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New-York tribune., 1919-01-08
."sDlsl Seventh
To Start Home
About Jan. Is
OF Regiments 5000 Men
$50 We're Killed; 1890
We're Wounded in Action

Few American lighting units have
written their names more indelibly into
history than has the old 7th Regi-
ment of the National Guard, now the
107th United States Infantry, since its
arrival in France last May.
With so per cent of its personnel
'shot up" an unusually heavy proper
tion of casualties. the 1O7th is now
awaiting avidly the word which will
send it home, and it 3 believed that
the departure from France will be
about January Is.
A chronology of the regiments ac-
tivities overseas has been compiled by
an officer of the command and in it
are embodied some facts. hitherto not
divulged on this side of the Atlantic,
which will serve to increase the pride
New Workers feel in the regiment,
386 Men Were Killed
OF the regiments war strength of
$500 officers and men. $50 were killed
in action. l 1,399 were wounded and 40
are missing Seventeen of the dead
were officers and 2S officers were
wounded, while two are listed among
those of whom there is no trace. This
total of 1926 officers and men, slightly
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Foreign Ports

Aad NasHPRAHrLL 7I rnLl Jan smrassea Steamer War
GENOA Bee 27Arrved Y' steaneT sG"f" 9Ty noil p.n.
BaltlmGre (not as before) Sailed Jan. I'd. Steam
I0qVSSS an Dec sand Arived Hey sts,me,
Nnseh9w y,,!r gbr Victoria C. for Hong Kong
my YoKonANH. @ "a" Dee' 1C'N s1-Arrtved Steamers Chi
a Ms Maa sess Ssntoa Sss ssr ss Na
s corENHAGEN oay 6sG Dec vi s-Arrived Steamer Hell
p. pAkAh, Ar, J, Jaa Arrived: seamer Atanton
I 'S' 5an l1fPsa sffs%' Ste Steamer Carolyn
\. GuAAYAQUn. Jan. ARRIVED. Steamer Faith
MANILA, Jan. Arrived: Motor ship Erris
CN9r Portland. Ore. via Astoria
crcla DAM New York ''''''''' ''V'-
nl1 rAIM@mTT No,r o. 1aq tmAEryed Steamers l.
,S.I ST vJINcENT JS G v. Jan. Arrived: Steamer
r, LIvERpooI. Jan. 6.-Arrivcd: seamer walmcr
GTBRAL1AR. Jan. 2-saed: seamsrs Batin
Aq''lo 5G ls,, lalo iOr Cr9m Genoa Hampton Roads
Roads; West Ekonb from Genoa. New York
,cia RAyHE lan o,u,2,. 2-Sailed Steamer Hwah yh
SYDNEY. n; S. W. Jan. 2-sailed Steamer
VenIurs; pt .1svos San Fra9siscq pas -
Eleanor A. Percy. New York Ruth z. Merrill New
RIO DE JANEIRo Dec. 3l.-sailed: Bark Pes
taozzi Nor). Baltimore
,oIl LIZARD; jan; IIrassed Steamer Lysnern
'Swed philadelphia for Rotterdam.
PAU LILAC; Dec 3l.--Arriycd: Steamers Foyle
8 Br New Orleans La Lorraine (r) New York
DCNK1Kk Jan ARRIVED: Steamer Admiral
Cochrane (Br). New York.
IIANRE. Jan. Arrived: Steamers Jason Nor
fox via Halifax; Ph~nix New York War Snake
RRlsr Jan. 4.-Arived:' Steamer Proteus. Nor
folk
,FALMoUTII. Jan. Arrived Steamer Baymauo
MANCHESTER, Jan 5.-Arrivcd: Steamer Gale
donlan (Br.l: Boston via Liverpool.
PLYMOUTH, Jan. j.-Arriyed: Steamer Isabella
,,liI ,GIbR1ALTAR. ian: $-,sailcd: Steamer Ruth
BORDEAUX, Jan. 3.-Sailed Steamer Mendp
Range tisr). New York.
~ ,BARHADos, Jan. sailed. Bark Boiedieu
(Fr), Pensacola.
TABLE BAY, Jan. 4.--sailed Schooner Nancy
BM4EoA. Jan. ARRIVED: Steamers Oshkosh.
san Francisco for New York: Guatemala (BrJ,
ys Haparais9 Sailed: steamers Huailaga CPeru),
Galao: Tacoma N'r) San Francisco: schooner
r. NhlSIOBAL; Jan. 7.-Arrived Steamers Mari
topa lNor). Irecpi.la for Tampico. Briton tI;r J.
plymouthi Devon City (Br). st Vincent: schooner
ma Iagoma lNorJ, Avonmouh Sailed: Steamers Pa
Point Point Iona. Phiiadlephla; saramacca. New Or
. HALIFAX. \. S. jan. 7.--Arrved Steamers
tn Englswo%d Bordeaux fer New York: Lady Gaspe
Nl,rl St John. \. H.. for London
S1' JOIN. \. B.. Jan ARRIVED 6th: Steamer
Iombok (DutcD Gibraltar sailed 9th: Steamers
Maskinonge (Brl. sydney; Fshpool tBr). Tal-
Astyanax. tBr). London viz Halifax; schooner Re,
lance, EaStport. Me
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Front Street Buyer

