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New-York tribune., 1919-04-01
DEATHS

ABBEY-At home. Northport. N. Y. March
30. 1919. Senior Captain C. A Abbey u. S.
Coast Guard (retired) aged IS years In
terment private Greenwood Cemetery
ANDkRsQN-On Sunday, March 80. 1919
at his late residence. 1881 Park Place
brooklyn, William Anderson husband Of
the late Mary Judd Anderson in the 5 tn
year of his age. Services will be held in
the New York Avenue NJ. e Church Tues
day. April /. at Z 80 p. m. 1t IS requested
that no flowers be sent
BROWN-On Sunday March 80. 1919. Rob
ert Brown, in the 92d year of his age Fu-
neral services at the home of his daughter
Mrs G. II. konecke, PA Van Buren St,
on Tuesday, April 1. at 8 p. m.
BURKE John, on March 20. Services THE
FUNERAL CHURCH, Broadway. seth st.
Frank E. Campbells). Tuesday, , o'clock.
BURR At Plainfeld, N. j.. on Sunday.
March 80, 1919. Margaret Burr. Services
at her late residence, 924 Kensington az.
April /, at O'Clock
BUTTkRWoRTH- On Saturday night. March
29 1919, at 81 East 54th st. Isabel INLAY
Bard, wife of George Forrest Butterworth,
lr-, and daughter OF the late John Stuart
and Alice Benet Baird Funeral services
will be held on Tuesday morning. April ].
at 10 o'clock, at the Church of the Incarna-
ton, S5th St and Madison av. Interment
private
CoMERFORD-on Marsh 90, 1919, at her
ItS'ueASc' - mo" st, brooklyn, Annie
Comerford (nee Stanley) beloved mother
OF Thomas }. and Mary L. Comerford
Funeral on Tuesday, April l. at $50 a.
M. thence 10 the Assumption Church.
where a solemn requiem mass viii be
offered for the rcpose OF her soul.
DwYER-R. j.. late of 81 Manhattan ay
on Sunday, March 80. Funeral from
Church of the Holy Name. Amsterdam
aVr corner Goth St, Tuesday, 10 a m
lnterment Calvary.
NoR-Jane, on March 80, beloved
daughter of Mary and the late Peter Gay
Funeral Tuesday, :45 a. m. Requiem
Church of Ascension, West 10Th
st. 10 a. m. lnterment private.
GREsSIER Roman. on March so Ser
vices THE FUNERAL CHURCH. Broad
way. Goth st. Frank i. Campbell'sl,
Wednesday. 80 p. m.
HALSTED-Funeral services of Gilbert C.
iiasted. son Of Gilbert C. and Annie +.
ialstod, at the Chapel of the Intercession
broadway and l5ath 81, Tuesday evening
al o'clock.
HART-James. on March 80 Funeral ser
wees at Second r. p Church. 500 West
I'D st, Tuesday evening. o'clock. In
terment private Please emit flowers
HIRSCH- Herman, formerly of 100 Lewis
a'' brooklyn. late Of Montreal Canada,
Saturday. March 20. Funeral Tuesday.
April l, at p. M.
- Saturday March %, Louis.
dearly beloved husband of Emma and
father OF William and Carrie Moss. sud
denly, in his list year. Funeral from his
late residence. l35 East 1854 St on
tuesday April ], at ~ n, m Relatives.
friends and members of National Lodge,
hurander Rrueder vcrcin, Queen Esther
Ladies Society and Maturity Aid Society
are requested to attend Omit flowers
KAyAt 4ii West 16Ith ST.. March 30,
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sTAUBSANDT-Eu Eugene. on March %. Ser
vices THE FUNERAL CHURCH. Broad
way. Goth ST. frank /. campbell's),
Tuesday : 2. m.
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MACLIN- OF pneumonia. March 81. Ger.
trude WINCHESTER wife OF William G
Maehn and daughter of The late Frank S
and Agnes Brunlage Winchester. Notice
Of funeral hcseafier
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MENkEN- On saturday March 20 1919
Marie NJ Menken nee Visit b, loved
daughter Of Amanda a Nlst ard wife OF
Ernest Menken. Relatives and FRIENDS
respectfully invited to attend funeral ser
wees at her late residence. 232s Valentine
ay-, Bronx. n y. on Tuesday Auril
at go m. Interment private.
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LIEUT. COL. FRANK nl-Erv

