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New-York tribune., 1919-02-04

Ames, dry goods, notions millinery 200 Fifth
:, OAKLAND. 'caIs. n. Wood * CO.. Aaron
So5 oKNMoM Mns 4 WIT SsIss9tH Street S1ros
OKLAHOMA clrY-M. d. Heskowtz & Co.
~ - Herstowiiz clothing. CARPETS. rugs. house
kat. erysqssls genera mcrcha idise; Bristol.
s. Dsgnan and l. MAYNARD. representing. Breslin.
tlTTSBU KGII-kaufman. Bacr & Co: ). Hersh-
stein; general nerchandise basement: y. y. o..
'404 Fourth Avenue
rITrsFlEED. Mass.-Jones & Logan; 7. Il.
ROCHESTER,, y. Y.-puTy- Powers Company; W.
h% XVIII TSPTnE 40 %%Tp w"d AveG@e c@ Aroon
Yeil.. representing: 43 West Sixteenth Street.
SAVANNAH. Ga.--Gustaye EclSstcIn Company
lcrono tchs,ein, general merchandise. l4l Madison
SHERMAN. Tcx-Marks Brothers; Mr.. Marks
general merchandise: Baer & Liiienthal, lloO
sIINNliAN. Tcs--Mrss Hrothors; Mr.. Marks
and u Costa. general merchandise: Baer u Lilicn-
81, Louis ltico. .stix Dry Goods Company: r.
oc H. cs regas9 ma1 59r PaSs aces en5re sf
derel handkcrchiefs. white goods linens; S77 Broad
81. LoJis-c. Beck. dryeoods, etc Gerard.
81. L0OIS-lAndell Dry Goods Company; y
RYbln. president; Imperial ,-..,,,.,u con,r,o,,.
manufactnrers clcthing; W. s Marx, representing
Commodore.
IltIIN, Dni0-Ihe +. N toiueITldn 'uiipuhS
j. D. IeitheI drygcods cloaks. millinery, carpets
and general merchandise; Latham.
Upton. lnd.-The Bargain Store; ]. Aihers-
hardt diygoods and general merchandise; Navarro
TOLEDO oho-G l.. Mncr Company; t. T.
Toolc. merchandise manager; Alfred Fantl; ll6
TOLEDO, ohio-Thorner, w: Co.; A j. Ti'orner.
TUCso%' Mr.z@SteiEieid A. & Co.: r. y.
Carpenter dry goods; 4Os Fourth Avenue
WAXAHACHIE Tex. S. Campbell & Co: j.
$. Campbell. drygoods, millinery. carpets. etc.
Imperial.
WICHITA Kan.-Gcorge Innes D. c. Co; Mrs.
y. Piper, laces enbroderies. neckwcar, handker-
chiefs 22G Fifth Avenue. Room l4ll
WORCESTER, Mass-Denholm & Mckay Co.
NJ j. Kelley. laces trimmings cnlbroderics; 23O
Firth Avenue: Marie Antoinette.
YAKIMA Wash.-Calahan Co., II. Il. Callahan,
womcn's aberdashery wonons ready 10 wear,
notinns AND lnilct gnulS: Prince leorge Motc
New-York tribune., 1919-02-04
General Merchandise

