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LEGAL NOTICES.


American Railway Express Co. Of tho
State of Delaware VS., William Hoey. George
Hoey. Frederick Heey. Emma Hocy. wife Of
John $. Hoey, deceased; John 8. Hoey. Jr;
also the WIDOW and other heirs OF sail
Hoey. and the REPRESENTATIVES, AND
Co court OF .aa or HGsy e6nn
state OF connsctcut. County o, Hart
fO Is, Superior Court. Hartford County,
Upon the complaint OF said American
Railway Express Company. setting FORTH
tain lands situated in Hartford aforesaid.
as In said Complaint described. and pray
Ing therein that each Of the defendants be
required to set out in his Answer t'
said complaint whether or not he claims
any estate. interest or circumference on
said property or any part thereof. ana !,
forest encumbrnnces which he claims
and that each shall set out the manner IN
which and the sources from which such
to be derived. and further praying that
this Court. upon hearing had, determine
the rights Of the parties and render =
judgment determining the questions and
disputes and auieting and settling the titls
TO said property. as by Statute In such
%sds cos nt brought Count I, the
be holden at Hartford, within and TO-
the County Of Hartford. on tho mrs.
Tuesday Of Nay 1919: spp.arin, It,, to snA
that the plaintiff. or It's Attorney. does
not know who the WIDOW and some o:
the HEIRS are or where they. or any o.
them. reside. as appears by the amdavi-
of the plaintiffs Attorney on hle.
1T IS ORDERED. that notice OF tina
tendency O.: said action shall be given -
each OF tho above named defendants and
also to the WIDOW AND HEIRS am
REPRESENTATIVES, AND CREDITORS OF
the said John Hoey. late of the City and
County OF New York. deceased. BY pub
fishing this order IN The New York Sun.
q newspaper published In the City. Count
and state OF New York. once n week to-
two successive weeks, commencing on or
before April 26th, 1919, and further. that
the plaintiff publish this order In thn
Hartford Times. a newspaper published n
said Hartford once week for two success
i've weeks, commencing on or before Apr!
2eth. 1919.
BY order Of the Court.
LUCIUS p FULLER.
Assistant Cierk.
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JUSTICE SHEARN
WILL LEAVE BENCH
Supreme Court Jurist to Hand
In Resignation Tuesday
or Wednesday.

All except his most intimate friends
we're surprised when Clarence ]. Shearn.
Supreme Court Justice sitting In the
Appellate Division. First Department,
announced yesterday his intention TO
resign from the bench to reenter pri-
vate practice. He is to form partner
ship with Montgomery Hare, at 22
William street.
Justice Shearn, who for many years
took an active part in political affairs.
largely as an adviser OF William Ran
dolph Hearst, said last night he had
no intention Of returning to politics, but
would devote himself entirely to the
practice Of law. He hopes to have his
work in the Appellate Division In hand
20 that his resignation may go to Gov.
Smith Tuesday or Wednesday.
ct have formed partnership with
Montgomery Hare, friend OF long
standing, and shall resume general prac-
tise under the firm name Of Shearn &
Hare at 20 William street," said Justice
Shearn.
1t has been a pleasure and a privilege
to work with my associates In the court
and for many reasons ! regret to leave
them. But having devoted nearly Ave
years to the public service, and feeling
strongly the call to the active lawyers
| career In times like these, q have con-
cluded am justified In laying down my
| commission"
Justice Shearn was graduated at Cor
nell in 1890, For years he acted as
counsel for Mr.. Hearst and brought
many public actions for him against va
rious trusts. He was appointed to the
| Supreme Court bench by Gov. Glynn In
1914. He was elected to. full term In
the succeeding election. a term that
would not have expired until December
81. 1929. In 1917 Gov. Whitman desig-
mated him to the Appellate Division. In
1917 there was some talk OF naming
Justice Shearn as the Tammany candi-
date for Mayor.
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HUGE LOSS FEARED
IN SALVADOR QUAKE
Tremors Monday May Haze
Cost Many Lives.

