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New-York tribune., 1920-03-21
DIR. Frederick J. Leviseur.
Medical Specialist, Dead

Or. Frederick j. Leviseur, Of 40 East
Eighty third Street, a dermatoloeist,
died Friday, at the Roosevelt Hospital,
after short illness. He was sixty
years old.
Or. Leviseur was born in Cassel, Ger
many. and was a graduate Of the uni
vsrsIties of Bonn and Goettingen. He
also took postgraduate courses in W.
emma, Paris, London and Edinburgh. He
came to this country in 1885 to ioin
his father, Professor Leviseur. and as
soon as possible took out citizenship
papers. He was one Of the first derma-
tological specialists in this country.
ana became universally known because
of has skill and knowledge
Dr.. Leviseur was derma tologist con-
sultant of the Hl>rew Orphan Asylum,
associate dermatologist of the Mount
Sinai Hospital, visiting dermatoi-
oglst of New York Polytechnic and a
member OF the New York Dermatolopi-
cal Society, the American Medical AS
socation and the Medical Society of the
County of New York. He was an extern
sive contributor to literature on skin
diseases.
DR.. Levseur is Survived by a sister
Mrs. Adolph Stanfeld, of this city, and
brother, Joseph Leviseur, of Boston.
New-York tribune., 1920-03-21
Navy Orders
nm, ybo Tr;b,,<,s IVcs

From The Tribune's Wash ngtou bureau
WASHINGTON, March 20-Navy orders
issued to-day follow
Allen. 1t q. CD Charles, to U. S. s. Dent
Cusick 1t. IL. G. John, to ex-German
batteship Ostfriesland.
Frester. 1t. 81. c. w. M. to ex-German
battleship Ostfriesland.
Fortescue, 1t. Comdr. T. A.. to ex-German
battleship Frankfort.
Geiselmnn. 1t. E: H., to U. S. S. Minnesota.
Ostfriesland.
Haas. It. Comdr. E. G., to command U. s.
S. Converse.
Haas, Lit. Comdr. W. S. to sub, div. I.
Hachtmann, Gun. A. D., to ex-German bat.
tieship Ostfriesland
Heath, 1t. Comd-. D. p. to navy yard,
PUGET Sound Wash.
McGilivray. Carpenter A. D., to e. S. S..
Oklahoma.
Quinn. 1t G. P, to nav. hosp. Mt. Lakes.
Ill.
Randall. comdr. j. A, to receiving ship
New York.
Reinburg, 1t. J.G T.. to duty as aid on staff
and flag lieutenant commander train, Pa
cifc Fleet. Rear Admiral Wood
Toulon, Lit. Comdr. A. j., to ex-German bat
tleship OstfriesIand.
Watson Ems. G.. H., to u. S. s. Simpson.
Whalen, 1t John, to command u. S. S.
Worth. Mach. F. E., to sub. div. /.
Wright, Capt. H. r., to navy yard, Charles
ton. S. c.
zeitler, 1t. VIM. to Bur. Ord Navy Dept
New-York tribune., 1920-03-21
William L. Andrews.
Merchant, A uthor
And Educator, Dies
He Was Patron of Art and
Member of Many Clubs in
America and England; Be-
gan Writing Late i'm Life

