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New-York tribune., 1919-01-09
FORECLOSURE SALES

in FORECLOSURES COURT
New York County.-John Alexander
Beall and Edward H. Prsson. as executors
of and trustees under the last will ana tess
lament OF Cassandra A. Beall deceased
plaintiffs, against Mathilde e. Stremmei
ct al, defendants
Pursuant TO judgment entered March
"a. 1910 as amended by order Of this court
daled December 2Sth, 1915. and duly en-
tered in the Office of the Clerk of New
York County, the undersigned will sell at
puDilc auction. at the Exchange Sslesroom
NOS IA and l6 Nesey Street Borough Of
Manhattan. New York City. al twelve
Q CLOCK noon, on January goth, 1919. by
ises directed by said Judgment to be sold
being in the Borough of Manhattan. County
OF New York and bounded and described
as follows:
All that certain lot. piece or parcel Of
land, with the dwelling house and iInproye-
ments thereon erected. situate. lying and
being in the l2th Ward of the CITY OF New
York, Borough of Manhattan. County and
State OF New York, bounded and described
as follows:
=, Besnning at q point on the northerly
side OF One Hundred and Fifth Street.
winch point is opposite to a wall standing
partly on the land hereby described and
dlstant eighty-six feet ten inches easterly
OF the northerly line OF said street with tbs
easteriy line Of Manhattan Avenue: run
ning thence northerly, on line parallel
with Manhattan Avenue and part of the
distance through said wall. ono HUNDRED
feet and eleven inches to the centre line Of
the block; thence easterly. along said cen.
tre line and parallel with One Hundred
and Fifth Street. sixteen feet four inches
thence southerly. again parallel with Man.
haitian Avenue and part of the distanc
through the centre of another wall orc
hundred feet eleven inches to the north
erly line OF One Hundred and Fifth Street
thence westerly along said northerly ns
sixteen feet four inches to the point ..
place of beginning. the easterly and west
eriy walls OF said house being party walls
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STORAGE NOTICES
Globe Storage & Carpet Cleaning Co.