ALbANY. Ga--,liqttiosyer = & Bro: Mr.. Hof-
AIAenIo' x 'oss' Moois MsiSis I,tSfs Co: J. r.
s1e'fs. diess EorIs notions, iadiea' ready 10 wear
ATi,A$TH'.li'llsG6@' Vi 81. & CO.. W =. Hopkins
faIBffefNsiSgfu i Ma,sop Avenae Laan ,
,BVsIyN Sbepnsdn Sor@eli Co. Il. A. Bamum
Nj Bhfi%2 2Sfa ~ IL ei2aGas' fSlis & CO. c,+,s
cT.DAK RAPIDS MieE. Nkilisn" Co. r. Kill,ap
president and merchandise manager. 4o4 Fourth
Asnnuc, jay co
chAfLEsToN No. Buckncr. nagedalc Mere
CO i,o1d X hags9ale general "erchandss; Bresq
Ig 2 ss1sra uTelaudiss iss s' pr1samay @ c0 D.
es s. 9s "GS5 chSteh srSci ns 3 swat s'"
Fr SMITH Ark.- -,prcndefgas, Il Mcshanc W.
Ireng~rgs4t. dty goods clothing shoes. millinery
,GnkENsHung., md Mnear u G. Go. s. r.
HAhatsBraG Pa -Kanfman'4 rlnderscIling
sa.., x'Dfss . = Mayer fepssentng 81 West 1wcnty
HAzfLrs,N, Pa - .-sssses pept store; Mr. I4see
eelIapotse manager Assoc Mdss corporstioai. 22s
INDIAsApoIIs naseps Il Oeddoy; y. Miller
WI " Wcoardge blssci sayis. '@,I' Mr. ao1de gSs
D'g HsAgEgF i2a gfEgFfs sdhiease 81 ssa sore se e us,
tef ciottftpg, furnishing g6ods. millinery. ready 10
~ear md houSe furnishing goods, il53 Broadwsy
knox yIff.f,~~Wo~ie e. Tayjoy; II Words, mems
f'iyaising goods. clothing, hats Shoes and woman
T)GANEpohT md Wiier 4 Wise. v. Wiso
dree e5ods sks, linings, yelseis. millsnefy. 30,
tlons.. semely, fs'sy goods ieather eooda ITO
EfnaiiHay. fOfm ]i4
fDfIs9fLiJ; ~bs,ls cty cioea,ipg "a. mfrs
eoiti'tz, -. & Whsyne, president af1 Psnefa
fsnpg@fs ifGpeyiki
MfL~AfKED5 .sefustar u H. 60; u, Green.
bstt. nsfehzpgis1 f1suagef. 41a f9t,rih Aataa,e
Mg eAlMfi> ~ 9iansflsd 4. g., tiNfls; w
4 sssi.sfie,d ~ eqeds carpets. clothing, resy
~ ASDAAY It'd Asmtgfgss. s. W., ~ 60. s
" 1~vburasf, ~ goods. siiks. dfcys aoSds.
New-York tribune., 1919-02-04
Manufacturers Protest
British Import Rule
Waist and Mems Clothing
Trades Fear Loss Through
Embargo

Protests against the British embargo
on importations Of certain products
after March ! are being formulated by
various manufacturing interests here,
whose products would be barred by the
embargo. The United Waist League
Of America last night took UP the uues-
tlons Of registering a protest for the
waist manufacturing industry of the
country, which has large market in
Great Britain. Manufacturers of mems
clothing also have voiced protests
through the State Department and the
War Industries Board.
manufacturers of women's coats and
suits, however, are not yet ready to
go on record as opposed to the en-
barge. Harry Cohn. of J. c. Stratton
y Co, and head OF a special committee of
The Cloak, Srit and Skirt Manufacturers
Protective Association, which has been
formulating plans for the investigation
of the field for the sale of American
made coats and suits in England, So q
yesterday that as American manufacc-
urers of these lines had not been doing
business in England and merely were
casting about to find out if they can
develop market there, it was i'm
probable that protest would be reg
lstered in the name of the association.
IL occurs 10 me that England may
De trying to build up her own needle
Germany and Austria supplied great
amounts of ready made clothes in the
women's line, to England. We thought
American manufacturers might be able
to fill in the gap, and for that reason
were preparing to send a representa-
tive to England to find out the status
CT the market there and what type of
garments would be most suitable How
ever, with England's 100000 women
munitions workers thrown out of en-
ployment by the ending of the war, the
government may be trying to use this
vast reservoir of labor in building a
hltherto neglected industrv thereD
New-York tribune., 1919-02-04
Business Troubles

Sehedges in bankruptcy filed yesterday in the
.Vonsumers on Co., lnc-A schedule O. inc Con
sniners on c0. inc, no address. shows liabli-
ties Of SEQ and assets OF 81 6S5 The three
largest creditors J. r. Wright 736 West lslst
street, 500; II; a Wishers. "a Beekman Street
S36S, ard Fred T. Paul % Broadway sos az
lhc assets 100 is in real estate Leon n Wood
"9gln. : Rector Street. is the attorney.
the United States District Court were as foiiows:
Hart Trausporation Corporstion.-,Iudge Julius
n. M. Mayer appointed Ernest II Mcrrick so Wall
I - porHtio Coron etio il Whiteha Street
The ComnAttee Publishing Company, Inc pub
fishers al 5ui Fifth 4uc ,'.iqy ass Il
for the benefit ct creditors to Richard J. Barry
lncorporated in 1917. Richard Fletcher is presi-
dent Of the company
New-York tribune., 1919-02-04
Venerable Buyer Unable to
Judge Knit Goods Market

