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Flowers for Slain
Hero Laid ON His
Ancestors Grave
Moulners at Rllinelander
Funeral Extend Tribute
i'll Trinity Churchyard to
Founder of the Family

Easter lilies and the laurel that sym
bolizes bravery lay last night in Trim
,tv Churchyard on the grave of Bar
nard Rhinelanoer, who died on Feb
,uarv %. t77s. They were tributes
from the TRENDS Of T. j. Oakley Rhine
harder, 3D. who died on the 10th of
last moAth. But his is q soldiers
crave in France, so the wreaths from
the memorial service held yesterday
noon in Trinity Church were placed on
the grave of the founder of the Rhine
lander family.
Two fellow soldiers who served with
Private Ehinelander in his last battle
were present at the service-Corporal
Frank Waters, his squad commander,
and French private, carrying the TIL
color oil France
Private RhinelanGer was wounded
last September in the battle for lie
Catelet. but fingered between life and
death for many weeks in the British
base hospital at Rouen. His first
wound was slight, but while awaiting
removal to the dressing station two
shrapnel shells burst in the midst of
& he party and he suffered additional
wounds III the chest.
the Rev. William T. Manning, rector of
Trinity Church, and the Rev. William
f. McChord, an army chaplain. The
address was delivered by Bishop Philip
Rhinclander, of Philadelphia, a relative
of the young soldier.
The flags Of France, England and
America were carried in the choir pro-
cession by sailors of the three coun-
tries and after the service the HYMNS
Of all the Allies were played on the
organ.
Bugler Kimball of the It'll Regiment.
New York National Guard, sounded
taps. Colonel Grail and X Company. of
the new ~ Regiment, attended the
service. Colonel George William Bur
leigh, Of the 9th Coast Artillery, also
was present, and Rear Admiral Gleaves
was represented by several officers.
Soldiers and sailors of many countries
were in the congregation.
Private Rhinelander joined the old
eth Regiment. now the 107th, when he
WIS seventeen years old and served
with it on the Mexican border. He
was At Harvard when the United States
declared war on Germany
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Police Orders

A,,o;rtmo,,s 49, pr.,:,; ,.,
80 I,,,,o', i"''o''ncn
Training School h;l;n Kel,v .h;o,s NJ.
sl13. Charlcs Il Rel;nas s99r, S' ats'. NO.
Solomon 5127 Richard r. Madt.cford S92s
N ~, ); siara. 5000 Michael De Luca,
S-lo Michael j. A. Mullany, 10041.
Transfers 1901 NJ ,.
,,.,,, s,,o.;a, ,,,a,. ,,a''.N,, ' January
rom SPECIAL war payroll to precincts in
dicated' indefinite leaves of absence revoked
ratrolmeh Johh .. Muliigan 18th; Henry V.
McN adm, 93d a. m, January 6, James
Temporary Assignments
Patrolmen John J. keanc. 18th ia Div of
Transportation, 10 days a. M. January .
Edward Wash. 10qth, to HeadoInrteys Div.
IL days. s a. M, january 4: Michael Stein,
metz 10th assigned as actino attcndant 9
rinc Div, to Traffic Div. clerical dntv 3
q. NJ. January .. during absence Of natroI .
man on sick report; from precincts Indicated
to I'd ]. D., duty raded premises, II days,
o. d. ~ o"n n5 J. anton Lltzenberger.
.',u' marry neiVh, nrioge; from precincts
iflalcated 10 ON l. D'' duty IN raided prem
1Ses - oaSs' a, M, January 4, Thomas p.
wv ue' ~ na9,hono Ames 49, from
precincts Indicated to automobile repair
Smop' - Gays, a. M. January a, William
WalsH' - EeorRe WIlmarth, 43d; Thomas
WARD e''h' 1ehlE D. Grlppen, 8Sth.
leaves VI ApSence without Pay
Fatrolmen Walter j. Wolff. 32d dav. 4
y. m. Jan. Joseph " McGovern 4o1 .
days, II :01 a. m. Jan. 8 George c. Moench.
18th, days, II :01 a. M Jan. 3: Edwin w
Hearn, 4Sth' day, 12:ol a. m. Jan. 2.
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County Court, that he had committed
twenty-five burglaries and robberies,
which had cost him seven years in all
in various reform and penal institu-
tions and had Melted him about $500 in
cash 1t was his custom to leave his
card in places he robbed The card was
Inscribed with his nickname, yellow
Spot
"Why did you commit these crimes ?"
asked Judge Humphrey.
Il don't know" replied Lcystor.
Something seemed to go wrong in my
head"
lie was sent to Elmira Reformatory.
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MARRIAGES

