 Lexington Ave
nue.. New York City.
FARENTHOLD. Alexander F. sgt. 1855
Blocker Street Brooklyn.
FLUERY, Roderick, 52l West 1s1st Street,
New York City.
CYCLIC. sebastiano. 1916 Fourth Avenue,
BROOKLYN.
GENuNG. Lewis, sgt, Newark, N. J.
GILBERT Herbert. corp. 81 Somers
Street. Brooklyn
GORDON, Edwin, 467 Grandview Avenue,
HALPERN. Benjamin, 271 Broadway. New
York City
HALL. Richard s. 237 West Eleventh
Street. New York City.
HENKE. Erwin. North Bergen. NJ J.
HALBERTS, Edward. Bloomfield. N j.
JACKSON, Charles. Paterson, n. j.
JACKSON. Jacob s., $50 Second Avenue,
New York City
KOHN, Sidney, so West 115th Street. New
KAssAN, Sam. 495 Broome Street, New
x, KATzENoFF. Samuel, rs Monroe Street.
KAzAvAs: John, IL Washington Street,
LAvERY. Charles V, corp. Astoria. N. Y.
LII. lie Gall AL Leonard corp, 4s1 Third
LEITAN, Max, corp, 1857 Eighth Ave
nue., New York City.
LEWIS, Morris, 50 Orchard Street. New
LoPlPERo. John. 4s2 Pulaski Street.
MAGu!RE. Robert P. corp. 828 East
Eighty-third Street. New York City.
- MAPlNo. Joseph. Iii George Street
MoNAHAN. Frederick j., Elizabeth. N. ]
MEYER. JACOB. 335 Court Street. Brook
MURPHY. Stephen j. 1926 Harrison Street,
0KIN Melton Yonkers. N. Y.
~ o'NElLL. William P, sgt. Haekensack,
p4RcIAsEP simaco. corp. Hackensack.
PELI,ECC CHIC. Dan. corp. Corona. N. Y.
PIR0NTI, Leugi. Newark N. J.
=, PoMPA. Daniel. 1874 East 14Sth Street
New York City
FlDINGS. Lester. sgt. Bloomfield, N. J.
RAVENHALL, Peter, l1i7 Avenue O. @.
:, RUEFINo, Samuel. soc Eighteenth Street
RoBB. Alexander R., corp, 537 Franklin
ANaVlIO IrOO' tix--1
ROBINSON, James H. corp, Jesey City.
s3LENDoEr, Mike, Long Island City.
scHM!TT. M. j.. sgt, Harrison. N. j.
Street. Brooklyn
SCHNEIDER. William, corp, West Hobo
sHEFHAN. Joseph. corp. Paterson T
SPlNGARN, Samuel, corp. West Hobo
sHEARER: John J.. SS5 Park Avenue,
Ncv York City
S15FRRY Maurice j.. Jersey Civ NJ
THOMPSON. John r.. corp, SO Rutland
Road BROOKLYN
TIGHE, William, corp. Edgewater. N 7
VINE. Peter, CORR 2O7 West Sixty-sixth
Street New York City.
VAN STEENBUEGH. John, AS Fast
l48th Street. New York City
Missing
WALSH. John 4. Eeut 313 East Eiohty-
dfth Street Neac York City,
BRADY. George r.. Coney Island, N. y.
BRYANT. William J.. Crawford N J.
CLAMCNS. Anthony, State Street,
Brooklyn.
DUNN Thomas j.. Paterson, N ].
KINNEY. Francis j., 270 st. Marks Ave
nue. Brooklyn.
PAFUNDI. Vito. Newark, N. J.
PERETZMAN, Sam. IS Belvidere Street,
Brooklyn.
RoNGA, Luivi, 500 West sixty-ninth
Street New York City.
SCALY. Paul 999 Pacific Street. ~rooklvn.
WALLER, Jacob, co. Suffer Avenue.
Brooklyn.
there
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CT G1BSoN' Alto, corp. pinclard % d.
CARNEIL. John f.. Dover Cd D..
KETCHAM, Wesley j., Warren % w.
ARIZONA:
CONNECTICUT:
DEILARIO Frank, Bristol CW
BIGGS Raymond s L. l., fa AW5c" ,w w.
BAUER. Joscph P, Derby (W), ~.
CONNERYY. John T., Washington Depot
TLAvhRGNA, Antonio, New Haven ,(.W).
M T,N'I'Itsi1II Salvatore Derby (Wl.
OLSON, Carl s.. sgt Waterbury % d..
RoGAN. Edward j., Bsiegepoppt r.; lM) rv,
RAPZlEWlEH, Stanlsy' -sfw D' ,S1, WV
SHEA. Michael T., Waterbury GWl
SIiNDHYE. Fyvina. S'ratford tW).
WALENDZEAK. ": r., Bridseport 'M'
YHNCH. John, Mcchanicsville th).
COLORADO: m ",
UOtIGI,N. Robert, Byers % D..
"a a IIE2NNbsR. James P yisaIia Cd w.
CHEuLA. silvestro Redding 90. ~ W.,
GARDNER, Dayton NJ, ku'nerloTa w ", w .
URcCHEL, Jacob 81 Ss''' LScono'uo
(n D..
Ito Hino'TFECKEr. !. j., Middletown Cd W>.
DISTRICT Of COLUMBIA:
DUCkETT Sylvester, Washington lN
CRoMARTlE. james r., Barlow ID D..
HILLIARD, Abe. Greenscut % D..
INDIANA:
LEISURE. Everett H.. lieut.. South Bend
CANCER, Floyd. Goshen % D..
PAS2KTET. Stanley, Newcastle ID d..
ILLINOIS:
CASEY. Fred IT,. I.hertyvilc ID pl.
MARTS. Homer b.. Ownncco CO ID.
PRESSED, Ernest b.. Moline tk).
PETERSON. Hrnning W. Aurora tO.
SCHULTZ. Eli, H., Oak Park (K).
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-01-04
Casualty List