Earthquakes In San Salvador Mon
day may prove to have been as dis
astrous as the great quake of June,
1917. when at least forty persons lost
their lives and millions Of dollars worth
of property were destroyed. according
to q message received by the South
American Cable Company here last
night from It's agent there. Details were
not given, but the agent reported that
the damage was extensive. apparently
rlvalling that Of two years ago.
The earthquake Of 1917 was accom-
panied by violent eruption Of the vol
,ano OF San Salvador and many OF the
towns in the republic were totally de-
stroyed Buildings In the city OF San
Salvador were wrecked and coffee plan
tations were buried underneath streams
of lava and showers OF ashes from the
volcano.
According to messages received here
yesterday, many persons were Injured
In theatre during Mondays quake,
The first and most violent shock was
felt in the early morning hours. II was
stated. 1t was followed by twenty
others OF lesser violence.
SAN SALVADOR. April 30.-The DANA ge
to life and property caused by the
severe earthshocks here Monday cannot
yet be estimated, but It is large. The
Government has proclaimed a state OF
siege and engineers and many workmen
are engaged in draining Lake Ilopango,
TO the extraordinary increase Of the
waters Of which the earthquake Is at
tributed. The temperature of this lake
has risen and II is covered with the
bodies of dead fish and debris.
Many persons have been injured and
the Red Cross Is working actively to
help the sufferers. The number OF dead
Is not known.
The Western Railroad was badly
damaged and the railroad service has
been interrupted.
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The Owens Bottle Machine Company
and controlled companies made net
profits during the first quarter of this
year, after all charges for taxes, sc,
OF $529, $50 or 81 05 a share on the COM
mon stock. Manufacturing profits and
royalties totalled s444,129 and other In
come more than $4,000. making the
total income for the quarter S459,607
The net earnings OF subsidiary COM
panies totalled S176,769, The reserve
for Federal taxes was S1o5,SrO and the
surplus. after payment OF dividends on
preferred and common. sils.56e.
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WOUNDED, DEGREE UNDETERMINED,
PREVIOUSLY REPORTED MISSING
IN ACTION.

WOUNDED. DECREE UNDETERMINED,
PREVIOUSLY REPORTED MISSING
IN ACTION.
Privates.
Clarence j.. New IBERIA
GENT1LI, sovorano, Nepi, Rome. italy,
GRIEBENOw. Ferdinand, Milwaukee, wis
NORTON. Earl H.. Hudson Falls. N. u
wiTHERs. John NJ. Ellington. n. C.
REPORTED MISSING IN ACTION.
Lieutenant.
kennedy. Eugene T., ~ barclay st., n. Y.
CorporaIs.
GIBSON, Ross. oskaloosa. Iowa.
RlESs. Fred r., Milwaukee, Wis.
Privates.
puosRzKo. Stanley, .yenomishika, Russia.
FRECHEI-s, Roman, Podaist. Russia.
GAsSwAY, Earl O.. Lyons, Iowa.
MpAsTATo, Vincent salvador, los w.
cath ST., New York.
KLATT, Herman, Columbus. wis.
kROBERT. Max E.. Beaver Dam, WIS.
MoSaIq Wilam NJ hnsseilyt''s Conn Ala
MhkEEHaN. Ch ,iI,' sS5 ". i4th st.. N. Y.
M00NDAY: Antonio, aoi Metropolitan sv''
Ni s,S,!as,, Joseph, IS Malvern st.
P PfNpE w sy4sy ch Nos,s B,rs.nn..d
Cheshire, England.
REYNOLDS. Elmer. California, Ohio.
SMITH, Luther Pickney Ronceverte'
soRENsEN, Peter. Miiaoa, MINI.
STREET. Rudolph. Red Cloud, Mob.
STRONG. Lester, Aurora, Neb.
TRUEsDALE. Lucius H.. Lugon, 9. 9.
wILKENING, william John, go X I'd st.
wiLLiAMs. Charles B.. worcester county.
WOLFE Leonard O., Faux Center. MINI
wUTZ. Joseph. Jr.. Duluth, MINI.
RETURNED TO DUTY, PREVIOUSLY
REPORTED LOST AT SEA.
Private.
PALMER, Lawrence. Lenoir, N. c.
ERRoNEOUsLY REPORTED DIED OF
WOUNDS.
Private.
MALONEY James, Dublin. ireland.
ERRONEOUsLY REPORTED WOUNDED
DECREE UNDETERMINED.
Private.
MCKINNEY, Marion. Jr.. Sardis, MINI.
RELEASED FROM GERMAN PRISON
CAMPS AND RETURNED TO FRANCE.
Pivstes.
BASsONI. Giovanni. Italy.
CAMPBELL. Arthur L., Wudcy st.. Tar
rytown, N. Y.
REPORTED MISSING, NOW REPORTED
DEAD.
WEBSTER. William, San Diego. Cal.
DEVEREuX, Leo w. 81. Louis. No.
JONES Earle e. Mcyersdale. Pa.
DEL VECCHIO. John. 233 Il. 111th st.,
New York.
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FORECLosURE SALES.


SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW
nORk-Central Union Trust Company e
new YORK, Plaintiff. against Amy Holder,
ct al, Defendants.
closure and sale. duly made and entered 4,
the sbove.entitled action and bearing dsto
inc seth day of April, 1919, ], the UNDER
signed tho referee In said Judgmer.
Exchange salesroon, No. 1916 ve..s
Street. In the Borough Of Manhattan, city
OF New York on :he 23d day of May. 1917,
at u o'clock noon on that day, by JOSEPH
Z. DAl, Auctioneer. the premises directed
by said judgment to be sold and there!a
described as follows:
ALL that lot or parcel OF land, with Il
buildings and improvements thereon, il
York, County and state of New York, MOI,
particularly bounded and described as 10.
lows
BEGINNING at a point on the southerir
side OF 10lst Street. distant ass feet cas-.
eriy from the corner formed by the inter.
section OF the easteriy side Of First Ave-
nue. with the southerly side Of 10lst Street;
erly side OF lo1st Street 81 feet 8 inches;
thence southerly on q line parallel wit,
First Avenue 100 feet IL inches to tina
centre line Of the block. thence westerli
along said centre line Of the block 81 feet
inches; thence northsriy on line para =
lei with FirHt Avenue, and part OF III Z,
distance thereof through q party wall To-
ieet ~ Inches to the point or place of
Be said several distances and dimensions
more or less
Dated. New York Apr, 20; 1919,
LARNIN 4 PERRY, Attorneys for Plain.
York city.
The following Is a diagram Of the prop-
East loIst St:
<Is East loist street.
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PURSUANT TO AN AGREEMENT en.
tered into on the 27th day of July, 1917.
between JOHN wAEAMAKER NEW
YORK, ana BERTRAN L. GORE, I viii
in the forenoon. in the Piano Department
Of John wanamaker. New York. 7S4 Broad
way, in the City. County and State OF New
York one No 3 Mahogany Plano and
Bench, as provided by Sections 65 and fi
OF the Personal Property Law.
DANIEL GREEN AID Auctinneer
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE.
STENOGRAPHER

In accounting department of high cla7s
retail shop ono convesant with once
rnutlne and detail OF credit dcpartmeL-
in making application, give FUN particL.
lars and salary desired. Underwood ma
chine ]. IL, box 2+S sun office.'
The sun., 1919-05-01