BRUSH SMITH Wednesday. January
at Christ Church, Greenwich. Conn. by
the Rev. Arthur H. judge. u. D., assisted
by the Rev. NJ. George Thompson. Marjorie
Gilbert, daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred
Gilbert Smith. to Lieutenant Graham
Marvel Brush, United States Naval Reserve
Flying Corps
MsrRoNG- Tuesday. De-
cemher 81. 1918, at the Church of ST.
Roch. Paris. France, by the Rev. William
A. Hemmick. Helen MacGregor daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. James Byrne and TT.
Hamilton Fish Armstrong, L. S. A.
p-YEREANCE-Jan >. 1919.
at South Orange. n. j.. Anita Louise
Nereance, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. w. h.
Nereance to Kenneth Washington Grid
wood of Mr.. and Mrs. James Grid
wood OF Clonaver. West Orange n. i.
RoSs-SINDEl On Monday, December 30.
at Washington, d. G., Anna T. Sindey, of
brooklyn, 10 Jacob NJ Ross, of New York
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Lukens, 81 Havoriotd. Tenn.
MARsTON-On Thursday January .. sud
denly. at Cocoa. Fla. Clara Isett, wife OF
the late William II. Marston and mother of
William Lorn and Leslie c. Marston. Flu
neral private. Intcrment at Woodlawn.
NJ G1NLEi On january >. Robert 7 Nc
Ginley; beloved son of Robert j. and Mary
Mckinley tnec Irvingl. Funeral from his
late residence. 3f5 West S5th St. Monday
at 10 a. M; thence to St. Michaels Church.
Interment Calvary.
PHAYRE-on January 8, John r.. after a
lingering illness Funeral service at his
late home, l05 West l2lst ST. on Sunday
afternoon at o'clock.
PoETHE-Paula, January 3. Services
THE FUNERAL CHURCH. Broadway.
Goth at Drank L. CampbclD. Sundav'
> 80 p. m.
POTTER-Su Suddenly, at Pittsburgh, Penn. on
January 2, 1919. Winfield Scott Potter. hue
band of Mary 5. Butler and son Of the late
Mark l.. and Mary l.. Potter. of BROOKLYN.
n. Y Funeral services will he held at the
residence of his slater. Mrs Wendell +.
Bush, West oith at, New York CITY. ON
Sunday. January 5, at 40 r. m,
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED
MALE

JAPANESE COOK BUTLER.-Long experience; mas
coed references: neat. willing Japanese Employ
ment Agency % West 42d st Tel. 303o Vanderbilt.
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DEATHS