WASHINGTON JAM 3The army casualty public
war Department the enlisted
men, Of these 80 killed action,
Gent and other died of
we're wounded degree udetermne slightly
missing Il
In addition following
TICS reported Killed in died
9 died Of disease . wounded in action severely
The following summary Corps
MARINE CORPS CASUALTIES TO DATE
Officers:
missing
Enlisted
Wounded
IN hands OF enemy Al
Sab
1922
The full list for New vicinity,
and Connecticut fows the
riveN:
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STANKIEWICz, Boleslaw, North Chicago
wooDDrLL. John +, Fancy Prairie
Cd D.. -
IOWA:
% d. D''e''ou'e
DOWNS, Ralph r.. Montour ODD.
lRhDn.RlCk, NJ. A., Sioux City ID D..
JOHNSON Andrew j., Karon ID d..
O'BRIhN. William G., Boone ID A.
WANDER FOL, Fred. Sheldon ID D..
KANSAS:
AiNGkEY. Z. ", lieut., Gaiena ID D..
MDDLEhAuFF Casper j., lieut.. Han
MATHEwsoN. Johik G. Edward ID D.,
SEEK Joe r., sgt. Muscotah ID w.
KENTUCKY:
D 20 Isaac D., Allcgra ID D..
GlLEoY. Bernard J., Lexington (K).
HALL. Charles b.. Quicksand (K)
NEWMAN, Ray NJ. Bagdad ID vi.
LOUISIANA:
>, A4RcnAt1MggAULT, august B.. capt, Neu
Johnson, Spencer. Toma Town fpD,.
KENNEDY, Spencer. Harrisonburr a.
SiMMONS. Sylvester, Montgomerv 20 81
WHITFIELD. Sam, New Orleans ID D..
MASSACHUSETTS:
CHADHiCh. James e. lieut.. Wa,tham
BILLINGS. Henry W.. Worcester tpw,.
BlCouLEs. Sarantas B.. Titehburs % o..
BRoWNLEE. NJ. B.. Brooklne % D..
DALY. Vim. L.. Turner's Falls (K).
ElzEAR, Joseph A.. Fall River *.
HOBAN, Thomas j., birmingham Cd d.
M'PHE'rERS, Harland A., sgt, Lynn (k).
M LAUCHLIN. Frank. sgt. Beachmont
ID D..
MCCOY. Howard. Iracut ID D..
RANDALL. w. A.. iiridgcwater % d..
SANDQUIST, Olaf G.. East Boston (Kl.
MINNESOTA:
GAURD. Charlie c.. corp, Randall % w
GILBERTSON Clarence NJ. Benson ID D.
GlLpERTSoN. Julius A.. Preston ID w
HANSON. Alfred NJ, CARLSBAD ID w.
HENDRICkSON. Jacob. Big Fosk ID W..
l,OFTNESS. Joseph y. Hector ID D..
NORRIS, Msrius. Fertile Cd D..
OLMlEMs Edward j.. Starbuck (k).
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Wounded, Degree Uiadcter.
mined
Wounded Severely

