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New-York tribune., 1919-01-14
U. S. Workers Will Reject
Permanent Labor Alliance
Standard Of Conditions Must
BE Broadened Here FIRST,
Say Leaders

The suggestion that the inter-allied
labor conference about to take place
in Lausanne may give birth to per
manent labor league of world wide
scope for the international adjustment
OF employment conditions was re-
jected by officials Of the American Fed
Grafton of Labor yesterday
In communication to labor unions
in New York Frank Morrison, secre-
tary of the A. +. OF L., said
ut was suggested that such a league
would deal death blow to Sweating.
No one will object to dealing a death
blow to sweating, but | question if
American labor will turn its affairs
over to an international committee.
"Under such a system workers in
America could not improve conditions
If their present standards are in ex-
cess of those for similar workers in
Belgium 1t would be good system
for the employers in America and
England. whose workers are better con-
ditioned than those OF the Continent.
"The best way to internationalize
standards of working people is first to
establish the standards of the work
ers in America. Any other method
means that the American worker must
surrender Gains made or must post
pone further gains until the worker in
Europe reaches his present standard.
The American worker will accent no
such principle, regardless of any deci-
sion that may be made at the peace
conference"
New-York tribune., 1919-01-14
Devereaux Cassed
Two Days After
Arnlistice Began
Former Broadway Actor Is
Back From Front With
Heal Hard Luck Story:
4 Troopships Overdue

1t was a hard war for the 315th In
lahtry and Jack Devereaux, Broadway
actor and lieutenant in Company L..
ne went through at least dozen bat
Ties without a scratch and the day the
a1mlstice was signed he slapped him
so'f on the back coagratulating him
self as lucky. Dcvereaux came home
yesterday on the transport Abangarez
with 106 other passengers, most Of
them soldier heroes, but instead of
slapping himself on the back he was
Kicking himself all over Two days
after the war ended he was gassed
ihe soldiers in his regiment were
still cheering the defea of the Ger
mans, and Devereaux was walk ng
through the ruins in Bras, near Yer
dun, when he accidentally tripped over
gas trap left by the enemy. The SOL
dler-actor was overcome and for several
weeks after was under treatment
DevereauX showed no signs of the
gas when he reached Hoboken yester-
day. He lives at the A gonquin. He
has played in several dway shows
but last appeared in Manhattan in
"Brewster's Millions" More recently
lie appeared in the movies
Aero Dog Passenger
The Abangarez brought eighty nine
casual officers and eleven privates.
Paree, the only aero dog in captivity,
came back on the ship.
Explaining the presence OF "Paree, ~
Lieutenant r. n. Hailowell, of Marion
Ind who fought with the Royal Flying
Corps, said he had captured the doc
August 23, after bringing down a Ger
man airplane in which were two Ger
man officers, one of whom WAS killed
and the other wounded. The dog
jumped from the wrecked plane and
was made prisoner. The wounded
officer, he said formerly was a paying
teller in New York bank.
More criticism against Y. NJ. c A.
activities in France was. made by Chap
lain John II. Williams of the 167th IN
fantry, Methodist minister of Bessc-
mer, Ala. one of the ships passengers
Chaplain Criticiscs Y. NJ. c. a.
CAS- a minister | have been an active
T. NJ: c. A. worker most of my life"
he sald, but my experience in the front
line trenches, where the Y. NJ. C. A.
never penetrated, a.ters my view of
that body saw them sell cigarettes
that were intended for free distribu-
tlon and stamped to that effect Sum-
ming it US as | saw It, the Y. NJ. c. A.
did nothing that benefited soldiers, and
l am through with them"
Colonel j: r. McQuigg, of Cleveland
was one of the returning officers
Others were Major Carlisle Mason, who
gave his address at the Waldorf As
toria; Captain f. c. Townsend, of 25
Nassau Street; Lieutenant Frank ].
Bowler of Glens Falls, and Lieutenaft
Pau w. Odon, of Macon, Ga.
Four transports are overdue frem
two to ten days. according to officials
at the port of embarkation. The steam
ship Poula is ten days behind schedule
The Santa Marta is two days overdue
The ST. Louis, due Sunday has not been
reported, while the Minnesota is due
most any time. Storms are believed to
have delayed the ships
The l.. S. S. cruiser HUNTINGTON.
which left Brest January 2, is expected
to dock at Hoboken to day.
New-York tribune., 1919-01-14
Boy Tells of 80 Hold-Ups
Indiiferently Adds Tale of Muir.
der 10 Story