Clarence W. Eckardt, who has de-
Veloped many opportunities in the old
shipping and exporting district along
me lower East River in the last two
years proves to be the buyer of tho
property at Sd Front Street, which was
sold last Friday by William A. White
q Sons for George r. Lowerre. Of
sample a. Co. Mr.. Eckardt. or the
Markham Realty Corporation has AL
ways turned purchases at profit.
New-York tribune., 1919-01-08

more than so per cent is an eloquent
testimonial to the savage fighting in
which the command participated.
In one battle. that between Roissoy
and Roiselle on September 20. last
when the 107th smashed through the
Hndenburg line and carried all its OBJ
jectives, 60 per cent casualties were
suffered. However, some of these
wounded returned to their command
pitals.
Despite the heavy casualties, the
107th was considered lucky unit. To
substantiate this, the chronology points
out that on September 2S, as it was
moving into the action which was to
prove so costly the next day, the com
mand traversed a road which was con-
stantly under fire from heavy enemy
artillery and not single casualty was
received.
Took Heavy Revenge
As TO the valor of the regiment 1t
cannot be questioned after the otIcial
figures of German dead and wounded
as suffered by the enemy in the fight
inc near st. Souplet, are read. The
officer points with pride to the fact
that in twenty days, during which the
Huns were forced to withdraw TO a
depth Of twenty miles, the 107th capt
ured two prisoners for every man the
American outfit had engaged and that
for every khaki-clad hero lost five Ger
mans We're killed
There was lots of drill and hiking
for the Americans before they went
into action, for they landed at Brest
May %, 1918. and it was not until
August 10 that they took over first
line trench near st. Laurent. Here
they suffered about 200 casualties
However. they had been in reserve
before that and during their training
June %, there were frequent night
bombing raids by enemy airmen.
10th Waiting in France
The chronology follows:
May 23-Landed at Brest, thence by
train to MAY 25) Noyelles, just east
of the mouth of the Somme, twelve
miles northwest of Abbeville; I'd Bat
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SURRoGATEs' NOTICES

RUSSELL. HARRIET.-IN PURSUANCE
of an order of Honorable John P Coha-
Ian, a Surrogate of the County cf New
York, NOTICE is hereby given TO all per-
having cleims against HARRIET
RUSSELL, late of the County of New
York. deceased, to present the same with
vouchers thereof to the subscriber at his
place of transacting business at the offices
of his attorneys, Sexton, Jeffery. kinbsil
& Egglcston. No. "a Pine Street, in the Bor-
ough of Manhattan, City OF New York. on
or before the 18th day Of May next.
Dated, New York. the 9Th day OF Novem-
Der. 1918.
ARTHUR BYRON
Executor.
SEXTON. JEFFERY. KIMBALL & EG-
GLESTON, Attorneys for Executor, "a
Pine Street, Borough OF Manhattan. New
York City.
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TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN

TO ERNEST ASH AND HIS SISTER
HENRIETTA. if living, residences un-
sister Of Malvina Astor, late Of the town
of Copake. Columbia County. New York:
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that there
piled for within six months after October
>, 1918. the date of the probate of the last
will and testament Of Malvina Astor. de-
ceased II no demand is made within such
stated time said legacies are to fall in and
form part Of her resduary estate
Dated. Chatham. y. Y. November I 1qIs
WILLIAM b. DINEHART,
ADRIAN D. LANGDON
GEORGE MCCLELLAN
Executors Of &c, of Malvina Astor. De-
ceased.
Office and Post Office Address. Chatham,
Columbia County. New York
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CITY ISLAND
Bound South

ScNooHeF T.. 3. Dlckerson. bridegroom FOR New
York.
Bound East
Motor barge Daniel NJ Munro (Br} Elizabetb
port for 81 JoHn, ~ H.
United States lighthouse steamer Mistletoe -
steamer delaware, New York for Boston
American Ports
BALTIMORE. Ian. ARRIVED: Steamers Lord
Ormonde tBr). Venice; Vlka tNor.). Santa Marta +:
Lake Ida Boston Sailed: Steamers Lake Pearl
Portland: NordfJcd (Norl. Gibraltar tfor orders :
Harold Walker, Tampico. Cote Blanche New York.
Lake Sebaac. Portland motor schooner Sherewog
Newport News bark 0aklands CNor) Norfolk and
Newport News
CAFE HENRY. Va, jar 7-passed out from
Ballimore; Steamer Lakeville. Boston.
HDSTON, Jan. ARRIVED. Steamer CITY Of An
eusta. Savannah Sailed Steamer City Of tolum-
bus, Savannah
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American Ports

PHILADELPHIA. Jan. Arrived Steamers
Mongoan Price tBr). Hull: NJ J. Scaniop New
York; Pocahntas, Newport News: motor schooner
Pusey Jones ~ tNor.). Gonaiyes.
DELAWARE BItEASWATEH Jan Y-passea
out Ian. 9Th: Steamers Bsamell Point whining
ton. Del. for Port Arthur: Bath, --- 18th Cbey-
cnnt tBr). Philadelphia for Belfast; Consul OLSON
1swcd !. Philadephia for ilotterdam t;recian,
KEY WEST Fla ian 7-Arr,yaa, s,c.r,..
Miami. Miami. Havana tand returned. sailed. Steamer
., SAND KEY. Jan. 7.--Pussed west. 9th Steamer,
M Monte. New York for Gelveston Sabine. New
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OUTGOING STEAMERS
ToI,y
Thursday
TRANSPACIEIC MAILS

The connecting mails close at the General Post
office and City Hall postofTice station New York
follows. ~
Tahiti, Alarquesas. Cook Islands New Zealand and
specially addressed mails for Australia via San
Ss Paoona ''
Philippine Islands. via San Francisco at 80 D. m.
Jan Is for dispatch per IS Manoa " ''
FIJI Islands. New Zealand and Australia via Van
couver and Victoria r. G., at 80 p. m. Jan. 49,
Hawaii and Guam. close 30 p. m. daily. This
mail Is forwarded TO the Pacific Coast daily for
dispatch 10 destination by the best opportunity
japan, corea. China. SIAM Cochin China Strata
Settlements enc and Nether!ands East Indies close
at 80 =. m. daily. This mail Is forwarded to
tho Pacific Coast daily for dispatch TO ,lestina =.
ton by the best opportunity
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IN MEMORIAM

memory of my father John l..
Coburg, who died January :. 1918.
DIETERLEN. memorial service in lov;,r
memory of First Sergeant Gerold f. Dieter
len Company c. 107th u. S. infantry.
hiiied IN action in France September 81
VII be held at the Church of the Holy
TRINITY, Goth st, Central Park West. on
Friday, January 10. at p. m. Invitation
10 attend is extended to all relatives and
friends. Kindly omit flowers
New-York tribune., 1919-01-08
W Gather Report

