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New-York tribune., 1919-02-05

eralizing the present state military
force, of getting former National
Guardsmen, now Federal soldiers. back
into state service, and of welding both
forces into one efficient organization.
Most of the men from overseas have
had all the service they want" said ono
Of the officers attending the meeting.
ut will be difficult thing to get them
to join the state forces again after they
have been dem mobilized.
ut might be good idea to allow
them to wear their overseas service
stripes on their Guard uniforms. Pm
sure their presence would put a new
life into the state Guard and make it
an organization to be reckoned with.
"As for higher rank for the men who
have seen service, as reward or an in
ducement, it would be almost impos-
sble to put it into practice. For ex
ample, was a major in the Guard and
now l am general. Many of the men
who were privates in the Guard are
now officers, and as the highest rank in
the state forces is so far below the
Federal service ranks promotion would
have to be guided by this condition."
New-York tribune., 1919-02-05
Nc,U York City and Viciniy

GENCARELLA, Frank. Huntington. N. Y.
GREIL. Otto E., Hoboken. n: j.
Street. New York City.
HUBSCHMTTT, Edward. Passaic, N. J.
HYNES, Thos. j.. sgt. jersey City. N. j.
HANSEN. Elmer f., corp. wechawken
Heights, N. ].
Hull; Edgar Jersey City. n. J; ,.,
Street, New York City.
third Street. New York City.
HOFFMAN; A; j.. corp: Glen Cove, N Y.
| Brooklyn.
HIMMEL, benjamin, ss7 Hunts Point
Road, New York City.
HEPNER, Oscar. 1873 st. Marks Avenue.
HYNDMAN, Robert. so Newell Street,
New York City.
HENZLER, Chas. H, sgt, Newark, N: J.
INDERST, Joseph j.. corp, SO West 10th
IMPERIAL. Joseph. Yonkers. NJ Y
INGERSOLL. Sidney. 1ol Franklin Street.
JOYCE. Ray S.. Jersey City. N j.
JUD. Charles A, So7 Coney Island Ave-
KALB, samuel s.. 400 East Houston
( KIRGHNER; IFG;IlI Hs;;,;! Jacob G., Nutlcy, M
LISTON. Charles j., Flushing. N. Y.
LAGNo, Augustus, CORP s Halleck
MALzoNE, Frank G.. ss Mulberry Street.
MEyoY. Edwin j.. 1874 Cooper Avenue,
New York City.
MEANo, Rocco. 1921 White Plains. N. Y.
M'FARLAND, Charles j., 1445 Second
MALJEAN. Marius. 1853 Sherman Ave
n4S NAFHAN. FIX 1''1 Frank: sisS s4a Fulton Street.
Brooklyn.
OTTO, Henry B.. North Bergen. N. J.
PALMER, Elmer, Bloomfield. NJ J.
PETNOZELLA. Angelo. 267 Elizabeth
Street, New York City.
RUSSELL. Albert R., Montclair, N. J.
RATHJEN, Alfred B., 81 Windsor Place,
Brooklyn
sTEDRY, Charles, Astoria, N. Y.
SELG Eugene. 245 Tenth Street, Brooklyn.
SCHILLER, Charles, Newark, N. ].
sCHEFTER. Charles B., 95s Prospect
Street. New York City
STORMS, William 2, corp, 10 Lott Ave
nue., Brooklyn.
SA{Snn SASH Paul J.. corp, Orange. N J.
poltan Avenue. Brooklyn.
SKEILEN, E. S., corp, Elizabeth, N. j.
SCHILLER, George j., 814 Second Ave
nue.. New York City.
81, SIElNMAN, NM Henry L., New City. N. Y
TX NhES, Charles j., 25 Hope Street.
Brooklyn. o''
VENTIM1GLIA. Peter, s4a East ror+v
sixth Street, New ork City.
VINCIGUERRA. Giuseppe. Newark. N. J.
WALIHER. William M. corp, Wee
Carlton avenues, Brooklyn .'''' 1A''A'''' ana
WATERS. Bertram M, corp, lat Moffatt
Street, Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1919-02-05
Wounded
degree Undetermined} }

