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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-06-07

Sotva sve zbavi nenasynych hladovych Nemcu,
hrozi nam zhoubou Grave kobylky.
Rakousko byo porovnavano s dohoflvajicim franskem
a skuteCne dnes neho name en hrstku popee
Nekeri ide 81 pravdivost prsov "Mlceti jest zato",
pripamatuji teprve tehdy, al mali oeklOu tvar.
N6kdo pta jaky jest prvni krok chce clovek dosci
rozvodu mysme prvnm krokem jest nezeniti vubec
Povsimi iste 81 muz zhusta mluvi svych pra-
vech jen zfidka zminuje O svych povinnostech?
Nekeri republican, tvrdi podporovanlm pOliky Will
sonovy vyhri vastne vlku oni, hadete nyn by rka
kdyby vllka byla prohrana..
Triley hoch Brming zna pry jen od slysen 200
oper Jen pomalu doba kyselych ourek molskych hadu
sc dosud nedostava.
Lekaf jeden pray vYzve cloveka saci jen
rochu hu cukru. w ,tomo prpade odporueme neb INA
me nekolik lid, kteri to dokazou bez cukru.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-06-07
REQUIESCAT Inv PACE1
RAkousko PODEPIsuJE PosLEDNf yuLI

Rise hde njkdv nezachazelo sunoe iak vyjadr cdcn
nemocn6Sch panovnik habsburskeho rodu, narazee ze
t6z Novy Svet pvodn6 spanelsky sa dedcnym prvem
habsburskym Jest nes podesa ksaft rozouc
velmocenskym postavenim.
Proroctvi ceskych politku 'dohorvacm frantisku",
ze ednou zstane rakousk reperka rukou ceskeho
vojina dosa brzkeho splnen Svetova re ves
rozohy nez-l Nemecko sescha nepatrnou zem
millonech obyvate, nchz bezmala celia ctrna bydli
Vdn ez veikost nadher svoj dekovaa jedine podro
benym narodum
etech blahobvu potupne zpivaa Cesch "der Wenzl
kumt Wenzl ale zustal poiednou n Czasau rozmarla
meropole mad Dunajem tpi had hledi vsrc snzeni
obycene provincn mGso kcre nedouho prevyseno bu
de omlazenou Prahou.
Kdyz nedavno bodrym" Vionakum bylo vytykano
novan vseho cesk6ho proasova zc by cn pouh spas
patrne jen same lasky Kdyz cdnao zasan pora-
Yin ceskych zemi ihned ochone priznava Vidni
zie satsce Cechu, kterych ale vobach nech6l nCeho
syse vytlouka cesk6 koy spoky zakazovai vyucovati
ba kaza azykem ceskvm, vse ochotn6 ku pfikadu
voovai Turkum.
Osud Vidne jest zpeceten jest snad vrati
nektery Hohenzolern budoucnost run Nemecka, ale
Rakousko teto nadeje nema..
Rakouske mocnastvi vastne pod tmto nazvcm riai
starou Csar Franek preduse ze vadG jcho ako
ckcho csafe napoconkch vaek ucinen bude konec p
ja ttu rakouskeho csaie H. 1904 diva roxy pozdc
1906 soz hodnost csaic ndmcck6ho uzva od tG
to DOLBY pouze tuu prveisiho
Hlavni patef rise ale nebyy zcm6 utuu, ale byy to
me ceske Uhry ktere IIabsburky udrzovaly phi moci
Pc neceych 115 etech smutneho zvota, odchaz
zuta svura svea sce tax zubozcnem stavu re nkdo
MEDIA hrozeb nepodepse mirovc podmnky, uozene
kutou dipomaickou houpost provedenou posavenm
po box vlastniho neuhavn6jsho nepritele Pruska.
Buna Widen, ktera pred valkou byla pima boovn6ho
nadsen nejev ami sebe ncpatnes rozconi "Ncpodepisc
me- rvou dnes jedin6 diplomatic novinaTi; lid pros6
mlti pfesvedcen by demonsacem en osud svu Thor
Sill Nejlepi dukaz rakusacke vlasenectv
kdy lid nepronklo.
TAX pomii sava sveta... !.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-06-07
SOKOLsKA
HLfDKA.
(Poradatel Tom. VonaSek, 1647
So. St. Louis Ave-, ChicagoD
VYZNAM SOkOLSTVA PRO
HYCIENU.