WASHINGTON ian. "A belt Of low pressure
extends from the region Of the Great Lakes south-
ward to the Gulf Of Mexico and the pressure is low
III the Northwest. Pressure is high on tho Atlantic
coast and In tho Far West and Southwest Thora
nave pceh rains In the last twenty four hours In
tho lower Mississippi Valley and Texas and SHOWS
IN the Ohio and upper Mississippi valleys and ths
region OF the Great Lakes Fair weather prevailed
in all other parts of the country.
The temperature has risen generally and decdcdv
cast OF the Mississippi River and over the Far
Northwest and 1t has fallen considerably in the
upper Mississippi Valley. Readings continue ncor
country ~ P"''' u lle
I'll, The weather viii bc unsettled Wednesday with
H@iUn"p,y @ snow on RAIN in the middle Atlantic and
," ~ rlielaI" states end with rain in the south
Atanuc Al states and on the east Cuff coast followed
gics s'''fy so alr lrrss we-ner Thursday in these dis
"nr ~ THURSDAY IN the region of the Great Lakes
o InS lenDera'1rc s VIII be lower Wednesday In tho
lover Mississippi valleys No extremely cold
weather s however is probable the Eastern half
of 'he ccUntiy within the next two or three days
Forecasts for SnecIai Locaties-Eastern New
Sork-Rain or snow OIL the coast snow in the IN
terror to-day; tomorrow fair. with lower tcmpera
ture
Eastern Pennsylvania and New Jersey-ljnsetucd
WIN WIN probably rain or snow to-day tomorrow prob
apy cloudy and somewhat colder
northern New England-irobably snow TODAY:
warmer IN Maine: to morrow fair. colder IN interior
Southern New Engand--snow or rain to-dav| 'U1 tn
morrow probably fair and colder '''' '0'
sr"r Mrslern New York and Western PENNSYLVANIA
bly, fair. " i'oos
Local Official Record.-'rhe following Official rec
ord from the Weather Bureau shows temperati,rcs
during the last twenty four hours in comparison
with the corresponding date of last year:
1918. 1919 lols 1o1o
a a. m m . @ Il 4 e e p m m 4 i I
3 a. III. ..... "a 30l D. M ~ *
u m - SO 36'll n IN - ''
llishest temperature yesterday. 40 degrees lat
l:l5 p. m) lowest. - (at a. m.): average ~
averagc same date last year, 81 average same date
for thirty three years. 80
Humidity
a. m:...58 l p m....s7 s p. m... g.
Barometer Readings
s a m. 90 ii p. m. 30. AZ s D m. 80 s7
Local Official Forecast snow to-day;
to morrow fair. with lower temperatures fresh soi,fh
and southwest winds ~
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DEATHS

Requiem mass will be celebrated Wedns.
day morning, the Sth inst. at 10 o'clocl
at the Church of ST. Mary Star of the Ses
Far Rockawsy. Interment private.
OLS0N-Ida. Funeral services at homo =,
sister. Mrs. Emma Brantl. 142 Poplar At
Ridgefield Park, N. j., II a. M Wednes
Gay lnterment Greenwood Cemetery
ROOSEVELT
The New York Historical Society an.
nounces with regret the death of Theodor.
Roosevelt. a member since 1885 and honS
orary member since 1899.
JOHN A. WEEkES, President
SIuYVESANT FISH. Recording Secretarx
ROTHSCHILD- On January s. of pneunor;,
Howard Frank Rothschild, beloved son ~;
Simon +. and Lillian A RothschiId in h;
10Th year. at Pinehurst. N c. Funera,
services Thursday morning at 10 "a -
Salem Fields Chapel, Cypress Hills. -
SCRIBNER-Annie F. Scribner, mother NJ
Jessie H. Seabury. Charles f. Scribner and
George X. Scribner at Boonton. N. ] on
January e, 1919. after short illness. Ser.
wees at 245 Rockaway av, Boonton ~,
$50 .. m. on January s. ~
STRATTON-ElisIe on January 6 Se-,,;.o.
THE FUNERAL CHURCH. Broadwsv
teth st. Crank +. Campbells), Wednes,
day. D. m
WILLS n,,ary 6. Charlotte NJ wyne.
widow Of DR. Farand Wylie. in her S5sb
year. Services $50 West l06th st Tness
day evening, 30 Interment Bath N Y
Wednesday, , 80 p. m.
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MEETINGS

AN ELECTION OF TWENTY MANAGERS
OF the New York Institute for the Educa-
ton OF the Blind. and OF three Inspectors
o. Election, Will be held at the Institute,
NINTH ave and a4th st.. at o'clock In the
afternoon OF Wednesday, Jan. is. 1919
IINZE,E RIAGpEN. Sec
New-York tribune., 1919-01-08