Edward Sullivan, who does not look
the seventeen years he claims, yester-
day admitted at Police Headquarters
where he had been taken Saturday
night, that he had participated in
thirty hold-ups in the last few weeks
and had in addition killed one man.
SO matter of fact was the lads ac-
count of his depredations that the po-
lice are uncertain as to whether he
is "stringing" them.
The boy viii be taken before the
District Attorney for further question
ing. He will be confronted by Patrick
Mitchell, a chauffeur, who is charged
with stabbing and killing John La
Gros. seaman from the French liner
Espagne on January |. Sullivan says
according to the police, that Mitchell
had nothing to do with the murder.
"Ilc wasn't in the party" the lad is
quoted as saying. at was me. | did
it with a blackjack knife"
New-York tribune., 1919-01-14
Would Study Foes Ships
New York University Professor
Wants Boats Sent Here

Professor Collins P. Bliss, of the
mechanical engineering department of
New York University, said yesterday
he favored using some of the surren-
dercd German warships as steam engi-
ncoring laboratories at universities ac-
cessible by water. New York Univer-
sity Columbia University and Stevens
Institute were favorably situated for
such use, he declared.
"Thcre is no doubt" he said, that
American practice would differ from
the German in the design of some of
the machinery installed but for in
struction purposes this might even be
a considerable asset"
New-York tribune., 1919-01-14
Hines Names Tyler Aid
Successor 10 Gray as Rail
Operations Chief

WASHINGTON, JAN 13-W T. Ty-
Ter was appointed to-day by Director
General Hines as director of the divi-
sion of operations of the railroad ad
ministration to succeed Carl r. Gray,
whose resignation becomes effective on
Wednesday, Mr. Tyler has been Mr..
Gray's assistant since January %, 1918.
Mr. Tyler began his railroad career
in 1898 as messenger with the Wis
consin Central His first executive po-
stion was with the St. Louis, Iron
Mountain & Southern, of which he
became general supern .ande.:: IN 1901.
IEc later was general manager of the
st. Louis e. San Francisco line and of
the St. Louis, Southwestern lines. In
1917 he was elected assistant to the
first vice president of the Northern Pa
cific Railway
New-York tribune., 1919-01-14
STORAGE NOTICES

WE WILL. SELL At PUBLIC AUCTION
on WEDNESDAY, JANUARY THE 18TH.
1919, AT 1890 A. NJ. and every sue
ceeding Wednesday until all is sold, COM
moncing at lU:30 a. NJ each day, at
Cookies Auction Rooms. 209-2li East l25th
Street New York C'ty, household goods
and personal effects for unpaid storage and
other charges. stored by or Ia the names
a follows: Georgia Richardson, ". w
Tellyer. Mr. +. Allen, Wexier. Clement Am :
brose, Geo. Davis. 5. G. Siaddin. Howard
Mrs. c. Jones, V. Singleton. j. a. Lee.
Harry Galllard, Mrs. r. c. Robinson. N Y.
MarZipan Co, Mrs. Jackson. Pierre J. Grill
liere, Mr. Small. Emma Ford. Margaret
Wilson, Beatrice Hamilton. Mrs. A Wat
terson, Mrs. NJ Phelps. Mrs. Thompson,
Kate Jargon. Miss Julie Richardson, Mrs.
Gleason, Marie Phinnie. James Jones.
Mrs. Evins, NJ. ]. Ferrer, NJ Small. Mrs. ST.
Louis, O. G. Ballard, Mrs otz, Arthur
Webb and Howard white -
ROYAL STORAGE WAREHOUSES;, i
159-161 EAST I26TH ST. n. Y. rf
New-York tribune., 1919-01-14
CARTER. Edward. Homestead ID d.