ke krasnemu helenskemu naZo-
ru zivote a die toho spatruje
ieho zaklad V sile a krase te-
lesne. Vzmahajici Sc snaha, ma
lett podminky predevsim te-
lesneho blaha, ma dvoil nkol.
Blizsi - soucasny a ten je W.
81 vzdaleny, budouci - a
ten je vyssi. Prvnim jest vysvo
bozeni jedince Cd bolesti, utr-
peni nebezpeci chorob, dru-
hym pax jest znemozneni a po
tlaceni chorob vubec. TenUo u
kol prijala zdravoveda a proto
urcuje, jake jsou potreby sko
dliviny zivota a vyhledava pro
stredky, iez chranl organisms
pred vselikymi skodami pod
poruji prirozeny a svobodny
rozvoj vsech jeho sill.
Nynejsi stav lidske spolecno
sti nasledkem mnohych zmen
kulturnich, politickych, social
Mich hospodarskych, Jest
pin nebezpeci pro zdravl a sllu
dnesniho budouclho pokoleni.
Zdravoveda prozatim chrani
dnesni generace, avsak spasa
pristich pokoleni zada vedle
obrany primo vyboje, 70 Jest
posilovani organismu lidskeho
prot chorobe a slabosti. A ten
to vyboj dusledne predpokla-
da sirSi zakladnu zdravovedy,
tn jiz neni jejim predmetem
studium jen telesnGho, nybrz i
mravniho dusevniho staNu lid
stva a tax prekracuje zdravo.
veda meze nauky lekarske a
vstupuje ma pole mravouky, z
niz cerpa duvody pro opravne-
most mnohych svych pozadav-
k. Sokolstvo die toho hned Cd
'poca ,ku pochopilo smysl, ukoi
, a potrebu zivota. Neodlucuje
,t6la cd duse, naopak - ceni
je stejne, v6iic, re silny duch
ciste srdce a zdrave telo jsou
podminkami zivota krasneho
dobreho st'astneho.
Cenu a vyznam pracc soko
ske pro hygienu NIUE odvodit
jen z nejsirsiho pojmu hygie
ny. (Bylo mi souzeno, re PRIV
nj, pokud vim, uvazuji cen(
a vyznamu Sokolstva pro hygie
nu, dosud bylo tomu vzdy obr$
Gene, odtud pochazi mnoho ne
dostatku a snad i omylu loho
to clanecku.)
Nejvetsin nepritalem zdravt
v6dy, nimz t6zce zapasila ;
pohrichu jeste dnes zapasi, j
nevedomost a povera. A k nej
nesmyslnejsim predsudkum
pficlclm Sc same podstate zdr;
vovedy, patti domnenka, ze |,
lesne blaho jest ma ukor pravt
mu stesti lidskemu, jez pr,
mas tim spise, ovsem re al te
prve po smrti, ocekava, elm V
ce protivenstvi zazili jsme n:
zemi. Vyvratiti tuto zasadu, w
znavanou cele veky hlasapol
dodnes, k tomu bylo by tfeb;
nesmlrnc namahy a vytrvalost
ncumdtevajici.
Lc sc to u mas Z valne cast
zdarilo. to jistG Znacne zaslu
by ma SokOl. JeStG roku 1862
rok zalozeni Sokola - snen
kralovstvi ceskeho uklada zen
skemu vyboru, ably wal v Il
vahu otazku zruseni zemskycl
ustavu telocvicnych, jezto n;
snemu ozvaly Sc hlasy, jez te
locvik "nekrest 'anskym nezpl,
sobem' nazyvaly! ,
\ (Rylo to velmi odvazno
kdyz DIR. Miroslav Tyrs prim,
genialne ma podklade theori
vyvojove stavel V leIech seda
satych budoucnost naroda
dial mu We sve soustave obran
ny prostredek pro boj o zivot.
Nelze ami zjistiti vsechnu t.
praci vsechny obeti, jez v s.
kole venovany tomu, ably d.
nniSil,S1ch h yrcfoy 1;JOvU.h ,oro
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-06-07
- " Z r /"