ALABAMA: ,,, ~ ",
FLETCHER. Eugene Brent 'h).
ANDERSON. w. s., Augusta % w.
SINGLEY. Herbert. Harrisburg lk(.
CONNECTICUT:
LES. Ben. Manchester (Wi.
NIMAN Benjamin Torrington lW).
SINGLETON, y. j.. Bridgeport tW)
GEORGIA:
HARDY. Will. Talbot ID D.
ILLINOIS:
KAUFHALDT II. A. Chicago ID W..
REED, +. H.. Mapleton ID d..
KENTUCKY:
RIGGS. s l., Russellville Cd D..
ROYCE. Bryan, Columbia ID w.
STUBBS. Vim. c., Covington Cd w.
MARYLAND:
BOSWELL. H. H., Rosaryville % w.
CARR, James L.. Baltimore ID W..
DENNIS, Maulden, Elkton (k).
SMITH. Walter j., Baltimore ID W.
MASSACHUSETTS,:
KELLIHER. William F., Brockton Cd W.
Shea, William r, FAN River % w.
VEGNOPOULAS, Constantine, Spring
field (K)
MICHIGAN:
BuDKo. Fred, Albion ID W.
MISSOURI:
cuMMISkEY. Eugene E.. St. Louis (K)
MELDRUM, Henry. Sikeston (D w.
SONS, William b.. Brumey (K).
NEW YORK:
BENSON, Gustave, Cohoes (Ml
DUFNER. Peter j.. South Rochester (w)
GOOD. Chasie NJ, Alexander (M)
JONES. Frank. Poughkeepsie (W).
LECOUR Alec. PouRhkeepsie (W)
MAZELSkY. Benjamin, Mountaindale (M)
PAINE. John L.. Gouverneur (W).
ROBINSON. Harry, G.. Lancaster Cd w
III Nirho
SCIALDONE. Giuseppe. Rochester (W).
WARD Oswald H.. Sacketts Harbor (W)
NEW JERSEY:
FIEDLER.. Frederick l.. Trenton (WJ.
LUCK. Adolph. Ringoes (W)
STOUT. Eben, Camden (k)
NEBRASKA:
WARREN. c. l.. Fairfield Cd w.
NEW HAMPSHIRE:
VEiLLEUX, Cyrille. Manchester (K).
NORTH CAROLINA:
cHAPMAN. q, A,sa J. B.. Taylorsyile ID W..
hAYES. Ivan s, Oxford ID w.
OHIO:
DEMAs. VIM. youngstown (K).
DEW. VIM. f.. Maple Height (Kl.
GORDON. Carl Findiey (K).
OBERlIN. Ira w. Canton (K).
SShUsIER. Carl F.. Lakewood ID w.
"hnFORD. j. h., Bowling Green ID WI
OKLAHOMA:
GEORGE. Harry T., Junction I'd d.
PENNSYLVANIA:
BRINDLE. Elmer j., Barree Cd WI.
GEIGER. Israel T.. Export % WI
GILBERT. II. H.. Wrghtsvile (kl
VILLAIN. w. NJ. Philadelphia (Kl
hkAMEk, j. A.. Johnstown I'd Wi
LANE. John T.. Delta (K)
I.AUcK. David H.. Snow Shoe tK,
MORROW, w. c.. seney Hill 10 b.
hoSS, George. Philadelphia tK).
SMITH. c. w, Philadelphia (K)
LANCER. Argie. Carlisle (K)
WikOWSKI. K. Pittsburgh (K).
RHODE ISLAND:
KELLY. William A.. Providence fK).
SOUTH CAROLINA:
aykIOS. James, colleton ID d..
MklNNkY. William. Gaffncy (yl).
TENNESSEE:
nASAS. Wallace L., Chattanooga % w,
.9A35EY. Paul f.. Bristol (K}
MATTERS. Paul, Erwin ID w,
TEXAS: w.
cLEvENGER. cunther F.. Dallas fK,
YOUNG. William. Karnack rs D.. "'
VERMONT
eofTARE. John. Barre 10 w.
yIRGINTA:
HE'LL, Richard. crewe fK).
LETTER. Grover G., Harrysmith ID W,
wEgT VIRGINIA:
ASDkHfCN. John, Danyille fKj
SNYDER. WjIilarn b.. Bald@in 10 w.
H1sCONsIN:
WARNER. Hugh r., Hannibal 10 VI.
Foreign Countries
ITALY:
HglIITro, cesare. pietrastormlna ID w
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AUCTION SALES