DAlLY; "a Leonard j.. Philadelphia (K).
DE CEiLlS. Giuseppe. ST. Claire (K).
DOUSiER; Thomas A Sebastopol (K).
DUNN. Robert NJ. Arnold (k)
DlRNELL. Lawrence H., Mar.onville (K)
DORNBLASER. David E., Nazareth ID w
Dil,iERLlNE. Charles S.. Lehghton ID d.
nAMsERT nAM William l.: Kingston lKl.
y, NC ~ :. Joseph A., Philadelphia ID D..
MNICHOLAS. Edward. Ned *.
Mt;oRdEAD Kenneth A., corp, Pitts
NEFF. George j., Johnstown tD).
NYE. George W.. Shamokin (K1
PALECKI. Joseph. Pittsburgh (K).
PEEL. Elias j.. jeanette (DJ.
RATAJACK. lgnacy, Philadephia (K.
RlGDON. joseph r., Scottsvie lK).
RODGERS. Walter D., Greensboro Cd D..
SCACCIA. Frank. California tK).
SELL. Irwin. Monteo (K).
STUKIS, Peter. Pittston (K).
STULL. Charles N. Leechbure (N).
SYPER. Anton, Shenandoah (K).
VAIL. Vernon j.. Clark 5 Summit Cd W.
WATSON. Robert, herman (K>.
WALLS William j., PHILADELPHIA (K).
RHODE ISLAND:
DUCHARME, Peter, Huntsville (Kl.
MCCARTHY, Florence. Pawtucket Cd d.
RICE. John c., Pawtucket (K).
Tt'RANO, John j.. Westerly (K).
SUI II CAhO LIMA
BURGESS. Arthur. corp, Pacoet (D).
DOZIIR. Fred. Florence Cd D..
SOUTH DAKOTA:
BRUYER, George A., Burbank Cd D).
DIT'rRICK, Leo c.. Stickney (K).
MCCARTHY. Grover c.. Rapii City Cd d.
OLSON. Roy c.. Hayti (k).
TENNESSEE:
ALEXANDER. John T.. Gallatn ID D..
BAUCOM, Willie b., Linden % d..
Brennan Jesse. Catvosa Cd W).
COOPER, Earl r.. pinson (K).
GoLES' CO. ,ES Les Lester r:: H.: Iafayette 90.
GAGLE. Thomas G. Lenonite City (K).
KING. Joe D.. Friendship ID W..
LOl{G, Bratcher H.. Pealiland Cd D).
TEXAS:
BRIGGS. James H. lfeut., Houston (K).
BROCKMAN. Ivan O., Swanson Cd d..
DAVIDSON, Burle H.. Pilot Point (K).
EPPERSON. Shelly. Clarksville Cd d..
GAUS: Arnold F.. Runge Cd D..
GREER. Giles r., Blossom iK).
HAMMONS, Carroll c.. Houston (K)
HOLLEY, John v, Pilot Point Cd D).
HOPKINS. THOMAS R.. corp, Yoakum
JACKSON. Eddie F., Blossom (K).
KING. Ray. Quitman Cd d..
WHIT. Ben, Ordale Cd d.
UTAH
SWENS, Alfred. Eureka (K)
VERMONT:
BIANCHI. Carlo, Montpelier Cd d..
MGRADY, John j., East Hardwick Cd d.
VIRGINIA:
,r0lTlAUX. Warren A., lieut.. Richmond
brown, Lester w.. Blue Ridge Springs ID,
DATZKO Mike. Glendale (K)
DUKE. William L., Beaver Dam (K).
DICKERSON. George t. Indian Valley (K)
GARMAN, Lucian f., Catawba Cd d..
OLGERS, Maurice f., Sutherland % d..
RADFORD, Barnard Norfolk (K).
SIMMONS, Morgan S.. Ivor Cd D..
WASHINGTON, D. c.:
BAKER, William H., sergt. (K).
BRUDWICK. Christian j., Seattle (K).
GUST. George. Seattle.
HAGSTROM, Eric!s, Monroe Cd d..
PEARS, Edgar E., Spokane Cd D..
WILLIAMS. Hugh B., Rochester (K).
WEST VIRGINIA:
FLESHER, William B.. Troy Cd D..
BURKE, John. Sparta (K).
BYEkS, Roy F., Oxford (K).
DIAMOND, Francis, Couderay (k).
GECHAS. Charles A.. Kenosha (K).
HASS. Paul, Marinette Cd d.
KILDE. Emil A.. Perryville ID d..
LEE. John H., Milwaukee % d..
LUTZ. William. Milwaukee (K)
NEVEEDAHL, Lawrence M. sgt, West
Mea ,mince (K).
szCzEsNY. Stephen F.. Stevens Point,
Cd d..
yERHULsT, Cornelius. Holcomb (K).
WEBER. Alfred j., Schleisingerville Cd d..
GULLICKSON, Nels, Neillsvlle *.
JOHNSON, Ralph c.. Superior (K).
WYOMING:
VINE, Harry f., Dayton (K).
New-York tribune., 1919-01-14
Funeral of III. ]. Peake

