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Our Branch Office is cop
veniently located in the
HOTEL SAVOY
59th Street A 5th A?cnoe
gniaM Flaa* 81*1)
Eatrance, S Eut 58th St
codF offers the f adttties of our
Main Office.
KELLEY, JEWETT&CO.
ilemtK-r-n \cti> York Stock frcnaape
35 Wall St. Tel. Hanover 4163
^W.>>M>/\W.>>,VM>M^^^^^
h
j Mourning j
) House [
Hats, Gowns, Waists,
Veils, Neckwear, Furs.
Aho Black Hats that
are nol Mourning.
375 Fifth Ave.
--Boston-Copley Sq.__S_ZZ__-3
SITIATIONS WANTED FEMALE
?TENOGRAPHY. typlng: prompt and
efflcient aervlce. Room 610, 41 Union
Bquare. _
SWEDISH COOK. by day; very* neat;
thoroughly experlenced; exeellent refer
fn^es citv. countrs. $4. Mrs. Mason's
Agency, 131 V.'est 4M ft- Bryant 6633.
WAITRESS?Capable, good appearlng
young woman, $55; city or cuuntry; fine
references. Mlaa Shea s Agency, 6 East
?Ut bt. Murray H111 i>"i._
WILL TAKE HOME WA8HINO; charge
r-: r'-re.i Sl-nfk. TI East 109th st.. city.
WOMAN wants haif ttma Job. A. M. Ilaw
kina, 2f< West 13lBt st. _
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY
%-.nn to $").000.
With our assistance, will ennduot an auto
rr.obl'.e supply business The fastest grow.
Ing, most profitable and safeat bualnesa of
to-day.
We sunplv ftandard quaiity tlrea and
t'll ea and 'ull line of accrnsorles. Guaran
tred satlsfsrtten or money rrfunded to pur?
chaser. Ta;:e back anything you do not aell.
A new development oi chaln store Idea
bi ?? bj th- '.:rk'vs' supply dealera 1n
the world. A wonderful opportunity for
an si bllshed garage hardware store o
?ny ene .?eeklny the best way to employ a
moderat cai 11 .
I i absolutely r-.-sponslble partlea con?
sidered
MES SQUARE AUTO SUPPLY CO.,
Bros Street New York City.
I ! K'- '.ERS
Th" automobile supply bu?lnoss offers
the greatest oi rtunll employ your
tplta '.-' i: - ::.'\Sl prol't
... ness of to
on, without ob'.i ?
Kat ? plan by which.
_,.. gupply you with tires, 'ubos, and full
stock uaranteod satin
iser Take back anything
? '? nol sell. Only absolutely lespon
<:b.'e par!i?s considered. A.. Bo* SS;
I r '.''? Offlce.
A RESPONSIBLE! building coneern
wants part} as siler.t partn_r with
csp ?? h.Mp finance contracta for
::n-?? rlal Iirms on short-term credits;
blfl ?-:- and quick returns, uu specu
-.'.:?.-'? Box A b'Jl, Tribune.
STOCK SALESMAN?If you know how to
stook tn a cmipany that invltea
:: veatlgath :.. <. anaged by men of
?cn^ e.nii buc essful experience, otHuored by
r. board of known Integrity, let us hear
you want a permanent
? .?? ctl m and can -.ir:i 310,000 a yc_r
ton't write. A., Box 893, Tribune Ofllce.
'Va TED?Party to buv interest in rai'.way
pat< :.-; and assist In developlng and plac
lng ll upon the market; must liavc aatla
'tetory : Inei and mechanlcal experience.
B., Box 750 Tribune.
RALTIM )RE i:.ar.ufa::;urer, with complete
v.-, equipped plant, comprising over fifty
No. 313" Singei laohlnee, desires contract
?vork on men's, .vomen's or children's cloth
'?.ig A.. Box .ss:, Tribune Offlce.
S B! .'.?.:- . .\.. ., ouni ol capital retjulred
to ? -.., ic - . .,? of m<;rttorioua tollet prep
? . d^ntlfrlce; p-iuclpaia only.