William Loring Andrews, merchant,
author and bibliophile, died late on
Friday at his home, 1e East Thirty
eighth Street. He was the son Of
Loring and Cnroline (Delemater)
Andrews and was descended from Will
lam Andrews, who was one of John
Davenports founders of New Haven.
Conn.,, in 1888.
Mr.. Andrews was born in this city on
September 8, 1887 and was educated in
private schools. When eighteen he
entered his fathers leather trade es-
tabishment in "The Swamp" on Jacob
Street. In that business he continued
with great success until his retirement
IN 1878, after which he devoted him
self to literary pursuits and to the adj
vancement of higher education.
IN 1881 he became member Of the
council of New York University, and
flled that place for nearly thirty
=. benefactor of that institution, and
Mr.. Andrews maintained throughout
his life an interest in it. He was
since 1873 a life trustee of the Metro
poltan Museum of Art, and for a time
was its treasurer and for many years
ITS honorary librarian. He was one of
the founders and for four years
president of the Grolier Club, and ais
OF the Society of Iconophiles, and was
member Of the Caxton Club, of Chi
cago; the Set of OddVolumes, of Boston;
the Savile Club, of London; the His.
torical Society, the Geographical So
clety, the Academy of Design, the St.
Nicholas Society, the Century Asso-
citation and the Union League Club Of
New York. He was also a trustee of
the Bank for Savings, director of
the Continental Fire Insurance Com
pan.y and manager of the House of
refuge on Randall's Island.
Although he addressed himself 20
was prolific writer. His chief works
include Roger Payne and His Art"
and Jean Gtolier," 1892; Bradford
Map" 1893; STRAY Leaf from tho
Correspondence of Charles Dickens and
Washington Irving" 1894; "Old Book
sellers of New York" 1885; "Poftrait-
ure of the American Revolutionary
ar 1896; prospect of the Colleges
in Cambridge in New England" and
New Amsterdam, New Orange, New
History" and Trio OF Eighteenth Gen. Gen.
tury French Painters in Miniature"
1898; "Sextodecimos ct Infra," 1895;
Gossip About Book Collecting," 1900:
"iconography of the Battery and
Castle Garden" and "Paul Revere"
1901; "Bibliopegy in the United
States" 1902; "Treatyse of Fysshynge
With an Angle" (back letter.. 1908:
New York as Washington Knew 1t
After the Revolution" 1906; "An Eng
lish Bibliophile, Sportsman and Binder
Of Angling Books,' 1907; "The Heaven
y Jerusalem" and Catalogue of Early
Printed Books Given to Yale Univer-
sity," 1912.
Mr: Andrews was married in 1860
to Miss Jane Elizabeth Crane, daugh
ter Of Theodore Crane, of this city.
who survives. Two sons were born 10
him, the elder of whom, Loring, died
Just before his expected graduation at
Yale, and the younger Theodore, died
in boyhood. Mr. Andrews received the
honorary degree of A. M. from Yale
IN 1898.
New-York tribune., 1920-03-21
AMERICAN PORTS

Point Arena, Port Tampa; Buyo Maru
Iap). Norfolk; Awensdaw. Norfolk Sailed
SDutchl Rotterdam; Firmore. Daiquiri
Dansis: Henry 7 Scott, Philadelphia and s
.1aSsI BOSTON March 2o-Arrived: strs St
Mors; Mo1sS;,. cussnTe. Nostoih; y H Deyereu1,
Point; ElkridEo. Norfolk: Walter D Noyes.
ou{ c1rm lIa5 EnMKY ve;; March so-Pas.ea
Island, LiyerpooI; Palisades. glasgow. etc
rived ST. Suyu & MasS c 3ar9 March
Sailed; strs Josiah Macy. Wilmington: on:
N92rthwestern, 2rnT 81, Havana; VAGUE. New York
March 2o-Passed out from Philadelphia Ia !:
Strs LAX. Winooski, Jucaro; Ontario. Bos-
ton Mazama New York; Frontera (Nor).
FFanamo; Faanda paarso bark John S. Emery Fort de
genus. Portland for Philadelphia. SEA
ward: strs Georgeanna Weems, New York
for New York Arrived: "1s Str "snus'p'ia nue Tria
angle. Philadelphia for New York tAd-
'oe.iIs aAHvGsTpN vGsSsmTepaNssess Tsx Marc, so rr,,,.a
ssrs s Masilia (swed). Oporto; Carshome
lSwed). Sabine; Thermidor (Br). Rotter-
dam. dam Sailed: strs George H Johnes. New
yer Via Norfolk; Topila, Tampico; Stead
fast. Liverpool; William Green, Tampico.
JACKSONVILLE, March 20-Arrived: ::
Str Western Pride. Savannah. achr Ella
EN- (Dan), Liverpool. Sailed: Str Arapa-
hoe. New York via Charleston
MARCUS HOOK. Pa. March 20-Passed
down: Str Malvern Range (Br). Philadel-
phia for London
MOBILE. March 2o--Arrived strs East
ern Sun. azores; Nelson Cuba North
Hayti; Andrew ] Erickson Algiers, North
Africa: barge Tulsa, Port Arthur Sailed !:
Str Jim sid: Havana; schrs Harry A Nc
giers, North Africa: barge Semper INidelis
Havana.
NEW ORLEANS. March 2o-cleared
New-York tribune., 1920-03-21

