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New-York tribune., 1919-03-04
" Gather Report

WASHINGTON. March 3 The mir press
ure is now high throughout the Eastern
states and over the upper Missouri Valley
and the Pacific Coast and low over an cx.
tensivc belt extending from Lake Supcrior
southwestward to the Rio Grandc Valley. in
which there arc two storm centres. one over
Lake Superior and the other over the south
crn Rocky Mountain region. This belt of low
pressure is the dividing line between an a,ca
of abnorlnally warm weather that lies TO the
east and southeast and embraces the prcat
central valleys and the Eastern and Southern
states and an area OF abnormally low tenn
peratures to the west of it,
Temperatures were below zero Monday
night in Northwestern Minnesota. North
Dakota and Eastern Montana During the
last twcntylour hours there were rains alonv
the south Atlantic coast and in the Pacific
states and SHOWS over the western platenu
the northern Rocky Mountain region and the
northern plains states
The indications arc that the disturbance
over the Southwest will advance eastward
and be attended by SHOWS to-morrow and
Wednesday in the region of the Creat Ialse,
and by rain by tomorrow night or Wednes-
day in the Ohio Valley. Tennessee and the
cast Gulf states. In the Atlantic states con-
orally fair weather tomorrow will be fol
lowed by unsettled weather on Wednesda,
with probably rains by Wednesday oicb. !,
the middle Atlantic and New England stntes
Decidedly colder weather will oversnreaj
the region OF the Great Lakes during to.nor.
row and Wednesday and the Ohio Valley
tennessee and the east Gulf states WednoS
day. In the Atlantic states the weather viii
be warm tomorrow and become colder H.,
Wednesday night in the middle Atlantic AMI
New England states '
~ C9ld wave warnings arc displayed in upper
New-York tribune., 1919-03-04
JOHN RUDDIMAN

John Ruddiman, widely known in
BUSINESS and social circles in New
ork' died at o'clock yesterday at
ST. Johns Hospital, Yonkers, where he
had gone Tor minor operation, cx-
pecting to return home the same day.
Mr. Ruddiman was connected with the
hrm of llsley & Doubleday, of this
CITY and had his residence in the
Hvcrview Manor section of Hastings
on Hudson. He tolcd the bell Of the
Mott Haven Reformed Church during
the funeral Of President Lincoln, and
recently he performed the same service
at Grace Episcopal Church, Hast
ings, during the last rites over body
OF Colonel Roosevelt. His funeral will
take place at Havey's Chapel. Yonkers,
Thursday morning at 10:30 o'clock.
His widow survives
New-York tribune., 1919-03-04
Irving Bloomingdale Sued
Wife Accuses Him
of Dcserlion

Irving Bloomingdalc. of Blooming
dale Brothers, dry goods merchants,
was yesterday sued in the Supreme
Court for a separation by Mrs. Rosa
lie Bloomingdalc. The charge is
Abandonment.
Mrs Bloomingdalc says they wore
waiting for supper in their home, at
800 Park Avenue. on November 25,
when Mr.. Bloomingdalc received a
telephone message. He left the apart
ment and since then, she alleges, she
has communicated with him only
through his attorneys, StanchGcld &
Levy.
The couple were married in 1907.
They have one child, Donald Irving.
six years old
New-York tribune., 1919-03-04
RESOLUTIONS

AT SPECIAL MEETING OF THE MEM
bcrs OF the United States Boy Scou, held
af rortlhndt st, New York CITY. ON me
"a day OF March. 1919, al y. m. the fol
loving resolution WAS unanimously passcd
this Corporation that it win be OF ionent r.,
eniaiRlnk It's Hcnp" of military training to
chahke lis corporate name Of Tho United
Srat'H Boy Scout. be- It
"Itcsoycd, that the name Of this t'ornoro-
lion bs changed from The United stntes nov
Scout to I. y Junior Military Forces, Inc
ana 'he oiiicers OF ths Corporation arc hereby
authorized to proceed and take tho necns,,a,y
steps ana proceedings 10 effect hch change
or name JOHN HENNEcKgR
. NIce-prcrrtfent.
j. E. CAMPBELL. Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-04
LEANDER HANFORD THORN