KAMPF. Wiuiam A., lieut., 4ss Ralph
TAFT, William NJ, lieut.. ITO West Sev-
ehty-{ourfh Street. Neac York Citv.
=, STRANG. Clarence s.. lieut., Tuckahoe,
ADIRIM. Aaron. S75 Southern Boulevard,
New York City
BRoTTovioH, Joseph. passaic. N. J.
York City
New York City
BEIsLEH, Joseph H. Newark. N. J.
HINDER, Fred. Newark, NJ ].
BlLINSK1, Stinin, Bayonne NJ j.
hE0GH,E.LLE harry p, Union Hill. N. J.
CHRISTOPHER, John c., sgt. Jersey City,
CARR. ]. H.. CORP weehawken. N. J.
COoGAN. Timothy j., 3ss West Forty
ninth Street, New York City.
CQOGAN, Andrew, Astoria, n. Y.
DI LERNIA. Giuseppe, Hoboken, N. J.
DAWSON, Raymond A, GAL Pine Street
DIEKKsEN. J. W. East Orange, N. ].
DLABIK. l. M. Perth Arnboy, N. J.
DAVIS. Herman, $40 Snedeker Avenue
:, DI PIETRo. Donta. Minetta Lane, New
ENGLfsH. Clifford A.. yonkers Ny
ECCLESTON. L. F.. Huntingdon N. Y.
FRANCIS. Wra. T., Red Bank, N. J.
FISHBECK, Henry H.. Jersey City, N. J.
FINN. Alfred T., 263 Schenectady Avenue,
GIoVINI, Angelo, Tanwood, N. J.
GAMBEl, Norman IL. 2033 Da.hgate Ave-
rue, New York City.
GINSBUkGH, Barney, 1853 Williams Ave-
nue.. Brooklyn.
G1RoLAME, John Di. 238 East Fourteenth
Street, New York City
GLENNON, James A, sgt, West Orange,
N. j.
GREENBAUN. Nathan. 7o9 East 1eSth
Street, New York City.
New-York tribune., 1919-02-05
Police Orders

Reinstatement
AS FatTolnaan. Fifth Grade. effect Febr7u-
a1y S-John a Dolan. to 18th.
Dismissed ON Pension
=, Enect ~ p m, February 3-serueart
10y pst sullivan. 9Th, own appicadon, ss75.
application, 1925
Transfers and Assignments
Surgeon. effect ~ :o1 a. m. February H.
Charies j. Dillon, National Defence. to 18th
surgical District. leave revoked.
Enect a m. February 6--Mount.d pa
+. Fan Flsnsssn w,h ;, norTs and equipment; Thomas
man with bicycle and equjpmrnt Tm;s 7
Laut. S7th to s3d- 'A' o.
:, FaIolmen Otto Wagner. 28th to 46th
sssu Mocanc ~ 0CDnneI 9as1 2sth to lo5th Thomas
TO 9TH; Robert F. Connolly, 32d to 53d.
John T. Cox. 32d to 9th Dennis Healy
1l2th. '''' 1Nu ~
Effect IL :o1 a. m, February a-rr,un N,-
tional Defence to precincts indicated. leaves
revoked: Laurence J. Cummins. 18th: pat
rick Mitchell. 96th; Joseph ]. Burkard. Traf-
nc nc, q; John j. Ovens. 18th: John Becak,
Effect 8 C. m, February MARTIN Wolf.
,r.s a6th to 1o2d. aa corporal
c.l;t. Enect a. m. February 5-Daniel L.
to 6sth. bicycle duty John J. O'Reilly' asth
to office Of Commissioner of Accounts.
Effect e.. M. February s--A,risnad IN
bicycle duty In precincts indicated: Thomas
William Ruoff. 10th Denis J. Sullivan, 18th
to lf8th; Janior NJ Tubridy. l12th to 57th.
Temporary Assignments
patrolrncn Henry w. Killmer and William
8 Hart. 74th. to duty dog squad, IL days.
. .. m. February IL Gillian BerthoH, 18th
February 1. -''
From Traffic Subdivisions indicated TO Of
nee OF the Traffic Division, IL days. a m
wrabruary whd,y 4; ,,,.y Harry Rohrs.. A; Edward
secley. c. A'"Ara
Leaves Of Absence Without Pay
~ rfoinnen o1 nc rnhn w,lliam y. Penny. 18Th. day.
zzd. day. y. m. February T.
Full Pay on Sick Report
Patroimcn John Ridden, 25th. II o. m
January January %. during disability; Timothy p
dsaSt1; 4..n John r. f. M Kan. Jan4sTy %r., u.s. during
William II. Hemus, Traffic G. II 1iy .sa ~;
january "a. during disability. -
While Under Suspension
Faerrlman Michael T. Malone. 1st. 2:45
D. M. Deesrnber 20, to 8 .22 a. m. Janrarva 4
Suspended Without Paw %
patrclman William II. Pfelffer. 1atb .,-
icct no p. M, February g.
Amendment
.. .. z67. series 1913. is amended by add !
Ing thorcfo tho following name: Patrolmnr
waiter =: kaehlcr, ESQ Brook Avenue
Revelations
~ 30 much OF 3; Q: 267, series 1918, M re-
Istc# 20 tho following In revoked Patrol
man Thomas Ryan, 4s East l29th Street
Manhattan, 43d 'S"''
30 much Of paragraph 2, o. O. 20. a. a..
as relatAs 70 the assigning Of patrolman Al.
ired Y. Hombsrg from 9Gth precinct to 102d /
precinct M corporal Is revoked February e.
New-York tribune., 1919-02-05