Funeral services for Henry j. Peake.
for more than ten years a detective
attached to the Queens headquarters,
will be held to-day at his residence,
293 Sixth Street, Newark, where he
died suddenly of heart disease Satur-
day. Mr. Peake had not been in active
service for three years. He was re-
tired on account of injuries received
in a railroad accident resulting in the
'oss Of an eye. He was tifty-one years
old. He $ survived by his wife, five
sons and three daughters.
New-York tribune., 1919-01-14
MEETINGS

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN r1I,r
y :, neg9ng .,,ll1g of the the stockholders Of the
rIL.t TKAFtlC MOTOR TRUCK CORPoRA.
LION WI be held a the Office of the Com
ON the 2Sth day Of January. 1919. at ten
S,ca caocK A NJ for the purpose of electing
nNe . 70, directors for the ensuing year and
.wwo wo ~ inspectors of election to serve at
, ene next annual meeting. and for the trans
action or such other business as may pron.
erly come before said meeting, -
Polls will remain open from fen m
to twelve NJ " - NJ
transfer books will lie closed from lam
uary loth to January %. 1919 inclusive.
GUY WILSON, Secretary
Dated January, 3, 1919. y
New-York tribune., 1919-01-14
Casualty List

WASHINGTON, 13The lists War
to-day enlisted men Of
other causes died
ere wounded slightly and 20 missing in action
The full lists New York City vicinity York New JERSEY
the O. states follow:
New-York tribune., 1919-01-14
DEATHS

SCHLEY-On January u, at her residence.
: i Park av.. of pneumonia. Evelyn b.,
cSug ter of the late Grant B. Schley Fu-
neral service III the Church of the Incarna-
Iion' Madison av. and 35th St. Tuesday.
January IA. at 10 80 a.. m. Interment pri-
TAIN ioR-on Sunday January II. at his
resiGence. ~ West 69th ST. Giles E.
Iaintor. in his sIst year. Funeral private.
TAYLOR -Aususte wife of John H. TAYLOR.
ss1oHehiy, January II. at her residence, SO
Sd av.. RocAaway Park Long Island. Fu-
neral services on Tuesday. at ! D. M In.
terment private
TAYLOR-At her home. sos Washington av
! onNerS. Saturday. January II, Mary s.
Deane. wife of Albert B. Taylor. Funeral
from above address Wednesday. January
10, II a m. lnterment Oak Hill Gene
terry. Nyach.
IH0MPsoN-on Saturday January II.
Nostrand Place, Richmond Hill. Long ISL
and, M Rosalie, daughter of John and
LouiSe THOMPSON. Funeral Tuesday, at
~ ;5o a. M, from, late residence thence to
'hurch OF tho Holy Child Jesus. Auto
cortege.
NANnER VELDEN- on aturday.
January II. beloved husband of Dora and
ia'her OF Simmie Mrs Mile Cohn and
Mrs. Slpple kraus. Funeral Tuesday 10
a m, from his late residence, 293 West
-" ~. itdSe omit tloWcrS.
WHlTS0N- Ossining. n y. January 1s.
i9l = John II. Whitson. in the 9lst year of
ms age. Funeral service on Wednesday.
'aa larry 10 at 30 o'clock. from his late
residence, 1876 Croton av., Ossning In
.erment Fair Ridge Cemetery Chappaoua.
N' y Please omit flowers.
George Seymour. suddenly. on
January II, 1919 in the 72d year of his
age Funeral from 1858 Peshamdale av..
Pelham Manor n Y. on Tuesday. Janu-
ary IA, at - noon
WILLIAMS At Tarrytown. N. Y. January
II H. uiil, a9Ls Margaret Lee. widow of Philip
n: Williams: Funeral from the residence
OF her daughter, Mrs. Charles d. Millard
at 81 Grove st on Tuesday, the l4tb inst.
at ;5o p m. lnterment Woodlawn.
WILLS-On Saturday. January II 1919
hmil1e r., widow of Major Anthony wis
ana beloved mother of Lou,. c. Wills. in
her 10Th year; Funeral services at her late
residence. 616 Bedford av BROOKLYN. ON
tuesday evening. January II. at o'clock
lhterment at convenience of family.
fouNGREN-Mr Oscar A.. of 600 West
l'2d ST.. Saturday. January II. 1918. of
pneumonia Funeral Tuesday. %. m
from Gustavus Adolphus Swedish Lutheran
Church, East 22d st
New-York tribune., 1919-01-14
Foreign Countries