RICE lieutenant Commander Emery Rice.
y = Naval Reserve Force of pneumonia.
January 4. at Brooklyn Naval Hospital.
Notice of services later. Bostoa, san Fran
cisco and Tacoma papers please copy.
ROBERTSON-Ad Adele Henrioues Robertson.
aged 81, beloved wife of A. c Robertson
and daughter of Susie Montgomery Hen
riques, January 4, 1919 Funeral service
Ieesday, D. NJ, at residence. River Road
Cos Cob. Conn. Baltimore and Washington
papers please copy.
SCoTT-On January l. John Walter. be-
loved husband OF Minnie Peyton Scott and
aather Of Charles r. Walter 5. Martha
Scott and Nlrs. Florence lie Rowe and
Dorothy n. Scott Services THE III
NERAL. CHURCH. Broadway, 6sth Il.
Campbell Buildingl. on Monday morning.
IL o'clock. Interment Cypress Hills.
SEATON-Augustus Wilder. on Saturday.
January 4. 1919, at his residence. Goa West
lV.th St. OF pneumonia. in his 18th year.
n 9tlce of funeral here afte<
SHAW Passed into the spiritual wor.-
Mabel Elisabeth Shaw, daughter of Hars
r New end ana the late Robert Shaw, Brookys,
Services Will be announced hereafter
STARkWEATHER-O January 3 at
Catonsville, Md, Mabel De Forest, beloved
WIFE of A. Kenneth Starkweather. Funeral
services on Monday January t. ut bloom
field. N. j.. at the chapel of Bloomfield
Cemetery, on arrival of the 2:I2 D. m
Tram Of the Lackawapna Railroad from
'oVb OF barclay ST, New York.
STOUT-After long illness. January 4
lily, NJ. Louisa Stout, daughter of the late
Richard Stout. of New York Funeral SER
viccs will be held at the chapel of the Brick
Presbyterian Church. 9th aV. and 37th ST.
January 6, 1919. 1T p m.
THOMPSON Friday evening. January
!, at the residence OF his parents. $50 Park
aN., Edward Sampson, only son Of Phillips
blagden and Marion McKeever Thompson
IA the 10Th year of his age. Funeral SER
N.ce VIII be held at st. Bartholomew
Church, Park av. and 5ist St on Tuesday
january Z, 1919, at 10 O'Clock
WARD Galbraith. son Of Henry Galhraish
and the late Mabel Maryland Ward ser
geant. Company NJ. 3eGth Regiment In
i&ntry, of pneumonia. in France. Decen-
Der II, l9lS. IN the nth year OF his age
WASHBURN Marshall Prince Washburn. ~
Louisville. Ky, IN New York City. on Jan
rary A, 1919. Funeral service private. at
St Thomas Church, New York City In
ternent at Woodlawn. Please do not send
mowers Chicago. Washington and Pits
heid tMass) papers please COPY.
WATTS-At Mapiewood n j.. on FRIDAY
January ). Charles Frederick Wntts dearly
beloved husband of Edith Benjamin Waltz
unerai services at his late home. 90 Gin
ton av., Sunday. January d, at 3 Is D. ~.
on ARRIVAL Of train leaving Hoboken 2.f5.
via D.. l.. & w
"lllTED-At Yonkers. N y. on FRIDAY
January 3, William Jarvis Wh;ted. in ms
ofth year Funeral services at his late
residence, Dudley Place Yonkcrs. sun
day. January 2. At go y. M philadcl-
ph'a and Pittsburgh papers please copy
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WANTED-Live owner Ford car. truck tractor
each county. demonstrate and sell exclusively
Liberty Starting Primer; $50 weekly Starts moto.
instantly by combustion. zero weather. first crank
hand self starter. Price. $S References. Lib
erty Primer Co.. Woodward ave-. Detroit.
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Beekrnan 5000
ENGAGEMENTS

BROWN-ENGLISH- Mr.. and Mrs James
English, of Oyster Bay. N. y. announce
the engagement of their daughter. Maud
Elizabeth English. TO Oscar Pendeton
Brown, also OF Oyster Bay n. y, on De-
cember % 1918.
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WANTED.

WANTED.-Managins editor preferably with knowl
edge Of marine subjects, for local daily trade
paper; practical. forceful newspaper man. willing
to start on moderate basis: immediate advancement
on demonstration OF ability. Call Mr. Hooper.
Park Avenue Hotel New York to day Sunday. be-
tween 3 and p. III.
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rs Burglaries Melted $500
Boy, Only 10, Has Served
Years in Reformatories

Stephen Leyster, nineteen years old.
estimated yesterday when he was ar
raigned on a burglary charge in Queens
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GALLOWAY Rutherford. n. j.. on Jan
uary >, 1919 Harriet F., in her 65th wear
beloved wife of Edwin r. Galloway. Fl-
neral services at her late residence. corner
of Woodward and Riverside avs, Sunday
afternoon 40
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TINSNIITII wanted housing project at New
burgh. y. Y. Apply T. c. Desmond Co., New
hurgh, \. y.
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FOOTE