NEW YORK:
HOLDER, VIM. L., capt, Auburn (W).
DEKAY. Geo. H.. lieut., Walden fW).
CRULL, Robt. c.. lieut., Albion wv.
FELT. Clement S.. lieut.. AUe0hamy fWl.
yAGGART, Wm. c., lieut., Buffalo wv.
ADAMS, Thomas j.. Palmyra (W).
ASHBHIDGlH. Howard, Norristown (W).
ANSUINI, Bencdetto Fairport (W).
BROWN, Frank corp, Hamburg (W).
BROWN, Frank A, East Grecnbush (W).
BROWN. Frank j., corp, Buffalo (W).
CURRAN. James W., Barnard (W).
COLOGGI, Joseph. Rochester (W).
CARR, James, Albany (W).
CLARK, Stanley D., Jamestown (W).
COADY, Arthur j., Glens Falls (W).
DONOVAN, James, Niagara Falls (W).
DODDS, Robert M. Troy (W).
New-York tribune., 1919-02-05
Veterans Invited
To Get Back Into
N. Y. State Guard
Officers Commission, Meet
ing Here, Fears Most of
Them Have Had Enough
of Military Experience

Brigadier General Cornelius Wander
bilt was elected chairman of the mill
tary advisory committee appointed by
Adjutant General Berry, at its organi-
zation meeting yesterday at the list
Regiment Armory, Thirty-fourtk Street
and Park Avenue. Colonel Charles E,
Walsh, Of Albany, was chosen secre-
tary.
The four-hour session of the com
mlttee, which was appointed to take up
the problem Of reorganizing the New
York State military force, was held
behind closed doors. 1t was announced
that report would be forwarded in
a few days to Governor Smith, who
will incorporate its findings in a mes
sage to the Legislature on the subject.
Various b-committees were set to
work yesterday to investigate different
phases of the situation. They will seek
to find method of satisfactorily fed
New-York tribune., 1919-02-05

err elsewhere. except in the extreme South
west. However, temperatures are not un-
usual in any locality.
There will be rain Wednesday In New Eng
land and the oouth portions of the East
Gulf states. and snow Thursday or Thursday
generally fair weather will prevail Wednes-
day and Thursday east Of the Mississippi
River.
1t will be colder Wednesday in the upper
Ohio Valley. the lower lake regions and the
Atlantic states. and colder Thursday in
Eastern New England. 1t will be warmer
Thursday in the upper lake and west lower
lake region. the Ohio Valley, Tennessee and
the east Gulf states.
Forecasts for Special Localities-Wester-,
Pennsylvania, colder and generally fair
Wednesday; Thursday fair.
Western New York, cloudy and colder
Wednesday. probably local SHOWS In north
and west portions Thursday fair.
Eastern New York, clearing Wednesday,
followed by clearing and colder in west por
ton Thursday fair, colder in cast portion.
Northern New England. rain or snow
Wednesday, colder at night; Thursday fair.
colder.
New Jersey and Eastern Pennsylvania.
clearing and colder Wednesday; Thursday
fair.
Eastern New York-Clearing and colder
Wednesday Thursday, fair.
Southern New England-Rain Wednesday.
followed by clearing and colder in western
portion; Thursday fair, colder in eastern
portion.
Local Official Report-1hc following Of
fcal record from the Weather Bureau shows
temperatures during the last twenty-four
hours, in comparison with the corresponding
f5.ff oyl loct
New-York tribune., 1919-02-05
Weather Report