ITALY:
BRUNO. Peter. Goddisca (K).
TURANO, Umelo, Provano Di Cazanza OK
RUSSIA-POLAND:
MLEKO. Stanley Gubernia- -Kiece (K).
RUTkOSk1. Wladyslaw. Tiaonova (K).
RUSSIA:
BASILANK Steve Moscow (K).
SWEDEN:
JOHNSON. Victor A.. Kalson (K).
New-York tribune., 1919-01-14
TO THE STOCKHOLDERS OF rur
DEKE MANUE CII-RIN Gna.nt -.

uu aTe hefeby notified That the annual
meeting meeting or the Stockholders of the Derf
MahulacluFlng Company. Inc, will be held
at the office of the Company. Gerken Build
ING. N 80 West Broadway, cor. Chambers Street
New York City, on the 2Sth day of Ian
uary. l'ls at the hour of 80 p. M for the
purpose of electing Board of Directors for
m ne ensuing year. and for the transaction Of
any ana al other business which shall come
before said meeting 'S
JOSEPH L. EGAN Secretary Treasurer.
Dated. Dec. 81. 1918
New-York tribune., 1919-01-14

AN ELECTION OF TWENTY MANAGERS
or The New York Institute for the Eduoa
~ t,on +, OF the Blind and Of three inspectors
oi W,rth flec,loh. VIII he held at the Institute,
afternoon of Wednesday. Jan IS. 1918
LlNZEE BLAGDEN Sec
New-York tribune., 1919-01-14
IMPORTANT NOTICE

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and In Atemoriam Notices may be
telephoned to The Tribune any time
Up to misnight for insertion In th.
next days paper Just call
Reekman 5000
and send The notice as You wish /, in
serted BIN for same will be mailed to
you later The notice will reach over
100000 readers daily
New-York tribune., 1919-01-14
SURROGATES' NOTICES

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF THE
honorable JOHN =. COHALAN a Surro-
gate of the County of New York. NOTICE fs
hereby given to all persons having claims
against GALBRAITH WARD late of the
County Of New York. deceased TO present
the same with vouchers thereof to the s,,b
scrlber at place Of transacting business ar
the office of his attorneys. EVERETT
CLARKE BENEDICT. No. 81 Wall Street
Borough Of Manhattan. City of New York
on or before the nth day Of July next.
Dated. New York. the 18th day Of Janu-
airy. 1919.
HENRY G. WARD. Esecutor.
EVERETT. CLARKE & BENEDICT At
torneys for Executors 81 Wall Street
Manhattan, New York City.
MOTT. VALENTINE.-1NP PUR-UANCE OF,
an order of Honorable John p. Cohalan a
Su rogate OF the County OF New York notice
is hereby given 20 all persons having claims
against Valentine Mott late OF the County OF
New York, Borough of Manhattan, deceased
to present the same with vouchers thereof, to
the subscriber. at place of transacting bus-
ness. at the Office of James h Knapp her
attorney. No. 80 East i2nd Street In the
City Of New York. on or before the 18th day
Of March next.
Dated. New York. the 10th day OF septem.
Der. 1918.
EMILY l. MOTT. Executrix
JAMES r. KNAPP. Attorney for Executrixs
80 E. 42nd St. y. City
New-York tribune., 1919-01-14
Neso York City and Vicinity