FORECLOSURE SALE OF a CONDI-
tionai Bill OF Sale.-Joseph Fink. Auc-
Broadway. contents OF the Claremont Bs-
kerry & Dairy Co. to Wood Selck. Inc
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Casualty List

WASHINGTON, THE army casualty public by
331 officers enlisted
killed died of disease SO died Of
wounds severely The
City, New York State New Jersey Connectcut
the of dead for the other states follows
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BUSINESS CHANCES

youNG MAN. with business experience. with .ons
capital, Ia offered good positIon and part In
teFest WIN n sound. reliable corporation with a
guafanieed legal contract. Address THE Barring
shipbullding Co.. 2aa Stockholm ST.. brooklyn
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IMPORTANT NOTICE

Birth. Engagement. Marriage Death
AMI In Memorian Notices may lie
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you later. The notice win reach over
100000 readers daily.
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Missing

ided of accident or other causes
.con. Indicated olows CN) killed
t, w ed of wounds; CD ID
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Army
Killed


BETHA, John, 100 West Street, New York
City.
RUzzo. Nunzio. 10 Sixteenth Street
Brooklyn.
STRADER, Frederick H., 1889 First Ave
nue.. New York City.
THOMPSON, William, ell Atlantic Ave-
nue.. Brooklyn
Died of Wounds
FRAQUELL.. Louis. 466 West Forty-third
iISi MTRPHY. Timothy A.. 2s5 East 122d
Street, New York City.
PRovIsIERo, Carmine, Corona. N. Y.
RHODES. Van, 1l5 West l3Sth Street
New York City.
STORM. Lester, Tarrytown. N Y.
SULLIVAN. 5. r., Richmond Hill, n Y.
SOEDER. William L., Jamaica, N. Y.
Wounded Severely
BLAZo. Louis. 722 East 212th Street,
New York City.
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BIRTHS

SCHONFELD- and Mrs Jack Schonfeld
(nee Anna Milerl, of 2l4 Audubon av..
announce the birth Of son at St. Marks
Hospital, January ;. 1919.
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FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET

SID. IS WEST (near Central Park) ).-Comfasahs
furnished rooms: Use OF parlor. Schuyler Ssse
New-York tribune., 1919-01-08

hsegf5 ape sas F<ileeg Street
bAkkHEIs lsga1a. 5sz Kesp Street
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Netc York City and Vicinity

CORKER. Henry D., Goerck Street New
York City.
CONWAY, Theo j. Jersey City. N. J.
FITZPATRICK, Joseph, Hoboken, N. j.
PAGAN. Walter. 272 Classon Avenue,
Brooklyn.
GRoGAN. Patrick, so2s Webster Avenue.
HARRls. Frank L.. 1870 West 117th
Street. New York City
KRHrzER, George c., Jersey City, N. j.
LOMBARDI. Michael 143 First Street,
Brooklyn.
MENDOZA. Eustacio, 1S2 Claremont Ave
PULEo. Anthony ". 361 Fifteenth Street,
Brooklyn.
SCHLESSER. Abraham, II Battery Place,
New York City
sKELLY. James j., PA West 146th Street.
New York City.
Missing
BRUNO. Vincenzo. 10 Macdouea Street,
New York City.
DILLINGHAM;, w. M. Laurel Hills, N. Y.
KLEMPAS, Vincent. Roslyn, N. Y.
RUBBISH, Victor E.. Hoboken, N. ].
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CEMETERIES

THE WOODLAwN CEMETERY.
223d st. BY Harlem Train and by Trolley
Let's of small size for sale
Office, 20 East 23d St. y. Y
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ENGAGEMENTS

LESSER SiEGEI.-Mr H. siegel, of 50
Washington Place, New York City. an
nounces the enGagenent Of his daughter,
Soldie Siegel, to .lr John Lesser, of S44
Dawson St, New York City.
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LOST, FOUND AND REWARDS
LOST BANKBoOKs