A Western buyer of knit goods, a
man credited with keen Judgment of
market conditions, for he has been
buying for forty years, recently visited
the New York market to' purchase sup
plies for next fall. He made the
rounds, heard the gossip about pros
poets for lower prices, and then re-
marked to the manager of large mill
agency that he guessed he was getting
too old to weigh conditions properly.
The manager told the visiting mer-
chant that he was as keen as ever, but
that the immediate situation was too
prepleXlng for any one to make hard
and fast predictions,
New-York tribune., 1919-02-04
Ready TO Wear

AKRON. o.. ]. Frank millinery. etc; Hotel
BROWNSVILLE. Tenn.-C. Sherman. ready to
wear: Hotel Eroztell.
CHATTANOoGA-Nlillc Bros. Co. J. c. Hen
dersGn clothing: Grand Hotel
cINCINNATI. .silverstein & Son; s. silverstcin,
clothing: Hotel York.
nS, coLUMBHs ovF s., R. Laza9,s ;a;os co io,
DALLAS, Tex--M. Click. ready to wear; Hotel
DETRolT-siegcl Co; Il. Siege. cloaks suits
FLORENCE Ala. j. Douglass Co; ]. j.
Douglass, clothing Hotel Arlington
FORT WAYNE-A. Gayey. ready to wear; Hotel
Collingwood
GALEsBJRG Ills Rich Il CO.. s. Ricl.
KANSAS CITY Rurnham. Munger Co; Mi
Sherlock ready 10 wear: care AZ Leonard street
LEXINGTON. Ky.-Evers 4 Co.; j. Eycrs. mil
lnery etc. Hotel Latham
MACON. Ga-The Danncnberg Co. T. A. Jacobs,
clothing: Hotel Wallick
:, MEMPHIS Tenn.-I Aporin. ready to wear
MONTREAL -Bluncnthal & son: Mr. Blu
mcnthal. clothing. Hotel Continental
NASHVILLE, Tenn.-M Friedman ready to
wear Herald Square Hotel
NEW ONLEANS-L; Fieberman Co. S. Keller
read to wear; care 4S Leonard Street
QUINCY, il-Duker Co; W. Duher ready to
~ SAN FRANCISCO.W Wood & Co; Miss Singer
wcmen's wear. etc; Prince George Hotel.
New-York tribune., 1919-02-04
House Furnishings, Furniture
Floor Coverings, Drapery

CHARLESTON S. C.-Phocnix Furniture Co :;
A. w. Iitsehge furniture and carpets; Park
Avenue Hotel
cHiCAGo-C Bisbee. draperies and lace cur
tains. Bfssiin.
DAYTON Rlkc Kumler Co.: Mr. plunicr. rugs.
dfaDeres Assoc Mdsg Corp. 925 Fifth Ayeuue
DAYToN-Rihe NuIner CO W Ro5stcr led
ding lineA, Assoc. Mdsg. Corp. 225 Fifth Ave
Aue
DAYTQN-E Eile Kumlcr CO.; A. NJ Norlaud
w; house furnishings: Assoc. Aldsg. Corp. rs
DAYToN--nike Kumlcr Co. Mr.. scharcr. shoes
Asson Ma.K. Corp. "a fiith Avenue.
pfIfpIT-J. J.. hudson Co; j j. Henry
house iufnshngs. 40f Fourth Avenue
rIf IfISBtkCH- F Walf d Bro; 4. Walt fur
fntuie. rarpc's Imperial.
San A$TO$fO-HalR & Bros M Icopold
furnishing goods 43 Leonard Street
WI 1ii A-cchn. liinkcl Dry Goods Co: NJ
'sl ai' 9" &. s9ese inralsaiis goods; West Thirty
=, "LIMiNGToN, De.-M Megary & Sons Co. !:
u. ]. Graham. furniture: Continental
New-York tribune., 1919-02-04
Notions, Toilet Goods, Drugs

small wares goo Fifth 1l' AvenIc. ''A'''''u
lNDIANAPoLls-L ;. Ayers; Miss d. Wer-
Avenue.
LINCOLN. \. B-H Herpolsheimer Company:
goods leatner goods 80 Union Square Brcsiin. .'N'
SEATTLE. Wash, Bon March6; W Plastern
toilet goods Assoc. Aidsg Corpn.. 225 Fifth Avenue
81 PERIoR. Ws.-zKoth Brothers Company. dry
gods gods eie Miss NJ Collins. notions and je1selly ;
YoRK. Penn-S Grumbacher &. Son. T. s.
Spanger women's neckwear. leather goods jewelry
notions 81 West Twenty sixth Street Grand.
New-York tribune., 1919-02-04

