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Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1919-01-21
TO RENT

TO RENT-Four-room tenement at
152 Palmer st. Inquire at LAG Palmer
ST., any time after o. m.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1919-01-21

TO RENT-Furnished room for light
43 Washington st.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1919-01-21

TO RENT-Two rooms with steam
heat for light housekeeping. Central
location. Write Box 81. care of Bulle-
tin Co.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1919-01-21
INRy L. ALLEN Auctionee,
AUCTION

Will be sold at Public Auction at the
farm known as the Jefferson Kinney
farm situated three miles south of
VO1u1toWn Village
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1919-01-21

TO RENT-Three furnished rooms,
either singly or in suite. TS.. 353-12.
jan20d.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1919-01-21

FOR sALE-1917 Ford Chassis, run
5000 miles, new radiator. good tires
price $3.50. 1917 Ford runabout. re-
painted good tires, price s400. Two
five-pa ssenger Buick touring car bodies
will fit Buick 1917 models 81 or 80.
Without cowl or windshield. Buick 40,
1916 overhauled. repainted, good tires
Price $3.50 Behrens & Bushnell, Ivory
ton. Conn.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1919-01-21
FOR SALE

WOOD is cheaper than coal at pres
emit prices; delivered in sawed lengths.
]. P. Huntington, Broadway. Tel. Ozo'
dec54TWS
New-York tribune., 1919-04-17

MRS. ANNA MARIE Won rHuM
SCHUMACHER. sixty-hve. director and
cal Homo for the Aged. died Sunday in
Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-17
Prof. Stephens Dies ON Way
Home From Hearst Funeral

SAN FRANCISCO, April 16.-Prof.
Henry Morse Stephens, of the Univer-
sity of California, educator and author,
dropped dead nt the Union Ferry
Depot here to-day, after attending the
funeral Of Mrs. Phoebe A. Oearst He
was active in war work and was called
to Washington in connection with it.
Prof. Stephens was born in Edin-
burgh, Scotland, October 3, 1857. He
received degrees from Hallcybury Col
legc, England, his alma mater; Balliol
College, Oxford and prominent univer-
stiles in the United States. He was
tho author Of several histories. includ-
ing those of tho French Revolution,
Portugal and India. He was con-
trbutor to the Encyclopedia Britain
MICA and tho Dictionary Of National BIZ
ography. He was former president
Of the American Historical Association.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-17
Services Held
For Mrs. Phoebe Hearst
San Francisco State and Federal
Courts Closed as Mark of
Respect for Woman

SAN FRANCISCO, April 16.-Simple
services, attended by numerous state
and municipal officials. including
committee of the state legislature,
marked the funeral to-day OF Mrs
Phoebe Apperson Hearst.
The services included private exer-
cises at Mrs. Hearst's home in Pleasan-
ton, near here, ceremony at Grace
Cathedral here and another private
ceremony at Cypress Lawn Cemetery,
where the body is to lie in the family
mausoleum beside that of Mrs. Hearst's
husband, George Hearst. United States
Senator from California. The Right
Rev. William Ford Nichols, Bishop of
the Episcopal diocese of California;, Of
fciated at the services
The Superior and Justice courts here
were ordered closed to-day as a marx
of respect for Mrs. Hearst. All activi-
ties at the University of California, Of
which Mrs. Hearst was a regent, also
were suspended.
For what is said to be the first
time woman was so honored, the
Federal District Court here was or.
dered closed by Judge Morrow.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-17

