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New-York tribune., 1919-08-10

Rs5f @y;'s R"9A5 hsf 9 %n$SsS !a
Steamers Apache, from jacksonville (and
proceeded New York;; Tyee, from Jack
SOnville.
DELAWARE BREAKwATER. DEL
Aug 9.-Passcd out: Steamers Don Br)
Philadelphia for London Gor orders)
Wa'a%Ea WI %E9i, rhadelphia s, for Norfolk Guii
Ba rbara, Philadelphia for New York; Per
sian. Philadelphia for Jacksonvile. etc
Tampico anspH FOR ihai Philadepha han valerie 'Df
GALVESTON. Texas, Aug 9-Sailed
Steamers TPpIla' Tampico; Csoncho. New
Ell Sud, New York; Raltico Ntal), Glib
raltar; motor ship Pcnnant, Ta.npico.
HALIFAX, Aug. 9.-Arrved, Sth. 10: 80
land sailed 4:55 p. IN. for New YorlO,
Signallcd, 9th: Steamer Lapand (BrD,
from Liverpool FOR New York via Halifax.
No time or distance given. Due at Halifax
JACksoNvILLD, Trr.. Aug. 9--Arrived
Steamer Mohawk. New York via Charles
=. KEY WEST, Fla. Aug. o-Arrived:
Boca Grande.
MARCUS HOOK. Penn, Aug o-passoc,
down: Steamers Hayerford CBr). Phila-
9eiphia TOR Liverpool; Japan (Nor). Phila-
d@!pha for New York; Vladimir (Russ;>,
Conway. Philadelphia for
MOBILE, Ala, Aug. 9.--Arrivcd: Steam
er 81, koncro, Fayal; schooner Hugh Dc
fayncs, Arryo. Sailed: Steamers Pasca-
soula. Grecnock; Lake Marion, Havana
Mortlahe United Kingdom; Tuscan, iIa-
vana.
MONTREAL, Aug. o.-Arrlved: Steamers
W!''aston lHr.), London: Canada CBr).
i-lEE"rbooi; Maria Stathatos (Cirlt), Greece.
stSaIHers Nrm OHhMANs' 1!d,,'Is Aug. s.--cleared
.liohd.? ;, Oinoa via Port Cortez: Lake ca
Ns9on' Havana via Cardcnas and Matanzas.
I|efpohla 11'ef "a 'DuD. Rotterdam, Msranao
..iI-
i,iidon G"ndon Via Norfolk; Tegucigalpa CIIoud. },
NeiDa, upton. Tcla; TruXillo, Yela
s,.,.,'sSs rn,N SSVJLA. LA. I'la., Aug; 9.-Arrived:
York. 'N - 'so' Ne"
,lpiilIADELPHTA. Aug o.-Arrivca.
chattae 9hieatners Manches'er shipper (Br>. Man
Amarga; Pcrsier (BelnD. Antwerp: The
,'lnbs, hunkirk viz sandy Hook: A. L..
r.. raSe, .I,,,. New York; Hull Of steamer Asuar4.
EGith H. Symington Perth Anboy
rokT ANTHl,R, Tex. Aug. 9.-Arrived:
Syaii Slsa''%rs %n., Rom9lus towing Edward Sow
bar Colon; j. Nj. panzigor. Mexican norts.
Donn '',l, 'S =, ht Fafal"a; Tamaha DEr), Beau
n'qii5' On, X. mIooI.IiGid T. o, ORD, Eeaumont
S'ea'..rs f-ennebcc. Guantanaino. Me-
ic9 leo tMeN.), Progreso; Regina (CubauD,
Nine Cuba SURNAME. Port Barrios
greso, Lake calcoon. Santiago Via cien-
lleeos and GuantanaIno) AfoNoil. TAMPA.
sam Ramon, Frontera Via Tampico; Purr-
10, Mexico and Vera Cruz; Nildfusl (Nor)
Stann Creek Via Port Barrios belize and
Livingston.
-, PORTLAND, Me. Aug a-Arrived:
steamer Seneca. Norfolk. Sailed: STEINER
Northern Wave. Norfolk
PORT TAMPA. ria. Aug 9J-Arrivea;
Steamer Miaini lIavana via Key West
=, SANDY KEY, Fla, Aug s-Passed
East; sth, Pennsylvania: passed west.
sth, kalfarli (Nor), Ell Norte: j. NJ CUE
fey With barge, 9th, Fernandinu. Kilpat-
TicN' West Arvada, Texas; G. +. Grove
SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 9.-Sailed Sth
stram,rs SantA Rita. Valparaiso; santa
sAvANNAli Aug. 9.-Arrivcd: Steam
ers city Of Augusta. Bolton: Bainstable
HaVana GLOUCESTER, Baltimore ,ana sailed
10 i9r JacksonV!lie) Sailed: Steamer CITY
TAMPA. Fla, Aug. 9.-Arrved: Steamer
Lake fartst AL New York; schooner
Thomas B. Garland, CAibarlcn
New-York tribune., 1919-08-10
Al-America Pathfinders to
Start From Mineola
Thursday; San Francisco
Goal of 4,l83-Mile Trip
Recruiting One Purpose
Location of Routes and
Landing Places for Aerial
Mail Is Also Sought