NASHVILLE renn--More. J. & Co. W. S
Bailey. mems clothing. Flanders
OMAHA. Neb.-Thc Rcddoe Clothing Co. Wm
II, Savage mems and boys clothing: Hotel Meal
OSwEGo. Kan.--van Alstync Carpenter store
Co: :. l. Van Alstync clothing and furnishing
goods: Grca. northern.
PITTSBURGH, Penn.- kaufman. Baer K Co.
Mr.. {. II. Van Scotcn. mems and boys furnish
iNgS n Y O.: io4 Fourth Avenue
StiRENErORr La.--Isadore RcSenstrauch la
@es and mems ready TO wear: Jacob Mitte!thal
Co lS2 Broadway. Room +o2.
ST LOUIS. Mo.--Ely * Walker d G. Co w II
Remey shirts. itighshirts oreralls pajainas. work
G'clhlns. ooys waists: sc Worth Street fourth
TOLEDO. ohio-NIiller & Hadlcy Co.; w. I.
Hadley furnishing goods Wallck
- uNl,tIAMSPORT. Peun.--N II. patchcn Co.; r.
IL Haichen mems furnishing goods, domcscs lin
ems. Ntlte goods. hnlnes. blankets: Wa.liek.
New-York tribune., 1919-02-04
aiY.s

CALGARY Can-Hudsou Bay Company: T. r.
Lennon, wonen's garments and furs; $50 Fifth
CHICAGO Bos1on store. Mrs. Friedman. furs
and trimmings. Al East Twenty third Street
CHISAGO-NI. \. Wedels x Co.. vi. A Wedels
Mrs NJ A Wedcis, A Stein. furs and skins ;
Hotel Pennsylvania.
DAYTON, On'o-Rike Kunor MI subbs
fuIs Assoc. Mdsg Corpn.. 225 Fifth Avenue
PITISFIEl-D. Mass.Pittsfcld Millinery Supply
G. mpa'y; L. Rosenberg. furs ana millinery; Wal
New-York tribune., 1919-02-04
Msn's Wear

e. II shA4ThN. y y.-~Rpwsss. piek L. wslk-
.S'.yS.g, a.ta's feshinz trunks. Dszss
Mss.,IAml1IsfK r.. resk i,res Mr v s.
~ ~ fsess Zs, N co,* ,fnishirez spa clothing
sss<xt's "Afs9 YAM, ~ "eat guifty seeosti
Hssss'S3s'lkea<,TTE, n. q s.elk Rms. NJ. q ~.
9ikf4z ~ Ftt's elsfh4ng Affed fSbtt. ll4 Wess
4s5sf fsa6gss l2ys hsyset #An sofx CITY.
.,,s's.,a.g. MI ':es,1 are q wsx!,Bfs,.
4 ~ <,a efssy, s5g, s1fs,is HaEs +A5ieG H. I'm Mr,
I|l ~ ~ K z9ez g:sss ssts.assiistg N VII
New-York tribune., 1919-02-04
Leather and Fancy Goods, Jew
elry