Lieutenant Colonel Frank Duffy. a
surgeon IN the Army Medical Corps.
VINO had Tor some weeks been living a.,
the Hotel McAlpin. dropped dead Suns
day night at tie home Of Mrs. W c
Provost, whittier he had been sum
moned for medical services. Colonel
Duffy, who was unmarried, lad lived
at o67S Bay Parkway, BrooElvn. be-
fore serving with the army in France.
and was just resuming his private prac-
tice A brother Of the deceased.
Thomas Duffy, lives at the Hotel Bos-
sert, BROOKLYN.
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Obituary
Belmont Funeral Held

Funeral services for August Belmont,
jr., We're held yesterday afternoon in
the Church of the Ascension Later
the body was sent to the Grand Central
Terminal, from where It was to start
late last night for Newport, R. l.,
whore interment will be made
The services were conducted by the
Rev. DR.. Percy Stickney Grant and
the Rev. DR.. William H. Garth, Of
lslip, Long Island. Present at the SER
vices We're Mrs. Belmont and the three
Oldest of her five children Mr.. and
Mrs. August Belmont, ST, Morgan Bel
mont, Mrs. Raymond Belmont, Captain
and Mrs. Perry Belmont, General and
Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt. Mrs. Will
lam K: Vanderbilt, Henry Bull, George
w. Wlckersham and Henry w, Taft
The honorary pallbearers were Hen
ry Morgan, Roger NJ. Poor, William A.
Burnham, jr., G. Owen Winston, e. A.
Murdoch, T. Douglas Robinson, G. P.
Snow, James Jackson, II. B. Hollins,
jr., and James r. Soutter.
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ROBERT BROWN

Robert Brown, a pioneer telegraph
constructor, who built lines from
Maine to Nicaragua, is dead at his
home, 2l4 Van Buren, Street, Brooklyn
Born in England. ninety years ago, Mr.
brown came to this country during the
Civil War to erect the lines of the old
Gold and Stock Telegraph Company
Thereafter he was in business in this
city until his retirement many years
ago. His son, Robert George Brown. is
with the Y. NJ. c. A. in France Two
grandchildren are also in the service,
and there are. seven great grandchil-
dren. Mr.. Brown was a high degree
Mason. lnterment will be in Green
wood
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TRANSPACIELC MAILS

Tho connecting mails close at the General Post
Nffiee and City Hall rostoffiee Station. New York.
Samoan Islands. Australia and specially adj
dressed mail for New Zealand via San Francisco.
tura
Fiji Islands. New Zealand and Australia. Via
Vancouver h. C. at $50 ,. m. April 5. for
dispatch per IS Makura.
Philippine Islands. via Vancouver AMI Victoria.
Empress Of Russia
Fiji Islands New Zealand and Australia. via Van
cOuver and Victoria B C.. at 80 p. IN. April 20.
for dispatch per S. Niagara.
Hawaii and Guam close 30 p. m. daily Tbs
mail Is forwarded 10 the Pacific Coast daily for
dispatch to destination by tie best opportunity
:, Japan. Korea. China. siam. Coachin China and
Netherlands East Indies close at :: 30 j. m. daily.
This mail IS forwarded to the Pacific Coast daily
for dispatch to destination by the best opportunity
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"A FES