"The All-American Pathfnders," a
complete squadron of thirteen Curtiss
army biplanes, fully equipped, will
start on a transcontinental flight from
Mineola to San Francisco, Wednesday,
August IS. The planes will be under
and will fly in squadron formation
throughout. The itinerary of the fight
embraces fifteen states and covers
4,l83 miles. Stops and exhibitions will
be made at III cities.
This nationwide flight is to be
campaign of education for the people
of the country, as we'll a. a recruiting
campaign for all branches of the army
1t will show the public the actual work
ing of an air squadron operating away
from a fixed base for the first time in
the history of the country The de-
tachment will consist of twenty-t two
commissioned officers and eighty enlist
ed men, all specially chosen for their
particular technical branch of the
service.
Purposes of Flight Stated
The unit goes into the air fully pre-
pared to function and maintain itself
in every way. The main purposes of
the flight are recruiting for all branches
of the army, pathfinding and establish
ing aerial mailways, selection, location
and establishment of landing fields
along these mailways, obtaining and
recording detailed military information
for the air service, photographng and
plotting from the air the country over
which the flight is made, testing radio
telegraph and telephone apparatus
with observations as to the best loca-
tion for radio stations.
The squadron goes out equipped to
perform all these functions with the
most modern apparatus available, and
carries all it's own tentage, mess out
ut, etc. 1t is a complete military post
moving from one base to another
through the air.
The heavier equipment Of the squad
ron will proceed along the highways
with motor trucks. The motor CONVOY
consists of fourteen one-and- a-half-ton
trucks, five standard Liberty fve-ton
trucks, three staff observation cars,
four touring cars, motorcycles, engi-
neer corps searchlight chassis and
outfit
How Squadron Is Organized
The squadron has been divided into
seven sections, each performing dis
tinct function. The first is the head
quarters and advance section, which
will be the executive head for the unit.
and also arrange for all base stops
prior to it's actual arrival
The aerial routes, mapping and land
ing field section will compile and re-
cord all important aerial information.
The recruiting section will examine
and accept recruits for all branches of
the army. The flying and field opera
tions section will direct all flights The
other sections are radio, Photographic
and balloon and airships.
The radio section is equipped with
the latest type of apparatus.> Radio
telephones will be used on all the ma
chimes, and will be operated over all
important cities. Semi daily reports
OF the progress of the squadron will
New-York tribune., 1919-08-10
Gang Fcud Niciim Dies
With ; Bullets i'm BODY
Police Are Seeking Two Assail.
anis Conii''o Described Just
Before Death