NA1TlMpNn Md" April 10 Arrivcd
ceno Ntol6 Genoa; Juan tNorD,u Santa
Marta. NlAnthus Newport Nows; Thistle
moro Rrl. Liyerpool, FedoNo INoro,
lswod), Antwerp sailed Steamers
,l.cnry :; ses,t, Ngw yyorN; Wcstcr" ChIef'
nCSTON, April l6-Arr'vcd. Steamer
Jesortc lr). Calcutta; Thsmis'o, NottS
Marguerite. StoninEton. Sailed: Steamer
DELAWARE BRnAKwATER, Del
crs Maryaror3ss NtalD. HAMPTON Roads
philadelphio sark eNor.) Antwerp via
New York for Philadelphia. Passed out
18Th. steamer Ronnafon. Philadelphln for
Sagua. 10th. steamers Lake kyttle. Phila-
dclpha for Sagua. industra (SwedD.
Ihiladelphia for Gothonburg Via New
CAPE AZ nNRY w. ;. APF, m5nmsn 1srS 13ss ssed
Rio Janciro; Maella (NorD, Rio Janeiro !;
erio. steamer Pacific (Swedl. Amster-
qam via SANDY 92 Passsd santos Spt from
NEW ORLEANS. April le.-Cleared:
Steamers Coiba CHond.), Ceiba; Grove,
Galveston; oaxaca (MexD, Progreso via
pHILADELpHIIA Aprll 1s;mArriyed snn 11s ed
Tampa; New York Ncw York; schooner
Mabel Gale. Port -au-Princc g. ,,,
steamers Columbia. Cuba; Costello. Glen
tuoeos; Jalisco (Mex). Progreso: States
man (BrD, Liverpool. Sailed: Steamers
I;oxley, Havana; Craftsman (Br.), Liver
pool; Kennebec, Progreso: Omao (Hond. y,
pinoa VIA tuerto cortes: no drande. Cai- a
crnte port), Rotterdam Via Newport
PORTLAND, Me. April l6.-Arrived {,
Schooner Thomas H. IaNrcnCe New York
for Bangor. Sailed: Steamer i. r. Jones.
Norfolk
pas5ed NpF down 'fAN ro s ApTt
Jose (Nor}, Santa Marta Wathena Lon
l5an), Antwerp; Western Pride. Falmouth
sAN FEANcISco. April ls.-Arrlvea:
Sailed: 18TH. steamers Tjisalak (Du) Ba-
tava: Peru, liavre.
,,I1h mATQN y oal,;Nr mAUGE L., April 1s1Ar-
=. CHESTER, Penn April 16.-Arrlved:
s'Sa%sF ay 20"fs' fs. T2 ho} A1sers Issan
Steamers Torres, Tampico; 1kala (BrD,
rved a ApT 1sAT
via Savannah; Comanche. New York Via
Charleston, Gulfcoast. Port Arthur sailed:
steamer Arapahoe. New York via Charles
NOZZLE. Ala.. April 1s-Arrived
Steamers kalinha QBrD. Gibraltar; II. +.
]
orleans Bcrela, hascagoula schooners
/ l'Iuell lelds, uLa; Johanna. Central
Nmierlca. sailed; Schooner Annie Lord,
/ cuba.
NEWPORT NEWS Va. April AR
Iived Steaners Cristano CBr), Norfolk
folk; laparoa CBr), Glasgow; Ortega
/ lEr), Talcakuanoi pancey. Now York
/ CLEARED; Steamer North Pines, Norfolk,
schooner GensNa 1'athloon SANTA. ~ ~,
ers Sirrah ODu.), Rotterdam; Ortega (Br>
/ liNcrpooI.
stSo MoMToIK' o,Idry III N, w. ,>pril ls.-Arrivea;
/ cuban ports) Nepos (Nur) Perth Ambov
land cleared for Bridgetown). Sailed
steamer Dancey, Newport News
fASCAGcU LA. Mss.. April l6.-Arrived
schooner Le1ck, Fort De France
PoRT ARTHUR, Tex. April 1s.-Ar.
rived steamers Ncttuno Utal) Genoa
Allentown, Charleston to beaumont; Gulf
maid Philadelphia TO beaumont. Sailed
steamers Socony. New York. Rannella
T (br), Liverpool.
PORT TAMPA Fla. April ls.-Arrived
steamer calavaras. paltimore
New-York tribune., 1919-04-17
OBITUARY NOTES