Leander Hanford Thorn died yes
terday after long illness in Mari
boro, n. Y. His residence was at the
st. James Hotel in New York. Born
in 1913. Mr.. Thorn was manager of the
National Caskct Company, formed in
1890, from which he retired in 1912.
IKE was a veteran of the 18th Regiment
and a member of Worth Lodge, f.
and A. NJ. His widow survives him.
Funeral services will be held at Col
logiate Church, Thursday. at 2:3O. In
torment win be at Woodlawn.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-04

two years ago because of i'll health.
This Is the second time in approx
mately two months that Mrs. Ochs has
been bereaved, her mother having died
december %.
Mrs. May was the daprhtcr of the
late Rabi Isaac NJ. Wise. Former
Judge Man b. May is sor Mr.. Ma
came to Cincinnati in 1853 and has re
sided in this city ever since Mrs.
Nay came to the United States with
her parents when "A few months old.
The funeral of Mr.. May was held this
afternoon
New-York tribune., 1919-03-04
Death Sentence COMMITTED
Fifteen 1ears in Prison for Con.
scientious Objector
NeO York Tribune
lPQsLiNDtOn R7D,en,t


WASHINGTON, March 3-The death
sentence imposed on Private Max San
din, a conscientious objector at Fort
Riley, Kan, for refusing to clean pile
of refuse and dirt when ordered to do
so by Colonel j. c. Waterman, his COM
manding officer, was commuted today
by President Wilson to fifteen years
Imprisonment in the Fort Leavenworth
barracks.
The court martial which sentenced
Sandin found him guilty of wlfully
disobeying orders and recommended
that he be shot to death with musketry
Major General Leonard Wood, COM
manding at Fort Riley. approved the
finding Of the military trial board, but
recommended that the sentence be com
muted to twenty-five years imprison-
mcnt.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-04
TRANSPACIF{C MANS

The connecting mails close at tho General r. O.
shu Cily Han +. o. Station. New York q. follows:
fhil,ippine Islands. via san Francisco at 80 o
M ,,,iH,al MnIch g. Tor dispatch per IS. Ecuador
i'hiilppne Islands. via San Francisco at 20 n
H.; March 10, for dispatch per SIS. China.
iahiu MarQueses Cook Islands New Zealand
ana specially addressed mail for Australia via San
francisco close at 80 p. M. March Is for dis
patch per IS. Paloona " VIZ
y. ..jl r!n Islands New Zealand and Australia. via
,,.a'coutr ana Victoria. i. e.. at 80 D. m
Mach 20. for dispatch per IS. Mak,ra
~ uSws'i and Guam. close $50 p III daily yhls
dispstch to destlnatlon by the best opportunity
JsIah' 'orea. China, Siam. Cochin CHINA Strata
o,so ,,u p m daily. This mail forwarded to tho Pa.
t.nc @ COAST a"ly for dispatch to desiaatou ny In,
New-York tribune., 1919-03-04

n as'S' '' nd '?is''
sEyl1LE: Fs5 g. $s@Sailsd: steamer cabo Tres
sT NAzAIRE March l. - Sailed: Steamer
no JANEIRo, R5 Feb a. Arrived: Auxiliary
''9GspSt Ss1' rsp % s's Schooner Luther
EIsINoRE, March Passed Steamers Roscn-
borg Dan). Galveston via Norfolk for Copenhagen
AAiIIus, FEB IL Arrived Steamer General
c0Si9 4xTsvSro rsl'TfT para NSS YORK
o,HT;ENocK Feb. 27'-Arrived: Steamer Box
FLrsHiNG le6 y Arrived: steamer stor
si.eq ,. (Nor ;. New Orleans and Norfolk for -
Ii-ASGoW feh 2S Arrived Steamer Duuach-
DInI1N reD IS Arrived Steamer shcaf
''I GnINIsp1 Fen sn'1iio'~ Arrived steamer Holland.
'SIf4 ,fd, y i,,,"N, Now Yo,, .f FER G9'henb"rs
chester "a. Manchester ron 11t) Baltimore
S' LoNDov 'SnS9 slgh '.sTr s.s N s5@1sn Ss
rIincc I'r) Philadelphia, "a. Wathena. rhila-
loitr NATAL Feb 2o.--s Sailed steamer Bawean
lDutl trom Bn.ayIa), New York
p.l,.Nhllul. fco. r. Sailed Steamer Mae
r.N1; NEwrpHnl EEns., Feb q. Sailed. steamer
ptAfnAKroN. rob 9s Sailed. steamer la
.'ARDIrf Feb 2s-saled: Steamers Neleus
,Hf;l New YORK, March /, Tauhotc lBraz). New
BRISTOL. Feb l.-sailed Steamer Wells city
CI,r \cw Noik "a. kccmun Or J. Philadelphia
BAHIA. March ARRIVED. steamer Vsuban
or Sew York Via barbados for RIO do Janero
and l'uenos Ayres
.NNWrOKT Ems. March ARRIVED. steamer
Hlackl"alh lnr). st John, y b, and Halifax
LONDON March Arrived Steamers Ixmoor
~, Mobile VIA Pensacola. Montcalnl (Br) 81
John. \. D. and Halifax
MANCHESTER. March ARRIVED Steamer War
Edensaw tBr) Vancouver
NANTES. Feb 26-sailed. Steamers Usage
New YORK; eth, Polar sea New York
GIBliALTAR, Feb. Sailed: Steamers Cardi-
gan tRrl. Halifax; War "ython N}rA t'.oin Leg
horo) New York, Western Scout tBr) lilom
Trieste and Brindisi). New York
LlSRON. feD- .7.-Saicd: Steamer Sirius
(Dan.j, New York.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-04
BENJAMIN MAY