3o2. so4, 3o5 & ao7 East 6lsi street.
TO Peter r. Baker, Mrs. j. Brown, Mrs.
Barry Mrs. John Byrnes. Mr.. Otto Boinach.
Mrs. Margaret Connell, T. G.. Cunningham.
Mrs. ID. Cass. Mrs. Il. Grundel Mrs Mary
Crofts, Mrs. Cassidy, Mrs. Margaret Connol
" Dr. Geo. Il. Chapman. Mrs. Walker Curry.
Mrs. NJ. A. Colgan. Mrs. Amanda Downs
Mrs. Mary Dunn, Miss A. Dettman. Miss
Firth Mr. Manuel ruente. Mr.. T. Fagan.
Miss X. Gcrc Miss Minnie Grogan. Mrs
Goldcnkranz Mrs. Y. Gouget, MIR. Chas Hall.
Mrs. c. Harrison, JOS +. Hartnett Albert q,
Holmes, Laura Horny, Miss NJ L. Hoch-
strasser, Flora Herrich. Mrs NJ Henry,
Miss Ellen Hoffman. Mr.. II. lmhon, Mrs j.
{. johnson, Mrs. NJ. Jacobson, Mrs NJ Ken
nedy. Mrs Clara l<ah Miss a. Nrupla, Wm.
I.uhman. Mrs Ellen V. Lawler. Mrs. u. G.
Iigg, Miss Alice de i.eddy Mrs. G. La Rover,
Roht d. Lampson. Mrs Celia I,eary. Tim
othy McGrath, Mrs. M. May Mrs Terezija
aarajevic Michael ]. Manning Mrs l., Mar
tinet. Miss NJ. E. Martin, NJ. j. Murphy. Mr..
+; Murphy. Mrs n A. Martin. Mrs Blanche
Mlddlehrook, :. -. A. Mullaly Mrs H.
Meyers j. Lee Manning, Miss Katherine
Mooney. Mr. Samuel Malken, Mrs. NJ. Nelson.
Miss Edna Norton. Mrs. Lena Orr. Agnes
O'Dougherty, j j. o. Shea, Miss NJ O'Connor.
gag CO., Mrs Geo. Plumcr, Mrs. Il. Parshall,
nchard Reitcr f. J. Reed, Florence j. Roh.
inson, Walter n. Smith. Mr.. T. E Scheel
Mrs. Mary segcstrom. Mrs NJ schaMer'
Mrs. q. Slattery, MIR, lenats Summer. Mrs.
-
son, Mrs. Thompson. Mary Trainer Mrs
H. Van Horne. Mrs. S. Vaughan, Mra
Annie WILSON, Lricl j. Walisnberr Ar.
Minnie Winkler, Mrs. A. j. Wattcg. Mr
G. Wilson, MIR. T.. White, B. Doughcri,
Mr. N. Walsh, Mre. N. Norton, Mr or
Mrs. John coor Miss G. Olsen. Mrs NJ.
Shea. J. -. Walsh. MIS- NJ Young Mrs
Anna Iieglrr. Mrs. Stern. Mrs. Philip
Roth, Mrs. H.. Brennan, NJ. T.. GRADY. M
Mcponaid, Mr.; Jacobs, w. J.. sargacnt.
Mrs. Taylor, Jaffec Bros, Mrs Sheehan
Mrs. cconey, Mrs. l<oly. Mrs James A,r
katz, Mr. JAcoba, Mr. Quirk, Mr.. Cohen .
Yon and each of you are hereby notined
that the time for the payment of our lien lien
upon the property hereinafter described
having expired. TO Wit. household goods
personal effects, carpets. etc. stored bv
you or III your name. In tho Globe Storny1
q Carpet Cleaning Company's Warehor,aes
to be sold ut pubic auction according tn
the statute in such cage made and bro.
Yided, at Nos. 900 nnd a07 isnsl g,.,
Street, NEW YORK CITY, TultRSptV
JANUARY %. 1919. Ar 1890 x. 81 a.; =;
IL the sale thereof Ia not conlpictr,i on al ~
date tho same viii be continued at ~
Hame place on THURSDAY. JANUARY ="
1919; HEG1NN1NG AT I0:3o A. NJ ana py
eentinnins every day thereafter until the
Globe Storage Carpet Cleaning Company
New-York tribune., 1919-01-09

GIRLS to wrap bundles and make themselves gen
orally useful. Somerset Laundry, IL west oosh
ST near BrOadWay
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/05 e STREET

Mortgage foreclosed is recorded in New
York Registers office in Liber s51 of Mort
cages, page 147. section Z.
The street number is 4l West io5th
Street, being in block IS4l.
The approximate amount Of mortgass
debt, costs and allowances is eleven hun
dred seventy-one and 67-i00 dollars
asl,17i60. with interest thereon from ths
9Th day of May, 1916, of which there re-
mains unpaid s1,os5.s 90, with interest thers.
on from May 18th. 1917.
Said premises will be sold subject tc 4
lirst dTs oon1 mortgage OF nine thousand CO.,
Of November, 1918, at the rate Of 4s% per
annunl; also subject to a second rnortgsfs
of one thousand dollars ts1 ,000), with IT,
terest ter, thereon from January I. 1915, at 81
third mortgage Of seventeen hundred do
lars (sl,7oo), with interest thereon frcn
January 1st. 1915. at the rate OF So PEI
annum; also. subject to stoop ana fsDe:
encr9acnments as shown by survey rnsds rnsds
by Lawyers Engineering and Surgeyifs
Company. dated January 18th. 1902
Dated New York. January 9 1918
ENOS S. BOOTH. Referet
CLARENCE Dewitt ROGERS. Atos'
ney for Plaintiffs. 141 Broadway, Nat
haitian, New York City.
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Shipping News
Port of New York

Miniature Almanac
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Full Casualty Lists In
1000 Extra Clerks TO Prepare
Names for Press