BINGHAMPToN. n. Y-Fowler Dirk & Walk
e; er; F. l. SNYDER trunks. bags. clothing; West
,,I- ,DENy EELA T, Lewis & Son, D G. Company
Twenty ninth Street caro- Of Ferguson
,,,il,. Li1NCoIMi 81 ileIolsheimer H. C. r r.
notl9ns hooks; 50 Union Square. Bresin.
NbNi&l IS. Goldsmith x Son; J.. G. Baum
rotioas nd jewelr Bacr q LilenthaI 1l5o
SNY New lori, Cls.
NfIlNsi UkEE-Gimbel Bros Miss Z. Pazour.
ie~elIy leather goods; Broadway aud Thirty-sccond
Stree
SAN DIEGO Cal Ballard & Brocket; Fred c
ballard. women ready to wear jcwclry leather
goods no Broadway.
SEA1'rLE-@75on Marchc; w McGiu trunks
bass Assoc Mdsg. Corp. 225 Fifth Avenue
ST LOrts--s. A. RldIer Jewelry Co fancy goods
jewelry. etc: Il. Roeiling. jewey; 81 Union
Square. Room 30l.
SUPERIOR Wis. -- Roth Bros Co. drygoods
etc.; MI Collins jcwelry and notions; Holland
YORK. Penn.-@Grumbacher, & Son. j.. s.
Spangler. leather goods nwelry. notions neckwear
twonen 81 ~ West Twenty sixth Street Grand
Observation-Disclosures e. Iotllro1; Mrs J.
Nourse. lo"ety. stationery and leather goods: 334
Fourth Avenue
New-York tribune., 1919-02-04
Wounded,
Degree Undetermined

Brooklyn. N'e'
8. .AzALINo. Joseph, 32S West Tweut--sixth
Street. New York City.
BRlTl. Ralph. Paterson. N j.
EELl. John j., Jersey City, N. J.
), 81 Gallo. Joseph, 210 President Street,
BRADY, Brady Daniel J., Jersey City. N j.
DOIil. Attic, 151 Sullivan Street, New
BENEDICT. Elmer R.. 1896 concourse
Street, New York City.
BENZ AMIN, Ernest A., 254 Fourth Ave
nue., New York City
:, BoTTlNI, Antony, 1919 osgood Street
carr SON. Arthur G., 246 East 12stb
Street, New York City.
~ 20 - ms, John T., 1871 Washington Ave
DUNHAM John A, 621 East Sixteenth
Street, New York City.
r, DAVIS, Livingston ", 81 sumpter Street,
DECKER, George c., 7S5 Manhattan Ave
nue., Brooklyn.
:, DEANS, James A., 99S Summit Avenue,
New York City
Street, New York City
g, FERRARA, Joseph. 12S East Houston
Street. New York City.
MI fEELEY ELF. (: Matthew, 100 Waverly Place.
,, FRATKIN, Irving s., 30 New Lots Road,
GENOVA. Rocco, Newark, NJ j.
>, GONSALVES, Antonio, 28 Adelph Street,
HANLEY, Edward j., Perth Amboy N j.
v JAN0FF, Frederick, S71 Home Street. New
- KANTRoW1Tz, Frank, 191 Madison. Street,
New York City y
KKIERNAN, + Peter. Jersey City, N. J.
KELLY. James, West Hobolen. NJ J.
kOOP, Herman j., Rdgeield Park. N J.
York City N'iee'' I've"
KOEHLER. Emil s.. westeeld N. J.
LlOJIA, John. Walton Street, Brooklyn,
LlSkOWITZ, John. Newark, N. J.
LAMSON, Leroy L., Dover, N. j.
York City '-N~'' -'e"
MANCINELLI, Antonio, 81 East Twen-
ty-eighth Street, New York City.
MOIINARI, Anthony, III Sullivan Street,
New York City. WV
MALEY, Leonard w, Newark. N. j.
c. MARSHALL, MA SHALL Alexander. 43 Duffeld
r.. MCLAy. Harry H.. 54S West Fifty-second
MICALE,. Placido V 117 st. AIMS Ave
nue.. New York City
MICHEL, Casper H, Newark, NJ J.
;. ONG, Aaron, 512 East 163d Street, New
York City
RATAJACK. Edmund. 253 Nassau Street,
REYNOLDS, William T., ia West Fourth
Street, New York City.
RODBART,. Arthur, 1872 East Twenty
eighth Street, New York City.
RUSSO. Arthur Newark. N. j.
RIEHLE, Joseph R., Clifton, N. J.
So RuMPF, p X1 Alfred +. Sl6 East Eightieth
SUVIENz, Charles, Passaic, N J.
SVOBODA, William, Newark, N. J.
SCHREIER, Albert, Newark, N. j.
SWAN, Howard B., Hudson Falls. N. Y.
SWANSON Charles f., 32S Beckman Ave-
nue., New York City.
TELLER Edward H., Westwood, N j.
TEIPELBAUM, Edward, 129 Stanton
Street, New York City
: vJGARF,. CalQgero, l491 Gates Avenue,
wEiNER, Daniel j., 2s4o woodbine
Street. Brooklyn.
WAINEss, Nathaniel, 1o7 West 114th
Street. New York City.
WEINZ, Charles j.. 143 West Eighty-sec-
ond Street, New York City.
New-York tribune., 1919-02-04
Bronx County--Judgments
Filed