Gangsters of the Es.t e.3e carried
their feud into an abandoned ccmetery
in Twelfth Street, between FIRST Ave
nue. and Avenue 4. yesterday. and
when the SMOKE Of ba.fio oeared away
Policeman FARRELL Of ,he Ff,. Stree,
station. found one man W h fre bnl-
ifts In his body. The Frt-n. Tonv
cor'ino. t~enig-eignt wears cid. II
1923 Figf v-siNth Street. BROOKLYN.
died shortly thereafter
Five empty she'll We're or he
ground near the vicfln who lived long
enough to give "A reagre ftscri ption II
the two men who at+rcsra Hi-f
New-York tribune., 1919-08-10
AMERICAN

g. BALTIMORE, Md. Aug. o.-Arrivsa
T.ra,nsrs ,ostnn lnea St Johns; Caxanbu (Brl By
Ansteldiik Dutch). .Rotterdam ~ N0rI1lk II
Blanc Nuteh). Norfolk. Sailed: Stea ns rs
Mary land tBro. London: Lake FsrIin
Ssouthampton Cleared; Steamers CaIvert
San francisco: Natal DAM, New vi
Joseph |. Cuneo tNor). Baracoa: Roreal
sad tNor) Port Lobos; Absirtea 1IIa7
16nn .a.S ..ane FoTsby. Hull; Aggersund
BOSTON. Aug. s.-Arrlved: stea-oarx
:, IAnotco' san Juan; Charles NJ Everest
Haliax y. s; Vesta, Port Arthur va NJ
1ork Merican (Br), Manchester. Eng
80 SaFE henry, Va, Aug. 9.-Passed out
t,o'n po,, SaIsiinore Steamers Brookhaven
HotterdaIn; West Ekonk Marseilles: Ials a
Charles Havana; East Wind, I.ivernooi
-Hepublic, Chilian ports: Neeolah. Pothen.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-10
OBITUARY NOTES

JOHN VALENTINE WARD. forty. mas
ter decorator We known in South Brooklyn.
Is dead at his lone. 3,S Thirteenth street.
Brooklyn.
WILLIAM HENRY BLACK. sixty-one. for
thirty-one Years connected with the whole
sale drug firm Of Iauman K Kemp. died
Thu. de- ~ hia home. 1883 West Ninth
Street. kin0s High Bridge
ELEANOR LUDWIG. forty-four. a trav-
cling instructor FOR the Buttericll Publishing
Company. died Friday after long illness ar
her home. 10 Argyle Road. flatbush
MRS LUCY HAND. seventy. widow Of
Henry l.. Hand. for many year on the edi-
nrial .taG OF THE New Yorh Herald" died
Thursday of diabetes at the residence Of her
daugnier, Mrs. j. J. McAuley, ca, Prospect
New-York tribune., 1919-08-10
Chilean Mission to Visit
L. S. Early in September


WASHINGTON, Aug. "a special
mission of the Chilean government,
headed by Don Ismael Tocernal, presi-
dent Of the Senate, and Pedro Iniouez.
representing the Chamber of Deputies,
with military and naval representa-
tives, N-ili visit this country early in
September, the State Department was
advised to-day. The party expects to
sail from Santiago on the steamer
Ayson August l3 en route to England to
return visit made to Chile by Sir
Maurice de Bunson
The mission will proceed by way of
Panama. Cuba and Key West and
thence to New York City and Wash
ington. The plans contemplate sailin,r
Tor England from New York on the
Adrlatlc about September Is.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-10
DEATHS