DELEHANTi ROLAND Married in PARIS.
Fraaee, Match s0. 1872 Margaret Roland
ef Racine. WIS. To Captain bradley
Washington nelehanty, a. Z r. OF this
city. soa of The late Captain Daniel Dele
hanty G. $ N, and Mrs. Dclehauty
GOLDMAN DRACHENBERC Mr.. and Mrs
Beraard Drachenberg. of 745 Riverside
Drive. announce the marriage of their
daughter, Lily. 20 d. Aaron Goldman
sunday. March 50. 1919. at Congregation
Oheb Zedek. ll6th st. and 9TH av
POLK -FINkELsTEIN- Pauline a. Finkel-
stein to Rudolph Polk. on March 1G
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AMERICAN PORTS

=, BAIHIMoRn. March al..Arrycd steamers
john :' Juan cNor9 santa Marta cssrs Va team
C[ S,..ndl Ilcnry Tssner Dan Guananamo Sailed
BosfoN. AIare6 ii Arrived. Steamers Lady
@ GbSaas SI9s 'HHb H5-b. h"'1 3s "St sy,a'n No5 SB
y.eenbergen. Cape Town and pggi Natal Sailed.
Baltimore. steamer Nayarino tI}r) Venice Pissed
oIi irm n E9lt.more 3o,ii Steamer smtore paieuirl
james Tmpson Tamp'co ior France inuf in account
engine trouble Chppewa JacksonyIe laud
sailed for Jacksonullc Maiio CChilcanl. Ncv
York (aud sailed for Valparaiso
DELAW 9RE BREAKWATEN Del March 81
Passed u6. steamers Lake Chelan, Jucaro for
Philale,pliq. Persian Jacksonville. via Savannah.
~, cALTEsToN. March 20 81 Arrived: steamer
Algers philadelrha. Sailed. Steamer Montello
JACKSONVILLE. March Si.~Arriyed: Steamers
Ale9y. New brunswick Gin tow Perseveralza
Sailed; Steamer Mohawk. New York via Charles
KEY WEST March sl-Arriyed. steamers Alamo.
Gaaaacaste aSa9 W PANAMA ANA Said & Steamer. MaTaa
MOBILE. March 81 Arrived: steamers Bon
ham, New Orleans; Tarpon. Pensacola Sailed:
Steamers Tarpon, Pensacola. Schooner Ala e.
NEW oRIIANs. March sl-cloai>d Steamers
Nlnisla. Mobile; Ngbian 1Br9. LiyerpoGl. 0aSSea
a Mex ir9gres9'; lauI raix 4Br Hayre ssii
,.
Port CoHez. Vndallusa (SpanJ. barcelona via
NEWFoRr NEWS. Va March sl-Arrived:
Tela CNorl. Brunswick Zyldyk lDuii Savannah.
Cleared Steamers Lake Ontario Charanai. Brush
Baron OBJ ligll; Teia tNor). an Italian port;
nofean ltinge thrl, bHenos AyTes Mlyk IDuih
NORFOLK. March Sl-Arriyed. steamers Lake
C,nli5tcsa New York land cleared Sagual Labor
Cltail Pmladelpha; condor from lacksonyille
Hawaiian. New York CotopaX New York: War
linet fBrl Cienfuegos. Harriet. Guantanamo (and
cleared pmlaGclphiaj.
PHILADELPHIA March 9l-ArrYcd Steamers
Wyncoe (Brl Glasgow, Sousa tNor.) Santa Marta
IH,ampion Roads Lake AkEra Aatilia lake Lake
Bosdeaux; Herhegt L.. Pratt. Port iobos Cape
hnumain. New York Dorchester Boston. Cleared
Steamers Almiralen (Nor), Hayre. Rhode Island
lbr GLASGOW JoseY fpan) Antwerp; Carlslolm
tS"ed.}, Antwerp. In harbor. steamer Lake Desha
i9ya4a 1i1aa, for New York.
slnsi. r1@l Nd% 4rgH yoit ns. TeSas March sailed.
we To Beaumonl South American TamDico. Brit
PohT EADS. La. March 5l.-Arriged Steamers
augusta Havana Chamctto Havana j. oswald
Bod l8r). Saeua La Grande Lake Winona
prlo Rico; Nicaragua tNie). BucHelds Mexico
snnol.,,, sMex Vera Cruz : NJ Spauldins. ramplco:
Vera (Nor). Port |arrios Yumuri Progreso
Sailed Steamers Ciorontao (Dut) Copenhagen
va VEN, Norfolk: hipatrck Z. $ transport banana :;
Yoan Wonu5' 1,ro MSW York Nortonan Br). Liverpool;
s,i,,! PORT TAMPA Fla. March 3l.-sailed Steamer
=, s4Aa sAN ,T,EANccIsco. ,March al-Ariyod Steamers
Admiral sebrec New vogb Columbia Wenington
\, < y y q I22cps 29,, (PTl. Shanghai S''"
:, ~ - NNN4It March - Sailed Both Steamer
e.S5 soV TIiWEST PASS. La March 3l.-Arrved
steamer Northwestern. Port Arthur.
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DIR. PAUL H. TRACY