?. ' '?''
!''?-' ? CLOSE IJSTATE
ial llthographlo plant <n
; B, Bos 702, Tribune._
FOR SALE
Restaurant a:,U tea room; good locatlon;
reasonabli terms Apply 149 Weat 4th St.
SBWINO?MAKING OVER?CLEANING.
ion ^arpet.?. rugs. portierea tail sizes),
Ptein Oneiilui telors. .^.iahtly used. At
1.2 original ptlca. iui) yds, of Inlald llno
leu:.i. $;..o.
GEORGE
WI i1> AVE., CiST ST. 4254 PLAZA,
Diumonds
%?N???nAND JEWELRT BOUOHT
'"ii < ASH, es'atrs apuraisod nur. ?
eha^.1 BENNETT. 17. Broi^,*y^upatgj* !
Furniture Wanted
?Hti'nlu?-.STnuRnICE^ '7ild t0T "nutnya, ??? \
?'c UABAY A vi! ,;""7'r-C' bool*s. *rt<
us-v^n.'r Vnlver.slty P]?0B. Phona
MiacelUneotts
Wv^E^T,hr^ I^h?' old nuppie,; an
breeda, pedlgraad ann sublr.'t to rturla
tratl, n. Bruce beeel and Poultry Co 732
IPoydraa 8t., New Orleans. u''ry ('0' 13i
Rugs
ORIENTAL RUGS "iy <?-?>??????.
l|t> bought for hl.hMt ? _,M rr l'u?n
S^ialty call JJF^^i'jfflSSW-t..
bone &ioi
Tranfea
tnjiJk^BM1?77New *n* ???d wardrolw
g-^--'" 8xt'; >ve ? oet. 89th-?lat eta
INFORMATION WANTED
B55SI%_S?^ ", 'Je"lr*<' OOMWtUM Prea
?a? TorkVi.hotofr.*-,_er with * ?tu<"? in
figggj any aid given. Box A ??? Trtbuna.
^._ BUSINESS CABDvS"
* l>ptwmarl
DM_iiJi'a^_iit!
IritigJ tmymaa* Ap.lied if P_rx_.M.
FaciBri Retoih Typewriters
AU Makea $25 to $85
. *ir^d^'?__ftJ___??? I* > mnklU,
tnr xi i _fii ?~~**>~a -"" ' l-ranaiUa
Shippin
?IOH WATER
SandyHook . ^0- ?.
Governor'. I.iand ,.. . * \ \\ ? :2*
_-_aIY_D YEHTERDAY
?SaV.ffi**' ? -Z3&S
Chippowa.Pufrto Plata*' * __5 ?i
I_ka Monroe...... .Mayport mEi*
Lak. Oa_?Ua.......pir7*n.m_I *J
_ _" B_(M.5eno*.Feb 18
a. c. aatlford.Tamploo.Mar 9
Lake Cryatal.JNeVvRa. ;* .* .*' *; %H .,
IJf COMTNG STEAMERS
Bue TtH-lay
_r_i__ri*.Bordeaux ., ?? ?
Da\?o,_n..Antwerp .Mar ?
To?nt?.Dunklrk.Mar 11
T"?,nto.H"? .Mar 4
r__.*?__w.Havre .Mar 1*
lro ,eu?rUm,t.St Michael. ... .Mar 11
n___*a t!__ ";???? Southampton .. Mar 10
&___?_.Trieste .Feb 21
Lancartriaa.Antwerp ......Mart
Glenaffrlo.Victoria .......iSar J
D?e To-morrow
l_T_t?_.Southampton ,. .Mar II
K___***.Havre .Mar 18
??"*ro.Naple. .Mar 4
a.adonna.Marseilles .Mar 2
Calamare..Pt. Llmon ..... .Mar 18
Monterey.Havana .Mar 17
5?_*?J.San Juan .Mar 17
_,. , mllton.Bermuda .Mar 20
Brlstol City.Brlstol .Mar 7
Canto.Bllbao .Mar 7
Due Tuesday
Stavan?erfjord-Chrlatlanla .Mar 13
Ducad Aosta.Genoa .Mar 10
Northern Pacific.. .Cristobal .Mar 18
veatrl..Liverpool .Mar 13
Uenance.London ..Mar 12
Roma.Maraeille..Mar C
Due Wednesday
Cretlc.Genoa.Mar 5
Munamar.Antilla .Mar. 1?