Tie hrst name Is that OF tho debtor
peubcrt. Henry; G /, roole ct al -. s522 90
koilciibcra. Hcnarl and Abraham
Brooks. NJ Packard ct al ...,..,.i....ga gaa 70
Lax. Morris T. Meadow ...,.,,.,.....,.,s s2s8 10
Mclaughlin. william Il; G u ioole OF al $i.3s3 ~
Helber l'@s''s bsros es' sc N slmang CO. Inc sSo s
Srruhg Alexander, w w johnson ot al :. 1850 80
hwitzer. Charles w. u J Mclaughlin -. $36 81
New-York tribune., 1919-02-04

ALABAMA
CHAPEL. T. NJ. CORP; syacapga Cd d..
MATTHEWS, Forest, WileoX % D}r A,
WOODWARD, Frank, Sunaower ID A..
DINWIDDIE, Frank, Wolf Bayou (K).
HINTON William, Gregory ID p.
WARD. Boyd ", Fayetteville % D..
CONNECTICUT
HOLSTEAD, Dorey. co.,, South Manches-
BRONsON. John. lieut.. WalSngtord (V).
DALEY, Franic NJ, lieut., bridgeport (W).
ADAMY. Michael, South Manchester (W}.
BELLAvANCE. A. j., Willimantic (Wl:
BUCKLEY. John j., South NorwaIk (W).
CoBETA, Gustodi, Williamtown y:Ioy 1u,N 9W).
DALEY. Frank NJ, bridgeport (Wl.
DUNN. Francis A., Bridgeport W).
EASTON, Noel B., Windsor w.
GILMORE, James C.; stonington !W).
IIERSON, John, Bridgeport (W}.
JOLICOEUR, Henry. Baltic (W(.
KABAI, Michael j., Meriden (W).
KANE. Charles M. Wallingford (W):
I.uNDoUIsT. Fred E. Brideepor. (SW).
LUNDMARK, Fl. L.. Gaylordsvlle (W(.
MOORE, Fred NJ, sergt., Weston ID AZ. :
MULLEN. Torrance. West Haven % A..
NAVICKEN.. Alexander, Bridgeport (W).
SHEEHAN, Edward L.. Norwich (W).
SHOTOIAN, Mike, Putnam (W).
TRUBICKY, Albert, Bridgeport (W).
WILSON. Edw., sergt., Manchester (W).
CALIFORNIA:
LUKENS, II. b. San Bernardino ID D..
PERRY Charles, Pleasanton Cd Az.
WILSON, Arthur E., Armada Cd d..
COLORADO:
WILLIAMS, Paul r., lieut., Denrcr % d..
DIRR1M. Richard ", Bedrock (K)4
PALMER. LIE Roy G., Denver Cd D..
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA:
BROW Thos., lieut., Washington ID D..
GEORGIA:
FRANKLIN. Aaron Blyth ID Wy.
GRIGGS, Everett, Buena Vista Cd D..
WHITE, Dewey d.. Waycross (Kl.
ILLINOIS:
CONOVER, Harvey. lieut., Hinsdaie (K).
ANDERSON, George A.. Chicago ID D..
BUREK. Leo. Chicago ID D..
FOGLE, Harry L.. sgt. Rochester ID D).
GOODWIN, Noah. Chicago (S).
GAY. Stanley r.. Chicago I'd d..
HELMICk, Harry NJ. Oak Park Cd d..
JOHNSON, Christ. corp. Pullman (K).
KESSINGER. Bert H.. Sorrento ID D..
LEE, Thaddeus, Murphysboro Cd w.
MERkLE, Ernest W., Cissna Pnrk ID d.
SMITH. Ardie. Chicago Cd Di.
SHERLOCK. Frank H.. Shebyvlle % d.
WALKER. Harry L.. Toulon ID D.
IOWA:
BLAKE, Guy M. Muscatine % w.
ELIEFF, Daniel. Mason ID w.
GREY. Leroy s.. DnTnport tK)
4ETTa. n~~~lA- W~fSxl.Aa "a Ml-
New-York tribune., 1919-02-04
Casualty List