DR.. Paul H. Tracy, ffty-three, one
tic steamship physician. who died
suddenly while calling on friends last
Friday, will be buried from CampbeI's
Funeral Church to-day DR.. Tracv
was born in Buffalo the son of the
late Colonel Albert Tracy. who distin-
gulshed himself in the Mexican War.
He was grandson Of Albion K. Par
rls, five times Governor of the State
OF Maine. He was educated at Colum-
bla University and at the College Of
Physicians and Surgeons
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tunnel was reached he became so
alarmed that he dropped to the floor
OF the car and braced his feet against
the side of the motorman's box. A
moment later there was a crash and
the train was being smashed against
the sides of the tunnel
The states case, it is thought, will
be completed by late tomorrow or
early Wednesday. Judge Seeger, who
is presiding, has been assigned to
White Plains next week and is anxious
to finish the trial before then.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-01
CASPAR kNOBJE

JOHNSON CITY, Tenn, March 81
0asPar Anoble, Civil War veteran, and
dent Jefferson Davis at the close nf #
the war, is dead at the Mountain
Branch Soldiers Home here. Knobir
was born in Switzerland seventv-four
years ago, and enlisted at Cincinnati.
A son, Charles c. Knoble, resides at
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BOARD OF EDUCATION LECTURES
Manhattan

Psychology Of Religion" William j. Durant Wad-
leigh High School. 18th Street. west Of Seventh
Avenue.
The Everyday Chlnaman" Sydney n Usaher.
Public School &C. Eighty eighth Street east OF
First Avenue
Who viii Control the seasl" Albert L. sQuier.
Public School 90. 147th Street. west OF Seventh
Avenue
The Balkan Peninsula" Dr. Raphael Constantan.
Public School 1872. ls2d street and Wadsworth
Avenue
"China and Her People" Mrs Wnfrcd G. Haw-
ley Metropolitan Temple. Seventh Avenue and
Fourteenth Street.
The Bronx
Italy the Awakening Of Real Unity" Louis L
Wilkinson. Public School 45 ls9th Street. Hon
man Street and lorillard Place
France and the French People, Professor Henry
y Northrop. Public School 5i Interyale Avenue
Freeman and Chisholm streets.
Alice Sit by the Fire b" Miss NJ. Lacey Baker.
Public School Sc 2O7th Street and Hull Avenue,
Woodrow Wilson, the Greatest Dplomst in the
World" DR. Henry r. Rose. y y. e. Z. Van
Nest
"A Government Based on the Equality Of All Man
kind. Mary T. Lease st. Anscm's Hall. linton
Avenue, near l55th Street
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W eather Report