ske silly, zejmena v jednotach
sokolskych theoreticky i prakti
cky Sc vzdelaly.
V jednotach uGi sc cistote t6
la, odevu i vzduchu tim, re WI
bizi Sc k castym koupelim a
sprcham, jez mnohych telo-
cvicnach jsou bezplatne PHI /
stupny, nepripousteji Sc do cvi
ceni neunyti a necisti clenove,
v odevu zaprasenem neb una
zanem, nedovoluje, ably Sc VI
mistnostech cistych, jasnych a
vzdusnych kourilo, prasilo a
plivalo. Cvicici otuzuji Sc, ably /
snaseli teplotu nizkeho i vy1o-
keho stupne, budi Sc Mich Ia
ska k prirode touha po sve-
zim jejim vzduchu vylety,
pochody, cvicenlm ma letnlch
cvicisJich, pestovanim plavby,
brusleni lyzareni, sankovani. !
Prednaskami, cetbou a hlavne
|prikladem potlacuj1 Sc vystred
nosti a naruzivosti vseho dru-
hu, at jiz poz1vanl lihovycha
napoju, at predcasnem nebo
nepripustnem ukajeni pudu po'
hlavniho a tim uchovava sc ci-
stota duse srdce.
To vse prisplva k tomu, lie
mnohy Glen. jehoz cele okoll je
Iplno Zasad zdravotnlch aspon
Nv telocvicne ocita Sc v prosJre-
dl nalezitem a ze to, cemu &c
tam uci, prenasi do ostatniho
zivota a stava sc tax nejen u
vedomnelym hlasatelem nauk
zdravovednych, nybrz prikla
dem cistoty, poradku a Glove
! ka milovneho sluSnosti.
! AvSak nejvetSl a. nejduleai-
tejsl zisk a uzitek zdravotnil
plyne v Sokole re soustavneho
cyicenl tela, nebot' jim vyho-
|vuje Sc dv6ma nezbytnym po-
. tfebam zivota = pohybu a XII
du. Prvnimu primo, druhemu
: neprimo tim, ze zdrava unava
: vede k pevnemu, posilujicimu
spanku.
, Promyslena a t6ner do nei-
v6tsich pcdrobnosti propraco-
vana soustava t6locvicna - ia
, kou Jest soustava sokolska -
vede k rozvoji organu nutnVch
k zivotu, zejmena ustroju dy-
chacich, obehu krevniho, vyme
ny latek q konecne i nervove
soustavy, jez jak obvodnych
!; castech, tax ustredlch te:ocvi
KEN sill mohutni, tax stava
Sc telo otuzilym a vzdornym
< proti slabosti chorobe. Nedo
ceneny a dosud nepochopeny
: |vysledek prace sokolske zalezl
Iv tom, re jedinec, ktery podro-
buje Sc, vychove sokolske jest
jako silny, zdravy a spokoje.
ny clovek spolecnosti lidske III
, rukou, ze potomstvo .eho vSech
ny tyto vlastnosti 81 prineJe ma
|svet. A jen tax odvrati Sc od
lidstva jiz vystupujici nebezpo
ci, kt,ere We zpusobu vysllenl,
: Ichorobnosti a zvrhlo5ti hrozi
( mu V budoucnosLi jen SkOdami
:, a nesmirnym utrpenlm. Napsal-
Ii p. l.. Nadeau "Journa,u" O
:; vi. sletu: "Nepochybn6 evrop-
ska rassa aspon We svych nej-
zdravejsich ca1tech jest IA
:, ceste k mravijmu a fysickemu
pferodu, jest to move lidstvo
:: ktere sc tvori, omlazenc, obro
zene" - pax ackoli jiste ne
zna dopodrobna i imravni a dv
! sevni vyspelosti soko}ske, pre-.
: ce len pronesl pravdive a spra-
: vedlive svedectvi o Gene soko
Il ske vychovy, a napsal to, co by
u vsichni opravdovi pratele O.
= svety pokroku nell nejen cl
L titi a chapati, ale proc by mel
q S nami pracovati!
Vse, co Sokolstvo pro zdra'
: vovedu vykonalo a kona, lzt
vyjadriti strucne takt0:
The Cordova daily times., 1919-11-26
AGITATION TO CHANGE DATE OF THANKSGIVING
 TO ARMISTICE DAY