NOFlLFR On Au-. N.-r,,
daurA'sr Of Nr ana ~, Na.sm Noe,ls-
funeraI services a. her Isi. r.. i,rae sis
tormorf aec. sunday 3. ni. inlermeni
OegTRwFfs a. =, s,-.. -.s
t fh ST. nf'or stn.f naasl
-Hu - fre lace l.eai 1.I lava fi.tr-,f..
ard beloved tf.ttcr IF aad Harry
" N.t-r'seis. tlrtral ffIts.e
HtNNeU ~ ST. Paul Nnn IN ssr
lt''. Edward t.rnttf Iarusr, D.,
Now 1of. SON ~ fln Iata frnrt Puarr-f
RAP On rriday har g In t,- f.,h yea-
iatrie. beloved 2 - Sarrc. Narp 4
devoted mother of @t.sa .re-
essler ~ Htnrirffa fanp frateas ana
fri and m'n.tols of fre Nrhorah
lDore No J. D..orah teVIr- s.cIetg and
A. lS y sist rheod 41, requested go a.
fem -an fu.l.r.' f. r..,...
Eedarh sholcm. srirrt.n 4.s ana fs8
Sunday AUG fH at ~ ~ sn Inter.
n''rt M.ur. Hope C'neters ior- Island
RICE .iohanna motner - N-fse Rec.
Nr, FceE Ms harr and rs Cora,ar
Funeral from the residence of ,if K.re
'3' I'd i've. Suriay. at . Dr.
ROSrlitH On Thursday Aug tar~ 4
tncr Creeni. widow 80 Joseph H1s-.ter
aad mother If Joseph Brown Funeral
nD'cay. AuF !. at ~ trom a.r ate
Ie.ilercc. 3-t Doth st. Froo .sn. theues
- tho Church Of Our Laay ~ Perpetual
d
'@' ociock- Irtermen- Holy Cross Gems
SMITH Robert. Saturday. Aar... o. .n ri.
th year. beloved fathcr of Jennie smith
Holder Funeral Monday evening aayn,
ILL., at o'clock az = Reaca s.. Ai-niaro-
neck. X s. al tf- fonie of Fl. .oo-in.
law. Charles =. Holden in,crrent a.
NYfrer Nii. Ccmotrr, 'fie.fat fI.Il|nr
sF0oNER- Gertrude wife e Jack spooncr
heloYed mother ~ iI.ri,r. suddenly
ecneaday AuE- & fuac1ai SERVICE. AZ
her l1fe re i'erro 5nq N.~-r f.sd -t sun
day. Aug. ia. a. ll =. ~.
SiRiChHR Adoiph Striraer hcIo,ol nus
band of Fannie Stricken Irre Hofteh
Funeral from ms at residence. as lnon
ave. on Monday. AuT. g. az 4-.l q. m.
ii.te.f- fn A.elI.-'s t.-..r-l trr sr
and 18th =. iutcrmeni s. Haymcnds
Cemetery.
lfTfR On Az 81 1910 James a be-
loved hashana of Carrie rct funeral
services az 4te re-iiencs i.5 West
'''h Ht SUNDAY aug IN. 20 n r..
3'.ef mont AnerAm. :. Au-is omit
THOMPSON On A4~ OF her .ummer
homo. Lake KarserRona AL. Thompson.
:. .'ep.. ei iaani Ihr.lesun Burial at
Noed'a"n Cemetery Aug - l1fe st .
@ clock. Eochestef \ and Hamilton
Canada. papers please copy
WALTERS Charlotte F. beloved wife n
iit''rrt = Walter. cf Flush nV = Y.
hnrae Cay. Aug. T. 20 ST. Jerori.'s Hospital
taiafla T. Funeral .cr,ir.s sunday.
A1e l'. az 3.90 p IA Ncst Hergen y
iHs Noc.e os Mrs. H,ess. mother o.
tl.s de-rs.ei
"EissREEGTR or Friday AZ in his
}.4r i'nnrse Wei.sn ner-er. h.iosed
i"snef &C Jennie and .laran flneral
services at sam Ka'hsch lft hauel. -0s
i.'noH ave. sunday Aug la 81 o m.
VICE On AUG fse Rob-r. wess.
ne.oted husband of rsa.e,a Wee nee
haehranl. aged g. gears. f3ns-al Sun
day Aug. l' ~ y. m. from ms late
f'.1oi..". s-5 East fft IT.
WHITMAN on Aarse' 1912 r. gs-
i..tn ~ f.. isry lfn.i0 beloved ~fe
." fe-on s. n.tsf "a year oi
haf Are fr.-I tltr
NiLAlANsoN s4aa.ni .i Cornwall n
r. on AlE. 1919 trrv a q Nl
Hi.oa sci ret htr r thc ate
c.e'as an,. g. and Clara
a Gur.ey. lpaffal = ntas Alg H. at
p n' from e5 uioa 81. Nee Br4rs-
New-York tribune., 1919-08-10
FUNERAL FOR MRS. BARNES