WILSON. Mathew j., lieut., $685. Tlccnty-
third Street. BroohtNn.
BURKERT. Anthony +. 14S Newton
Street, brooklyn.
DoUGHERTy, Thomas A.. corp, 1913 East
Thirtieth Street, New York City.
HANNAF0RD. Lawrence, corp, 80 Doug
lass Street, Brooklyn.
HAMMILL, John j., Jersey City, N. J.
MILLER, john j. corp, Cliffsidc. N. J.
M'COOL, Michael A.. corp, sos West
1lith Street, New York City.
MAST Nick. Newark. n. j.
SMITH, John j., corp, 2290 Bedford Ave
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-01-04
Canada Reports 22O, 1872
Casualties, 90, 1888 Dead

OTTAWA, Jan. "a total of 22o. 1872
casualties, with 6o,3s3 dead, were sui
tered by the Canadian overseas forces
during the war, according to a revised
casualty, list issued here tonight OF
~ total casualties $3.50 were officers
The corrected list follows:
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-, SULLIVAN, Francis X, corp.. II Kan,
Place. Brooklyn. iN''''
Wounded Severely
hLhATLEY, William T., ls22 Bathgate
kMEBEL. Andrew Newark. N. !
ID MVLllN. Milton. sgt, Dumont, N. J.
Missing
r STONE, Robert j.. $50 West Fiftv-eiobtb
Street. New York City " % ''''
CALIFORNIA:
GiARk. Ernest G., Mariposa ON.
r ~ - " iIlam L.. Sonora Cd W..
81" ELL, V. L., corp. Lcmonore (K)
CONNECTICUT: .N-N'''
e. HlLl-iARD. II. c., corp, Clinton IN w,
ILLINOIS,: w.
B3u,S,;MBY, "; H., I'd lieut.. Cath. ID w.
nAk ER, Walter h.. Benton % d.. - -
N'Npr''' Lester H., Paxton Cd w.
KENTUCKY:
HUMPHREY, ]. T.. sgt. Louisville *,
MINNESOTA: VIZ
ASHLEY, w. H.. corp. Mortified % w,
MASSACHUSETTS:
TOOMEY. Robert j., Somerville o5
NEW YORK: NN''
G,du 1-RII4s, H. H.. corp. Penn Yam tM)
o,NI-fI "Nt ~ ". ~ ninKfanton (W).
n6 ~ ~ =, joseph L.. Cortland tW)
ropLM, Charles S., Syracuse (Mj
VERCll.IO. Peter j.. Syracuse tM)
WHITE. Carl f.. Dunkirk (W).
OHIO:
Hull. Ralph W.. Lebanon (Dw).
TEXAS:
ACUTE Norman D. Houston ODD.
TENNESSEE:
nAhlcM, Emory s. Kingsport Cd wy
SANN Bert d., corp. Knoxville % w
UTAH.
BARLOW. joel e.. Promontory (Dw).
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Two thousand, five hundred and eight
prisoners have been renatriated, es-
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BREWSTER, Harvey c. corp, Glen Cove
BOWIE. Lester Mount Vernon, N. Y.
CREWS, Crawford, Montcair, N J.
ELIAsH. Sam. s. Norfolk Street, New
York City.
HOLLOWELL, Clennie, 81 Fleet Place.
Brooklyn
JACKSON, Leonard. Glen Cove, N. y.
KING, Joseph D.. 107 ST Marks Avenue
Brooklyn
MGRlrr Harry, East Orange, N. j.
Died of Disease
COLoGNA, Vincent, 315 East 105th
COGGlNS. Daniel A.. West Orange, N. j.
FALTA. Frank, II Beacon Street, Brook
FoRMAN. Harry, 1S2 Powell Street. Brook
}E SEpIS A Acsis .Tuekshoei N. Y.
MADEWELl Samuel. corp, 91S Forest
MEKlE, John, Passaic, N. j.
TAYLOR, John c.. Newark. N. j.
TANSEY, Charles c.. S38 West Forty
seventh Street, New York City.
Died of Wounds
:, FORTE, Salvatore, sgt. 90 Pitt Street,
GRADY, John j., West Orange. N. J.
KENNY, Joseph, corp, G67 Eighth Ave
nue., Brooklyn.
:, LIoNETTE, Frank j., North Plainfeld,
N. j.
MoNAHAN,) Thomas F. sgt. Corona
n. Y.
PAFF, SAMUEL, 2o31 Monterey Avenue
New York City.
:. SAINT Apth,ay, cgp.. 1867 sixty-hrst
Wounded, Degree Undcter.
mined
CHALAIRE: Waiter. lieut., III East llth
Street. Nc10 Yorl City.
BALL, William r. 1853 Lincoln Place,
Brooklyn.
DELANEY, Joseph w Jersey City. N. j.
JANOWSKY, Morris. Passac, N. j.
LUCKJNG, Frank j., 1855 Grand Con-
course. New York City.
SLADE. Hayward, sgt, 595 Lafayette
Avenue. Brooklyn.
sCHM1D. Rudolph. corp, JERSEY City, N. J.
THOMPSON, Thomas s., 962 Thrty-nintl
Street Brochlvn
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ElseUhere