CINCINNATI, O.. March ,. -Bcnja-
min May, eighty years old, father of
Mrs. Adolph :. Ochs, wife of the pub
Usher of "Ihe New York Times," died
here late yesterday. Mr.. May was en-
rioyed IN the suh-trensury at Cincin-
matt for twenty y-threc years, retiring
New-York tribune., 1919-03-04
AMERICAN PORTS

PORTLAND. Me, March 3-saled. Steamer
"S SEW ''g,nTp2N oRIpANs N0noH Garc c,..r., e,.n.
,namettc Havana; Copan oIIond }. Omoa Manv
N,S Me, or ,ayans YIN sasqa Ia Grande ossaca
folE Yoro diondD 'u,N tc.Sa 'D''' sa'o"a via No''
pSaS"s " HHS noc. ' ael 4s Tsay r, 1or steamers
lh,srri9s krsliqscu iNorl Cienfuogos % omoa rrs
H!ond Hi!d Port Coren: Princeton lacEsonvillc. Sori
svcdl Ncw yor Vmda ',y'' ura,i H'0A saiied S'ns"s
S'csmers - Anrona (ila) Genoa Via Fort Arthur
caVnsgn Cnr nolerdao % 'o via '"Ha "nars,,on @,"5'a
i,niau iheaduu, ,Nwea T. 'Whareu' Nelson. Cuba. Rama,
smarag1 'sfpNI1IA 1NLl or Ma,n Amiyed steamers
santa Maria ay stcphc" L I,n'o omo. IS1IEG a N@[ &
ooH H. Pratt. Port ohos. Sircna. Norfok Wnu.
1gsa hgneo for Falmouth for orders Cmahnery
rd1l.l nhl\yANN nTrANWNiG'L ns', March G,ip' D.
Tor l,. hoIen VIA hunirk nnigo, lhladclpn,n for
n,Hs oHpnNnclcs ,nu Philadelphia for Anscr
N"rch { TN'GG"'nG s"nH rl",lgplla Tor Port I-obo,
NNN FRANCISCO Mnroh B. Arrival N,csmcr
s''Smg y "' r0Y!Sd Yn, ua, M1 Mooe ,'onculu tsIied
''I" m"s.ro3'([o go" u0,''n un"'HvNr Ncw York,
rcgo McS sailed steamer ooamic"' NorIo'S TH""S"'
c6"rYn, SNNp NTH 'i FIG M",ch d rA~ca east steamer
Nc ag 'ln srnm,1, ro'l n Nlngr v % Snd lary r"scd
HGSg's ' as,.o@Y" for naigu Rouge *" 'aSH" "e'ia
n.Ilm fer ron Arthur. retrolcne (Br Ilamn,on
NNh'ls Tor l'Oft Arthur
'nNiu.ESTo\ s g.. March ,,r,.o,
Steamer MohaNN Ncv York taud Sailed for 1s"h
sonvllle), Sailed Steamers Vcntua de Iar
@a@ MniIdo W. Wcon Nanc,hester katahdn Jacksonville
ts"rEN noSrpN March Arrived WInlflcdian,
.,.. nAtTlMonN. March 3 Arrived: Steamers H.r.
rie' lNOr.l New York. Quoque New York Notor
nraSor oban New York bark Pestaolzi (Nnr1
10 n; 'aneiro VIA Barbados; ship MafalJa (No,l
Cleared; Cleared, Steamer Nlscnih puch) Rotterdam.
STEAMERS Krynnllu (uHn.\. \yhorhinp
y fAPE Henry. Va. March 3-passed out from
nal,mnre I,'..i" Steamers Mont rc,oN (FrD, IInyre
,JACNSoN NlILE March s.-Anived: Steamers
Mem9mian 'lr -. yspoo; Apache. New York via
u,urI,rs'on' ,,.s Texas Chareson schooner Sedgwick
Sailed Steamers Comanche. New York via Gal.
ss,om, ,snI,'i van Miami barkentne Ella En- DAM
INMP'' March a.-Arrived: Steamer Thomas
H. r"ltT WfTd' = Nsw r,W,, orea.,
slawmmt. Philadelphia.
NoRFoLk, Va, March s-Arrlved: Steamers
Portland Me- Dionstcrne Bsrnson '' Nor ''Jafl phiI
adclpiia (and cleared Antwerp Cornclia CIntcll
Rotterdam 'and cleared IaItnorel Ncpos (Nor ,
f'rth Nmboy. and cleared barbados; North Bend
New York. West Grama. san Francisco. schoonrr
Aaparo Cuban Havana via Wilmington. \. c.
Cleared: steamer Roar Manzanilio 80 -
rot,ioa roAg slcdigs Newport Sevs Governor cobp
@l' Pp' Fa nas Massh r%s""aa No'G sS
S'sa @ il N R2anosrs '1sHsSps xo,,s sn'd
III GNnNhSInM, v.N,l TX March 2-Arriycd. steamers
'Sr rohr - AfTIjn fFPp Ne" res s0'" March s-Ar,,ra
Steamers Colonel Bowie. Tampico e L. Russell.
=, SAVANNAH. Ca March 3-Arrived: Steamer
''sds KEY 'WNgT: NEST Is~ Tln NTIh N1d,cb a.,,,..a
Lake ilAc.J Pensacola
New-York tribune., 1919-03-04
LEROY w. kINGMAN

BINGHAMTON, N. Y. March 3.
Leroy W. kingman. editor of "The
Owepo Gazette" contributing member
Of the State Genealogy Society and
author Of several historical publica-
tions, died at his home in Owego on
Sunday
New-York tribune., 1919-03-04
FOREIGN PORTS