WASHINGTON. Jan. S.-Comnlete
lists of casualties among the American
eXpeditionary forces have been sent to
Washington and one thousand addi-
tonal clerks have been put to work in
the adjutant generals Office TO get
them out as speedily as possible.
Secretary Baker in making this an
nouncement to-day, said another thou
sand clerks would be added to the ad-
iutant generals force. and at the rate
lists were being handled it would be
only short time before all of the
names were published.
New-York tribune., 1919-01-09
Going On To-day

frc admission 70 the American Musoufn OF Nat
arsl His'STy. Mc,fopolitan Museum OF AIT
Lecture by pr. Richard Morse ilodsc on "A Dem
o''rslic Peace" Hotel Flala, 10 m.
Ncctns q Brooklyn Teachers. Esy Rldse High
School. =.
Conference of The New York. Board OF Trade and
Iranspol alton. headquarters. 9oS Broadway 3,l5
Meeting of Tho American Womcas Hospitals. cS7
Madison Avenue. $ y
Aidgrss ey Sir Connep Guthrie ou Romance Of
rgsnsrortate';." At meeting of tho Special Aid
Socic.y. nsimonicu'S. D. N.
N'e1us Of the Congress ot State Societies. Hotel
ASfrt. I y.
Nddrcs~ by ilon Murray Hubert on Docking Fa-
rilines Tor rrMsa,lantc MrshipS in New York,
~ luucheoA oi the Rotary CLUB Hotel McApiu,
- Ia y. m
Address hv Dr Charles j. Akcd. p.D.. en- THE
Gospel According 10 Mark Twain" ~roohlSn In
>ti,utc uf Arts and Sciences. 4
Meeting Of he Aeronau;ical Society Of America.
Engineering Societies building 80 West 39th
Street. y.
Neetns o. The New York County Lawyers Asso-
cisiiun. Holel Asior T. IN.
Mee,ins ct tne Brooklya Engineers Club. III
Rcm>eu Street. y. m.
Dianer and dance of the Victory Club. Hotel St.
Andrew Brcsti~s> and I'D street. p m.
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Executes.
J. FREDERICK EAGLE. Attorney. y. J.
Executors. No. ,e0 Broadway, ~
haitian. New York City. .
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EvARTS-On Wednesday, January s.. at
.(Polly), daughter of Margaret A. and the
late Maxwell Evarts. in her 22d year. Fu-
neral at Windsor, VT, Friday morning at
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SUMMONS

StPkEMI; COURT. NEW YORK COUNTY
Katie liaia. Plaintiff. against Frank
liaias Defcndapt Summons. Aoilon Gar
Absolute Divorce.
10 tho above named defendant.
You hereby summoned tn ats,ver ,A
complaint In this action. and to serve n oonv
of your answer on the plaintiffs attorney
within twenty days after tho servce Of ,h,s
summons, exclusive OF The day OF service.
and IN cahe OF your failure TO appenr or
nnswer. Judgment by default will DO taken
against You Tor tho relief demanded In the
complaint " Wv
Dnicd. November sih 1913
..l,. o II. DROEGE
Plaintiffs Attorney; once ana Postof,,ca
AddresA. No ~ West i2nd Street. Hor'
onsli Of Manhattan. New YORK S,ily
r. Y. f'''
30 FsBnk Raia
The foregoing summons is served ,,no,
yon " pnliiciasiiiaon pursuant to an order of
Mr.. Juiaice ThiIbin Justice of thc s;u
prcine Court, dittod the btI, day of Deeernbnr
lyls ana hlcd With tho complaint in IN.
ofIics OF the Clerk OF the County OF Mo,y
York.
. O. H. DROEGE.
PjaintIna Attorney, No AZ West 42nd
Street. New York CITY. N. K.
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TRIEDBERGER- Cecilia, on January Z.
1919. at her residence 230 West 9Sth St.
widow of Samuel Friedberger, beloved
mother of Mrs. Joseph Harnthal. Ettye.
Sandford Lula, Theodore and Walter
Fredherger Funeral at the convenience of
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AMERICAN 3 POkTs