The funeral of Mrs. Cccle Buck
Barnes, thirty three, the wife of
Charles r. Barnes. of the National
City Bank. was held yesterday after
noon in Fairchild's Funeral Chapel,
Lefferts Place, Brooklyn. Mrs. Barnes
died Wednesday in Franklin, \. H.,
after an operation for appendicitis.
Besides her husband, she is survived
by her mother Mrs. Cecilia Buck. secre-
and Sciences.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-10
Transports Due the Nest Ttuo Days
To-day

G"ALA St. Nazae July IL rs Of the Transportation Corps
- The Cadmus St Nazaire
casual ofice
casun fncers
a" @ ipta 18th Evacuation Hospital Salvage Companies L. TO- so
S 363 36f
r"n oo % S17 ST. s2Oh Repair Unit Sections and 49, c D. Bakery
en ana @ Corps Military Police I'd Section
ooms Unit Camp upton) 31G Mobile Upon ~
salvage Unit
Battalion Detached
Tomorrow
The Lake Winooki, casua
New-York tribune., 1919-08-10

kON-IIFN On 710--I.-' A-- F--v 4
tner 1reenl. widow 80 Joseph G,-.ter
aaa mother # Joseph j. Brown funeral
Ro0oay AuT at o. ~ iraa her ate
Te- .aerce. 52i .5th st.. rroo .n. -aeue,
- tho Church of Our Lady ~ Perpetual
Hem. Whore rciui.n MAR. -4 rr NJ
's' o clock lrtermene ltoly Cross Gems
tpry
New-York tribune., 1919-08-10

IL foN-0n Thursday Aug. =. 1862. Theo-
aore Linton. beloved husband Of Elizabeth
Linton and father Of Ceorgc Linton III thc
be held at his late home. rs 9l n.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-10

HI STEh At Tarrytown y. Y. Arg. {
Deborah. widow Of DR.. NATHANIEL c
Hustled, AGED 81 years Funeral services
a the res dence Of her daarhter Mrs D.
T. H-ssell Grove ST.. Sunday, Aug. TO-
at $50 o'clock
New-York tribune., 1919-08-10

rFTfR ON Az g. 1910 James A BE-.
loved hashana 81 Carrie To- r. Funeral
services az RI l4tf residence. i5 West
.'''h t.. Sunday Aus lN at p n
lnierment Ancram. :. Am-g omit
New-York tribune., 1919-08-10
DIR. GEORGE MCKAY MILLER

ASHTABULA, o., Aug. 9.-Dr.
George Mckay Miller, sixty-two, lee
turer and author. of Ruskin, Ga, died
Earlywine here. DR.. Miller stopped oT
here on his way from Chicago to Rus
kin several days ago, and was 4 guest
at Mir. Earywine's home.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-10
Boys Band to PLAY

A free concert at the Amsterdam
Theatre will be given August % by the
Moose Band, composed Of boys from
the Moose Vocational School at Moose
heart, Ill. The concert will be given
under the auspices Of the Manhattan
Lodge. Loyal Order of Moose, recently
formed by the merging of seven smaller
lodges
New-York tribune., 1919-08-10
Going On To-day
DAY

American Museum Of Natural History
Admission free.
Metropoiitan Museum OF Art Admission
free.
American Museum OF Safety Admission
free.
Geological Park. Admission Gree.
Van Cortlandt Museum, Admission free.
The AQUARIUM. Admission free
Thirty fourth anniversary of death Of Gen
erai Grant. Services lat tomb. Riverside
Drive and 123d Street, > p. m
NIGHT
Coneert, Wv York Community Chorus.
The Mall. Central Park, 80 p. n.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-10