Character OF casualties indicated follows: (K) killed
in aor (W) A. died of accident other
ID w wounds ID D died of disease; (Nf) missing;
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Board Denies Traction fare {2Oises
-jSoyor Hylan Again Scores Whitney

continued from page 1
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" Gather Report

WASHINGTON Jan. 3-1hc cold wave has made
further progress eastward and southwark and during
the day freezing temperatures prevailed a. far south
as the Cuff coast aad temperatures below zero were
general over The upper Mississippi Valley and the
plains states.
The lowest reading reported a degrees below
zero. al Moorchead, Mimi. and Devils Lake. \. d.
During the last twenty four hours there were rains
and SHOWS in the Atamic and cast Gulf states and
SHOWS IN the upper Ohio Valley, the region Of the
Great Lakes and the nonn plains states. The air
pressure Is above the normal generally, except OF
me middle Atlantic coast and over North Dakota,
where disturbances are centred
WIN The execution OF local SHOWS in the region
81 the Great Lakes, the weather Will he fair Satur-
day and Sunday IN the east OF the ssissipu
River. There viii he further fall In temperature
SATURDAY IN the Atlantic states. while there viii be
ii reaction TO higher temperatures Saturday and Sun
region, aud on SUNDAY IN the upper Ohio Valley
aud the south Atlantic and cast Gult states.
forecasts for Special .iocalitles.-Eastcr New
J orI and Southern New Englaud--ogercast and
colder to-day: fair tomorrow, with continued low
temperature.
Northern New England-oyercast and colder TO-
day; fair Tomorrow
Eastern Pennsylvania and New Jorsey-Iair and
temperature.
Western New York~oycrcast to-day. colder in
eastern portion, SNOW furres tomorrow.
Local Official Reoord.-Ile following official
ord from the Weather Bureau shows temperatures
during tho last twenty four hours. in comparison
win the corresponding date .: last year.
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Shipping News
Port of New Work
Miniature Almanac

High Water
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OUTGOING STEAMERS
Sunday
City Island
Bound Soua',

City Island " y Ian. E.
,.ieaner black pocE, rgogidence FOR Norfolk.
via New Ilayen FIR New York to Scammcll Bro.
Schooner Maud Is. s. Lube Me- via Greenwich.
Schooner Olive H. Nanduson Sew Ila,ea for New
\ cril
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-01-04

Steamer j. If. DeverceuH, Philadelphia for Bos-
ton.
Schooner Oracle Phillips. New York for Nan
tuchet f9nrhortd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-01-04
RevisiOlis

ANDREWS. losn j.. Sxt., Rayonnc. N. 81
in hospital, previously reported missinSs
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OKLAHOMA
OREGON:

BLEDSOE. Bert. Bradley (K).
BLEDSOW. Henry, Eobard ID D..
ENSON, Roscoe. Taft ID w.
PARNELL, Gilbert, Oberlin *.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-01-04

The full list for New York and vicinity New York New Jersey
Connecticut folow the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-01-04
MARINES
Killed
Wounded Severely

SULLIVAN, Francis X. cor, = x,.,
Place. Brooklyn. Ns'''
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SCu ~, Emil. Buffalo (W5. wv
STGSSGg' Frank G.. Rochester Nv,
TR SrS p S S;arlton l.. Osweeo CWl.
TRAViEpO haries F.. Buffalo (W5.
VACAPHeii IArthur. Ancram CW).
WooDi. 'GfL Fred INTbnaaio, Buffalo cwo.
", W ERTI. John H.. at Po~. L..
VIZ EsfR IN, John c.. sgt. Butrsio W. :,
" \, r ~ D@L Edward J. Fredonia ~,
r. ~. +: William T., Potsdsm jan, Nv .i''
"A w AChI, Jos North IT, - -
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OK VkSsN NJtfEftEKSS
FRANCE:
poWD. Meredith L.. lieut.. Paris az
GREECE:
VARELOS, John. Niagara ID Dl.
RUSSIA:
LAKoSI, Lorenzo. Luben ID D..
IRELAND:
BREEN. J. j.. County rermanagh % n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-01-04