strs Carozal, Porto Rico; Exoels,or, Ha-
cana caha Ana LAKE Tahus santo Domingo Via
Rama. Bluenelds; NJ spaidlrg Tampico
sncandaga, Havre and Bordeaux; Norfolk.
:, M NEsWroRT NEWS. Va March 2o--Ar-
T'vsn sma ntr1 HsI snphis ,Mor Bristol sehrs N
sailed; Strs Allaguash. Dunkrk; Basis
,a ,sMor)' r9rt r,t In Norway: Chaparel, New Or
dam; Jomberg -tDan}. a port in Sweden
Nsr1olk No. folk IPoushkeepais. New York; NJ N j
NORFOLK. March so-Arr,ved: str,
tCnanguinola ca ,unn Shr). Avonmouth; Lake vim
NO. Ma,vasa aanss; Vesnschar ;n tRr) Havre schr
Strs Lake Lesa, Cardenas; Nordkap Dan),
BIO de ~Janeiro; vennach (Br), Havre
raIGum 3nr9 NsDutr sDuach>, Louisburs; B Linmors
. pHILADELPHiA, March h' 'neaa; aomArrived dvoi:
ArthH Asls Atnntus ar Norfolk Gufstream Port
PORT EADS. La. March 20-Arriyed
Sirs Sirs Ellis tNor); Tela Gene crawley. Tam
ton. Havana: Maruba. Sagua La Grande,
Iupa. Du. Matlnicock. Tampico Mexico (Mexl
dr,rogreso; Mount Vernon (Nor). Mexico
rios Sailed; Strs Jamaica. kingston
lake Fithian. Chile and peru via Panama
fPansl Paosrssa ys ,sa ,sahne Tsxas Yumur
PORTLAND, Me. March 2o-Arrived
Lake Geneva. Norfolk
G. POI. PORT TAMPA. Fla. March 2o--Arrived
Strs Lake Catherine. New Orleans; Miami.
Key West. Sailed: Strs Waukesha, Balti-
more: Margori tSpan). New Orleans.
SAN FRANCISCO. March 20-Arrived:
cutta Sailed: Str Enterprise, Hilo.
=, SAVANNAH. March 20-Arrived: Strs
Henry Clay. New York for Antofagasta
Sput In FOR coaD Juaniata, Baltimore.
Salied: Strs Babbuosick. Manchester,
Gothenberg and Malmo; vittorio EN-
nanuel Ill (lfaD. Momiqe; Howard. Phila-
dclphia; sch Mabel. Havana
SOUTHWEST PASS. La. March 20-Ar-
rived: Str Radha, Progreso
TAMPA, Fla March 20--Arrived: Strs
Fuel on, Tampico; Skipton (Br). Charles
Ton Sailed: Schs Emily f. Northam,
Sasua LA Grande; Leonie o. Louise (Br)
Matanzas.
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Middleton, Capt W. D.. to Fort Sam Hous.
ton.
Crcss. Maj. J. W. S., to Camp Normoyle.
Infantry