=, BATTISTl. Micheni. Battery Place
New York City.
New York City.
:, CARO-. Felix 249 West 1osth Street, New
CoRELLI, Rocco. 116 Ditmas Avenue,
:, DERRIG. Philip f.. 1903 Park Avenue.
EHLERs George H.. 2221 vanderveer
HALTER, Roman, SCI whitlock Avenue,
The Bronx, New York City.
HALPIN. William. Astoria. N. Y
/ HAMILTON. James, ll9 West 164th
Street. New York City.
JANINO. Francesca, 3o03 Atlantic Ave
nue.. Brooklyn.
Johnson. John B.. 543 Atlantic Avenue.
JOHNSON. Lawrence, 1919 Fifth Avenue,
Brooklyn.
LAJODISE, Joseph 2ll1 First Avenue,
LENNON John E. ,15 West 13Sth Street.
New York City.
M'KEoN. Harold NJ. 5S7 Bedford Avenue.
MoRRIssY. Thomas. 425 sixty-first Street,
Brocklvn.
/ OsHAUGHNEssY. Joseph A., Pip Bev-
, erly Road. Brooklyn.
PRICE Edward X. Bayonne. N j.
! ROBERTSON. Hazen j., 1850 Tenth Ave-
nue.. Brooklyn
STORz, George j.. 17S Irving Avenue.
sCARP1NATo. Pietro, 1912 Willoughby
Avenue, Brooklyn.
sEGAL. Oscar, 1886 St. Marks Avenue,
Brooklyn.
TFNIZA Paul. Jersey City, N J.
THOMAS. Hugh H.. S25 West 10th
Street, New York City.
VEElSONO, Harris, 1901 Avenue A. New
York City
: WEBERS, Anthony. GO East 122d Street.
New York City
Missing
GREENE, Stephen. 33l Sackett Street.
Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1919-01-14
LOST. FOUND AND REWARDS
LOST BANKBOOks

LosT.-Bankbook No. SS3.i4s OF the Gen.
tral Savings Bank in The City OF New
York. Payment stopped. Please return book
to bank.
New-York tribune., 1919-01-14
CEMETERIES

THE WOODLAWN CEMETERY
-'2u st. By Harlem Train and by Trolley
ONCE, 20 East 23d st. N Y.
New-York tribune., 1919-01-14

HELP WANTED FEMALE

GIRLS. colorcd. hight factory wcrk: good pay Sc
West list ST., second floor.
GIRLS Steady employment: clean work and good
wages George f. Cutler. Is Rodney. Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1919-01-14
Killed

HAGclo. Michael. III Avenue b. New
CONEYs. Martin J.. 50 Fourth Avenue.
BROOKLYN.
cARLIN. Frank j., 50 Reeves Place.
BROOKLYN.
CoRTEs. Harol r. 1854 Forty-third
coSTAS. Nick. 1882 East Seventeen
Street New York City
DoNAHUE john p. 1853 Lexington Ave
rue New York City
DEEHAN. J. r.. sgt. East Orange N. !.
DAVIS. Jacob A.. 500 East Eighty-third
Street New York City.
GARTlFI. Giovanni $50 East lo7th Street,
New York City.
HAssENFRATz, Walter ". 2sS West 1s2d
Street New York City.
LAcAMERA. Joseph. 65 Union Street.
MORAN. Matthew A. corp, ATS Central
Park West. New York City.
SCHWARTZ. Lewis L.. 6S Lenox Avenue.
TuLLY Leo S. s57 Mandia Street. New
York City.
VATH Raymond. 5of Weiher Court,
Bronx
New-York tribune., 1919-01-14
Died of Disease