OCTCOLNG STEAMSHIPS
Saii To-day
MaU Veasel
?. __ . <v closes aalls
Btockholm, Gothenburr 8:80 AM 2:00 PM
Sail To-morrow
TCermoor, Hamburg... 10:00 AM 2-00 PM
c.ov.Forbes.Santa Marta 9:00 AM 1:00 FM
^ "llnvla, Liverpool. . . . - 12:00 M
Waubesa, Antwerp ....- 12:00 M
Chepavoa, Brisbane .. - 12:00 M
Tartar I'rince. Trlpoll..- 12:00 M
Wacouta, Tampico....- 12:00 M
Lake Fraichur, Havana?? . 12:00 M
Eastern Breeae, Santos. ? 12:00 M
Stephen, Rio Janelro . . - 12:00 M
Michael, BaUia .- 12:00 M
Delisle, Cristobal .... -_ 12:00 M
Marica, San Francisco-' 7:QQ AM
s Sail Tuesday
Mauretania, Southamp
tr>r> . 1:00 PM 4:00 PM
REAL ESTATF
g News
CarrlUo. Santa Marta. 7:00 AM 11:00 AM
Hellenes. Buenos Ayrea 1:00 AM 12:00 M
Panama. Cristobal_12:00 M 400 PM
Taamanlan transport.
Buenos Ayrea.- II :00 M
?eatorn Hero. B. Ayrea 12:00M
Jaaon, Bremen.?. 12-on m
Weat Point. Llabon_????? ?2 oo M
Suaquelvanna, Salonlca- ljioOM
?N"dw2.ra'_?y4n?y.-* 18:00 M
Lake Fackler. Cartagena- 12:00 M
Mexico. Dan-lg.- 12:00 M
HaU WedaeiMJay
r?I?ii?I*lw".?>atW*rp ** ****>** 18:00 M
Oallleo, Hull .- 11-00 M
Andyk, Rotterdam.? 12-00 M
Daneburg. Bajitander._ 12:00 M
Vlnoennes Bdg.. Chrlt. ? 12 00M
?>a.m?8rU??;v. T?mPl<"?- 12:00 M
Ollnda, Qlbara.- 12:00 M
Oeloo Havana ...- 12:00 M
Cascade, Cristobal.'- 12 OOM
Orca, Valparaiso.- 12 00M
Caracae, San Juan....- 12:00 M
AMERICAN PORTS
BALTIMORE. March 20?Arrived: Stra
Point Arena, Port Tampa; Buyo Maru
(Jap), Norfolk; Awensdaw, Norfolk. Satlrd:
Stra Muaoatinc, Buenos Ayrea; AndUk
(Dutoh) Rotterdam; Flrmorc. Dalqulrl;
Great City (Br), Havre; Exmouth (Br).
Danzig; Henry T Scott, Philadelphia and
Seattlo; Neause, Reval.
BOSTON, Maroh 20?Arrived: Strs St
Anthony, Philadelphia; Qlouccster, Baltl?
more; Cuahnuc, Norfolk; J H Devereux
Norfolk. Salled; Stra Matoa. Se walla
Point; BJlkrtdge, Norfolk; Walter D Noyea,
Newport Newa.
CAPE HENRY, Va.. Maroh 20?Passed
out from Baltlmore: Btra Lake,Pearl. Port i
Tampa; Santa Roea, New York; Shootere ?
laland, Liverpool; Pallaadea. Glasgow, etc.
CHARLESTON, S. C, March 20?Ar- j
rtved: Str Kuikyu Maru (Jap), Cristobal.