Middleton, Capt w. D.. TO Fort Sam Hous.
Cross. Maj. J. W, s.. to Camp Norrnoyle.
Infantry
Malone 1t. Col. p. B., to Springfield. Mass.
Frankford Arsenal Rock Island Arsenal
Webb. I'd LIT. Samuel. to Hot Springs.
Hathaway. Capt. l.. r., to Nashville.
Iodd. ];i. II, D: B.. r.. to New York. jersey
ton, Camden. New York. Bridgeport, New
Haven, Hartford, Boston. Lawrence. Low
ell. Providence; Worcester and Springfield
Scott. Major L. NJ to Camp Sherman.
MienanoeT; Msr,;n oaps g. L. to Fert Leavenworth
Murray. Major Robert. to Camp Funston.
Lewis. Capt. P. W.. to Camp Dix.
Durfee, Capt. l.. ". to Clemson, 8. G.
Field Artillery
barrow barrow Capt. e. M. to Chicago.
Snow. Major Gen. W. j.. to camns Pr,co
Pike. Travis Fort Sill, Funston. Dodce
Grant. Taylor and Knox.
Travis. Fort sill. Funston. Dodge Grant ant
Taylor and Knox.
Miscellaneous
Parkinson. Major j. L.. insp gen. dept. to
Markey. 1t. o. E.. Vet. c.. to Fort Bljs.
Matson, Major Joseph. c. A.. to San ss Fran-
cisco and Honolulu.
Mills. Capt c; P, cay. to Fort Sam Houston.
Lilies. LIT. &. T., M. T. c., to Camp Benninv
Watson. 1t. Col. E. NJ. F. A., to Paris
Roscoe. 1t, Col 2. l., O. M. G.. to Monter.v MOI;
Williams. Capt. s. M. cav, to Camp Travis
Wolfe, Capt. r. S.. U. A., to Chicago and
Omaha, ""o
MetcaIfe. Capt. Buehler. U. s. A.. to New
York and Hartford. AVG"
White. Major H. c.. air service, to Camu
Funston.
Nicely. I'd 1t. J. T.. air service, to camp
Funston.
inc
Love. 1t. W. D.. Den. C.. to Omaha.
Blance, Major Clarke, Med c., to San Fran.
cisco. '~'
Mcclure. Capt. Clarence. ord. to Metuchen
Lewis, Major G. A.. eng. to Washington.
Meserve. Major c. A., c. A, to Fort William
tiske. Major II. c.. eng, to Fort McPherso,
Connolly. I'd 1t. F. W., air service to Ia
koma Park.
Tebbetts, Col; H. H, general staff, to
Ogilvie. Mai R. K. Med. c., to Denver
smith; Wenx It. Col. M. c. general staff. to New
Brode. Capt. c. A., air service, to Washing
ton.
Gunster. Capt. W. F.. Q. M. c..r to Camp
Travis.
Denton. 1t. Col. ]. W., Q. M. c., to Camp
A. A. Humphreys.
New-York tribune., 1920-03-21
ADVERTISEMENT
ADVERTISEMENT
Onward and Upward
BY DIR. BERTHoLD A. BAER.

Emerson has said: "Next to the man who first
voices great truth is the who quotes it,
doubt whether there is an institution more
taKed lI about than The Funeral Church. Broadway at
1otn Street and a man quoted than Mr. Frank
Z. Campbell its founder
Any man who has set up a standard of thought
ahd a can cut path through driftwood of irony and
ttlhrough tl branches of obstacles is success whom
Thousands save haUe Ignore saor 1r any length Of time
OF OF Mr. Campbells idea underlying The Funeral
Inurch' that In Beauty There Is Consolation" and
ney nave held services for their dear departed in The
Funeral Church, where trained staff of attendants
carry out their slightest wishes day or night for The
Funeral Church is never closed N0
Neither is any religion or sect excluded from, tho
use OF The Funeral Church. for The Funeral Church
is at the disposal of ALL o4uiei
=, Clergymen OF all denominations have of,c;ated
Inere' and have expressed their admiration for 40
place and their satisfaction with the services
Ihus The Funeral Church is steadily going
New-York tribune., 1920-03-21
ENGAGEMENTS