LOsT.-Bankbook No. 311,o24 Of th.
Franklin Savings Bank. issued to Della
McGnnity. Payment stopped. Please re-
turn to bank. 65s Eighth ave. New York
City. All persons are cautioned not to pur-
chase negotiate same.
New-York tribune., 1919-01-08
Barometer Readings

Local Official Forecast.-Rain or snow to-cav,
o morrow fair. with lower temperatures fresh so,,in
and southwest winds
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Foreign Countries
Meyfsfnr,s

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seLLIqro. cesare. piesrastormlna % w
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Shipping News
Port of New York
Miniature Almanac
High Water

Sun rises. .......... 7;2O sun sets ........ A.,
Moon rises .l0;4l a. IN. Moon seis..,'.'
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DIAMONDS
TYPEyyRrTERS

DIAMONDS and jewelry bought for cash: esta.es
,ppraised: purchased. BENNETT. lT5 ny: up.
xt6
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BUSINESS CARDS
DESKS AND OFFICE FURNITURE
CARPET CLEANING

CAKPEE CLEANKNU
CAREFUL. CARPET CLEANING COMPANY
C;sans BY compressed air. steam. hand or os
noor 4l9 East 48tb st. COE g. BRANDT. Tcls.
phone S2 Murray HILL
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Died of Wounds
Wounded Severely
EIsetChere

BLAZO Louis. 70 East 2l2th Street,
New York City.
New-York tribune., 1919-01-08

LOST.-Bankboo No. 1.102.s03 of Bank
Tor Savings 2S0 Fourth ave. New York
Paymeht stopped. Please return book to
New-York tribune., 1919-01-08

Highest temperature yesterday. 40 degrees (at
l:l2 p. m) lowest. - (at m. average ~.
averagc same date last year 32; average same date
for thirty three years so
New-York tribune., 1919-01-08
SITUATIONS WANTED MALE
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED
MALE

BUTLER, Irish trained in England; $65: e1cep-
tional Old Country and American references go
anywhere Mss Sheas Agency 30 East AID ST.
Murray Hin 677t
JAPANESE COOK BUTIER.-Long experience: has
good references: neat, willing Japanese Employ
ment Agency. 70 West 42d ST. Tel. SO39 Vanderbilt.
New-York tribune., 1919-01-08
g "a sified Advertis
HELP WANTED MALE

hVS wanted in shipping department Of large mer-
'ti''iie housc 4S2 4th ave Room 1909
ERRAND BOY.-Brght boy to run errands; salary.
~; by Motion Picture News. 12o 7th
fEEOtR.-Cutting and creasing: steady work.
Good pay for right man. The Fountain Co. 400
Pearl St
New-York tribune., 1919-01-08

OfhcerS ...... II %
Men ........ 369 1871 3S
Total .. 3S6 1899 30
The 9th is part of the Twenty-sev-
enth Division, New York's Own, which
is made up of former National Guard
units of this state.
New-York tribune., 1919-01-08
New York Heroes
Killed i'm Action
Cited by Pershing e, E,

WASHINGTON, Jan T. - The COM
mander in chief, in the name of the
President, has awarded the Distn-
guished Service Cross to the following
named officers and soldiers for the acts
OF extraordinary heroism described
Arizona republican., 1919-05-21
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF MARICOPA COUNTY, STATE
 OF ARIZONA

Action brought in the Superior Court of the County of Maricopa, State of Arizona, and the complaint filed in said County of Maricopa in the office of the Clerk of said Superior Court. HILDA COX, plaintiff, vs. CHARLES COX, defendant.
 IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF ARIZONA, TO CHARLES COX. defendant, Greeting:
 YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED and required to appear in an action brought against you by the above named plaintiff in the Superior Court of the County of Maricopa, State of Arizona, and answer to complaint therein filed with the Clerk of this said Court, at Phoenix, in said County. within twenty days after the service upon you of this Summons, if served in this said County, or in all other cases within thirty days thereafter, the times above mentioned being exclusive of the day of service, or judgment by default will be taken against you.
 Given under my hand and the seal Of the Superior Court of the County of Maricopa, State of Arizona, this 2nd day of April, 1919.
 CLAUDE s. BERRYMAN.
 Clerk of Said Superior Court. | Court SeaD
 By THOMAS G. PEYTON. Deputy Clerk.
Arizona republican., 1919-05-21

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