WASHINGTON. Feb. 4-Ths Western
disturbances IS central tonight near James
Bay. and pressure ia low in tho lake rerion
chs Atlantic and East CUR gtztes a,,4b /.
sseond disturbance of the ratddle ATlur,fie
eosse- Over the central portion of the court
try pressure 10 relatively high, while % the
westward IL has fallen, except in the far
Southwest
Thsrs were general rains in Shs Gsth and
Atlantic stataA. excerpt Northern New Enr-
land and In tho lower lake region, and rains
and sncws in the upper lake region and tho
ncTth districts west OF the Rocky Mouutafns
Elsewhere the weather was fair.
It Ia considerably colder in the upper like
and western lever lake regions. the Ohio
and Mississippi valleys and ,.eneral}v warna-
New-York tribune., 1919-02-05
Wounded Severely

Wounded Severely
DONOVAN, Joseph F.. sgt, Richmond
FL1PPIN. James F., sgt, 9o5 Kent Ave
Schaeffer Street, Brooklyn.
GRONENBERG, John w. corp, 62
Schaffer Street Brooklyn.
KNIGHT, John, sgt, 499 Manhattan Ave-
nue.. New York City
SCHARFF. Charles j., 83 Butler Street,
Brooklyn.
ninth Street. New York City
WILLIAMS. S. w. Pleasantville- N. Y.
Wounded Slightly
\, ADAMs. Stuart c.. hext. II BroadsOay.
BEEBE. !. G, lieut.. Mt. vernon, N. Y.
BOSSELMAN, Rudolph L.. 6S Midwood
Street, Brooklyn.
TAGLlBUE, Aloysims j., liext, S62 Co
lu7rbns Avenuc, Neap York City.
VINCENT, Frank C., lieut.. 1906 Pacific
Street. Brooklyn.
=. K1DDER. Joseph D.. lieut.. e7e East 222d
&. oUTW4TER. Jyohn NJ, lieut., 25sM
ANSALONE, Michele A, Sc Maple Street,
AMER, Robert s., 2o1s Fifth Avenue.
New York City.
ATTARDO. sebastiano, 800 East Seventy
seventh Street. New York City.
BROWN, Frank H, sgt, Newark, NJ J.
BEES1EY. Ellis, Newark, N. J.
BECHTOLD, Charles. Newark. N. J.
BURNHAM, Louis c., East Orange N. J.
BELLINO, Salvatore, Elizabeth, N. J.
BROWN, George W., 140 South Thirteenth
Street, New York City.
BuGA!. Adam n, Newark. N: J.
CH1OVARELLI. David, 10 Franklin
Street. New York City.
CARRIERE. Paul L., Jersey City. N. J.
DALEY, Charles h. So West 161st Street
New York City
DOPMAN. Fred W., STA Fourth Avenue
Brooklyn.
DIETZ. Edward w, Newark. n J.
DACHNOWLEY, Peter. 740 German Place,
New York City.
=, DECoRE, Giuseppe. 23s East 15oth Street.
New York City
DUNN, William ". 1888 Halsey Street.
Brooklyn.
DoLAN. James, s54 Columbus Avenue,
New York City.
DE CoRDoVA. Nigel B.. corp. 10 Haven
Avenue. New York City.
12II4s- D0LAN. W. r.; corp, Asbu1y Park, n. y.
FINE. Joseph. So East Broadway, New
York City.
FISCHER. Robert j.. Astoria, N Y.
FINNERTY. Lawrence, corp, 459 West
Thirty-ifth Street. New York City
FRAWLEY. John j., 60 Second Place,
-, ,FIoRRETTI. James. corp, 235 Lorillari
Place, New Yo4k City.
FGNNEGAN, James, Newark, N. J.
FINDLAY, John A, West New York. N ].
FARAHER. James F.. corp, Newark, N. J.
G FuHRlNG, RING Charles. corp. 161 varck
G1RARDI. Jack. corp. 1913 Prince Street,
New York City.
GINsBERG. Stanley. 142 West Twenty
sixth Street. New York City.
New-York tribune., 1919-02-05