BRICKMAN-sCHWART RTz-Mr and Mrs.
NJ Schwartz. OF 1902 Clinton ave-, Bronx.
y. Y. announce the engagement OF their
daughter. Anna, to Mr. Herman Brick
man.
ROsS-WILLIAHS--Mr Richard K Ross.
OF 235 North Fulton ave. Mount Vernon.
n. T.. has announced the engagement OF
hss daughter, Florence Elizabeth. to Roger
* iiliaus. also Of Mount Vernon,
New-York tribune., 1920-03-21
TRANsPAC1F1c NAILS

The connecting mails close at the Gen.
erai Postoffice and City Hall Postoffiue
Hawaii, Fiji Islands, New Zealand and
a australia. via Vancouver and Victoria. B.
e., steamship Niagara. March rs.
seria Cochin China. Netherlands East In
aies and Philippine Islands. via San Fran
cisco, steamship Korea Maru. March 25
Ihllipplne Islands and specially addressed d
mail for Japan. Korea and China. via
seattle. steamship Professionals March 90.
New-York tribune., 1920-03-21

General Weather Conditions
WASHINGTON, March 20.-The storm of
the last several days is central tonight off
the eastern Maine coast, and the weather
mas generally cleared except in New York
and New England. Over the western half
oil the country pressure is falling rapdly.
with disturbance of apparently marked
character approaching the north Pacific
coast.
During the last twenty-four hours there
were quite general rains and SHOWS. mostly
SHOWS, from TIE upper Ohio Valley and the
lover lake region eastward with heavy
eastern New, York. Over the remainder OF
The country the weather was fair except
from, central California northward, where
there light rains.
1t is colder in the south Atlantic and east
Gulf states and warmer in the West, with
temperatures considerably above the sea-
soma! average Elsewhere there was but
little change
Sunday and Monday east Of the Mississippi
River
Forecasts for Special Districts. tern
warmer.
Western New York-Nair Sunday, slightly
warmer in vest; Monday warmer.
Southern New Enqand--Clearing Sunday ;
Monday fair, slightly warmer
Delaware and New Jersey--Fair Sunday.
slightly warmer in interior; Monday, fair
and warmer
Eastern Pennsylvana-Fair and slightly
warmer Sunday; Monday, fair and warmer
THE REV. c. L. ROBINSON
The Rev. Charles Edward Robinson,
former pastor Of the Huguenot Ne
mortal Church in Pelham Manor, N. Y,
died Thursday after lingering illness.
Owing to i'll health he resigned his
pulpit year and half ago. He was
born in Ludlowyille, n. Y, the son of
Peter and Elizabeth Robinson. He was
graduated from Hamilton College, and
had been pastor of many churches in
Scranton, Pa, and in Rochesteg He
is survived by his wife and son, AL
Ian Robinson, of this city
New-York tribune., 1920-03-21
DR.. HELEN E. HILL

DR.. Helen E. Hill, eighty-one, the
oldest woman physician in this city and
a we'll known practitioner South
Brooklyn for thirty-nine years. died
yesterday of the ailments of old age at
her home, 3S8 Union Street. BROOKLYN.
New-York tribune., 1920-03-21
ROBERT M. DAME

NEW BRITAIN, Conn. March 20
Robert M. Dame. fifty-two, for thirteen
years head of the fire department
here, died in St. Augustine, Fla, last
night. He was well known as a mem-
ber of the international Fire Chiefs
Association.
New-York tribune., 1920-03-21
MARRIAGES

DAVIS-RYLAND-Mr. Harry Ryland an
nounces the marriage Of his sister. Ethel
to David Davis. son Of Mr.. Edward Davis
by DR. Nathan kr:ss on March II 1920. =
New-York tribune., 1920-03-21
BIRTHS