CARRIE, Robert F.. 55s Monroe Street,
CASSIDY. Walter c.. 1OS West 1929
Street, New York City.
CLARK George X. Paterson. N. J.
CONDOR. Timothy. Paterson, N. j.
GEBHARDT. George j.. 416 East Seventh
Street Brooklyn.
HOWARD. John. sgt, 1852 Third Avenue.
New York City.
HENRY. John A., 224 seventy-seventh
Street. Brooklyn
KALTMAN, Samuel SO Avenue B. New
York City.
LANE, Harry A., 700 Gates Avenue,
Brooklyn.
MICRO, Louis W. corp. 120 Ralph Ave
nue. Brooklyn.
RAGELINE Rocco. Englewood. N. ].
Brooklyn.
sAccoMANNo. Anthony. 1877 scholes
Street. Brooklyn.
slBBEToViTcH. Tony. Jersey City, N. J..
Wounded Severely
ALLY. Joseph. $50 Rockaway Avenue,
Brooklyn.
BAKER. Joseph. Newark. n. j.
New-York tribune., 1919-01-14

Character of casualties killed
action (W) wounded; Cd of
Cd w die dof died of disease: ND missing:
prise
New-York tribune., 1919-01-14

MRS MAsON's AGENCY. l3l w 42d (Rryart
7G33l cooks. chambermads Mattresses. nurses
ho'Iscworkcrs couples
THE TIE Guarantee & Trust Company wishes to
employ Two typists. Salary to start sll per
week Apply 10 Mr.. Merrill. Room sos. l76 Broad
WANTED "A household assistant: eight hours
daily: cooking and cleaning; SIX apart
mcnt: family. three adults. 81 week; hours ar
ranged satisfactorily; references required Tele
phona Rh.nc.ander us write Apartment SD. S29
Park ave. for appo.n men:
New-York tribune., 1919-01-14
BUSINESS CHANCES

YOUNG MAN with buness experience with some
capital. Is offered good position and part in
terest with sound, reliable corporation. with a
guaranteed legal contract Address The Barlng
Shipbuilding Co.. 299 Stockholm ST. Brooklyn
DELICATESSEN. WELL ESTABLISHED BEST
section lst ave. counter trade only 500 S. 90
weekly Stock $1,000 Trice 81 500. Schacht 1898
Third
New-York tribune., 1919-01-14
COLORADO.
CONNECTICUT:

MCCORMICK. John F., lieut. Norwich TX,
BURANCE, A. t.. South Kent ID D..
CAPELLUPO. Carmine. Torrngton (K).
DENNEHY. Michael J. Hartford ID d..
NORMANDIEN, j. ". Willimantic (W)
NYQUIST VIM. corp, Naugatuck (W).
O'CONNOR. VIM. j.. Nigganum (W).
STICHTENOTH, A. F, New Britain (W)
TJELLANDER, H. T., Waterbury ID d..
ZOELLER. William, Norwalk Cd d..
New-York tribune., 1919-01-14

GREENE. Stephen. 3Sl Sackett Street.
Brooklyn.
MENDEs, Edward T.. 257 East 2O2d
Street, New York City.
MlNTH Edward, 529 Schenck Avenue,
Brooklyn
FRIEDMAN, Louis, 121 Ellery Street,
Brooklyn (erroneously reported wounded Sc
verey).
New-York tribune., 1919-01-14

RAMMOND-C Charles e, on Sunday. Janu-
ary IL, at his residence, l15 West 18th st.
Funeral service Tuesday afternoon, Janu-
airy ii, at p. m.
New-York tribune., 1919-01-14

HEIMEL-On Sunday, January -, 1919, An
drew Helmet. beloved husband of Minnie
dence, 73 East 12lst ST., on Tuesday. Janu-
arY IA at I 80 .. N. =
New-York tribune., 1919-01-14
SITUATIONS WANTED MALE

FAINTER. Scandinavian; house. signs. carriage
machines. ETC. wishes steady position best ref
crences. Ernest Rooh 2S4 Grand ave- Astoria
Long Island
YOUNG man. 24 married. clerk and stenographcr
desires position with reliable firm Willing
worker. differences. y l.. Box 596. rribun,
Office.
New-York tribune., 1919-01-14

HOWE-On Saturday, January II, 1912
Sarah Jane Howe, after a short illness
Funeral service at her late residence, 1893
Elnore Place. Flatbush, Tuesday evening
January IA, at 80 o'clock. lntermen'
private.
New-York tribune., 1919-01-14

Observation-Disclosures, on Jan larry II, Har-
rison, husband of Alice Griswold: Funeral
from his late residence, POI West l2Oth
st. at / a. m. Tuesday.