WASHINGTON March Slow pressure
prevails off the Atlantic coast and over the
Rock Mountain region, and high pressure is
the rule over the great central valleys and
the lake region and on the North Pacific
Coast.
The temperature has fallen decidedly
within the last twenty-four hours generally
east Of the Mississippi River while west of
the Mississippi comparatively warm weather
is general.
Within the last twenty-four hours there
were light local SHOWS in the North Atlantic
states, the region of the Great Lakes. the
ONO Valley and the mountainous districts
of the Middle Atlantic and South Atlantic
states, and local rains in Southern Texas
and the Rocky Mountain region. Fair
weather was the rule elsewhere
The outlook is for fair weather TUESDAY,
ana Wednesday generally east of the Mssis-
sippi River. The temperature will fall Tues
day along the South Atlantic and east Gulf
coasts, apd 1t VII remain low through Tues
day In the Middle Atlantic and New Eng
land states, the upper Ohio Valley and the
lower lake region. The temperature will rise
tuesday and Wednesday in the upper lake
region and Wednesday in practically all dis
trcts east of the Mississippi River.
Forecasts for Special Districts.-tastern
New York and New England partly cloudy
and continued cold to-day tomorrow fair.
with rising temperature.
Eastern Pennsylvania and Delaware, fair
ana cold to-day; tomorrow fair, with rising
temperature.
Western New York and Western Pennsyl-
vania. fair to-day and tomorrow ; warmer to-
morrow.
Local Official Record-The following Of
last twenty-four hours, in comparison with
the corresponding date of last year
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S. S. ROSENSTAN,,

S. S. Rosenstamnl, associated for
forty years with Adolph Lewisohn &
sons, bankers Is dead at his home, 345
West Eighty fourth Street. Born in
Germany, ffty-eight years ago. MR..
Rosenstamm came to this country
when boy, The funeral Will be helo
at Temple Emmanuel this morning at
10 o'clock - ~
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CAPT. EDWARD L. WILLIAMS

COLON March 9l-Captain Edward
L. Williams, squadron commander of
the 7th Aero Squadron. at France
fleids, Cocoscola, Canal Zone. is dead
OF spinal meningitis. Captain VIII
1ams H5 SIS home had been at Santa Cruz.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-01
CAPT. WALLACE FOSyrp

INDIANAPOLIS, March 8l.-Captain
Wallace Foster. known throughout the
United States as an exponent OF nat
riotism in the public schools, died at
his home here late last night. He was
elghty-two years old. Death was due
to heart disease.
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ing engineer in the erection of chemi-
cal plants in various parts OF the conn-
try, and for more than a wear had
charge Of the work at munition miami
at Nitro, Virginia. He was born in
Newark in 1887
New-York tribune., 1919-04-01
HARRY L. HOLLISTER

Harry +. Hollister. chemical en-
glneer, son-in-law and f4rmer business
associate Of Paul Williamson, OF Hunt
ington. Long Island is dead al his
home, 100 Orange Avenue, lrvington,
N. j. Mr.. Ilollister inyeated many in
noYati0ps MS construction and consult
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Police Orders
Transfers and Assignments