BREWER-To Mr. and Mrs Celston Brewer. a
son. William Gelston Brewer jr, March %
LAMPORT-Mr. and Mrs. Joseph NJ Lam
port snee Esteie Hurewitzi. II West SD
It. announce the birth OF a son March
New-York tribune., 1920-03-21
THE REV. c. Il. ROBINSON
THE REV. w. l.. BATTERsHALL

ALBANY, March 20.-The Rev. Wal
ton S. Battershall. rector emeritus Of
st. Peters Episcopal Church and rec
tor for thirty years, died last night Of
pneumonia.
New-York tribune., 1920-03-21
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Weather Report

Sun rises. :59 a. m. Sun sets . s :o9 pm.
moon rises. 20 a m Moon SETS Z :51 pm.
Local Forecast.-Fair to-day; fair and
warmer tomorrow moderate northwest
winds, becoming variable tomorrow
Local Official Report.--The following Of
hcial record shows temperatures during the
last twenty-four hours, in comparison with
the corresponding date of last wear:
New-York tribune., 1920-03-21
Army Orders
FROM The Tribunc's Washington Bureau
WASHINGTON, March 20.-Army or
ders issued to-day follow:

WASHINGTON, March 2O.-Army or
ders issued to-day follow:
Honorably Discharged
McQuain,. Capt. J. E.. Med. c.
Leopold. Cd 1t. E. E.. inf
Brown. Capt. A. L., Med. C.
lrruett, I'd 1t, E. +, :. A.
Gardner, 1t. G. p, inf
Wilson. I'd 1t. G. A, inf.
lechham, 1t. ". H.. If.
EsVabrook, Capt. A. H.. San. c.
lloyd. By Capt 4; +; j.. Med; c.
Flynn. Cd 1t. r. NJ, inf.
Caraker. Major c. T., Med. C.
Mcnamara. Lit L. D., inf
| Wilson, 1t. f. p. Med c.
| Purcell Cd II H.. inf
Jones, Major K. B.. Med. c.
Armour. 1t. w s.. il. Med c.
archer. 1t. Isaac. +. 4.
,Ieare. 1t. Col. c. c., J. A. gen. dept,
narEis' ntala g Hap, ? E E R, R, Med c,
lseil, Capt. x. W. inf.
Little, Capt w S. Med C.
steele. 1t. Harry s.. u. s. A.
Slower, 1t. G. E. inf
Potter. 1t. j. ", ord. dept
tonzeln,ann Capt O. J. Vet. C.
Satheart. "a 1T. D. G., air service.
gu, I'd 1t. Thomas. Sig. C.
Wrinkle. 1t. J. s., air service
brown, Capt. A K. Med. G.
Wood Capt. J. A. Med c.
Audnoan. Capt. 7. T.. Med c.
Terrier, Capt: W. P. Med c.
Corbin. 1t NJ. j.. inf
Moore Capt Z. D., Med. c.
Wilson, Capt +. O. air service
Jlun Capt H. H, inf
i.ice, I'd Ii. W. H., air service
benzel' IL; Col. Walter Med. c.
Origins. I'd 1t. a. A.. eng.
rhorton, 1t +. ~ NJ T c.
Kerr, 1t Coz. = T., q. NJ. c.
liutchens. Capt \ r.. +. A
Argus Capt. Frtaois Med c.
Harding. 1t G. L.. inf.
! ahy. Capt j. T.. Med c.
Cummins. Lit J It. Med c.
Taylor, 1t. M b, ir.. inf.
Dawson. II C. O., Med c,
Ibigelow. I'd IT. II. S, air service.
Doron, 1t W. B., T. A.
Gore, Capt Z. B., prov mar. gen. dept.
Marschner. I'd 1t. W. b p eng.
Dodge, Chaplin Ft 1t. A. O.. u S. A.
Moore, Capt. w } inf
ferguson. 1t A H.. Med c.
Resigned
Meneey Nsns Cant ! K. c. A.
Glass. 1t W. c.. inf
Adams, Prov. Lit A. O., inf
Wilds. Maj r H.. Med. c.
Gross, 1t. C. R,
Brown. Capt: II. NJ, inf.
Nudge. 1t. j.. 3. ir, inf
Gorrel Capt. E. s., inf.
McCleary. 1t. c. W, F. A.
Brown, 1t G. r. jr.. inf.
Duffy, 1t. Arthur C. A
Medical Corps
Coss. Capt. o. A, to Governors Island.
Nlaskei Capt l.. j., to Governors Island.
King, It. a: T., to Governors Island.
Ryan, 1t. H. j.. to Governors Island.
New-York tribune., 1920-03-21