The approximate amount of the lien or
charge, to satisfy which the above-de-
scribed property In to be sold, il S22.25s.f5,
with Interest thereon from the nth day e
April. 1919, together with the costs AMI
allowance amounting to s337l0. with
interest from April 2Gth. 1919. together
with the expenses OF the sale. The AZ
proximate amount OF the taxes. assess
ments and water rates. or other liens,
which are to be allowed to tho purohaser
out OF the purchase money, or paid by the
Referee. Is t6S7.20 and interest.
Dated. New York, April 40 1919
JOHN l.. OBRIEN
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YEIsER. Blrtus l., serst.. Utica tWs}.
MoWRIs. Charles r.. corp, South Lima
rIER2hr. Edward j.. corp. Union cour..
BB6SSRSSssrT william A. s,,ssu;s W., WI.
MoRRoNEY. Joseph A.. Mount Vernon
RoDRiauEz, Harry. white Plains tws,.
WEREMBLEWsKL. Michael. Buffalo (Ws).
NORTH CAROLINA.
AysTLN. James, serst.. cnarlotte WE,
vESTAL, Miles l., sergt, Gresnsboro WS)'
}oHNsoN w %,iS Il M,sssn, sws sws
NORTH DAKOTA.
A aSRSsS s AStr.w aS;pu tws sws''
OHIO.
BEEGLE. Louis Frank. Akron tws).
EWING, Sumner, Adrian (wS).
GoRMAN, James p. Warren tW2..
wELINskI. Adam. Cleveland (wsl.
wwIILILIIA.NSs. Ralph r., Ash,.Sula }wg 4a,
WRzEsINSKI. Robert j.. Toledo Wu).
OKLAHOMA.
wILKERsoN. James Richard. spiro (ws).
WILLIAMS. John s.. Lawton (WU).
OREGON.
BAILEY. Harry r.. Eugene (ws).
PENNSYLVANIA.
sTAPE, william H., serEt.. wilcox (WU).
vOIAKMAN. william G.. sergt., Mexican
EUsrACE. Michael j.. corp. Philadelphia
ooSEsR. Roy H.. corp. s.squohon,ns
KRApsE. Russell. corp. siatinston twsl.
YABLuNosKY. John. corp. Lemont Fur
AIisAUKAs Alex, Plymouth W.
E1CMELBERGER. George F., mover
EINsIEDE1. John w, Philadelphia Cws).
JONES RAYMOND Lewis, Pottsvills tWU).
II:;AZoNsKL Peter. Shenandoah tWgss
MRozINsKI, Kasimier, breckenridge lws).
PARKER. Theodore r.. Plt,sburg tWs).
WILLIAMS William c.. Wiikesbarre
zEN1cKr. Anthony. wiikesbarre tws).
RHODE ISLAND.
LONG, John c.. Providence (wSl.
TITUS, A. fireman. Providence Ky.
fCPPA. Lucisn. Providence (WS).
SOUTH CAROLINA.
LowMAN. woodrun H.. Jr., Lieut.. Tim
JOHNSON william. Rembert tws).
MILESTONE, Ernest w, 81. Matthews
WOODBURY., John H.. Eulon,a tws).
SOUTH DAKOTA.
ECKERT. Earl o., Lieut.. Aberdeen tws)
TENNESSEE.
EATHERLY. James, corp, ciarksvilie
BRADLEY. Ruby O. Martin tws,.
TEXAS.
ARIeT1vIs. Apcsto.es. corp, Galveston
T HRRr E SIy:s = T Tsl,shSH;s wws,
YORK. Birch A. Houston tws).
UTAH.
DAWSON orson 8. corp. Henefer tws)
VERMONT.
| WILCOX. Rial F.. Bellows Falls (ws).
WILSON, Ralph. Grafton (Ws).
VIRGINIA.
, JONES, Linwood w. sergt, South Rich.
! BRADSHAW. James. Zuni (ws).
ZONES, Marvin Roanoke (Wsl.
LYNN, Wade H. Leeshurg tWU).
ROBERTS, Bert Monorat tws,:
ZIMMERMAN. Frank william. Alexandra
WASHINGTON.
WILKINS, Jesse T. Lieut.. Ephrata (ws)
WEST VIRGINIA.
APPEL. Edward. Wheeling twS).
iVOLIAZZO, Jesse, Montgomery tWS).
WISCONSIN.
sTANGEL, Atoiph Charles, Lieut.. Fond
BORKUs, Thomas. Washington Cwsl.
/ DO0LEY, George Arthur, Milwaukee tws)
! FlHET.L Louis j.. bayfield, (WS).
| LAYTON, Frank Harrison. Racine twS)
! MCCOY Harry C., Fond IN Lac CWl,
! THOMPSON. Ralph W. GlIle,t tWSl.
; WOOD, Chester F., Fairchild CwSI.
! WOODS, Ernest J., Marinette tWUl,
ZEISE Clarence Joseph. Gresn Bay Tvs,
/
The sun., 1919-05-01
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
United States Coast and 0ecdetic Survey
Standard Time.
Sun rises. ....5 SO A NJ Sun sets. .....7 81 p II
Moon sets....9 SIP II
HIGH WATER THIS DAY.
Sandy Hook 9 20 A NJ Gov. Island. . rs A n
Hell Gate. IL 40 N
Low WATER THIS DAY.
Sandy Hook. % % A N Gov. Island. t:B A II
He'll Gate. g 80 4
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-, s 1:-,n IosEPHINE aoNApARrE-