DUNLEY. Edward P. Syracuse (W).
DYE. Arthur L.. Georgetown (W).
DONNELLY, James F., Albion (W).
EXNER, James c., sgt, Syracuse (W).
ENGLISH, Geo. E.. Amsterdam (W).
FINKLE. Arthur. Lake George (W).
FULLER. Frank J.. Rochester (W).
FAULKNER. Frank L., Barton (W).
FINISH. Chas. j., Niagara Falls (W).
FELCKOWSKI B. F., corp, Buffalo (W).
FRIZZELL, Thomas j., sgt, Buffalo (W).
FULLERO, James j., Utica (W).
GREELEY. Stewart Knapp Creek (W).
GRAHAM. James c., Newburgh (W).
GILMORE, Hobart A., corp, Auburn (W)
GILTNER, Archie P, Conesus (W).
GARDNER, Charles, Cementon (W).
HUBER. Lawrence M, Buffalo (W).
HETTMAN. Gustav, Tonawanda (W)
HUNT. Chas. H, corp, Antwerp (W).
HENRIETTA. Ray. Lancaster (W).
New-York tribune., 1919-02-05

HULECKI. Boris. Paterson. N. j..
HANAMAN, Joseph M, corp. So4 West
152d Street. New York City.
HOTZ, William ". Elizabeth. N. j..
HENDERSON, Rudolph. corp. 5lS Fn-
teenth Street Brooklyn.
HANLON, John F., Haverstraw. N. Y.
HILL, Alexander, Paterson n; W. j.. ,,,.
HILL, Edward r.. CORP. . 20 West Ninety
HILLBREcHT. William j.. 62e Cort-
landt Avenue New York City.
HENDERSON, Carl. 95 Douglass Street.
HANNAH, John NJ, woodside. N. Y
HESS, Charles Corona, N. Y.
JENKS, Llewellyn H Rutherford. N. ,.
JANSEN. H. H. sgt, North Bergen. N j.
JOHANSEN. Sverre Ill Pioneer Street,
Brooklyn.
KANE. Harry F.. s44 East 125th Street
New York City.
KANT. John. corp, Belleville, N. ].
KARNAL, Hyman, 81 East 10lst Street,
KEIM, Charles B., Bradley Beach. N. J.
LUDWIG, Harry O., 4S3 Third Street.
Brooklyn
MANGIN. George A. SAB Forty-ninth
Street, Brooklyn.
MEADE. Edward E.. 12s West Fiftieth
Street, New York City.
MOLONS, Waslaw. ia Prospect Street.
MALE, James J., 81 seventy-fifth Street.
Brooklyn.
MANFRE, Benedict, Hoboken. N. j.
MOAKLEY. Andrew j.. Elmhurst N. Y.
PELUSO. Jerry. Woodhaven, N. Y.
PAGE, James w. sgt. 23a East Fifty
fourth Street, New York City.
ROTHMAN. Israel, 1874 Norfolk Street.
New York City.
sELpEN, Albert A, sgt, 41o Riverside
Drive, New York City.
SEN. Joseph. sgt, Nyack. N. Y.
SMITH, Horace j.. 2o7 Seventy-second
Street, brooklyn.
SHERJOC John Newark NJ T
TAGGART, w. S.. sgt. Asbury Park. N. J.
VELTEN, Robert E., 9S2 Buchanan Ave
nue. Brooklyn
WOLFE Albert. sgt. 14S Henry Street.
New York City.
wEIsBERG, Henry, SIC West 174th Street,
New York City.
WOJTOWICZ, Walter, Bayonne, N. J.
YACK, Herman B., Arlington. N. J.
New-York tribune., 1919-02-05
AMERICAN pnRTe:

=, BOSTON. Feb. ARRIVED: Steamers vestncrrs
lNor J. Santa Marta; Corsica, Norfolk: Lake Gree,-
wood woSsi Newport Nova. Sailed steamers City Of
So.umnus. Savannah; Kershaw, Norfolk: Pawnae
Mex York. N"'
1.l'a NloHnEolK, n, Va. Tet. 4.-Arivcd: steamers
zohol Melmcre Head BE- New Orleans Cand
sailed sailed for Belfast Metfrym OBJ. ST Johns (ano
sailed for Kobe. Japan): bark Jm1le (Dnn J.
ihlladelphis; Cleared: steanns Bonnafun New.
port News Peohda, Cuba: bark Asie (p,r) Nnntss
MOBILE. Ala Fob 4.-Arrivcd: sahooner
Apaco Sagua Cleared. Steamer Lake Duane
.iIs NgW oRIEAys. LEA; Teb. a.-clearsd: stssrnurs
euentown Italy via Gibraltar (for ordcrs) q
Clel. Caniieed. Tampico:. Sprndm Ital) Genoa VIA
PORT EADS. La. Feb. e--Arr1vod: s.ssnnx
ssite5crg s,, ~ IT, Dutch, New York Cnamotts Havana:
Vera (Nor.) Port Barripg "'
- JACKsONvI1IA1 Fla. Feb. 4.--Arr4ved: Rtesmer
Chippewa Eoaton via Charl estun seilsd: Btsarncr
EsssS Ba'timrs via Bavannah; scfoooer KingwsS.
sAvANNAM. Co. Tsh a~--Arrtv~d: sts1rnc,v
Ks,r ff noras tbr Berry; :rernrs Norfolk Howard
IN ndelpha: schooner Fra.erT1sts Rr5 Seattl.
W., va Coon Sailed; sstsanw ci'y Of Anautsr Nsw
rifuAlJrT ErgTA Tcb s---A.r.ye-s: ston,,e,-.
New-York tribune., 1919-02-05

EN- eh.tsa Nsr sshon W sandy perssa nSa
San T,rso (Br). .Tuxpam: Cibao (Nor) Santa
Marta shawmut, Norfolk; Columbia. Norfolk
DELAWARE BREAKWATER. Feb. 4.-Passed out
clan. philadelphia for Boston.
caoSalona Rr New ssS York sed sissmers ssamrs
valacia tBr), London; Malvern Range (Br.). Eng
nsh port; Lake Sterling. Norfolk: Lake Winthrop.
PORT ARTHUR, Tex. Feb. 4.-Arr,yoa: Steamer
MARYLAND. Para and other Brazilian ports -o'
.. SAN FRANCISCO. Feb. 4.--Arrived Steamer
siSA SAND KEY. Is'' Fla. Feb. 4-passed west: Sd.
Steamers British Isles (Br). New York for
Sabin: 4th, Trinculo lBrl. Glasgow via New York
for Port Arthur.
GALVESTON. Tax. Feb. 4-Arrived: Steamer
FL Monte. New York Sailed: Steamers Arriuze
valen DAM Genoa
BALTIMORE, Feb Arrived: Steamer Dorothy
Bradford. Boston, Bali Newport News; Mississippi
Cd New York.
Sailed Steamers Kydonia (cuban). Point Lo.os,
Norfolk.
CAPE HENRY. Va. Feb 4-Passod out from
TAMPA. Fla. Feb. ARRIVED: Schooner Sun
- CHAFu.EsToN. s. c. Feb. 4.Arrtvod Steamer
Penlee tBr). Cienfuegos for Liverpool Su,yance
IBrp, Europe for Port Arthur Josiah Macy Baton
Rouge: Matilda Weems. Baltimore Comancho
New York land sailed for Jacksonyne): Huron.
KEY WEST, Fla. Fob. 4.-Arrived: Steamers
Alamo New York (and sailed for Galveston) Lake
Mattato Nassau.
New-York tribune., 1919-02-05
Coal Price Drops to $40

The continued mild weather has re-
suited in a reduction in the price of
anthracite coal in Manhattan, it was
learned yesterday. Furnace coal
dropped rs cents a ton. to $40, while
broken sizes, including stove and nut
dropped IS cents, to $1025. These de-
creases are effective now. This price
probably will be sustained until spring,
according to a statement Of the head
of one of the largest companies yester-
dau
New-York tribune., 1919-02-05
FOREIGN PORTS