SAND xxx. Jan. s-passed east. I'M s,s.,oa.
's % steamer, z oFlss@s s for Ss Fs:sea ss@s' @esi
~ VIM, q s|a Aa, Nss ys ysss 70, Galveston '''''
sehooaer si,en,s i nAgEN NE. Ms 1sn. ssaied
t;rAs,i Ba.bs '',e tsi@'"S 'br). Ezabsihport for
.I,,-a ~ 10, IONS r: Jan, s-Arslved: steamer Val.
JACKSONVILLE fx. Jsm' s@A,rscd s'el(s,fs boson s.,o
>ev YosI va 'n,,aassps chsr,a VIC sssannsh Huron
'1~a' y, efs 100, rosk va Charleston ''''
core NTassf1N I'm ss, 1so a SArsi,cd French Cruise
',',e He issrrsnsga OBJ. Tor tinted klngdo'o
soas asAh se. Jan Ydy. S.Arsi,sd steamer ciis Si
ss.ssa n bsltimore'; Motor SCHOONER Heltenssl n,
ponr tADs Ian s--Arrlvesi. steamer. .4.
Jpn ~ iA,erlool Basway wim,ngnn.' csnf,a N.fs
u i1s,ssfo1: Crosn Of seville fBr5
..9i'f9a,, IsuN ~ste,s. rssnpico. Bos,on: ycra
ssS .sa,ers M Y,,aI Yi,Sa,o1 w, whesns .is a. g. cunbosO
rpt~;iac c5iS,obai. via Bocas Del Tofo sp IT,
sns ofznian tBrJ. Liverpool: Wataugs '' pa,so as
SOUTHWEST IAss. la Jan. Arrived
f'ssi2.r rs,s,T., lspveo .ss., Ptozfeso.
l.ske cbeisn xo,9elk '~'l s-AfriTed; Steamer
tohf AjiTHt q, ian. s-Arrsved steamers VI,
xes sailed sieaoeS Ssw io '4"Dcg: .s,e.s o@'"s'
,ee',a.sss an ,, ,,l, i,s A''i,ed steamers
,'lsszos} Manchester importer fErJ ~.s 90 ,,'
ietns falsd asiled Tor Fsinoush) Princes Anoe
Aesreft. Eexsnd var sky Br t.sls"efas 'hs es,d >,
~ - ~ sslgtppibi: auxiliary seboonex A.s,oDy
ED@1Os, Jsn. s.~-Ary1sea. Siesgners t;,ecaa
tazotDsiA J>sks ADpcffe. baltimore Lake F,,,ie,
fT'isn9. TffyefsiiinT lDgfef1j New yofk; Dsls
nsff. Hfw fofk, Saiiss ftesmsrs Jeliiny tfjan
ess ION: 1intespeiig New Yers; cara Tlonps,rai',
asssIcik; "ffstsH, Norfolk; j. ~. peyefeaux. pbIla
rAirTMoag. Jsa Arrived. steamer Isse
@Fsess Eesfcs,s nsotoF schooner fuses i,ncn ffr
tNrf.) tDerto ptsf< -
. fafE issSSas. vs.. Jan. ss-~psssei on, from.
= 22t.tss,ntft. Etaf >teznern foaclsf E1yope; Ht,,
snttslss'9 esesi. rsbfsJfzr roy ordersj ifsrold
Fea1ss,.,t tsn.sie.s sete tianete. &fN y0tk
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s.Me r &szeifs5 pwsisD, tsftssnssIIe yia ia
~ 1@stefsr 5:fstt1; Assgug, OeosgetDna
stfssshf A5tk tht<Af ~AfKtf. 3gD. b. -.pssxs.i
s ~. ta s'sza'efs Apssfs ftxtHj J'idiadepf,is g,y
s.f'sfszty Mt, kfdzst2ot l,r1. phiiadstpiis fy
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fKrTGx, dsp. e. eAsrjye1: s,1s,asy p.aee
~ = t1tsffH - ftsts Bstiet: fssfstDsyz T,s.,
ssH' sp'be9F se7nps'z M. !, rsnpieos ceside
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MURPHY'S WEST SIDE EXPRESS,