" NlLAlAMSDN s4farri. .f Cornwall. n
on Aux 1913 trv A. p VII
fa.oa SOL -et N.r - fhc lAie
9.~s ~ p and Clara
q Pur-ey. lpaffal -i.n,iae Aag II. at
from c6 mon 81. NcN Br4Es-
vick ~ a.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-10
LOUISE AMELIA \. CLARK

Louise Amelia Andrews Clark.
daughter Of William A. Clark. former
United states Senator from Montana.
d-ed Friday at Kangeley Lases, Ne
Miss Clark was eighteen years old.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-10

lAHN isaac in hia --th year beloved
husband of Emma Faiaenstein. father o.,
Ray lle'a and Netiio Eisenberr. after a
llnseril.1 illness. on Aug. q lH1s ia
rerai Sunday. Au.s lo laIe from fAe
West l3oth ST.. al o'clac4. Kindly on,.l
New-York tribune., 1919-08-10
Davidovic- Hopes to Form
Coalition Government

4 Vienna dispatch of algus' f. quot
ing Bel srade adtices. said fhs- rev
cr' isis had arisen in the Serbian Cahi-
net. No announcement of thc cabinet.
re csignaton, however, has been re-
ceiNel.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-10

81 TRUCKER Adoiph Stricaer hcio,ca hus-
band of Fannie Stricken lnre Heifeii
nnerai from ms iafe residence. as mon
ave, on Monday Aux. g. at 9-rl a. m.
iit' g. 'o r A-elIl-'s ts.r-t 'on sr
and 18th =. iu'crmrni S. Raymouds
Cemetery
New-York tribune., 1919-08-10
BENJAMIN BvssEY uIr\vOOv

LOUISVILLE. KY Aug. 9.-Benia-
min Bussey Huntoon, cightv-three. su-
perlntendent of the Kentucky Institute
for the Education. of the Blind and
head of the American Printing House
New-York tribune., 1919-08-10
BIRTHS

IILING- Aug .. 1919. 4 son. Bernard VIII
lam. va oorn TO Or. and Mfs Iiiirg.
SALZE%-Dr. and Mrs. benjamin saizer. i
son, July ~.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-10
LONG ISLAND

BARGAIN. - GENTLEMAN'S COUNTRY
nome Long Island, % miles y. y CITY:
broom house. modern improvements doi-
hles. garage. pigeon house outbuildinss
garden. irutt trees riparian water rig hit
Great South Bay. near car line; school 4:
PROGRESSIVE town, price right: easy terms.
choice to - acres DOCTOR, 22o ts 81
12d ST. New York City
New-York tribune., 1919-08-10
REAL ESTATE
NEW JERSEY
M0NTCLAlR, N. j.

House. ten rooms. bath steam heat.
Can be used for two families Lot
100x1T6; room for two more houses:
nice shade Convenient to trains
stores, school, trolley. Price far below
bank value Bank mortgage, S4.500.0O
Apply Owner. No. 3S5 Orange Road
MONTCLAIK. New Jersey
New-York tribune., 1919-08-10
ENGAGEMENTS

iiERhAN-oLiVFR -Mr and NJ l. OIL
Cily. announce fhe engagement ~ their
daushter, Foeiensc. 70 MIR Ioals W H.r-
ran o. al West End ave. Now YORK
New-York tribune., 1919-08-10
Transracihc Mails