MRS. MARY A ELLIOTT. w;dov
henry Elliott. member of the Clinton Avs
nue. congregational Church. BROOKLYN AZ
yesterday at the Manhattan Hotel N'e9
HARRY SCHULTS BROWNE. fftv-t,-
for ten years in charge of the Fifty-secosass;
Street pier of the Brooklyn Rapid Trans,
Company and formerly shin chandlsaan ansi1
dead at 535 Seventy-second Street, Brootiirls Is
CHAUNCEY ROSS. eighty. a resider. :.
Morches. Long Island. died unexpectedIr Q, Q,
his home on Monday. a.
MRS. JOSEPHINE. A. CIPHER BOOK.
STANER, seventy. widow of Daniel Sm;sh
Bookstaver, who was employed as a printer
by The Tribune during the lifetime Of Eo.ser E,sser
Greeley. is dead in Brooklyn race
VIOLA ANNETTA DERBY BROMLEY
seventy-three widow of the Rev H..
Bromley. is dead at 4s4 Tenth Street Broat.
lyn- Before her marriage she was a tcachSr
in the Brooklyn public schools.
CHARLES BANTER GREENE. sevsr+v
one. associated for forty-five years with the
shipping department of three railroads. is
dead at his home, 54i Madison Street
Brooklyn.
JOHN !. LANDER. forty-four. an srr-
plcye of the Frankfort Insurance COMPANY
died Monday at 3So4 Twelfth Avenue
Brooklyn
HARRY HAMPTON BUTLER. twenty.
eight. a real estate broker IS dead at $50
Fast Fifth Street. Brooklyn.
CATHERINE MULLEN, twenty-nin.
wife OF Peter Mullen, 4 lieutenant with Fire
Engine Company go, New Yort. died Tues.
day.
WILLIAM HAMMOND. a clerk emplovea
by the Overseas Shipping Company died
Tuesday at 1i4f Bedford Avenue Brooklyn.
MARTIN 5. JOYCE. forty-shree. who
fought in Cuba in the panish-American
War. died Tuesday nt $50 Seventy-secohd
Street. Brooklyn lie a member Of
Spanish War Veterans.
ALEXANDER KATSKY. seventy-four
one of the founders Of the Order Birth
Abraham, died at 9Si Jefferson Avenue
Brooklyn.
LOUIS w. COON. a cigar merchant, died
Tuesday Of pneumonia at 34S Clinton Street
Brooklyn
MRS. FANNIE GUEST DICKSON. s.y.
enty- three. widow Of Walter Dickson, an
architect. Is dead in Brooklyn.
MRS. ANNA MARIE Won THuM
SCHUMACHER, sixty-hve, n director and
financial secretary of the German Evanse-
cM Home for the Aged. died Sunday in
Brooklyn.
MRS. ELIZABETH SNOW SHERMAN.
s'xty-four widow Of Or. William II. Sher.
man. former hcAith officer Of Yonkcrs
n. y. died yesterday at her homo IN Yonkers
Of injuries received in fan Sunday. The
sherman Memorial Dispcnsary. ut the ST
Johns Riverside Hospital. WAS built in
memory of her husband by Alexander Smith
Cochran, a wealthy yachtsman.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-17
British Theologian Dies
The Rev. J. N. Figgis, Author
of Church Works

LONDON, April 16.-The Rev. John
Neville Figgis, ffty-three years old,
widely known in England as a writer
on history and theology, died unexpect-
Brighton College and st. Catherine's
College,, Cambridge, and later held
scholarships at Cambridge and Trinity
College. He lectured a. Harvard in
1911; at the General Theological Sem
mary, New York, in 1918, and at Lake
Forest College, Illinois, in 1915. Some
of his works are "The Divine Right Of
Kings" christianity and History"
"The Gospel and Human Needs" "Civ-
llization at the Crossroads" and
"Churches in the Modern State"
His home was at Mirfeld, Yorkshire
New-York tribune., 1919-04-17
Canada to Resume Trade
With Alsace and Lorraine

Canada is to resume trading with
AAsace-Lorraine. a proclamation stat
ing that RESUMPTION of such trade is
permitted will soon be issued.
It is provided, however, that where
Hcenses for export or import are neces.
sary they must first be obtained. It is
also provided that any licenses granted
VIII not permit trading for the benefit
OF any person comprised in the consol-
dated orders respecting trading with
the enenly.-Nancouver Sun.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-17