FUOTE-On january ? Of pneumonia al
her residence. 9S7 Madison Az. Sara Ran
dolph de Puy, wife of the late Frederick
William Foote. Funeral service will be
held at st. Bartholomew's Chapel. Park
Az. and 50th St, on Monday morning
January 6, 1919 at 10 o'clock.
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tR0ST-On Thursday, January ,. 1919. at
his residence, 1919 Av. x, Brooklyn. Glenn
H.: husband of Mary l.. Frost Funeral
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RiC Lieutenant Commander Emery Rice.
T. = Naval Reserve Force. of pneumonia
January !, ut Brooklyn Naval Hospital
Notice of services later. Bostoa san Fran
CISCO and Iacoma papers please copv
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DALToN-On January 3. 1919. Esther Dali
ton. widow of the late William Dalton and
mother of f. May EttinRer Funeral SER
vice Sunday, January 5, at P M
DUMMIES. Meta. January 3. 1919 Fu-
neral services at Church of Holy Trinity.
SIG East S8th 81, Monday. January 8, 10
q. m.
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TIE BAUMAN CLOTHING CORPORATION. 10
rlfIi AVE, NEW YORK, SEEKS THE SER
VICES or NUMBER or THOROUGHLY TRAY
E,LLED. WIDELY EXPERIENCED REPRESENTA-
TlNES TO SELL AN EXCEPTIONAL LINE or
BOYS CL0I.iING IN THE UNITED STATES
AND F0REIGN COUNTRIES IT is INTER
Atty AND STERLING CHARACTER. WITH
THOtOJGH KNQWLEDGE AND EXPERIENCE
IN CLOTHING FOR ALLIED LINES ALL APP
PLlCAT1ONS SHOULD BE MADE IN WRITING.
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SALESMEN.-Earn $3.50 to $500 monthly selling
Investment securities. Dignifed positions; in your
locality or travelling Experience essential Our
cooperation practically success and profits
Financial Training Corp, Colorado Bldg Den
yer, Colo.
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january ., 1919. Meyer N
Heckscher. in his S4th year. beloved has
band of Rosalia Luchs Heckscher Funera
services at Hotel Bonita. Broadway ane
94th St, Sunday. 10 a. m Members Of
Henry Jones Lebanon Lodge. l. 0. b. b.
and Union Lodge. 50, I. o. F. s. of L.. in
Wit cd 10 attend ~ 49,
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WANTED.--Young man. preferably with knowledge
OF marine affairs and conditions. for and
lcwrite work local daily trade paper Address
Box K-S2 Tribune Office
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GRIEN-On Friday, january 3. 1910. ut 100
Engle st. Englewood N j., Alphonse. son
Of Natalie Grien and husband of Henrietta
Dana Grien. Funeral private
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SKATERS wanted on housing project at Newburgh
n. Y Apply T. c. Desmond Company. New
hurgb. \. Y
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r,,,.'7.7- 7777''77-l '-'17'1l7T-- -
BUSINESS CHANGES

CDSFECTfoNEay AND cIGAH aTonE; REAL
iiye business Isrge fountain; up 10 drts rrtiirsa
eisRsat ioeatog, good rof1tuuting town: buniflef
zerdeD sn1 asfaGe ~ win store also good D.
gGAW apartment, ~ improvements. Take Nov Ter.
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1A8iK AfTi NEHs $50 lsyESToRNf
fs@ sftss'sete's SSft goftsls footy. insfBsatnfs
Il ts.4s Orr t~egfy snNyS' eleeiaiiz11
~ lsstffe'ts ssltsfyifi1n ~ machine
,S9R&& u xsf5sflet. 1A%fHAf"fCKyHx g. *
s$ssE sssss ktt< sfktc ~ ~ Old IT,. ven Yofb
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STOCK CLERK

STOCK CLERK
Assistant stock clerk wanted in shifting department
OF retail shirt maker: good opportunity for adj
permanent position: must reside with
parents and have best Of references; ST. to start
L. d.. Box ll9. Tribune Office.
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DANCING
AUTOMOBILE SCHOOL
LOST. FOUND AND REWARDS