ROTTERDAM. Jan. 3O.-Arrived: Steamer Boren
{Swed'} s s', Ngw York Sailed: Steamer Elisabeth
cE1vrb. Jan. sO.~Arrivsd Steamer Russ (Dan.>.
PEMRNAABUco M jan sl.-.Arrived: Steamer BY
1<,,;sa MAalfS ~ ian sl-Arrived; Steamer Queen
Nh MAynS: y jan sl-4lrtved Steamer aea1h enr2.
CHK1sT1ANsAND. Feb. ARRIVED: Steamer o.
BELFAST. Feb. ARRIVED: Steamer War Carl
boo e.r thS} Z ~ N4rfDlk 1,,1, via via oueenstgxn, ~
eti United States: Princess Ma,oika, Tnits statss
,,t... CA,E TOWN Jan 3l.-sailed: Steamer Tjibodas
CLYDE. Feb. 1-saIlcsl: Steamer Harlem (Br1
New York. >'''
:. ToRR IlEAD, Feb. 4-Passcd: Steamer Bat,i
lin IL Head usr-). Nc* Orleans via Norfolk for
BUENos AYREs. Jan. sl-Arrtvod: Steam
(Nr] Nsw York via Icrt spain for Rio Jsnetro.
ST NAzAIRE. Jan sl.-Arrtsod: s,ea1nsr Aiont-
Il Eoci1TIIE Fob, ARRIVED: stcslnor
~, CApIz; ; Feb. ,s-Auirci Steamer Ida tspan).
nay sBE1; Be- ;s rhilsdelphia I1 Tor London '-'N'
MANCHEsTEk Al Feb t-Arrired: stAananr Mzn-
N9s7;s'S MI F from Ns York. S'ss eaDe re%n a1n
,swsa Ssr York tr rssend '' T%sisna s'ana sih
ornonde Obs: Baltimore for F Fslmouh: i,,nfsis 1GTs
tbeg ] New York for Antwerp
AFRICA. Jan 31---Arrireti: Steamer Ernck. II
ps4os ASTF9NFAcAs1A FNsA Xa1on ian slATsd Steamer Hes
nias' Il EoeA1H nE hs82s 5ss sasss Ts sSs
r1sina msna ,,,v Sew 19rh Sailed Steamer Cape Ro-
r1,9 ,oPoRTo, Feb. l-ATived. Steamer ArEnauta
'br;}. }s,icS p9Tt :, Arthur for Alexandria
lsnd Ian, Du). Ph11adalpnia: Data (DuS. Philadea-
RI. ROTTERDAM. 1. Feb Arrived; s,samrr Andyk
ter cSE HsFs1 e. S3lssss = sss h.n'hs'
Norts Span. -. New s'1s.i'o Ysi. Steamer MAF dal
~ ;AANIg4s. Jan; 2s-safed: Steamers Norfolk
ohsssr Gnt.d st st4tss h0' 0rs'a0ns7'' Lake 8l'n
,o7 AEYh5Avlk TnS5 < Jan so-sailod; Steamer 1asaz-
cEass ~ lfrqm IN, New York; Rio de Janeiro-
,NAGAsAK1 Feb Issilsd st,a Steamer -'vsia waaIdyA
,p.3 COLOMBO: Feb 2-sAilAd: sten1nrr Morocco
HtsT Ssi3Pa Tea 2sssd9 a0r sdfss Steamer Franco fy,,
,,;H. hoc1H5EFoRT Fsh- a-sa1lad- Steamer Lynch
-. LIVERPOOL Feb s.-sa1lod. Steamer Regina
NS7 NMD9gTNF NsE 4i Jan :csa.4 %,sa. sD c.3s s
=, PORT NATAL, Jan sp-Arr4vsas Schooner
GSgT5GE Rfo DE- s5pa xSE1So Ssv 1s9 Toh sos,a p,
(Nor). Baltimore ~
,,jr ,jFAsTNET. +, RS. s.-Passsa. Steamer scots.n
=, PRAW1tB POINT. Feb. l--Passed- stea,nsr
Brighton BIZ, Halifax for Newcastle
LIZARD. Feb. Passed Steamer Pcndrerant
tDutchl, New York for Rotterdam
5gssa N;H rsf r. Msrsa7as sAs7fs New 81 Ssaens 1
sSonsta4tinoole Sey %nmI Sailed; Steamer Amor QAl)
CoPENIIAGEN, Feb. Arrived: Steamer Brys-
sci DAM. New York.
(Br.). st. John n B.
SANTOS Fob l,-Arrived; Steamer Narvlk
tSwsd }. Now York VIA Rio de Janedro
&c GKEENoCK. ZEN Fob S.-AT1ved Steamer Maple
PORTLAND, England, Feb 4-Arr1ved1 Steamer
Luse Nielsen (Nor). New York
- ALICANTE, Jan. 31--Sailed: Steamer Mar del
Note tSpan-). Cadiz for New York
New-York tribune., 1919-02-05
Casualty List