April II, 1918, maximum tempera-
ture. II degrees; minimum, 81 degrees.
April II. 1902, Christopher Columbus
signs up with Ferdinand and Isabella.
Free admission TO American Museum OF
Natural History. Van Cortlandt Park
Aquarium.
conventien Of the Eastern Arts Assoc'a
tlon. Waldorf Astoria. $50 n. m
other sessions. Art section. Grand Ball
room. Waldorf Astoria, ESQ p. m;
Manual Arts section. Colonial Room,
Arts Section. Green Room. Hotel Nc
Apin. 80 p. m; school and Garden
Section. Room f, Hotel %cAlpin. 2:so
o. M; Ungraded Classes. Blue Room,
Hotel McAlpin. gao p. m: General
Session ballroom, Hotel McAipn, s
chancellor of New York University
Frank Alvah Parsons, president of the
Fow York School Of Fine and Applied
Art. and Miss Elizabeth Mqrbury;
Committee OF the American Defenc e
Society.
ems Room So2 Hall Of Records. p. IN.
Lecture by William NJ. WINS. 1r.. on
Prints" the Metropolitan Museum OF
Art p. m.
Art Exhibitions
Art Alliance of America. 10 East Forty,
Art Education
American Art Gallery Madison Square
South-Ths library Of II. NJ. Levengston.
and Americana broadsides. books
tracts. oil paintings and antique art ou~
tects.
Anderson Galleries. Park Avenue at Fifty
ninth Street-Edmund D. Brooks collec-
tton OF raro books and manuscripts; Cur
It's collection OF Staffordshire pottery and
az objects; oil paintings by modern
MASTERS
BabcoclI Galleries. 3 West Forty ninth
Street-Paintings by Sando Landsau.
Daniel Galleries. 2 West Forty y-aeventh
Strcet-Annual water color exhibition.
Durand-Rue Galleries, IL East lifty-sev-
enth Street-Paintitgs by Renoir.
Dudensing Galleries. 45 West Forty-fourth
Street-Oils and water coors.
Enrich Galleries, 707 Fifth Avenue--Paint-
ings by Martin Mower and war litho-
graphs BY Spencer Pryse.
Folsom Galleries. $50 Firth Avenue
Group OF American paintings.
Gimhcl and WildcNste!n, 6+7 Fifth Avenue
Paintings and drawings by Lieutenant
JcAn-Julicn lcmordnnt.
Knoodler Gallcrica. 666 Fifth Avenue
rastols by lultctto Thompaon.
KraushRar Galleries, $50 Fifth Avenue -
Paintings and monotypes Ivy Salvatore
Anthony Guarino
Levy, John. Galleries. Is East Forty sixth
Strcet-PaintinEs OF sporting dogs by
rerctval Rosscau.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-17
ties to Date.
The casualty list for New York City and
vicinity tolloWs;
NEW YORK CITY AND VICINITY
Wounded Deeree Undetermlned)

w 't''utN Ni'Nhi'V \ UtVtcI tNlUcuJ
FORTENnACNER. Corporal Emo John.
10 FroutmaN Street. RrooklNn,
FkANtlSCON. Private loaeph s0S odel
Avenue. Endicott, n, y
Wounded Slightly
WlLLENnuCNlR Major Eugene Henry,
Wcrtwood, n, j,
GORllAM. Lieutenant Edwin s.. ir coz
West Sevonty.fourth street, Now York
FOSTER, Sergeant Harry Nvollo. b5l
Wost l1oth Street. Now York.
kANFFN, Sergeant John Alden, 1861
Southern Boulevard. Now York
GORDON, Jamcs H.. 3lS Monroe Street.
New York.
MARAZlo. Domenico, IA Madison Avenue
White Plains. N. Y
MEURTIN. Neil. l5i Garfield Place
Brooklyn.
MURPHY. Charles f.. Hamburg, NJ ].
MURPHY, Edward s, 617 Bedford Ave
nue.. Brooklyn
PETERSEN. Richard j.. lss Throop Ave.
nue.. Brooklyn.
ROMAN, Egbcrt. ss-A William Avenue
Jersey City N. j.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-17