iieutenants, a. m April John ]
Edward +. Howe, 9TH T. D. to 4Sd
Sergeants Irvon Jones. 9Th to 18th Fred
ellck Meinrenken. 18th to Goth Joseph Davis
18th to 10Th Frederick T. Dietrich, 18th tc
ith; Matthew Colbert, 10Th to 3Sth; Frank
Lewis. 37th to 18th; William Adams, 10th te
10Th William Discher, 80th to 9th.
Clerical duty discontinued Joseph r X
Day 9th I. d. to 10TH Oscar Reimer 16tf
to 1l6th.
Patrolmen William j. Kennedy. 32d to 7th
Frederick Heppenheimer, ADD to 3Jth
8 a. IN. March 30-James r. Powers, 18th
to lst |. D., clerical duty George Chandler
5 a; m. April Harry J. scharp. SD to
i4th, bicycle duty.
Temporary Assignments
Lieutenants James Keane, 10th to ith
signal monitor duty day tours, Is day, s
a m. April l. Edward M Enwright, 56th
signal monitor duty 80 days, a. m April i
Patrolmen- Peter Reiss. 74th to llSth, dog
SQUAD. days, S a. M; March 2S.
Training School. l6 days 8 a m March 81
Cornelius f. Culkin, 18th Hugh j. Smith
35d Benjamin Burton, S7th; Alexander War
mock. S9th; John Eadie, 109th
Fifteen days, a. m. April l. from pre-
clncts indicated to 5th l. D., raided premises
Thomas j. GaiFney, 22d William Mayer
553d Edward Lawless 25th; Henry Graebner
-oOn JOhN \. NllOn, 4Dtn, Daniel CrOnln
10th James O'Neill. 10th; Charles A
y kourke, Goth; Jeremiah j. Buckley, 1l6th
Robert S. McYeigh, Traffic c.
From precincts indicated to 9th / D.. raid
ed premises Louis Owens. LIST; James J
Daniels. 18th; Michael Reilly, 35th Thomas
Collins S6th; Hugh Burke, 97th Edward
Smith, 3Sth Thomas McCue, 42d August
Voegler 42d; Thomas f Lynch, 42d: Ray
mond Ames, 4Sd Charles Gutgsell, 18th
James e. Mitchell, Bridge James Quinn,
Bridge
From precincts indicated to 7th L D.. raid
ed premises-Edward Potter. 37th. Adam
Gaffga 51st.
From precincts indicated to 18th D..
raided premises George + Morano. list. Mi,
chael C. Lee. 9th; William F. Goodburn.
S5th; Daniel Dolahanty, seth James J. Fan
non l03d; William Waiter Traffic A.
From precincts indicated to 18th T. D.
raided premises Thomas Larl,n. Illth Jo-
seph Callaghan, 1llth Ralph Durham. l20th
From Traffic Subdivisions to office Traffic
Division-H Harry Rohrs, A Edward Whalcn.
B /: William Murtaugh b William Flannery.
Il Fred Attanasio. c Edward Seeley c.
rom precincts indicated to Headquarters.
office chief clerk Louis Grey 3Sth. james
T. Nolov Spth
From precincts Indicated to I. Ds desig-
mated. TO duty as acting attendants John T
PenGer. 18TH Precinct. ID District: John j
Walsh, 18th 6th Patrick d. O'Connell 37th
18th; John !. Maher. i3d 9Th: George f.
Jones. 66th 9th Charles II. Robinson. 18th.
l4th Ralph A. Wilson. S7th, 10th. Anthony
Svarc, 9ith. 9Th William X Brennan. f0lst
1eth; William McHugh, lllth. l7th Ohcd
Trill, llSth 18th
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sOMMER-On Saturday March o. Gottlob
sommer. beloved husband Of Elizabeth
Applegate. in his 6Sth year. Relatives
and friends are respectfully invited to at
dence, 105 West l7Sth St, Wednesday.
April ,. ! 80 p. N. AAtomobile cortege.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-01
OUTGOING STEAMERS
TO-da'
|
CITY ISLAND
Bound South
Strsn, tr.tv

Steam trawler FISH Hawk, Georges Bank for
New York. with fish TO the East Coast Fishery
Company steamer Lake Ida Searsport. Me. for
Norfolk. scAooners 7 v. Anderson. New Haven
for New York. Howard Russell. Greenport for New
Work.. AAn.e O.. New Nayen tor New YORK.
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Tled to Mr.. Butterworth in 1916 in St
BBartholomew's Church by Bishon
greer. The funeral will take place
TINS morning at the Churc.. of the In
carnation. 40
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MRS. ISABEL BUTTERWORTH

Mrs. Isabel INLAY Baird Butterworth
VIE OF George Forrest Butterworth
}r', IS dead at the home of her hus-
Street A daughter of the late Jobn
Stuart Baird, Of New York and Corn
wall-on-Hudson, Miss Baird was mar
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Beekn1an 5000
BIRTHS