FRENCH. JUsEFHI"t, bONAPAKTE :
In purtuance OF an order of HonorSbis
inhp CohAlan a Surrogate OF the County
Of \, York. NOTICE . hereby given -
all person. having . claims against 10:
sErHINE BoNArARTE FRENCH. late OF
present the same with vouchers thereof to
The subscriber at place OF transacting bust.
ness No. sos East 18th street. in the C!ty
Of New York on or before the LIST day OF
y, rbc- next Dated. New York, the l7,h
day Of March. 1919 MARTSUs WILLETr
Attorney for Executor, SIS Fulton Street
Jamaica y. Y. FRANK II. MERRALI.
VeNa
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sUnRoGArE's NOTICES.

SHELDON. GEORGE R-In pursusrc.
OF an order OF Honorable John p CohalAn.
a Surrogate of the County OF New York,
notice Is hereby given to all persons having
claims against George r. Sheldon. late o.
the County OF New York. deceased. to pressnt
the same with vouchers thereof to tho sub
,cribers at their place Of transaot!ns bust
ness at the once OF simpson. ThAcher &
Dartlett. their attorneys No. 90 Csdar
street in tho Horough OF Manhattan, In the
city OF New York, state OF New York. on
or before the 2oth day o. september, 1910
iSiS CENTR ~. UNION TRUST COMPANY
OF NEW YORK, RICHARD WHITNEY
Tr.rutor, SIMPSON. TEACHER & BART
IET-T, Attorneys for Executors, e. Cedar
Street, Borough OF Manhattan. Now York
The sun., 1919-05-01
TRANsPACIFC MAILS.

Connecting mails c'ose AT G. p. o. and City
Hall stations at 80 p. NJ. daily.
Philippine Islands via San Frandsco).
April Is S. Venezuela.
Tahiti Marduosas Cook Islands New Yea.
land and specially addressed mail for Austria.
liza (Yta San FrlntiACOl AOril 70. S. MOAna
samoan Islands Australia ana specially al.
dressed mail for New Zealand lvia San Fran.
StsSo,. May Z So, So2ouis-
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MELr WANTED-MALE.


Auto School Largest and bost school In th1
West SIDE L. \. send for boo<let aud Da''
Y NJ. T. A. TO scnool. Telephone Cuumtus
siS ". 17tn It. 7y2U. S.e..l ,las. W Ne.
WATCAMAKEKS- you tired Of con-
tinu1us bench work. Would you Ike Dig
nifed position on tho road with an oil
reliable housr where your trade may be ~
b. ucnt to your We pay expenses, rs'ary
age from 25 to Is yea!A, with unqIestnL-
able references Address CHICAGO IL
LOCK COMPANY. 2IG5 ST. Mary's g.
Chicago. III.
WANTED - Employment Department
Head. one who has had thorough eSper'
Ience understands service work ard Is
KooI Judge for hitting r'Ght man ~ a ~.
10 lob: TO secure consideration In your -
ply advise your age. coup'ete history ~
experience and salary wanted; position Joe
Gated in Greater New YORK AddF'fS $50
box $50 sun otncc.
WANTED Engineers, technical trSia-
ates preferred; experienced on Nrodu''!
work and rate getting, for pos i'ns
greater Sew York; give age and C'r.
plete history OF experience and st,.
wanted; largo concern and opportgc.'y ~
right man Address e. box l%S sun ott'c7
wANTED--sa,esman one wish cNpcr-
,nce in selling small tools. such us rI:ter1
reRmers. CT Rores, etc. b. 1--we grow. ms
concern, location Connecticut This Is
fne opportunity for the right wan, Guy
high class men need Hpp!y. !, y .
20 sun Once.
WANTED -JewCicrs. nrst class p..'.fn
workers. stone settlers and tobberr good
steady iobs; ~ hours per week a. - h".
nay MARITZ JEWEIRf MFG ''
iumhla Bldg, Eighth ~ Locust S.-'
Louis, Mo,
WANTED-Vegetab ivory hutton is .
Reply TO ". p. rex ZOE sun omc-
The sun., 1919-05-01