WASHINGTON Feb 3-The casualty list public by
Department to-day contains the of
Ut these 40 killed action 35 died
and other died Of aeropane accident
were wounded degree undetermned s5 slightly
wounded severely in action
The full list New York JERSEY
and Connecticut and the killed follows
New-York tribune., 1919-02-04
Wounded Severely

RTEDEL, Hans a., lieut., $40 President
Street, Brooklyn.
ANDREWS, Leo, sgt, Newark, N. j.
CROSsMAN. James. 500 Seventeenth
Street, Rrooklyn.
FARKAS, julius j., Clifton, N. j.
FLICKNER, Charles, corp, 432 West seth
Street, New York City.
FIRTH, Walter E., 1911 Garfield Place,
Brooklyn.
HOFFMAN, Frank B., sgt, Hoboken, N. j.
HUTTON. Alex. A., 2O21 Arthur Avenue,
New York City.
kARALIUNAS, John, 131 North Sixth
Street. Brooklyn.
LUHASIEWlCz, A.. Long Island, N. y.
MANCiNO. Joseph, corp, 2S9 Ashford
Street, Brooklyn.
MATTHEW'S, James, corp, 1872 Utica Ave
MAYO. Frank j.. 5S2 Lenox Avenue New
oNEIL. Hugh j., 10 East 1o4th Street,
SMITH. Charles E, corp. $40 Eleventh
Street. Brooklyn.
TAVIS, Joseph. Paterson, N. j.
WEISS, Peter, Greenpoint N. Y.
WALASEk, Charles, 126 East Third
Street New York City. .
WHITE. Fabe, Kings County Hospital,
Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1919-02-04
Satisfied Judgments

Tho first is that of the debtor: the second
mat OF the creditor and dato when Judgment wa!
filed "
cileqtano. Bolune-R. casconc; Sept 4.
Van Dyke Auto CO.. Inc.-C. j. sschloc. S'o''
,,,Ift mer Inc oct a. 1918. :....... $50. 80
Nov 49, 1916 tcanccee) .............. 6s5 81
Samc-Sano. Nov. /. 1915 (cancced) e.. G9e 7s
starr Michael-R Rosenstein. Oct e9
r. c.l9lS l9lS tc@ncelledl '.....s...:...,..... 49l 3,
1913 ::.,.,...,a.;; ,,;...,... 6s5 .6l
Jen. 2a. 1919 ...,.,,:..;...... ...... 900 OC
spma-r. j. slaitery: Apr j. iais i5,ssa 5s$2 :; :;
Same. Slattery Jan. -, 1919. ..,...... ll0
Pensylyania Fire ms Co p. Indell;
ian. Jaq y l9l9.... ,..;.........,; .,;:.,;. 1897 0s
Marshall: Apr 1915 ............... 73s. "A
same M j Dorsey; May x 1919 .... l69l. 20
l1lJ .................. 2llb SO
same-southern Foundry 4 Machine Co.
Feb 90 i0i5. ................,.. 6.5il 81
Same-~F. ]" Randall; Feb. Is. lal5... Al 80
Sain"-~F, IT, Randall; APT 20. lel5... 251 z.
Sa1ne-.iorl.iin Co ct al. Nay 20 l0l5. 3.539 81
Same--G w Taylor ct al: June %5 1915. l.0764s
:. 2s' 1915 $50. l427s.5l
ssme~~ u, IT, Randall, APR. IA, lAl5.... 477l %
Sane--W. II. Kittlcs July 10. l9l5...... 1577 "a
zanboni Lavrencc-W +. Bcrnagozzi;
Alien @ franklin din WI Lalns Jan. TO- 100 %
1919 -. .,:..,..;..., .,...... 1905
ing-r. NJ Carolon Nov 3D. 1906. 49,. g3a. OF
Hanson Lucy s.. ct AIN. H. Van Nor
den ct al jan 49, l9lD............... IL. .55
New-York tribune., 1919-02-04