) Columbus Avenue, Near j5th Street.
New York, January sth, 1919.
To Mr.. or Mrs. Adler Mr.. or Mrs. Arthur,
Mr. Mrs. Anbranth, $. ?. Eess, Mt or
Mrs. Braxton, a. Blanc, Mr. or Mrs. Ber-
ling Mr. or Mrs. Rroderick. Mr. or Mrs.
Bates Mr.. or Mrs. Boyd Mary Carroll, Mr..
or Mrs Coleman, MIR. Mrs Clark, Mr. or
Mrs. Donoliue, Mr. or Mrs Dimriick A.
Duckes, Mr.. or Mrs Dymling, Mr.. or Mrs.
Dickey, Mr. Mrs. Fowler Mr.. or Mrs.
Fe!ge. Mr.. Mrs. Fitzpatrick. Mr.. or Mrs.
Gaines. Della Gallagher. MIR or Mrs. Glllen,
Mir. or Mrs. Hendcn, G. Hackett, Mr. or
Mrs Holmes. Mr. or Mrs. Koran. Mr.; or
Mrs Horn, Mr. or Mrs Hickey Mr. or Mrs Mrs
Jacobs Mr or Mrs jackson. Mr.. Mrs.
Kroeger, A. Kearns; Mr. or Mrs; Kelly. Mr.;
Mrs Lowcry, Mr. or Mrs Mccarthy, Mr.
or Mrs Mccartney. Mr.. or Mrs. Mccain.
Mr.. or Mrs. McKenna, Mary McGoericl'
Mr.. Mrs. Metzger. Mr. or Mrs Mitchell,
Mr.. or Mrs. Massey, Mr.. or Mrs. Major, Lee
Moran, Mr. or Mrs. Norbur,, Mr.. or Mrs.
O'Hara. MIR or Mrs. O'Conner, Mr.. or Mrs.
Quirk. X. Reilly, Mr.. or Mrs; Reynolds, Mr.
or Mrs. Reddick. A. Reynolds, Mr.. or Mrs.
Smith, Mr.. or Mrs Sweeney, Mr.. Mrs.
Singleton, Mr.. or Mrs Stewart, Mr. Mrs.
Snow, MI; or Mrs; Torian; Ed Tynan, Mr..
Mr.. or Mrs Waddy. Mr. or Mrs. Ward and
Mr.. or Mrs. Washington; You and each OF
YOU are hereby notified that the time for
the payment of our lien upon the property
hereinafter described having expired, after
due notice thereof had been given you.
will cause such property, to wit, household
and personal effects. merchandise. trunks.
bags. barrels, boxes. etc, stored in our
Warehouse by you in your name Cor in
which you may have interesD, to be
sold at public auction according to the
statute in such case made and provided, al
Connolly's Express and Van Co. Warehouse.
at 5ll West 57th ST, New York City, on
Monday. January 27th. 1919, at 1880 a. m.
and if the sale thereof is not completed on
said date the same will be continued at
the same place each and every Monday
thereafter. beginning at 10:30 a. NJ. each
day, and continuing until all the goods are
sold.
MURPHY'S WEST SIDE EXPRESS.
New-York tribune., 1919-01-09

GIRLS to work piano action: light, clean work
quick advancement. Strauch Bros, 50 loth ave-
18th
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TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN
THE TRIBUNE CREDIT UNION. INs

THE -JH'buNE ehEnir UNloN, INC.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS AND
DEPOSlTORS.
In pursuance OF order OF the New York
Supreme Court, made by Mr.. Justice Peter A.
Iiendricl1 and entered IN the office OF the
Cler, of the County of New York on January
4. 1919 notice is hereby given to all creditors
of and dcpostors in said The Tribune Credit
Union Inc and to all persons having claims
against sail corporation, to present their
claims to said corporation for payment at the
office Of said corporation. Room No. 3l2 The
Tribune BuildinE, 154 Nassau Street. New
York CTS, New York, on or before March
|. 1919.
ARTHUR Il. EAuRELI.. President
LAURA r. CARPENTER Secretary
SAtKETr. CHAPMAN 4 STEVENS, At
torneys Tor Corporation.
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thompson Harry J. A.. of the firm of
Tholarsoh & Campbell West New YorlS
N L.. suddenly Tuesday. January 7 En'
neral services at his late residence Iss
Sath ut, WcodcliF. n. J.. Thursday even.
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Humidity
Barometer Readings

N l p. m......92 S D NJ. .5S
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STORAGE NOTICES
The Thomas J, Stewart Company,
Colonial STORAGE Warehouse, lac.