WASHINGTON. April so.--rhe follow
ing Casualties have been made public by
tho War Department:
ARMY.
The sun., 1919-05-01

ARRIvALS-wEDNE sDAY. APRIL a.
SIS Louisville. Brcst. April Il.
rs Regina italia. Gibraltar. April Ia
IS South Pole, Nantes, April Is.
Ss Agurstar, Havre, April 49,
SIS Appleby, London. April II.
M Colcmbier, Antwerp, April s.
IS Nordlsnd. Antwerp, April IL
IS NessInAn, Antwerp, April s.
Sc rockingham, Cardiff, April Is.
SIS Menkar, Falmouth. April 7.
rs Nlcia, Antwerp, April 10.
SIS BALTIC, La Pallice, April IL.
SIS Smaragd Port Antonio, April "a.
SIS Beetricp, Trinidad. April Il.
SIS Lake Kyttle. Caroarien. April "A.
SIS Radiant. Tampico April Is.
S. Santa Marta, Kingston. April IS.
SIS Hilton. Norfolk. April %.
Sc City OF Augusta. Norfolk. April =.
81 Delaware. Boston. April 3.
IS Federal. la Psllice, April Is.
S. Arakan, Danzig, April u.
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OTHER COUNTRIES.
Canada
AYoTTE, Walter J.. New Brunswick tws).
Italy.
BERNARD. Gaetano, Rome tw).
BoNIFlNI. Antonio. UJcoyi tw).
DCCCl. Antoine Iona CWS).
Russia Poland.
wARsZICKI, Philip. Wosck Ostowo tws).
No Addresses Given.
REGER. Edward J.. corp. twU).
CONARDE. Angelo tWl.
MEYERS. Joseph G. tWSl
CORRECTIONS.
The following cabled corrections are
issued ms an append y to the regular cas-
ualty lists at the request Of the several
press associations:
WOUNDED. DEGREE UNDETERMINED,
PREVIOUSLY REPORTED DIED OF
WOUNDS.
Priyntes.
ANDERSON, Frank. Colson. Ky.
SCHAEFER. william C, Denver. Col.
KILLED IN ACTION, PREVIOUSLY RE
PORTED DIED.
Lieutenant.
BEANIE, James D. Concord. Mass.
Privntes.
BOVINE, Myron. MorganUiIIe. N. j.
CASTANTO. Angelo, Newark, n. j.
CHArVIN. Maldred Abbevilie, La.
EYHERALT, Alexander. Pyrenees. France
FRAZIER, William orylle. Hagerstown
HUGHETrr, Robert NJ. Huntsville. Tenn.
LAFIiMM, orviile, Jewett city. Conn.
,>, ~ rn"',"s ~, y. Y.
MINNIE August, Sannicoia, Italy
PETERS. sidney H, Los Angeles, Cal.
TEDRIcK. Claude. McAlester. Okla.
DIED OF DISEASE. PREVIOUSLY RE.
PORTED DIED.
Privates.
DAVIS, Arthur, Weber Falls, Okla.
YEAGER. Roy II, indianapolis. Ind
RETURNED To DUTY. PREVIOUSLY
REPORTED DIED.
Private.
HICKMAN. Louis F. 81. Louis Mo.
KILLED IN ACTION, PREVIOUSLY RE.
Private.
MILLER. Donald A, Epplng. N d.
PORTED WOuNDED. DEGREE uS-
DETERMINED.
Corporal.
KILLED ~ ACTION, PREVIOUSLY RE-
PORTED MISSING IN ACTION.
Corporal.
MONTGOMERY. Ira ssysll. Birmingham,
Priyates.
GoLTz. Herman D.. Los Angeles, Cal.
HURT, william j.. Paris. Tenn.
KARCH, Karl. Jr.. ST. Joseph. n. d.
PRESCOTT, Harvey d. Calais. VI
DIED. PREVIOUSLY REPORTED MISS.
ING IN ACTION.
Private.
HOLLAND, Harvey L., Gladehil, Va.
WOUNDED SLIGHTLY. PREVIOUSLY
REPORTED MISSING In ACTION.
Private.
kLEPFER. oryiiie l.. peAlon. Tsx.
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WANTED-Negetable ivory button dy .
must be acquainted with general WorS
Reply 10 ". n. eox zoe sun enc-.
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RedneId See. Competition End.