:, Fl, rl.ISl'ING. FEB. 9LArrived: Steamer Dale
xo' hoKplArN. H,I Feb. 2d.-Arriveds steamer clio.
,o'.lI rERYAMh9'co. St! Feb. 2s--Arrivcd: Steamer
'"EG1 YoKo oIIAA 5I[IA NSM "n f9rk r for Mas4nnam
MaTn ,dsf San Francisco for Kobe ''''s
NErTE, Feb 20. Arrived Steamer Tnemis,o
,o,e LoN99oNS. March ARRIVED: Montcalm. st
HONG KONG Feb. 27.-Arriyed nr,v,o,.,r
steamer Anyo Maru (Jap) San Francisco via Yoke
ROTTERDAM. Foh a7.-Arriyed. steamer pri,
sum uouichl Baltimore. ''''''
HlBhAlTAR. Feb. 27-Arrvcd Steamer. Ejhcr
fN. Sailed. Goth Steamer Bayyrr,lun iNr ,i'n,,
Nsrsclllesl. United States ''''"
boRDEAUX. Feb s7.-Arrivcd: Steamer Ruth
"a Ia rALLicE Feb 27.-Arrived Steamer wcs.
LlNERpooI. March Arrived Steamers Chez
te9 S4n rhlladelphie; Matoka OBJ, Charleston
,snan rARhAGoNA Coz Feb 2o.-sailei steamer Aytls,
:, ,1ha 4f@"9NN u; w, rse v..7 2l-sailed Steamer War
Porto FEKRAIo. Feb 22-sallel: Steamer
,,rd, rdNNAMh'So Nt,la Fsb g. Sailed Steamer casas
ilSboN Feb II S,aiied Steamer Arnold Masr.,,
Isl, Iar Ihr beaumont ''''
,,M;ARst:lI-Es. Feb. n. Sailed. Steamer Europa
tI4sIlNG, fee a7.-sailcd Steamer sIrn
n's>,, h'\''. zen .'-Arlvei, Steamers
tcme' Port Arthur via balboa. San Francisco md
J lokohama schooner Admiral Mayo vancou,er Ai,' vim
Honolulu for singapore. W"
!, e, vpl,oMho Feb Y. Arrived Steamer crewe
"su 'nr NY YORK s!a Perrin Tor Calcutta
NIn lANElHn Feb 2i.--Arrtved. Stcamcra Pr
rvs tBrm). New York via narbaslos Taliainsn
'Nm }, Nrw York via Harbados (for Santosl
. ~ ENOS AYNEs. Feb sI.--Arrivea Steamer
WIN q. Wannn, Nrw York Via Montcviteo,
schooner Sally Wren. Now York.
slNGApohE. Feb. 2s. Arrived. steamer som
me's'yk uDnchl. New York via Colon aan Fran.
'i,' Nne~aki and Manila for batavia
MNNllA. E,h ~ = AnYcl. Atcamcra klna
New-York tribune., 1919-03-04
MRS. ANNIE HAZARD

Mrs. Annie Hazard, widow Of Ed
ward j. Hazard, theatrical publisher,
and mother of John +. Hazzard, well
known in the theatrical profession. died
Saturday at her home, 200 West
Seventy ninth Street. Mrs. Hazard
was born in Sweden sixty-six years
ago. Funeral services will be held at