Colonial Storage Warehouse, Inc.
Also Eric and Fifth SIS. Jersey City. y. y.
New York, January End, 1919.
70 Mr. NJ. Il. I.eavtt, Mr.. j. Acker Hays.
Mrs Edna Nichols. Mr.. Thomas McDermott.
Lyon. Mrs. Annie Lyon. Mr.. Cart Schultze.
Mrs. Mary Bale. Mrs \. j. Knoder Mr. A
NJ. Barton. Mr.. r. f. Robinson Mr.. Clarence
A. Robinson Mr.. an4 Mrs. j. r. Mclean,
DON Marion Day. Mrs. Marguerite smith,
Mr.. George Stott. Mrs. AL Davis. Mr.. NJ II.
DalberS. Mr.. f. w. Branard Mrs. = Stap-
fer, Mrs. f. K. Simmons. Miss E. Ringquist.
" Palmer, Mr.. John II. Stith, jr. Mrs
Mable Dunant Mr.. NJ Robertson Miss Ida
G. Brown, Mrs. Ida Oliver. Mr.. {. c. Chase.
Mrs. g. Dorothy Peacock Mr.. F. j. Cal
Pierce. Miss Cecilia OReNly Mrs. e. Lewis,
Mrs. j. Stansfeld, Mr.. j. IT, DurhaiS, Mr..
Bert Eosenquest, Mr.. g. w Ninsoir Mr.
Henry Senior Mr. Jack Warner Mrs. L. 7:
eacn of you are hereby notified that the time
for the payment of our lien upon the prop
erty hereinafter described having expired,
after due notice thereof had been given You,
hold Goods, Personal Effects and Merchan
disc. storc, in our warehouses by You or in
your name Cor in which YOU may have an
INTEREST," TO be sold at public auction ac-
provided, at our Warehouse, No. lt3 West
99th St. New York City, on THURSDAY,
JANUARY 10TH, 1919, AT 1890 y. NJ,
and If the sale thereof is not completed on
said date the same Will he continued at the
same place each and every Thursday
thereafter, beginning at $50 A. NJ. and
continuing unti. all the goods nre sold
THE THOMAS j. STEW ARr COMPANY
Successors to
COLONIAL. STORAGE WAREHOUSE. INC.
JOSEPH c. MAIIONEY. Secretary.
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DEATHS