American business in the future will
be more cooperative than competitive,
and this cooperation VIII solve many OF
the difficulties that present inadequate
antitrust laws fail TO solve, william c.
Redneld, Secretary Of Commsrca. de-
ciared in his address
The sun., 1919-05-01

ARRIVED FROM NEW YORK.
Sc Megantc, at Havre.
SIS rresidente Wilson. at Naples.
So Wells City, at Bristol.
IS Potomac. at Manchester.
SIS Volunteer for Falmouth. or IIEarL
81 Stcrviken, for Antwerp, of Dungenes.
rs Fredericia. for Copenhagen. OF Dunnet
Head.
IS Santa Cecilia, at Pauillac.
Ss Bertha, at PenHrth.
s. BorinQuen. at dartmouth.
Ss West Indian. at Rio.
Ship Mays, at Buenos Ayres.
The sun., 1919-05-01
Yesterdays Fires.

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':l0--229 e. 18th ST.. unknown.
:0O--37th st. and Ma olson av.
automobile; Empire Cartinl
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DANNUNzO PREPARA I'm NUEVO COLPFE En- TRIESTE
Alemania considera .la
firma del protocolo

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LOS SOCIALISTS CATOLICOS ITALIANOS
Sc OPONDRAN A LA RATIFICATION
DEL TRATADO DE PAZ
Anbos elementos tendran una gran mayoria en- la Nuevs
Camara de Diputades y trataran de aprovecharla
para llevar a cabo SUI ~proposito
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SITU4CION COMPROMETIDA

ROMA. Noviembrc 26.-Una vlo-
lenta lucha contra la ratification del
tratado de paz, que tai vez preclplte
una crisis en- Ia cual pueda verse en-
vuelta In ~cxistcncia de la monarQula,
SC prepare aqui, a juzgar por las
i~ndicacioncs que Sc tlenen.
Los diputados socialists Y cato!l-
cos en- la nueva Camara recientemcn-
te electa, combinaran u c~sfuerzos
para derrotar cl pacto. La senal para
la lucha Sc espera cue sera la pre-
s~ertacion en- la Camara, del deere
to real por cl cual Sc ratifico ell do
cumento, a fin de que sea aprobado
por el parlamento Y pase a la catego-
ria de ley. Tanto los catolicos como
los socialistas, que tan fuertes mos
traron estar en- las recientes elecclo-
res. Sc pudieron desde el principle a
L ratification del tratado Y es de supo
nerse que ahora trataran de echar
abajo el decreto del Rey que declare
la ratification, por 10 que Sc espera
con gran inquietud Y ansia. ell pro-
ximo periodic del Congreso.
Hasta ahora no hay precedente en-
la historic italiana de que I'm deere
to real haya sido rechazado por ell
Parlamento. especialmente en- la
question Te!acionada con un tratado
de paz. Ell dereeho para declarar Ia
guerra V la paz, cs prerrogatlva
constitutional de la Corona. por 10