Local Official Record.-I'le following official rec
ord from the Weather Bureau shows temperatures
during tho last twenty four hours. III comparison
with tie corresponding date .. last year.
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zI2,000,000 in Claims

"Tbe seriousness Of the situation
may be gathered from the fact that
Controller wbiqb, 10 far as | have
knowledge, amount 10 more than S12,-
100000. Under aAprovision Of the
ehsxter tbs controfsr has power TO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-01-04

trips of the various branches. He will
he accompanied by Colonel Williams
and the heads Of the operating depart
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-05

First National attraction, "In Wrong"
Special musical and singing numbers
are also on each days program.
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ONANCOCK
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Especial to The Times Dispatch.1
ONANCOCk. VA. Oct. 4.-Rev. Frank
y. Rideout is in Norfolk attending the
meeting of the committee to formu-
late plans for the nation wide cam
paiSn, TO be conducted by the Epis-
copal Church of the United States
From there he Will 80 to Richmond to
visit relatives. Mrs. Rideout is with
him.
Albert L. Fitzgerald has been re-
leased from the United States Navy
Miss Mary Parker has gone to Phila-
delphia to take course in home eco
Monies.
Miss Minnie Wills is with friends in
Roanoke. Before returning to e.,
cock she will visit relatives or friends
in Lynchhurg: Henderson, y. c., and
Charlotte. y. &.
Miss Dorothy Bratten. OF Princess
Anne Courthouse, was the guest Of
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Weeks Movie Calendar

BlJoU-All week. Geraldine Far
rnr in ~Thc World and Its Women,
md II Mack Scnnett comedy.
observation-disclosures and Tucs-
day, WiIlinm Russell in "A Sporting
Chnncc;" Wednesdays and Thursday,
MhrEnritn Fisher In ''rhc Tiger
Lily;- Friday md Saturday, variety.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Tuesday
.'and Wednesday,. Tom Moore Ina
k"Drown. of Inrvnri;" Thursday,
Fridny md Saturday. Jack Picl>ford
L. in lin WRONG"
II COMMUNICATIONS md Tuesday,
K Mabel Normnnd in .JinK;" WcdneS-
day and Thursdny: Enid Benncu in
day, Harrison Ford and Vivian Mar
y tin in "rhc Third Miss
r ISIS-Ali week.. ..Thc Life Lines
snnd "DnhbHnE In Society"
4 ODEON-Mondny, "Out of LucI<;"
kTucsdny, Tom Moore in lord and
Il kennedy in ''rhrouEh the Wrong
Door;" Thursday. Pauline Frederick
Elm "Bonds Of I.ovc;'' Friday md Snt-
Enrdny, William Fnrnum in evolves
eof the Might"
K REN-alnndar. Tom Mix In "Snvcd
Eby II Wntch;" False Faces" "BIood
+ Prints" md rathc News; Tuesday,
Is Charlie Chaplin in ~ Dogs Lifc;"
kchid" and THE nettcr Way, We'd
E nesdny. "rhc Great Gnmblc." Gold
fWyh comedy and Current Events;
TharSdny. Al Jennings In "Fntc's
y DoAltlc CROSSE Pete Morrison In
E"rM Fighting Sheriff. md n Luke
EcomcLy; Friday. "a Ghost of n
Y Chnpce," "honcE Talks" aud .'Fntc's
K Double Cross" snt"rdny, James }:
[-"CRarIic. the Hero"
L WCT0R-tIl week, Lew Cody md
e Rosemary Thcbc in "Arc You lie
EnTy AInrricd:''
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happily married by church and State.
and living together as husband ami
wife, could be declared Illegally mar
ried and legally unmarried And the
offspring. should there be such would
be branded us Legitimate. In add:-
ton. huge property interests would he
questioned and titles would be taken
from their present owners
The picture is a complete departure
from anything yet offered TO the
screen. and carries n big theme. fun
OF thrills, u heart interest that appcal Is
and grips from the first TO the last and
OF highly dramatic value. entirely aloft
from the usual run of stories TODAY