SALT LAKE CITY, Nov. 26 (by As sociated Press).-A resolution urging the national day of thanksgiving be changed from the last Thursday in November to November II, Armistice day,'was adopted recently by the Utah Manufacturers Association.
 The association in it's resolution said it believed that no greater occasion has arisen since the signing of the Declaration of Independence for the giving of thanks, nor that there could be a greater reason for the giving of thanks than the signing of the dec laration of the peace of the world"
 Other state industrial organizations have been asked by the association to approve their action.
The Cordova daily times., 1919-11-26
PROFESSIONAL HOCKEY
 PLAYERS ARE BARRED

VANCOUVER, B. C., Nov. 26 (by Associated Press). Several puck chasers who last year played on Pa cific Hockey Association teams this year will appear in the Canadian prai- rie teams of the Saskatchewan Anna teur Hockey League. Mickey Mckay and Barney Stanley, Vancou- yer. and Stan" Marples, Victoria, have already announced that they will not play on the coast Protest has been filed against the reinstatement of the professionals by the amateur union
The Cordova daily times., 1919-11-26
STATE OF OKLAHOMA MAKES MONEY IN OIL

OKLAHOMA CITY, Nov. 26 (by As sociated Press) The state of Okla homa made more money in oil during the last fiscal year than any two oil companies in the state, according to A. S. J. Shaw, secretary to the con- missioners of the state land office.
 Shaw recently compiled figures to show that from rentals, royalties and bonuses on oil from state school lands Oklahoma received a total of $1,713,- 416.95 during the fiscal year just past. No two oil companies in the state can show like results, MT. Shaw asserts.
The Cordova daily times., 1919-11-26

The common council of the town of Cordova, Alaska, will meet as board of equalization on Monday night, Dec. 1, 1919, at the hour of D. m., and continue in session until the hour Of 9 D. m of said day, and will continue in session until the Monday next fol- lowing between the hours of and 5 D. m. of each day, during which time any and all persons having any ob- iections or corrections to offer as 70 the amount or manner of assessment are notified to be present.
 (Signed) K. G. ROBINSON,
 Town Clerk.
 Dated this 18th day of November 1919. u
The Cordova daily times., 1919-11-26

Fresh Ever-Ready Flashlight Bat teries, all sizes. Blum-O'Neill Co. 3-tf
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-08-08

north feet; thence east III feet
street; thence north $50 feet to the
north line of Nineteenth avenue, in
Pardon Brothers addition; thence
west III feet; thence north 635
feet to the south line of Eighteenth
avenue; thence east 1897 feet to
the east line of section one ~,
township seventeen 90 north,
range two (2) west of the fourth
P. M; thence south to point 100
feet south OF the northwest corner
Of the southwest quarter % of
section six (6), township seven
teen (17) north, range one % west
of the fourth P. M; thence east
176 feet; thence north so feet ;
thence east 100 feet to the west
line of Thirty-ninth street; thence
south 298 feet; thence east 1856
feet; thence north 25S feet; thence
east 1908 feet; thence south $40
feet to the south line OF Hedgeside
addition; thence east to a point
9sS3 feet west of the one-Quarter
OK section line in said section
six (6l: thence south $50 feet to
the south line of Garden Second
addition; thence east S91-8 feet to
the place of beginning. being stu
ated in South Rock Island town
ship, county of Rock Island, and
state of Illinois.
Second: Shall bonds or obliga-
lions for the purpose of providing
funds to pay the cost of the con-
struction of storm drains, in the
city of Rock Island, ILL.,, in the sum
of SIS, 1000, be issued by the coun-
Gil of the city OF Rock Island, III?
The precinct polling places for
this election will be as follows:
First precinct - Yoh's barber
shop, Alb Fourth avenue
Second precinct - Christian
church. Thirteenth avenue and
Sixth street.
Third precinct = 900 Third ave-
nue..
Fourth precinct-City barn, 919
Sixth avenue
Fifth precinct - Garage, 1112
Eighth avenue
Sixth precinct - Evangelical
church, 1920 Twelfth street.
Seventh precinct-Miller' store,
1900 Twelfth street
Eighth precinct-Court house.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-08-08