80 Cat IL 40 e.. m.) average. As; average
date last year. 63: average same date
for thirty-three years, 4S.
Humidity
8 r. m. o.. II l p. m.. 95 8 .. n. 81
Barometer Readings
s a. .3013 I p. m .2007 2. n. .29.a1
PreciptationS
a. nl.......... - p. m. ......... Sc
Local Forecast.-Rain to-day; tomorrow
fair fresh to moderate shifting winds. be-
coming west
New-York tribune., 1919-04-17
Miss Jane Delar1O Dead

PARIS, April 1e.-Miss Jane Delano.
director of the department of nursing
of the American Red Cross, died yes
terday at the Savenay Base Hospital
Miss Delano was taken i'll while max
ing survey of Red Cross nursing in
France and underwent several surgical
ODeratiOnS
New-York tribune., 1919-04-17
CARL FLORIAN ZYTTEL. JR

Carl Florian Zittel, jr., nineteen, son
of c. F. Zittel, dramatic editor of Tine
Evening Journal" died yesterday of
peritonitis at the home of his parents,
$40 West 146th Street. He was edu-
Gated at the Horace Mann School and
the Hamilton Institute. Funeral SER
vices will be held tomorrow
New-York tribune., 1919-04-17
CURRENT CASUALTIES

Died From Accident and Other Causes
MKLEvIS. Paul 9e Grand Central Ave
nue.. Elmra. II. Y.
Died Of Disease
MKEVITT. Thomas j., 3 Washington
Street, Seneca Falls, N. y.
RUBENSTEIN. Mosc 100 Riverside Drive
New York.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-17
Weather Report

WASHINGTON April 1G.--The Western
disturbance turned to the northward after
reaching Ohio and Is central tonight over
northern Lake Huron. with moderate sec
ondary depression over Western Virginia.
High pressure continues over the Atlantic
Ocean and it is also moderately high over
the Atlantic states. Rains and SHOWS con-
tinued In the upper lake region. Elsewhere
the weather was fair, except nlouR the north
facfnc Coast where rain is again falling.
Forecasts for Special Localities=Eastcrn
New York. rain to-day tomorrow fair
Western Pennsylvania, local rains and
colder to-day; tomorrow fair somewhat
warmer.
Western New York, rain to-day; to-mor-
row probably fair; little change in tempera-
ture.
Southern New England. rain to-day; to-
morrow probably fair
New Jersey. rain to-day: omewhat cooler
in south portion: tomorrow fair.
Delaware. rain and somewhat cooler to-
day tomorrow fair.
ably followed by clearing in south portion ;
somewhat cooler in southeast portion; to-
morrow fair.
Local Official Rccord.-Thc following Of
fetal record shows temperatures during the
last twcnty-four hours. in comparison with
the corresponding date of last year;
1919. 1915 1919. 1918.
6 a m..... ls IS p. me-. AZ G.
r. me- Al 60 . p. m.... A GS
Highest, 80 degrees Cat 10 p. ny lowest.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-17
CHARLES A. SULZER

Charles A. Sulzer, territorial dele
gate to Congress from Alaska, is dead
at Sulzer. Alaska. After serving in
the Alaskan Senate, Mr.. Sulzer was
elected to Congress in 1916, and was
reelected last fall. He is survived by
a widow and child. The body will be
brought to New York for intermont.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-17
Obit ary

as one of the foremost orthopes;, j.,
surgeons of America, died at his hon. bu,s
here to-day. He was emeritus nv, nv
fessor Of orthopedic surgery at s- gss
ferson Medical College. 'e1-
New-York tribune., 1919-04-17
Change In Status

The following nhiod correction Ia Issued as
an appendix to tho regular casualty lists:
Killed in Action, Previously Reported
Wounded Severely
New-York tribune., 1919-04-17