pasefto. he tHonneetins mails close at the General
tons New York. at p m. as follows.
- hawal. Guam ana Siberia via San
August 10 i"ii'pofe'
Netherlands East Indies Especially ad-
aressed q, s5s a, oniyl, via San Francisco, per
steamship T5isalak August 10.
hawaii via San Francisco nv s+oa ~,
ship Lurine. August II
hawaii and specially addressed mail for
sapan' 5.hI' Sorea. China Siberia siam. Cochin
chlna' Netherlands East Indies and phil
ipp1me sIl Islands, via san Franoisco, by
steainsnlp Ecuador, August Is
- 1apah Corea, China Siberia Siam
Spttn SSppGn'n China, Netherlands East Indies a no
.niIpplne ls.s nds via Vancouver and VIC
.oria' g. c.. by steamship Monteagle. Au-
An,lnI, CHINA. via Seattle, by steamship Javary
G, Hawaii, japan. corea, China. Siberia
SIlam, IndIas Cochin China ana NethorIands East s
1.u,es' ra,'s' wa San Francisco. BY steamship
ltnio Maru, August -
1oaf anu Marqussas. Cook Islands New
.ca.1hu and specially addressed mail for
hin dT''ut,a, Mnana wa san Francisco. by steam
VIA nv va8oonnsr lDands New zealand and Australia
steamship Makura, September 49, DS
New-York tribune., 1919-08-10

Forecast for Special Distrcts.--New Eng
land, fair to-day: tomorrow fair; warmer
in interior
Eastern New York Eastern Pennsylvania
New Jersey and Delaware, fair to-day to-
morrow fair and warmer
Western New York. fair to-day and to-
me rrow not much change in tempcrature
We: tern Pennsylvania, rair to-day to-
lake.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-10
Classified Advertisements
Received too late for publication i'm main
classified columns in Section 3
HELP WANTED FEMALE
a YOUNG LADY
AS STENOGRAPHER

a YOUNG LADY
AS STENOGRAPHER
We have good place open for you
II you can typewrte and can take
dictation reasonably we'll We offer
us a weak TO start with. The posi-
ton is in our executive Offices under
'he eye of high official. Promotion
and sure future will follow this
opening and with this will come the
salary
chance for an ambitious and far
sighted Young business Woman.
come 10 Employment Otce of
JGIICS KAYSER & CO.
45j DE KALB AVE, BROOKLYN.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-10

FOREIGN PORTS

81 "A AA'M n, Aqg; l+sa arsaileed' steaanre eas-
Aymerir 1liDN ,nr NNs W., i.Msaiied 1or steamer
BRoW it HEAD, Aug. Passed: steam
c' cSnil WT,,g City 'br9. NY YorS FOR Hristoi.
ii2 'Span), Ncw Orleans. etc. Tor ;5ur-
CLYDE, Aug 7.-sated: Steamer yer-
British Star cBrJ, Port Arthur for 'ysil'Hr AToSr
GlBRALTAR, Aug. 5-sailed: Steamer
Talsoria CBr) (from Genoa. etc), New
, i. Gi.LAxsGiow. Aug. o.-Arrived: Steamer
Via Bermuda. Sailed. 7th. steamer NIn,n. lyrn
bassa So, br2' New Orleans
"a " m4LL va AHg, 7--,r,Arrived Steamer Sid
INisHTTRAiHiui'iii.s iii .''''s1Gs Aue. T. Passed.
StaameFs ;,n,1 cap Vert (Brl. Eureka via
sIo,'i,i Solom i9r Glasgow; sth. Holbrook (Br),
ISLE or WIGfTT. Aug. 7-psssoa.
stornsT Iaes s6, Ant9n yan DrieI neis5. Bai1
- klNSA LIE Aug. 7.-Passed: Steamer
Devon (Br), Newport News for 1Iyer. ','erl
IIvERPooL. Aug. 7-Arrived. stoan,
ers Tuscarora ORD. Philadelphia for Man
chester; Aug. 8: Essequtbo tnrl port-
saiIed sane Mo. Mos Nmqasi a3. 'Br2; Montreal
1alFeston; Ruby Baltimore; Wostnonnf
Philadelphia. Aug. g: Astronomer CBrl'
-NtW orleans, Dorothy. New York
LIZARD. Aug PASSED.: Stoun,ors
sehwarzenfels ORD, New York for tal9
m3utm belItan Aug $; for Arachne (br), Camp
6. MANcHEsTEH Aug. =. Arrived
Steamer Manchester Mariner GBrD. Mon
treal. |' V"
MANILA. Aug s-saflcd: stear,n,
lS'nt2ns Du), san Francisco.
sbla55 MT RoNAN ua,N ,i. Aug -soMeda Steamer
WA wNAGAsANI. ,,sanSI, Aug. 9.-.siled. Steamer
PORT SAID, Aug. 5.-Saile,l Steamer
10y Sy Of Manila (from New Yorl). Eoln-
RIO JANEIRo, AUG. 7-Arrived: Bark
NY NY or Pascagoula Qtal-), Gulfport for
6, , scIl.Ly ISLANDS. Aug. 7.-passed:
Sorx sTii''sp spr Tonman Norman Morarch Ur), New
c. VALPARAISO, NaA. Aug 6 Arrived.
Qumbo. va ~
YOKOHAMA. Aug 2-sailed: steam
ers Tenyo Maru 1JapD (from Ifone-
kong kong eteo, san Francisco; Yomei MAJ Masu
tJap) trom Kobe, etc). Seattle. Aug
a.; 4; Protesilaus u3rD. Cfrom Hong Kong.
Tdconla. N"t,,''
New-York tribune., 1919-08-10