Campbcll's Funeral Church to-day.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-04
DEATHS

Of Jane Stebbins and the late Charles
Austin Denny, in the 5Hd year of his age.
Funeral service on Tuesday. March a. at
Christ Church, Rye. n. Y. on arrival pf
train leaving Grand Central Station a.
10 .06 a. IN.
HAYDEN On Saturday March i. l1l9
Colonel r. n. Has den. Funeral semices
viii be held at the home Of her sister-in-
law. Mrs. Fred \. Schmucker. IS Nassar
Avenue. Newark. n. j.. on ue-day.
March l. az p. IN. Intcrment al Read
ing Pa.
kENDALI.--I Wistar. IA the 3sth year o
his age. at Nassau, b. W. /. Notice q
funeral hereafter
kETCHUM At Glen Ridge. n L. SATURDAY.
Nj rch 1. 1910, Corneiie SteNers. VIE O.
Samuel ketcilun. Funeral services wil he
held at her home, 16 Appleton Place. Glen
Ridge. Tuesday afternoon Al 3.f5 o'clocA.
On arrival Of train leaving Hohoken ~ .s'
RI SHNORE-On Friday. February 2s Ennis
Hcrr:cA. wifc of Dr Edward { Rushmore
Of Tuxedo Park. Funeral service thl-
Juesday rlognins. March :. a. St Mary
Church. Tuxedo on arrival cf 10 train
from Jersey CITY Erie Railroad.
THORN On Monday March 3. 1919. aftcr
Ions continued illness. Lcandc- Han
ford horn. IN his list year heloNed
husband of MARY y. Thorn funeral
service from tho Colicsiate Church Of =.
Nicholns. 9th a>. and 3Sth st New YORK
Cits. on thursday afternoon. nj . 90
clock. lnte1ment at Woodawu Cemetery
New-York tribune., 1919-03-04
REV. GEORGE D. BAKER

TROY, N. Y, March 3.-The Rev.
George y. Baker pastor of the Method
'st Episcopal church at Eagle Hills
died yesterday at the age of fifty
eighc years lie was born in Blanken-
sh're' England. and had lived in this
country thirty-five years.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-04
MISS BERENICE GOLDIN

Miss Bercnicc Wiley Goldin, daugh-
ter Of the late Joe Richard Goldin, a
prominent actor, died last week in
Youngstown, Ohio. Miss Goldin when
at home lived at Scaford, L. l. Her
funeral will be held at Campbel's Fu-
neral Church at 9 this morning.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-04
MARRIAGES