Montross Galleries. $50 Fifth Avenue
Group of American paintings.
Macbeth Galleries. $50 Fifth Avcnue-ftt-
teen American paintings.
Mich Galleries. los West Fifty seventh
Street-Selected paintings by American
artists.
National Academy of Design. 215 West
Fifty-sevcnth Strcet-Annuat spring OK
hibitiOn.
Pantbox Galleries. 42 Washington Square
South-Paintings by Howard Heath.
Penguin Club. East Fifteenth Street
Paintings and sculpture by Temporary
Group.
Ralston Galleries. 5s7 Fifth Avenuc--Paint
ings by Robert II. Nisbet.
Scott & Fowles. $40 Fifth Avenue--Land-
scapes by Ashton Knight.
Society of Independent Artists-Waldorf-
Astoria.
Board Of Education Lectures
"Britain and ireland from the Days OF
Shakespeare to Thomas Moore" Miss
Grace f. Caldwell. Mt Labor Temple.
Fourteenth Street and Second Avenue.
An Appeal for Simplicity" Giuseppe A.
Randegger. Y. ". II. A 81 Wcst 10th
street.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-17

a 9,
to 13th; Jerome A. Foley. from l5th In
spection District to LIST Inspection District,
assigned TO desk duty.
Temporary Assignments
Sergeant stephen. w. King SGD, to
Marine Division. Is days, Il. m, April Is.
Observation-Disclosures Fries. 7th. to Public
Office Squad. to duty In Department OF
Parks: Manhattan Is days. a. M, April
-; Edward W. Tanck, 4oth, to Head
quarters Division. to duty in coat check
ing room, 20 days, n. m., April II.
s,dr,,,, Eor 10 oS9y d2ys u. a. m. April IS. Frank
Ferdinand C. Fick, 45th. 't'- to Head
quarters Division, to duty in department
garage,
From precincts indicated TO Head
quarters Division, to duty In office of the
Pollco Reserve: Walter Fitzgerald, IS:
George II. Shafer, A..
From precincts Indicated to ueadouar-
ters division, TO duty in division OF repairs
bGnedix X Wilkins. goth; Roland osterhaus.
4bthi Edward T.. Ozab. 46th.
From precincts Indicated to Headquar-
fers division, to duty in automobile repair
shop: William Walsh, 42d; Henry J. Grip
pen, ssth, George Wilmurth, 43d.
Probationary Patrolmen
Patrick Brady. 18th, to Headquarters
division, to clerical duty IN office of tho
chief clerk.
1,m From headquarters division. training
vine. Robert Pardue, John J. Tenant
Adolph Thompson. Pasquale Pinto Walter
NaltWord, George Nanhove, David Iieffer-
nan, Patrick Doyle, Phillip McCabe. John
c. Morrow, George MAhoney, Harry Rru-
der. liarold Boyle. Alphonse Tuoz2o Pat
ns TeS 4or MeIush' dMsn naroId Neson lerher
Frank Mcfarland, Michael Markey, Je-
E9'@s sbor, bp.er alsr WIliam Phi,lps John J.
George Murtha. John lealey. Frank Scan
lon, Patrick Lantry, James Lynch Joseph
romasewski Frederick peterman. Patrc.
Saitzeider, Archibald Morgan George
N MyhTbS,rg. william J. Newmann, Thomas
Schreiber, George Freigol Francis Cahill,
Frank sullivan. John Maxwell. Raymond
Bowen.
Leave without Pay
fatrolmen James V. Coffey 10th. 4 days.
from p m, April "a. Frederick Paone.
S0th for l day. from p m, April 20.
Hull Pay while Sick
Captain John J. Collins. 18TH. from l2 Is
p. M April /, during disability.
Patrolmen Ferdiand C. q Ecker. l7th;
8 John A. Ryan, Esd. from 9so - ~ D.
m, March l6, TO L. p, m. March 81
HMs9,doGe ams;, Fenhael 2sth from Lac p M
Woodward. 40th, from 30 p. IN. March
80, 80, to ~ p M Apri! p John J haverlin,
Traffic Division, subdivision II. from Ii
g, m, April g.. during disability; Harry
McCiough. Traffic Division. Motoreycle
squad No. from II 20 y. m, April :,
during disability
Restored to nuty
Patrolman rarok O'Leary. 2Gth 5g7
y, m. April II,
Suspended Without Pay
Patrolman- rntrlels oLearv 9Gth, 6iHs
r M, Nnri IA, Edward i, Hanson, .Nth
i..s1 H. m,. Arril ln. John Walsh, &Oth
] 10 u, M Autil 10.
Dismissed on Charges
Faroimnn--1 30 H. m. Aprtl Is. Will
lam Noalun, uHl. Charge. December ! |
iolS. neglect or duty, INSTRUMENTATION, con.
duet ptoJudicial to good order. efficiency
and diHcipllnc. absent from posts. IT
to obey order to patrol his post. quit hi
poata In disobcdience OF patrol sorgeantt
orders, threatened sergeant.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-17
Dismissed on Chnrrrs