LOST Two certificates Missouri Kansas
& Texas r. R.-B 02iS97--e5 shares IN
name of Arthur n Schiichtcr. Ten shared
Qi3S4S0 in name of Herbert Il. Schiichter
Advise Ripa Corset Shop. as Lenox ave
New York.
$Loo REWARD. no questions asked for re-
iarn Of several Etchings by Meryon ana
water color BY In Fargo: taken from Yes's
dence of a client. Kennedy Co. eis 18th AR.
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WATCHMAN wanted in glass factory Quezal Art
Glass and Decorating Company 1909 Metropolitan
ave- Brooklyn.
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list ST. "a WEST-Large front ROOM private
family; gentleman; reference.
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COLLAR AiAKEI;
WE'LL PAID,
PER MANENT!
Bright Young Women
Needed In The
TELEPHONE SERVICE


Good pay while learning, during first
four weeks.
average SI150 TO $3.50 n week, ac-
cording 10 tours Of duty assigned.
Earnings by end of first year ever
age $14.00 TO s17.50 % week. accord
Ing to tours OF duty assigned
Further salary increases and addl-
iional earnings thereafter for all.
Many advanced and mere highly
paid positions open to those whs
arc ambitious.
40 experience nscossary.
Ago i6 to - years.
EMPLOYEES ARE ESPECIALLY
WELL CARED FOR
1iomelike quarters
iuncheons served at cost.
Vacations with pay.
anniversary payments. sick
benefits and pensions.
to hour working day.
CONVENIENT APPLICATION Of
FICES OPEN
Apply weekdays. day or evening.
during hours shown.
Manhattan:
tS West Houston st,
H. IN. TO y. m.
1854 Broadway Cat t2d ~, :,
20 East 2sth s. tat Madison Avc).
~ m. TO 9 p. m.
Bronx.
455 East fremont Ave.
p. IN to .. m.
Brooklyn:
81 WilIoughby 81. 0 n. m. to p. m.
1880 Intos Ayc. lat Broadway,
~ M. to p. m.
NEW YORK d
TELLPHONE COMPANY
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CRAWFORD-On Friday January 3, 1919
at her residence. 205 West 18Th St., Eliza
beth Short Crawford daughter of William
and Adele Crawford, in her 18th year. Flu
neral services will be held at the Collegiate
Church. corner OF nth ST. and West End
av.. Sunday afternoon. January 5. at . 80
o'clock: lnterment private, at convenience
of family
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CINIMINGS-Suddenlu nn L,.iaa.

CUMMINGS Suddenly. on Friday, January
3, 1919, at his residence. 1873 Berkeley
Place, Brooklyn William H CUMMINGS. in
his list year. Services Will be held at his
late residence on Sunday afternoon, Janu-
sry 5, 1919, at o'clock Interment pri-
vatc
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his residence, III West 55th
st. on January 4, Grosvenor Siliman Hub
bard, son OF the late Oliver Payson Hub
bard and Faith Wadsworth SilIiman.
Notice CT funeral hereafter
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LOST BANKBoohs

LOST handbook No. sit sss. Tho Creonnls,,
Savings Bank, 2Ss & sfS SiAsh ave, -
CITY Payment stepped. Please return. 10 bank,
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STOCK CLERKS

STOCK CLERKS
Wanted by retail 5th shirt maker: must have
had similar experience in high class shop perma
nent position; good salary State age nationality
and experience; only youths OF intelligence and
good appearance need apply. i. X, Box 49,
Tribune ONCE
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YOUNG MAN.-Learn trade; Linotype operators
receive S38 weekly. Have taught hundreds. En-
pre School. 1873 East 10th. (Subways)
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on Friday. January 9,
1879; Bradford II. Knapp, beloved husband
of Elizabeth Knapp. aged 20 years. Tu.
neral services at his late residence. Az
East 18th St. Brooklyn. Monday. Janu.
Ii o. ~
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Ga s sified Advertising G.
G. olun I'M n s
IMPORTANT NOTICE