WASHINGTON. Aog 9.-Prcssurc remains
high over the lake regions and is low and
falling over the northern plains states. Dur
ing The last twenty-four hours showers and
thundcrs,orms have occur rod in portions of
Tie south Atlantic and Gulf states and the
Rocky Mountssia region. Elsewhere through
ont the country east of the Mississippi River
the weather has been fair
Temperatures remain generally below the
normal cast Of the Rocky Mountains, except
in the northern plains states.
The outlook is for generally fair weather
Sunday and Monday east Of the Mississppi
River, except showers and thunderstorrns are
probable Sunday and Monday in the south
Atlantic and cast Gulf states and on Monday
N the northern upper lake region. 1t will
uc somewhat warmer Sunday in the upper
lake region ana Monday in the lake
region. the Ohio Valley and the north At
lantic stato,.
Tre tropcal disturbance in the eastern
Caribbean Sea is moving Westward but
lhc1e are yet no Indications Of its intensity.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-10
~ AIEtIIelilAM

ROBERTS Ia losln~ rncs.rg - Lillian
t-eineuce ho5c-ts. Bed August g 1915.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-10
Famous German Scientist
Spread Darwin Theory
Through Germany and
Founded New Religion
Upheld the Missing Link
''Riddle of the Universe,'
Famed Maserialist Book,
Denied Existence of God

JENA, Germany, Aug. 9.-Professor
Ernst Heinrich Haeckel, professor of
zoology in the University of Jena and
famous throughout the world for his
research work supporting the theory of
evolution, died here to-day
New-York tribune., 1919-08-10
LOST. FOUND AND REWARDS
MISS ELSIE LANIS

MISS ELSIE JANIS
Will PAY REV. ARD. NO QUESTIONS
ASKED. FOR THE RETURN OF POCKET
BOOK TAKEN FROM ABOARD YACHT
AT CITY ISLAND DURING THE TAX
ING OF SCENES FOR SELZNlCK PICr
ukES IL PARTY WILL RETURN
MEDALS OF THE 69TH AND OTHER
REGIMENTS THEY CAN KEEP THE
OTHER VALUABIES. THESE MEDALS
ARE HIGHLY VALUED MEMENTOS OF
The WAR. FINDER WILL. RETURN
IO ELSIE JANIS. SELZNICK PICTURE
CORPORATION. S0T EAST 175TH ST
New-York tribune., 1919-08-10

highest, 7G degrees Cat p. n.y.; lowest.
oo 'at A. m.) average, 6S average same
cate last year, so; average same date for
thirty-thrcc years. 7s
New-York tribune., 1919-08-10

CdAUFFEUR. experienced: Ford one-ton
truck. Tuttle & Bailey Manufacturing
Company. SO North 10th St. Brooklyn