PULLING -HARDENBERGH- Summit
N. J., March 3, by Rev. Walker Gwynne.
d. d.. Louise Hardenherph, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. John T. IIardenbcrgh, to H.
Edward Pulling. of New York
New-York tribune., 1919-03-04
CITY ISLAND
Bound SOutf,

'iIN ISLAND. y Y March 3-Steamer BLACK
Rock. Providence for Norfolk
Bound East
schooner L +. Jayne, Perth Amboy for Green
wind calm. clear smooth sea
New-York tribune., 1919-03-04

Forecasts for Special Districts West New
York and West Pennsylvania Cloudy to-
morrow. probably followed by rain or snow
and colder tomorrow night and Wednesday.
Southern New England and Eastern New
York Partly cloudy and mild to-morro,v j..
Wednesday, probably rain and colder.
Eastern Pennsylvania, New Jersey anI
delaware Partly cloudy and warm toror.
row Wednesday, threatening probably rain
colder by Wednesday night '"''''
Temperatures
The following official records show ten,nera-
lures during the last twenty-four hours -;
comparison with the corresponding dnte of
last year: ~ vi
New-York tribune., 1919-03-04
Humidity
n nrometer Readings

barometer Readings
n m 3ol3 p. M. 3oltls D. m 30 20
Local Forecsst~ Partly cloudy and m,a
'o-dny tomorrow, probably rain aud colder
fresh south winds.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-04
IMPORTANT NOTICE

Birth. Enga cement. Marriage, Death
and In Memoriam Notices may be
telaphoned TO The Tribune any time
up to midnight for insertion in the naNt
daNs papor. Jusl call
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Highest, 5i degrees, at 4 ;O5 p. M
Lowest, 35 degrees. at :i5 n m
Average, ii degrees
Average same date Inst year. 30 degrees.
Average same date fer thirty three yenrs.
q degrees
New-York tribune., 1919-03-04
UNDERTAKES
CEMETERIES
rnE VoopIAv~ CEMETERY.

2ssd 81 py harlem Train and by trolley
Lots of small size for aaie
ONCE, 20 East cad st. n. X.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-04
In MENiORTANT

: OF NGS-ln loving memory Of Cordelis
Rush Noungs. of Succasunna. \ }. who
entered into rest February II. 1919.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-04
FOR MEN IN UNIFORM
ART EXHIBITS

American Arr Galleries Madison square south.
antique aud modern Oriental rugs and carpets.
and the Bischof collection of antique Chinese
Anderson Galleries. Park Avenue at Tifty-ninth
Yuan Co Rare books acronautics and
railroads Americana from the library OF H. L.
Arden studios. $50 Firth Avenue. paintings BY John
AT Salon, Majestic Hotel paintings by Content
Ant students League 2l5 West Eft, seventh Street
Ardsley studies, Ito Columbia Heights. works OF
art by Eantin La'our and Albert Gleizes. Japan
Bnbcock Galleries. 10 East Forty ninth Street.
:, paintings by cspressioni.ts.
and drawings by Jennings Tofe
braus Galleries 2l2s Broadway, garden paintings
ooslnorolitan club lsa East Fortieth Street paint
ngs By Maurice l'romkes
paintings by Ernest Lawson.
Enrich Galleries. ,o7 rfth Avenue autographs and
ctclngs by odilon hcdon Early American por-
rerarsi! Galleries a East Forty ninth Street palut-
Fine Arts Building 2i5 West Fifty seventh Street
National Association OF Women Painters and
Folsom Galleries go Fifth Avenue. paintings by
William Mact'rcgor Paxton.
khoeder Galleries. 800 Fifth Avenue portraits by
Alnert sierer. paintings hy Louis Kronbeig and
Levy. John. Ii East Forty-sixth street portrait
drawings on vcilun by John : Eand.
Macbeth Galleries. l5o Fifth Avenue. thirty paint
ngs by thirty American artists
Milch Galleries. los West Fny-scvcnth Street.
paintings of the sea by William Rschc
Monross Galleries $50 Fifth Avenue. paintings by
Kenneth H. Miller.
National Arts Cub. 10 East Nineteenth Street.
exhibition of housing
Rcinhardt Galleries 565 Filth Avenue water colors
by William Jean Heaulcy
Vanity Fair shop 7ls Madison Avenue. sanguine
portraits by Virginia Hargravcs Wood
Whitney studies, West Eighth Street, sculpurc
by Malvna hoffman and paintings BY Arthur
Crisp
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Going On To-day