Ninth precinct = Church, Four
teenth street and Sixth avenue.
Tenth precinct-Kramer's store,
SI9 Fourteenth-and street.
Eleventh precinct - UlIemeyer'S
drug store, 1901 Fifteenth street
Twelfth precinct-Sala building,
331 Nineteenth street.
Thirteenth precinct - Episcopal
church, Nineteenth street and Sixth
avenue.
Fourteenth precinct - Cassilly's
store, 2016 Ninth avenue.
Fifteenth precinct-Hose house,
527 Twenty-second street
Sixteenth precinct - Schmid's
grocery, S21 Twentieth street.
Seventeenth precinct-Rear 2529
Fifth-and-a-half avenue.
Eighteenth precincI-Schneid
drug store, 2700 Seventh avenue.
Nineteenth precinct-Hastings &
Pewe's store, 1878 Twenty-sixth
street.
Twentieth precinct - 2735 Sew
enth avenue.
Twenty-frst precinct-e31 Thir-
ty-eighth street.
Twenty-second precinct = Fire
station, 1417 Thtrtieth street
Twenty-third precinct = 1910
Thirty eighth street.
TWenty-fourth precinct - Peter
sons carpenter shop, Forty-fifth
street, between Fifth and Sixth
avenues.
Twenty-fif precinct - Longfel-
low school, Forty-first street and
Seventh avenue.
Twenty-sixth precinct = 1900
Fourteenth avenue.
Twenty-seventh precinct = Gle
land Presbyterian church, Twenty
first avenue, between Eleventh anil
Twelfth streets.
Twenty-eighth precinct - No. 6
fire station, Forty-second avenue
and Twelfth street.
Twenty ninth precinct = 1900
Eighteenth avenue, Paridon's
store.
Which election will be open at
seven ca o'clock il the morning,
and continue open until five (5)
O'Clock of that day. 4
Dated at Rock Island. ILL.,, this
18th day-of July. A. D. 1919. /
NJ. T. RUDGREN,
City Clerk.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-08-08

the executive in his message to
overhaul the cost of living there
will ensue an era of passing the
buck" from Democrats to Repub-
licans and back again which may
not end till that bothersome cleo
ton of 1920 is completely out of
the way.
New-York tribune., 1919-01-16
Columbus Storage Warehouse, Inc.
6:-0I WEST bath STREFr

New York January 9th, 1919.
TO Mrs. Harry Hope, Percy Harris. Will
lam Grayson, Mrs. Alice Lovett. Mrs. Jor-
don, Joseph Hughes, Wellington Munroe,
Mrs Jackson. Watson /. Challenor
Frank semon. Miss Babist, j. l.. Jones,
W. Campbell, Eta Lewis, Edward
brown, Simeon Meadows. Derury Weiss
Laura Chinn, William Smith. Amy Smith.
T. Perry, Frank johnson. Mrs Emma
Crawley, James Mum. Lizzie Jackson. +.
T. Harrington or II. J. Carrington You
and each OF you are hereby notifcd that
the time for the payment of our lien upon
the property hereinafter described having
expired, after due notice thereof had been
given you. we VIII cause such property. to
wit. household goods. personal effects.
merchnntlse. carpets, etc. stored bv voi,
or In your name in the Columbus storage
warehouse. 70 be sold Mt public auction.
according to the statute In such case made
and provided. a. o2-6i Vest ls4th ST., New
YORK city. on TUESDAY. JANUARY 18th
1913. ut 1880 a. NJ, and IL the sale thereof
Is NOT completed on said date the same
VIII be continued at the same place ON
each and every Tuesday thereafter, begin
n,ing , at 80 A. NJ. each day. and CON
tlnuing until all the goods are sold
COLUMBUS STORAGE WAREHOUSE.
New-York tribune., 1919-01-16
STORAGE NOTICES
Globe Storage & Carpet Cleaning Co.