Conn. Funeral service at the Asy,u,, mn,
Congregational 1s. CHURCH. Hartford, Conn a,,a
on Friday. January 10, at As D. m n...
requested that no flowers be sent III ~ y
ment at Newburgh. N. Y Train lesr;,s ef-
Grand Central Station for Hartford AZ as,ag aa
a. s'59
WAUGHN-RusscI F., on January : 49,.
home, 1913 Park Place. Brooklyn. E,n.rll,, q,
services and burial at Greenwood 'ersl q
Member Crescent Club and former msn,,s. ~.
Squadron c. 'e"nsr
WINTERS Entered into rest on Tue,a..
January /, 1919, after long and ssi;ss. pas;sss:.
suffering. Helen Madeline, most dears, rss.'ent e
loved daughter of William and Doro,sss oe'
and aarling sister OF William, ir- vsasa srsa
Lydia and Dorothea Winters FunsraIl Ilaass sas
vices on Friday. January 10. at The - ser ser
llsh Lutheran Church of the Redeenass. ,,'s.
Elliott av.. Yonkers. N. Y. at 9eHsr'
interment private. D. N.
"iTHINGTON-On Tuesday. January
W;tb;noto, Ghsr C., beloved husband of Lulu Maud
residence. $50 West 140th St. Thm,sdss.ss as.s
80. Interment Kensico Cemetery. SsA''
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Mitrsdg Span Malaga and H"'cG,Soa ka@"na N"1
NEwroRT news Ian. s. Arrived Steamers
ys sSS EG""" y0T0S nS%ss sSTsS M'w
TAurS TsFSs Sss F n9r@'s assm,r. Same New
York for M9biic: Conrtown (Brl Nszsl,e Sailed
kEY WEST. Fla. Ian. an Arrived steamers
Miami lI,yana; scatlance tBr); Newcastle , tsnd
phia Sailed Schooner tayman tBrD. Grand Cay-
maA
FOREIGN PORTS
nAIdFAN. y s. 1so s-Ariyc4 s'sams. ,a9",'
hsSseg lsa"ss % s. 81 on 0g for n fSg War "raGn %
tBrl. I0ugh swilly. Norucsa tNorD -Chrstiana
Nantes. Ian 2-saiied: Steamers Ellnor. Ha-
timore: sth. Nschaven. Baltimore
BRESr Jan 4,ssilY,l Steamer Huron Norfolk l
tRr st. joh" @ 4 ''7 b. 7b 'fpS BaSamo o' eBr1 "c
"G AvMl aAysu am nF Esw ssas SS'N Evelyn Sew
RoTr1KpANr. Jan. D. Sailed Steamers coegio
Iio9b cox = iS1nold IL cbes J Sandy hook ,,,,,
ST vINcENr c V. jan 5.-sailcd steamer
1'Sqss IL ssrrnsa Ja" T Gsv'SS steamer Medina,
MANILA. Ian. c-sailcd: Steamer Billion
Hull, Jan. 6.~Sacd: Steamer Chinese Prince
REYKIAvIx. Jan c.--sacas steamer Gulfoss
MlDpLESBRo. Jan. e-salled Steamers scotticr
LlVERpo0i. Jan Sailed: Steamer Crctic
10 FALMoyTA. Ian. 7;msailed Steamer Espcranza
suvA; Dec. 29.-Arrlycd: Schooner John A..
Cray's Harbor
PORT NATAL, Jan 4.-Arived: Bark IIcrlis.
wELLISGToN. n H. Jan. c-Arrved Bark
Narwhal. san Francisco.
BAhcELoNA. Dec. 2a;-Arriveds Steamer Mont
GENOA Dec Si1Arrlved: Steamer Nicolo II
utal). New Orleans.
cIHRALTAR. Jan. 5;Arriycd: Steamer Marte
FLUSHING. Jan. Arrived: Steamer o. r.
wqIing a,s;.r, Thisdslphia II % for berdeauS ,.u,
ANToFAGAsTA Jan. 5 Arrived Steamer
Santa Alicia Tacoma and San Francisco for VAL
FAIMoUTn Jan. 7:-Arlved: Steamer Bechu
, ,GREEXocK; Ian; Arrived Steamer War
.' BAhFy ~. Jan Sailed: Steamers hiRe Snan2.
Go,aland (swed). Philadelphia
sIiIEIDSss Jan. 4.-sailed: steamer Blackheath
%. cAnplFF. ian sailed: Steamer calileo
Barbados. Ian 5-sailcd Schooner Samuel
W " +, Hptteway ly,o from rernambuco, New York
Raupo CBr). San Franc SEQ: S. C Wilder -:
scHeopsr hs1so, Mindoro san Fraqcisco se.,o ,
,psH5 csllao Anyo Mar. ''s GayJ. vaiparaso' n%lsa
Louise Bryne. porticnA: Imperial (Chilc) Val
pafaiso; I,ar;ds motor ship Dyages WanD. Mejones
cRisToBA 0" 1an ArrivsH ngI'cSn stsxmcr M Lime
Rranch CBr). Coronel. Sailed: steamers Rajah
tBr). Newport News: Oshkosh. New York; Cedar
ST THOMAS. Jan. S-Sailcd Steamer Axcl
Johnson (Swed). New York.
New-York tribune., 1919-01-09

Girl. in Office of factory, able to typcwrte $40
week. Call early with references os1 ,Ihrts'lah.'
Somelastiaue Bedding Co., 30i East I'D ST.
New-York tribune., 1919-01-09
MEETINGS