JALKOFF-Mr. and Mrs. Abraham JaIkoa
a1nonnee The birth of d daughter, March
a'' at Brooklyn Jewish Hospital.
PEPLER At Toronto Canada. on Saturday.
March -4 1919, the wife If Lieutenant
Grant H. Pepler. Royal Canadian Dragons.
of q daughter
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Bound East

United State lighthouse tender Larkspar State
Island for New London. schooners Grace NJ Den
ton. New York tor New Haven: Amanda Bishop.
New York for N0rthport.
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ENGAGEMENTS

Levy - LEERBuRcER Mr. and i-s
Henry leefhur er ammo ece the engage
lnent of their hier Babetto. 10 leo
Levy oi N.N 4.rh 81 home. Sunday
April g. bstwee, and &C.
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IMPORTANT NOTICE

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Highest. IS degrees (at 8 n. ny : lowest "a
tat 10 p. m.) average. 81; average same
date last year, 54 average same date for
thirty-three years, A.
Humidity
a. M -. 5S 1 p. m. -. AZ p. M. A
barometer Readings
q a. M. 29.73 1 p. M 1918 M 20 7S
Local Forecast.-Partly cloudy and con-
tlnued cold to-day tomorrow fair and rising
temperature fresh and strong northwest
New-York tribune., 1919-04-01

Visit Your Northern AIites.--For tllus,ra,sa
guide. address John r. Pierce. Dept los
Canada Steamship Lines. Montreal. Gansds
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arOmeter Readings
Shipping News
Port of New York

,iscs' ......s:42 Sun sets. 7.ts
rise GAS a. IN. Moon sets. IS sf3 p. m.
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March 20. David, SON of
the late David ana Suwanee Marion Steven
con and beloved husband of Charlotte La
trohe Stevenson Funeral services 10
o'clock, Tuesday. April !. 1919, at St
Thomass Chapel, 18th az. and 5Sd 81 In
terment private Philadelphia and Balti-
more papers please copy.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-01

NEWMAN On March 30. a. his residence
40 West loeth st.. Patrick H. husband ~
the late Mary -'ewman tnee Hughes
Solemn requiem mass at Church Of the
Holy Name. 96tn St and Amsterdam av..
on Wednesday. April ., at 10 o'clock. In
terment private
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-01-17
Pneumonia Takes Splendid
Young Red House Man

The community was greatly shock
ed Wednesday evening when it be-
came known that Mr.. Wayne Thomas
Davis, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene
Davis, had succumbed to pneumonia
after an illness of only few days, at
their home at Red House. Mr.. Davis
was % years old, just beginning life,
and was the idol of his parents and
a favorite with everyone in the COM
munity. His many affable traits of
character attracted people to him. He
always had a cheerful greeting for
everyone he met. He is survived by
his father, mother and brother Elkany
Davis, who have the sympathy of
many friends and neighbors who hope
the Heavenly Father will comfort
them in their deep hour of sorrow.
The funeral services will be conducted
at the grave in Richmond cemetery
Saturday afternoon at 1 O'Clock by
Rev. d. 81. Matherly. Pallbearers will
be Messrs. Jake Parks, Mitchell
Reeves Charley EIkin, Cecil Elkin,
Hugh Pigg and Louis H. Pigg.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-01-17
Thought Man Was Crazy

81 have suffered from stomach and
liver trouble for years; the last two
years people have been calling me
crazy. The doctors could not do any
thing for me. The awful bloating OF
gas seemed to press against my heart
and / could not think clearly. Three
months ago a friend advised taking
Mayr's Wonderful Remedy and it has
worked wonders in my case. All my
bloating and suffering is gone and !
feel as though newly born" 1t is a
simple harmless preparation that re-
moves the catarrhal mucus from the
intestinal tract and allays the infiam-
nation which causes practically all
stomach. liver and intestinal ailments,
including appendicitis. One dose will
convince or money refunded. Fl. L.
Perry & Son, and druggists every
where. 1t