302, 3o4, sos 307 Iast iist Street
=. 10 Peter + Baker. Mrs J. Brown, Mrs
Geo Burtis, Miss Marie Borsun Mrs Abbey
Barry Mrs. John Byrnes. Nj. OTTO Beinach
Mrs. Margaret ConneN, e. O.. Cunningham.
Mrs. D Cass, Mrs. i. Grunde Mrs. Mary
Sfoits, Ms. Cassidy. Mrs Margaret Connoi-
~, Dr.. Geo b. Chapman. Mrs Walker Curry.
Mrs. NJ. 4. Colgan Mrs. Amanda Downs,
Mrs Mary Dunn, Miss A. Detiman. Miss
Martha Evans. Stephan Fitzgerald. Mrs ?.
Firth, MI Manuel buente. Mr r. Fagan.
Miss X. Gere Miss Minnie Grogan. Mrs.
Goldenkranz Mrs. r. Gouget. Mr.. Cnas Hall.
Mrs. g Harrison. Jos. L. Hartnett Albert c.
Holmes. Laura Henry Miss VI l.. H0ch-
strasser, Flora Hernich, Mrs NJ Henr.
Miss Ellen Hoffman, Mr.. H. lmhoG. Mrs J.
nedy, Mrs. Clara Kahl. Miss A. hrupla WIN
Luhman. Mrs. Ellen Y. Lawicr. Mrs. T. c.
ldsg Miss Alice de Lcddy. Mrs. G. La Royer,
Robt. ID. Lampson Mrs. Ceia Leary. Tim
othy Mctirath. Mrs. " MAY Mrs reredja
Marajcvic. Michael +. Manning Mrs L. Mar
tinet, Miss N. T. Martin. NJ. ). Murphy Mr.
Martin, Mr. ;. Mahon. Patrick Mahoney,
Middlebrook. $ j.. s.. Muilaiy Mrs r.
Mooney. Mr. Samuel Maiilen Mrs NJ Nelson.
Miss Edna Norton. Mrs lena orr Agnes
O'Dougherly. J J. OShea, Miss n OConnor.
Pag Co, Mrs. Geo. Pirmer. Mrs. J. Parshal.
Richard Retter. =. j. Reed Florence J. Rob
inson, Walter =. Smith, M T. sScheci
Mrs. Mary Selgesirom. Mrs n Scnafer
Mrs. L. Slattery, Mr.. lgnars Summer Mrs
son, Mrs Thompson. Mary Trainer. Mrs
l. Van Horne. Mrs. 5 Vaughan. Mrs.
Annie Wilson. EricS J. Walienberg. Mrs.
Minnie Winkler, Mrs. =. T.. Wattes. Mr..
G. Wilson. Mr.. T. White. B Dougherty.
Mrs. NJ. Walsh. Mrs II. Norton. Mr. or
Mrs. John Coor. Miss G.. Olsen. Mrs. ".
Shea, J. B. Walsh Mrs. ". Young. Mrs
Anna Ziegler, Mrs Stern. MS. Philip
Roth. Mrs. j.. Brennan. NJ j. Grady. NJ
Mcdonald. Mr.. Jacobs. ". L. Sargaent
Mrs Taylor, Jafce Bros. Mrs Sheehsn
Mrs Cooney. Mrs. Kelly. Mrs. James, Mr
Katz. Mr.. Jacobs. Air. Qu.rk. Mr. Cohen:
You and each of yo1 are hereby notified
that the time for the payment of our lien
upon the property hereinafter descr bed
having expired. u wiz household goods
personal effects. carpets. etc. stored BY
you. or in your name. 10 the Globe storage
d Carpet Cleaning Compauy's Warehouses
to be sold at public auction. according 10
tho statute in such case made and pro-
vided at Nos. 3o1 and 397 East sls,
Street, NEW YORK CITY THU RSDA.
JANUARY %. 1919, At f0:3o 4. NJ. and
II the sale thereof is not completed on BAD
date tho same VIII be continued AZ tbe
same place on THURSDAY. JANUARY 90
1919, BEGINNlNG At 10:so A. NJ. ard
continuing every day thereafter until TIE
Globe Storage a. Carpet Cleaning Compans
sale is completed
New-York tribune., 1919-01-16
MURPHY'S WEST SIDE EXPRESS,