AN ELECTION or TWENTY MANAGERS
of the New York Institute for the Educa-
tion Of the Blind. and of three Inspectors
of Election VIII be he'd at the Institute.
Ninth axe. and Sith st. a. 4 o'clock In the
afternoon or unssdsy. Jau H. 1919.
llNNN.ls HLAGDEN SIC
New-York tribune., 1919-01-09

VOORHEES, AT tho New York Hospital. an
January =, 19t9 Rev. John Brownlce
Voorhees,. ID. d.. beloved husband as
Juliana Deyo and pastor of the Asx,uu,
Hin Congregational Church, of Hartfor.i'
New-York tribune., 1919-01-09
Columbus Storage Warehouse, inc,
COCA VXVTST tctth Sr.sr,rr,r


New York, January 9th f919
To Mrs. Harry Hope. Percy Harris, Wilt
lam Grayson, Mrs Alice Lovett Mrs. Jor-
don. Joseph Hughes, Wellington Munroe,
Mrs. b. jackson, Watson, l.. Challcnor
Frank Scmon. Miss Babist, j. L. Jones,
". A. Campbell, Eta Lewis. Edward
Brown, Simeon Meadows. Derury Weiss
Laura Chinn. William Smith, Amy Smith
=. Perry, Frank johnson, Mrs Emma
Crawlcy, James Mum, Lizzie Jackson f.
T. Harlington or IL. !. Darlington: You
and each of YOU arc hereby notified that
the time for the payment OF our lien upon
the property hereinafter described having
expired, after que notice thereof had been
given you. we will Gauge such property, to
Wit, household goods, PERSONAL effects,
merchandise, carpets. etc. stored by YOU
or I'm your namc in the Columbus Storage
Warehouse, to be sold at public auction
according to the statute In such case made
and provided. at 62-64 West l34th St. New
York city. on TUESDAY, JANUARY 28th.
1919, at 1890 "A. M, and If the sale thereof
is not completed on said date tire same
viii be continued at the Same plac. on
each and every Tuesday thereafter begin
ming at 1890 A. NJ each day, and con-
tinuins until all the goods are sold
COLUMBUS STORAGE WAREHOUSE
New-York tribune., 1919-01-09

STRAUSS Suddenly. January {, Peter r.
strauss. member of the firm of Fit.
Dana & CO.. Boston. Mass. also member
OF the firm OF fitz, Dana 6 Brown. New
S.,,.lr
New-York tribune., 1919-01-09
FURNITURE FoR SALE.

ELEGANT l5-rIEcE QtARTERED OAK. HAM
carved. tapestry covered dining room set inoind
nlg large extension table l2 chairs china rabins,
aud aF' buffet Exccilcnt bargain for sono onn
desiring high clasa furniture. lie East o6th ~
Plaza .1l0. WV Oh
New-York tribune., 1919-01-09
In MEMORIAM

DIETERLEN.- memorial service in ,ov;,.
memory of First Sergeant Gerold E Disssas
len. Company c. 107th u. S. Infantr~
Killed in action in France September %
WI MI be held at the Church of the Hoi,
trinity, 65th St. Central Park West ~
Friday. January 10. at ) p. m. Invitst;oa w
TO attend is extended to all relatives sna
friends. Kindly omit flowers. 's
New-York tribune., 1919-01-09
TRANSPACIFIC MAILS

The coAnectng mails close at the General Post
Office and Ci;y Hall ros,office Station New York
follows
Ian. Il, for dispatch per IS Manoa
FIJI Islands; New Zealand and Australia via Van
coaVsF e and Victoria j. g., at 5:3O p. IN. Jan. 16
Hawaii and Guam close $50 D. m. daily. This
mail is forwarded to the Pacific Coast daily for
dispatch to destination by the best opport unity
japan., Corea China. Siam. Cochin China Straits
Settlements and Netherlands East Indies, close
at $50 D m. daily. This mail is forwarded TO
the Pacific Coast daily for dispatch to dcstina-
uon by the best opportunity
New-York tribune., 1919-01-09

$ d. m. 80 II l p. m... .S01l D. m 30 O4
Local Fcrecast.-Raiu snow to-day: fair and
colder to morrow: strong south winds shifting to
northwest tonight and becoming of gale force