Died of Wounds
FINGERMAN, ROBERT NJ, corp, s51
Washington Avenue, New York City.
Died of. Accident and Other
Causes
HENRY, Clarence L.. 245 West Forty
sixth Street, New York City.
Died of Disease
BRANCH. Christian, 30S Himrod Street,
Brooklyn.
Wounded Slightly
BROUGHTON, Avereu NJ, lieut., 621 St.
Marks Arenue. Brooklyn.
FOWLER, Albro c.. leimt., Mount Vernon,
N. Y.
AUG. Joseph, 1o5 Hester Street. New York
= ADAMS. John ". 100 Sterling Street.
AUMiLLER, Joseph. 427 West Thirty
ADAMOWITz. John, Jersey City, N. j.
Street, Brooklyn.
BELL. Robert p sgt. Yonkers, N. Y.
:, BLANEY, Thomas w. corp, Westchester,
BouRN. Louis j.. Jersey City. N. j.
Thirty-seventh Street. New York City
BELLMAN. Jacob. 225 Roebling Street,
Brooklyn.
CARROLL, Frederick l., corp. Ruther-
CURRY, Joseph, corp~, 242 East Twenty
CARRAYAT. Julius, Jersey City, N. j.
Ninth AAenaa New J05n 9or NJ Gtv sergt
New York City.
DECOSTA, Charles Newark, N. J.
G. DE DIOS,, Ferdinand F., 3d9 Forty-eighth
= DONALDSON; courtland b, corp,
DONORFRIO. Angelo, Newark NJ !.
EBEL, Henry F., West Hoboken, NJ J.
Avenue, New York City.
r, ,FuLLlERMAN. Benjamin, 1851 Crotona
Place, New York City.
-, GLACKEN, Christopher, 575 West both
Street. New York City
GROVES, Claude. sgt, 46 Prince Street,
Brooklyn.
- GRossKLAUs. Fred j., 1877 Halsey
Street, Brooklyn.
HOCK, Joseph A., corp, 242 Devoe Street,
New York City
HUTTENLocKER, Fred, North Bergen,
N. j,
HUCK. John, Jersey City, N. J.
Street New York City
HILL, Clark B.. sgt. Nutley, N. j.
HOLLAND, Harry D., sgt, Alb Third
Avenue, New York City.
HUBBARD, Frank E.. Port Chester, NJ Y.
JANSEN, Hecker, North Bergen, n. j.
JOHNSON Alfred j., 612 Sixty-fourth
Street Brooklyn.
KEISLER. John j., Millville, N. j.
KELLY, James A., corp, Paterson, N. j.
KWAPINSKY, Alexander, 1928 Manhat-
LUIsI, Michael, 5sS President Street,
Brooklyn.
LAIRD, Alexander. ia Cooper Street,
Brooklyn.
LEFF, Harry, 11S Osborne Street, Brook
LYONS, James c., corp, 153 West 1O6th
LIPPAN, Joseph, corp, Jersey City. N. j.
MMURROUGH. Patrick j., corp, S27
Tenth Avenue, New York City.
York City
MICHAEL, Morris, 1851 Thirty-sixth
Street, Brooklyn.
MALLEY. Patrick, 245 West Nnety-first
Street, New York City.
Mako, Michael, Passaic. N. j.
MANFRE, Joseph, 422 Fifty-third Street,
Brooklyn.
MANcUso, Gabriel R., Mount Vernon.
MONAGHAN. Harry, aO2 West 1l2th
Street; INS1 New York City. y 1,e Willis Auon,e
New York City.
O'NEILL, Ernest j., corp, Union Hill,
N. j.
PAGLIARO. Albert. 1870 Fifty-sxth Street,
Brooklyn.
RIcHFORD, Albert F., 174A Eighth Street.
Brooklyn.
RU0FF, Walter ", 1913 Ralph Avenue,
RICHTER, John, 91S Brook Avenue, New
York City.
sUTPHIN, William. Mount Holly, N. J;
STOVER, Charles L., corp, Hoboken, n J.
Street, New York City
sTAWICKI, Frank, 216 Twenty-fourth
Street, Brooklyn.
SVEC, Joseph W., $50 East Seventy-third
Street, New York City.
TROJAN, John A, Bayonne, N. j..
WEISS, August, 1864 Greene Avenue,
Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1919-02-04
Ne,o York City ard Vicinisv

YOUNG, Albert r. 2O4 Wilson Street, New
| York City.
YABLoNsKI, Frank, 1850 Atlantic Ave
nue. Brooklyn.