Columbus Avenue, Near 5sth street
New York. January 9th. 1919.
TO Mr.. or Mrs. Adler, MIR or Mrs Artsui
MI or Mrs. AmDranth, :. n. Iess Ar +"
Mrs BraNton, 4. Blanc Mr or Mrs. l5e'
ing, Mr or Mrs. Broderick. Mr. or NJ ..
Bates, AIR. or Mrs Boyd. Mary carroll ~.
or Mrs. Coleman Mr.. or Mrs. clark. III. e'
MIS- Donohne Mr. or Mrs. r!mmek, -, -
DAVIS. Mr. ar Mrs pienst. Mr or NJ NJ
Duckes. Mr.. or Mrs. pymiing. MIR. or sl NJ
Dlckey. Mr.. or Mrs Fowler. Mr.. or ~ ~.
Feise Mr.. or Mrs Fitzpatrick. Mt or Mls
Gaines. Della Gallagher. Mr. or Mrs 1l.'es, !,
Mr. or Mrs HenGen. G. Hacsetf, Mr
Mrs. Holmes. MIR. or Mrs Horan. MI. ~ y
MIS- Horn, Mr.. or Mrs. Hickey. Nr. or ss,s n,s
jackson. Mr.. or Mrs. Johnson. Mr.. or ss,s N,s
hroeger, A. kearns. Mr.. or Mrs Kelly, ~,
or Mrs hnoline Charles Lennine Mf- A. -
Mrs Lowery. Mr. or Mrs Mccarthy. In ~.
or Mrs. Mccartney Mr. or Mrs MeCanrS
Mir or Mrs. Mckcnna. Mary McGcetacAs
MI or Mrs. Marshall, Mr. or Mrs. Nes.s
Ar. or Mrs Mctzger. Mr or Mrs Ai'eAr.,s, =,
Martin, Mr.. or Mrs Martinez. Nj. or ~ ".
Moran. Mr.. or Mrs. NorburS. Mr.. or ~ W,
. Hara. Air. or AIRS. OConner. Mr.. or e,- s,-
Quifk' h. Reilly. Mr. or Mrs. REYNOLDS ~.
Smith. MIR. or Mrs. Sweeney. Mr. or w W.
S'nsleton, Mr. or Mrs. Stewart. Mr. or az air
Snow, ", Mr. or Mrs rorian. ed. lyman. sss ss
or Mrs. Turner Mr. or Mrs Nan-ce-tsss
MT or Mrs. Waddy. Mr.. or Mrs. Ward s'
All or Mrs. Washing ton: You and eac| -
You arc hereby notified that the TIME ~ =,
''N t'H' .R'HN 'A our 4lSn upon tit y. s.sf
hereinafter described having expired. a., -,
cue oeS, notice thereof had been given you
WI CAUSE such property. TO Wit, housenssss
ana personal effects. merchandise. trunrsr ~
nass barrels. boxes. etc. stored ~ IN
Warehouse 10y You or IN your name lo' ss
Which you may have an interese, ~ ,e
sold at public auction according 10 -,
statute IN such case made and provideass
'onnoiiys > Express and Van co, Warenv'sss
~ sil west o1th ST. New York Cry A
Monday. January 97th. 7sia. AT 10 50 a. ~
@nd II the sale thereof is not compietep u
said date the same Will be continued sss (
thereafter beginning at 10 80 IA. m. on ss,s ~
scld.
MuRPHY,s WEST SIDE EXPRESS
New-York tribune., 1919-01-16
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lANCIA So S..a9bastino jersey City. N. !.
~ l-Atbo 80. " l;H' Meyer 1873 Brown Place
>, MAIETqzAH. Abrau,. % East 10Th Street
g.. NlTcHELl Elward J., corp. 2s Dooley
StTsst ,,,,I =, Sheepsaead Ray Brooklyn
s+,.art ~ l~RM I'm AN henry H. corp. i Oakland
N., sMITi III Lyman. 2aa East Ninth Street
Ns,l sTkRM, m, ~, 4seoa .sl East Second Street
N.Y. WAtc1nrEL. GU, Joseph. 1914 First Avenue
E55In,U1NInh,J. 55I, [IG;I4l. Henry J.. Elizabeth, N. j.
BROWN. james T.. Yonkers, N. y.
IALMUS; Robert f., Bayonne, n. J.
W NlNG. IS John 5l5 West Fiftieth Street, New
p Ku,NoFsHY, Isidor. 42s Hnsdale Street.
~, ,pAUsELlus, William. 1854 Grant Ave
vo.l. IluCIILA. N;L Gennaro, $40 18th Street. New
,ae,l hoBB, Alexander p. corp. 5a7 Franklin
vosiA Barry. James, 5S4 E. 1s6th Street, New
DRIsCoLL. Dennis F., 107 Greenpoint
Avenue, Brooklyn 0'''
GorOLOWsKI, Vincent. Newark. N. J.
II nU,,N n John F.. Maspeth, L. I.
NENNEDY, William j.. Hoboken, N. J.
MADDOX, Alfred j., 673 Evergreen Ave
nue., Brooklyn
G. MocARRICK. Thomas M. 95 North Henry
CAKES, William. Jersey City, N. J.
pUINOS, Peter, Jersey City, N j.
hIBAk, Felix, Il Grand Street. Brooklyn
SMITH Jacob j., Elizabeth N. j.
:, SILVA, Joseph F., $50 Grand Avenue.
p SIMPSON, George r., 9O7 Myrtle Avenue,
D TR,ABoLD, George, 26s suylam Street,
Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1919-01-16
MARRIAGES