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telenhoned TO The Tribune any time
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next days paper. Just cali
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18TH. I47 W.--Perfecry appointed room, dressing
room private bath. electricity: exclusive.
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10TH. SO WEST -ParIor. suitable for studio run
nlng water. reference
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beloved husband OF Mabel c. Alexander and
son Of the late John Henry and Margaret
A Alexander. Services at st. Lu<e's Hospital
chapel, ll3th st. and mstcrdam aV., Sun
day, II O'clock lnternnent at Baltimore
Baltimore Md papers please copy
BASSETT-On Friday. January ;. 1919.
John Francis in his Goth year. Relatives
and friends are invited to attend the flu
neral services on Monday evening, january
6, at s O'Clock, at the residence Of bus
nephew. Henry b. Roberts, Is Herkimer
st., Brooklyn. .
BEATTY--On Monday December 30. 1918, at
her residence, 16 Morningsidc av.. entered
INTO eternal rest, Nellie Curtin Beatty. In
torment WAS private.
BIRCH-At Weehawken. n. j.. on Wednes-
day, January 1. 1919, Mary Aspel beloved
wife of Edward O. Birch. aged 80 years
Funeral services will be held Saturday.
January 4, at 8 p. M, at her late home
50 hauxhurst av., Weehawken. Relatives
and friends are respectfully invited In
terment Sunday. private.
HRUCE-Andrew. on December 3lst Ser
vices THE FUNERAL CHURCH Broad
way, 66th st. Crank Z. Campbels), Mon
Gay. 1 y. N.
CAsGY-Richard H.. January >. 1919, be-
loved husband of the late Catherine A.
nee Howard). Funeral from late resi-
dence, Col West l19th St, Monday, Ian
uary c, at 9 80 q. m. thence to st Eliza
beth's Church, 18TH St and Broadway
where there Will be a solemn requiem mass
Tor the repose of his soul Automobile
cortege.
The General Society of Mechanics and
Tradesmen Of the City of New York.
Executive Offices, 20 West 44th St
Brothers. Sorrowful announcement is
made of the death of Brother Richard II
Casey. on January >. for twelve wears a
member of this Society. serving faithfully
on the Literary Committee for two years
on the Membership Committee for five
years, on the Sinking Fund Committee for
one year and on the Trade School Commit
tee for two years and until the time of his
death.
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FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET

18th. 20l WES1t ATTRACT1vELy CoMFORTA-
Ei.f FURNISHED CENTRALLY LOCATED
sIEAM. HOT WATER. CIRCLE 1898.
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18th ST. 25l WEsT.--Suite rooms. bath: con-
'nuous hot water; phone electricity.
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knowles Richard c.. on January
Funeral private. Sunday morning. from
Elks' Club. at II O'clock. Automobile cor
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BUSINESS CHANCES

tfsghtt5s1fai>K. g.es1ipdsr, . passenger topfjn9
~ ofss GAS condition. NAls.ed. 81 Cdr Il
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JACKSON-Suddenly Robert d. Jackson. be-
loved son of Catherine and Robert T. Jack
son. lnterment private.
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S6p * WESf fnear Central Park. --ComfUrt able
FURNISHED rooms use Of psrlor. Schuyler $3.50
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nth. l2S WEST Attractiyely furnished. large snt
small rooms. Schuyler 1881
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eoIh sT--sitting room. bedroom: running water ;
Schuyler 1888.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

SgNh Bt'sx Dissnon1s. Gld Gol1 Ti1yer, Platinum.
1A34as@ ssa fana fleksis. ~ Hsss 25d #.
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Killed in the service OF his coun-
try, in France. Captain Alan Wood Lu-
kens. son Of Lewis n. and Edith Clark
Lukens, 81 Havcrfoid Penn
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OLD GOLD AND s1LyEK

SGT orr coin AsD gILyEn BoICH1'
X. iN'scNAA'A aONs Goid aud Silver KEN
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HELP WANTED FEMALE

BOOKKEEPER and TYP1ST Charles Merz 1922
Newkirk ave. Brooklyn
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'iST 81. 1863 WEST.--1o rent. parlor floor suit
able for doctor; also newly furnished front room
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AUTOMOBILES FOR RENT

NEW so ToN TRUCK FOR HIRE: CONTRACT
desired owner drives. e.. Box les, tribune
once