FOREIGN PORTS
Departures for New York
Havre-S s Royal.
Padong-S BuitenzorE.
Arrivals from New York
Rio Janeiro-S S West Eagle.
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in MEMORIAM

GOLDsTEIN-In constant devot;or, r. ~.
memory OF my dearly beloved and devoted
wife. Lucille, whose soul departed one year
ago EMMANUEL GOLDSTEIN.
FOR SALE.=Out-of-t town man WIN a,snos.
OF his lot in Woodlawn Cemetery Ad-
dress Lock BOX 2T6. Grand Central Sta
tion New York City
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Federal Reserve Banks

WASHINGTON March 2oTh condition the
o
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BUSINESS CARDS
Carpet Cleaning
Diamonds

oiAMoNDs AND JEwELRY BOUGHT
sFoH CASH, estates Appraised pur.
Chased RENNETT. 17s Broadway INST atrs
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Local Official Report 1.-The follow;

Highest. 40 degrees, at p. m lowest, 3
degrees, at e 30 a. m. average. &c degrees
erage same date for thrty-three years. 3s
degrees. -
New-York tribune., 1920-03-21

WANTED-Party TO buy interest in railway
patent and assist in developing and plac-
ing II upon the market; must have sati5-
actor business and mechanical experience.
B.. Box $50 Tribune.
New-York tribune., 1920-03-21
General Weather Conditions

Barometer Readings
a M. 29.36l1 p M. 293S8 p. m. 29.e1
New-York tribune., 1920-03-21

81 BSfa,SFiAL = mount of pitai required
TO market line oI mcritoriotis toilet pre p
srations rev dcMtifrice, principals only.
I $50 Trihrne Odice.
FOR SALE TO CLOSE ESTATE
Ola cstaDAshed photographic plant IN
operation. y. Box sC2. Tribune.
FOR SALE
Restaurant and tee room; good location:
Reasonable terms. Apply 14s West 4th st.
New-York tribune., 1920-03-21

LARGE two-room apartment: steam. ele,
tricity: Ss5 monthly. Corvalan. a6s We,
sad. st.
New-York tribune., 1920-03-21

STORE TO let. west tbest> side of Broad
way IN the Eighties: occupancy soon
New-York tribune., 1920-03-21
Humidity

q. M. 961 D. M 1873 D. M. 6
New-York tribune., 1920-03-21

OUTGOING STEAMSHIPS
Sail To-day
Mail Vessel
closes sails
Stockholm. Gothenburx $3.50 AM 900 Pm
S0il TO.mOvrnu
New-York tribune., 1920-03-21

Friday. March 19. at his res,dance. COZ,
West 11lth st Funeral service in the
Marble Collegiate Church, 5th av5 at 29th
st., Monday. March -. at 1o:sp a. m.
lnterment Albany, N. Y Albany papers
please copy.
ZINCkE-on March 49, Emma Adelaide,
wife OF Oswald Zincke. Funeral at 1915
"oodycrest av. Sunday evening at 8
O'Clock. Internlent private.
New-York tribune., 1920-03-21

Forty-fivc minutes from
broadway, adjacent TO golf
links OF the Haworth Country
Golf Club. New, nine room
Colonial bungalow. beautiful
style architecture. Every mod
ern Improvement. Spacious
veranda. Plot 75x10O. Price
$4,000, cash $4,000. Photo
graph at office.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1920-11-19
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|SAN0THER OF THE
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81 20 Mus tax. (adv)