Salled: Strs Joslah Macey, Wilmington;
Northwestern, Huvana; Vaque, New York i
DELAWARE BREAKWATEH, Del. ;
March 20?Passed out from Philadelphia:
Strs Lak>) Wtnooskl, Jucaro; Ontario, Bos?
ton; Mazama, New Y'ork;, Frontura (Nor),
Tanamo; bark John S Emcry. Fort do i
France. Passed up: Str tprobably) Ripo- I
genus, Portland for Philadelphia. Sca
ward: Strs Georgeanna Weems, New York
for -; Dairebrog (Dan), Philadelphia
for New Y'ork. Arrived: Str Bluo Trl- >
angle, Philadelphia for New York. (Ad
justing compasbes.)
OALVESTON, Tex,, March 20?Arrived:
Strs Masilia (Swed), Oporto; Carlshome
(Swed), Sablne; Thermldor (Br), Rotter?
dam. Salled: Strs George H Johnes. New
York; Nlceto de Larrlnaga (Br), Manch*s
ter vla Norfolk; Toplla, Tampico; .Stcad
Xaat, Liverpool; William Green, Tampico.
JACKSONVILLE, March 20?Arrived:
Str Western Pride, Savannah; achr EUa
Ert (Dan), Liverpool. Salled: Str Arapa
hoe, New Y'ork vla Charleston.
MARCUS HOOK, Pa., March 20?Passed
down: Str Malvern Range (Br), Philadel?
phia for London.
MOBILE, .March 20?Arrived Strs East?
ern Sun, Aaores; Nelson, Cuba; North
American, Port Arthur; schrs M J Taylor
Hayti; Andrcw J Erlcksen, Alglers, North
Africa; barge Tulsa, Port" Arthur. Sailed:
Str Jim Sld; Havana: schrs Harrv A Mc
Lennan, Oporto, Portugal; Hartm-y W, .\l
giers, North Africa; barge Semper Fidells
Havana.
NEW ORLEANS, March 2*0?Cleared: I
REAL ESTATE
SJDBURBAN SERVICE
Home Hunting Unnecessaiy
tJbrTfompt tflfficient SerOice
jQstyour Dvpertyjbr Sale with us
MOVE TO YOUR OWN HOME
j^ook for it now. Every day you delay your housing problrm
beromcH more difficuit. Thc increasing demand -dwindling
aupply?climbing prices?desirability of choice dimin:shing--few
houses lo rent- and leases lhat cannot hc renewed?-a e a!l fact-,
that cannot bc denied.
- 3"1-"" wa,t un*'* a" ,ne m'oderate-priced houses, rant-ing from
$/,000 to $!0,000, are taken from the market? Don't drfcr a
matter so vital.
Let us help YOU?TO-DAY?NOW.
Our list ia large and complete?frorn thc co7v, modern home
to the palatial cstale. Terms?prices ?r.ciections -tliat will not
be available iater--CAN BE HAD NOW.
POR SALE
PATCHOGI'K. I?. I.
A fine. old, mmfortabln
Colonial home. Klevm large,
sunnv ronins. njwn flreplacos
>ri all bedrooma; spacloua
veranda, Garage. Thrp* a:ul
a haif acres of land direct ly
?in wftter, Yacht anchorage;
cr:.bbit:K snd .Ine fishing at
door. A perfect dream pal?
ace To be sold to c'.otK) <>s
tate. flL-,500. Photographs and
full partlculars at off leo.
FOR RENT FlRNISHKn.
LIVINGSTON. STATEN
ISLAND.
,35 Minutes from Ferry.
Ilenutiful tcn-room home,
luxuriously furnished. Large
billiard room- spacloua veran?
da; lawn, flowers and treos;
ct-ment tennis court. $IS0 r?r
month to responsible jia-ty.
RENT FATFRS?ATTEN?
TION!
MODNT VERNON".
An unusual opportunity for
one or several rent payers to
secure a modern Duplex house
at Mt. Vernon, containlng four,
six and seven-room apart?
ments, at a (iguro that will
nic.-in less than $40 monthly
rfntal for each apartment.
i'ash required $5,000.