ffee admission 70 American Museum Of Natural
History metropolitan Museum OF Art American
Museum Of SAFETY aud the Aquarium
Meeting Of the Pchnesc ciub ~ America Waldorf
Astoria . p m.
onyeniion Of tho American Game Protective Asso-
pation. Waldorf Astoria. all day.
Board meeting Of Theatre CUB. Inc. Aston 10 ~
n III
Hectins N United Dmishiers Of 'he confcderacy.
Aston. 1870 n III
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EVE NiNG

"eetins Of Rotary cub. McApin. % p m
victory dinner and dance Of brooklyn Press club
Elm' clubhouse 40 South oxford street D. m
Address by pr o s Morgan OF Columbia tn,er
hl'y Soil Management liza importance liz
rroblems,' NJ C. A, ldlst Street and Wash
lhf'nn Avenue.
supper and dance Of Schom Clildrcns Welfare
League Burlund Casino sos Westchestrr Avenue
p
Dinner OF l'rons Bar Assocarrc Astor. y. m
supper In honor OF Scott Nearing Yorkyille Casino
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Shipping News
Port of New York

Miniature Almanac
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BOARD OF EDUCATION LECTURES
Manhattan

Psychology f.Gcnius." WiHam J. Durant, Wad-
leigh High School ll5th Street, west Of Seventh
Avenue.
COLORADO versus Switzerland" Rudy s U4zcn.
Public School 62. Fourth Street. cast of First
The Philippines" Bin 'roins, Public School So
Eighty eighth Street, east Of First Avenue Stcre,
opticou views
Ivan Tlrgcncv" Louis / Wilkinson Of Cambridge
University, Public School 90. li7th Street west
OF Seventh Avenue
Tho hudson Itvcr" Tonrv Hess, Public School
49, lS2d Street and Wadsworth Avenue. htcre-
opticon views
scandnavia Miss Wilma Haumbarh NIctropoli-
Street Moior lcturcs.
American tn Government and Law ono Of 4
"Amcrioa tho Zig Brother Of the
World william i Guthrie. Th.D. Of c. c. 'NN'
luhlic School g.. lsNh and Hoffman streets,
and Lorllatd Place.
The Evolution Of tho Pen" Colonel Edwin
Iiaycp, Public School ii. l5Sth Street. Jackson
aud Trinity aycnuoa Motion pictures
Australia" Mia 1nnn y Fisher Public School
1d. 201tl Street and HUI nynnuc. Stcrcoptloon
views
Modern Mcsico" Nis Adelaide H. AOcr,on. tho
Sow York Catholic rrotectory Nan Nest. N s.
"rIc Monroe Doctrine" Mrr Mnry rllzsheth
icse. 81 NnscmD lloll, linton Avenue rcar
lohth Sifoet
''lumbcriug In tho t'nl'cd Statce" Morrle innn
rolhnm iMy Nhvn Training station. Jewish Wei
fue iionll Eudng Motion pictures.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1919-04-29
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS

Sealed bids for the completion OF
a high scnool building will be re,
ecived by the Board OF Education OF
Logan City. Utah, up to May s, 1919,
at p. m. lat the office of the clerk
of the board.
Plans and specifications can be OBJ
tanned at the Office Of X. C. Schaub,
architect, Logan, Utah on receipt or
a deposit Of IS which will be refund
ed after paying expressage or mailing
charges out of it provided plans arc
returned to the architect within the
time agreed upon.
Bids must be accompanied by n
certified check for not less than 8
per cent of bid, payable TO the Board
of Education of Logan City. Utah,
and the check OF the successful bid
der saali re forfeited in case he fans
or refuses TO enter into contract and
furnish the required bond within
eight days after contract is awarded
The Board OF Education reserves
the right to accept or reject any or
all bids received.
BY order OF the Board OF Educa-
ton Of Logan. Dated April 20, 1919.
ALFRED l.. COLE,
President.
DAVID TARBET,
Ady-5-3 Clerk.