HEIN-SMITH- and Mrs Milton NJ.
Smith, of 6o5 West 111th st. New York
City, announce the marriage of their
daughter Elsie to Herbert NJ. Helm. on
January IA. 1919. =
VIBBERT- BLAKE-On Wednesday. jan
uary Is, at 745 Madison av., by the Rev.
w. D. Martin. Katarira s. Blake. daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Frederick E. Suse. to
Aubrey D. Vibbert. son of the late Rev.
DR.. William II. Vibbert
WILLIAMS-HA -HADDOCK-In Paris. France.
Saturday. January II, 1919. Miss Jean
Mrs. Arthur H. HaddoclS of New York
City, to Captain Richard Morris Williams,
I'd. U. S. A., of Mrs C Duane Will
Jams and the late M c. Duane Williams. of
Philadelphia.
New-York tribune., 1919-01-16
BIRTHS

DE PAssE-Dr and Mrs. Alfred B. De
Passe (nee Jeanne jack, of 40 Claremont
av.. announce the birth of a daughter,
Edith Natalie, on Sunday, January l..
FINKELSTErN-Mr and Mrs Nathan B.
Finkestein of 1453 Carnell St. Brooklyn.
announce the birth of a son, Sunday, JAN
uary y, 1919.
kUBIE-Mr. and Mrs. David s. Kubie. 30o
Central Park West. announce the birth of
son. January Il.
MENDELSON-'ro Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Mendeson. New Rochelle. a daughter.
Ruth, January -