tam Noalon, psd Charge. nccomher fl,
iDlS neglect OF duty, characterization, con-
duet ptojudicial to good order. efficiency
ana disCiplinc, absent from posts, In
prenhac. no pormisslon, no entry. refusal
to obey order TO patrol his post. quit his
poata In disobcdience OF patrol sorgeant'a
orders. threatened sergeant
New-York tribune., 1919-04-17
Beekn1an 5000
BIRTHS

RiNDER-To Mr.. and Mrs NJ Rinder. ,
daughter, on Sunday, April 13, at Syden
ham Hospital.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-17
ENGAGEMENTS

wEINBERG-OBREIGH and Mrs M
l.. Obreight announce the engagement of
their daughter Gladys to Mr.. Mitchell
Weinberg of New York
New-York tribune., 1919-04-17

DIR. II. AUGUSTUS WILSON
PHILADELPHIA, April 16.-Dr II.
Augustus Wilson, sixtyhve, regarded
New-York tribune., 1919-04-17
Shipping News
High Water

Sun rises. .6:16Sun sets. ........7: 7:38
Moon rlses1 0s pm. Moan sets .7:15 a.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-17
Leave without Pay
Restored to nuty
SnAncndcd Witho

Patromnn Patrick O'Leary. 9Gth, 5;g7
y, m, April II,
New-York tribune., 1919-04-17

patromen- rntrlch O'Lenry, 96th, Sac
y, III, AprN IA, Edward i, Hanson, aNth
lssl ~ tn, .Apru la John Walsh. &oth
J 10 u, M April 10,
New-York tribune., 1919-04-17
PROVIDENCE

PROVIDENCE. April ls.--Arrived: {:
Steamer S. NJ. Spaldng. Tampico.
SAVANNAH. Ga, April l6.--Arrivcd
Steamers Gronsund DAM. Elsinore
Juniata, Jacksonville tand sailed for Bal =
timore). Sailed: Steamer Luceric (Br.).
Vadivostok via New York
TAMPA. Fla. April 1s.-Arrived
Schooner Herald. st. Francis Key.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-17
Casualties

WASHINGTON, April 16.-The fol-
lowing casualties are reported by the
commanding general of the American
eXpedltionary forces: Killed in action.
/: died In aeroplane accident, 1; died
OF accident and other causes, 6; died
OF disease, 13; wounded severely, 5;
wounded, degree undetermined, s;
wounded slightly, so. Total, 81.
-, Inc casualties Tor army and Marine
Corps to date are 28727S.
List Of Army and Marine Corps Casual
ties to Dafe
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Going On To-day

April II, 1918, maximum tempera-
ture. II degrees; minimum, 81 degrees.
April II. 1902, Christopher Columbus
signs up with Ferdinand and Isabella.
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Police Orders
Transfers and Assicnments

Lieutcnants. a. m, April 49, Louis
Netter, jr, from lst inspection District
to 13th, Jerome a. Foley. from 18TH In
spection District to 1st Inspection District,
assigned to desk dnty.
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Outgoing Steamers
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AMERICAN PORTS

RALTlMONn, Md. April i6.-Arrivcd 5
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Let's finish the job-with this Victory Liberty Loan

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