WASHINGTON Feb. 4The casualty public by
department to-day
VI these l5 were killed in action died of wounds died accident
and other 20 died of disease severely
wounded degree undetermined 3
missing action.
New-York tribune., 1919-02-05
Trans-P acific Mails

The connecting mails cloae AZ the general rcst-
follows ~ ~ -
Eth 1slanda. New Zealand and Australia, via Van
sos eouvsT sT and Victoria b. G.. at 53o p. Feb T.
va va San Francisco at $50 D. m. Feb 10, for
1lapatch per S. S. Marking Fin Islands New
g.. P m. Feb IA. for dispatch per S. g. Niagara.
!d mawMi and Guam, close $50 p N. daily This
aSsoatch to dest3ation by the BEST op,ortu unity.
salsn Corea China Siam. Cochin China Straits
Sc,dic1nents ana Netherlands East Indies close at
1;aU p m daily This mail is forwarded to the
faclnc Coast daily for dispatch to dest1n alton
by the best opportunity
New-York tribune., 1919-02-05
ARMY REvIsIoNs

%'OH a YIN SttS uUu VI ttCtntIa.
Wounded, Degree Undetermined, Pre-.
viously Reported Missing
FALCONE. James. BeIleville. N. J.
HALL. John L., 233 Fifth Ayenus
Brooklyn. s"'ss
HIGGINS. Walter S., $50 East TWENTY.
eighth Street, Brooklyn.
K1ELTY. Joseph A.. 234 West 1soA
Street, New York City.
RoSEN. Isadore. 400 East i7lst Street
New York City 's
TORNETTA. Charles S., CORP. 24oa Avn.
sterdam Avenue. New York City.
WALBERG, George, Arlington, N.
Returned to Duty, Previously Reportsd
Missing
PEACOCK, Joseph E.. 1853 Prospect psr
West. Brooklyn.
WILSON. Lancelot A., 140 West Ninstv.
third Street, New York City.
ZANET, Brazil, Clifton, N. ].
Died of Wounds, Previously Reported
Missing
CAPPOLA. Herman, Newark, N. J.
Died Of Disease, Previously Reported
Died of Wounds
WELINSKY. Arthur. IL Monroe Street
New York City
New-York tribune., 1919-02-05
ouTGoiNG STEAMERS
Thursday
CITY ISLAND
Bound South

Steamor St Paul. Boston for New York. tn tn,
American IS. Co.. in ballast ''
Bound Esst
stean1er Lake Como New York for Boston
Steamer Delaware. New York for Boston
wind southwest light; thick and raining; smooth
New-York tribune., 1919-02-05

WOLFF. Abraham. 14o5 Glenmore Avenue,
WlCKWARD, Lewis, Millville, N. ].
WILSON, Frank. BOT West 134th Street,
New-York tribune., 1919-02-05
ElserUhere

ElScIcltere
Character is In (K)
action; () wounded;
Cd wv died ID d. died disease (si) missing:
(P)
New-York tribune., 1919-02-05
barometer Readings

Barometer Headings
a m 30.01 I p m. 1892 p M 29-sl
Local Forecast----Clearing and colder to-
day; tomorrow fair; moderate west winds,
becoming variable Tomorrow