MONTCLAIR, N\ .1.
Tark Street: modern. stucco,
In exceptionally choice neigh?
borhood, -1 rooms and open sun
porch on flrst floor; 5 rooms
and bath ?n second; 2 rooms,
Dllllard room and bath on
third; plot 94x177, with fine
oak troes: $"'..000..
LONO BF.\CH
COME OCT TO-DAY
Cottngoa; ? rooms, bath, ga's
electric. heat, open Hreplacra,
sewers, sldewalk-s, paved street
large lots, romns for garage
5 niinu'. s from station, ocean
bathlng, boating ftshirig; 15
minutes out, eleclrlc servi ?
tennis court, ir<,:f course vacht
club. Prices 55,000 to $B,50n
Terms. $1,250 cash Tltlo Ouai
antee and Trust Coi pa
Policy frcn.,
EAST ORANGE, N. .T.
Boautlfu! new Colonial ; ex?
eellent neighborhood, 5 min
utea to I>. L, ? \V; 7 rooms,
all modern Improvemonts
stcam. hardwood floors, opou
fire plnce. large livtrrg room
sun parlor, sl?ep:npr porch
large plot $11,500; terms.
FOR fi VLE,
BAYSEDE, I,. x.
Modern Colonial residence of
archltectural beauty. Fourteen
rooms and three baths, Open
fire places, hi r l? ood trim.
Spacloua veranda Every mod?
ern improvenn nt. Thr<-ir
garage, Plot I4?xl67. Boat
In, bathlng, fishing and golf.
Price $27,600, Fhotograph al
offico.
FOR SALE
HAWORTII, N. J.
Forty-five minutes from
Broadway. adjacor.t to golf
links ol thc Haworth Country
Golf Club. Now, nine.room
Colonial bungalow, beautiful
Btyle archltecture. Every mod?
ern Improvement, Spacloua
veranda. Plot T.'.xioo. Price
Sio.ooo, cash $:;,noo. Photo
graph at office.
REPRESENTATION IN ALL SECTtQNS
Homes "within the Hour
fpkone - Call - Write
J.CLARENCE DAVIES
Suburban Department
DOWNTOWN OFFICE J1 NASSAU S7R.EET
cjohn 6oQ4 -6oq$
CONNEtrriCUT
FDEUGHTITUL HOME"
50 minutes ont, 5 min. station.
OverlooUing hound. Butliing. Vachting.
New Real Colonial House,
4 MASTHR ROOMS. 2 BATHS,
3 SERVANTS' ROOMS.
BATH, EXTRA TOILET
JloMTCY LIVING ROOMS. LAPCE
PORCH. FJvery modern Improvement
and convenience. Garage (two cars),
man'a room, heated.
Large lot. Restricted surrnundings
SELL BELOW VALUE
EARLY POSSESSION.
I S. Oagood Peil & Co.^Mo.
REAL ESTATE WANTED
WE ARB badly ln need of etght-famlly or
larger Bronx apartment houses. also
cwelllB.' houses; we speclallze ln Bronx
buyers and Bronx property only. Won't you
pleaso write us regarding vour propertv
for saleT W. shall appreclata your klnd
nvs. lramensely. Pleaso don't telephone.'
but write immediately.
F. _. ARONDS.
, 3S5 Tremont Ave., Bronx.
TO _ET FOK BUSINESS PURPOSES
STORE to let. west (best) tlde of Broad?
wav In tbe Elghties; occipancy soon.
Opportunity, Boa B. 773, Tribune.
I NFl KNISHID APAKTMENTS TO LET
LAROB two-room apartment; steam. elee
tricity; $?6 monthly. Corvalan, 168 West
?2d. st.
FOR SALE ~ ~~
FOR SALE ?Aeolian- Orchestrells. flrst
class condition: bar-i*.ln; seen by ap?
pointment. Charles 1* >gham, US Bast
8ldn?y av.., Mount V% n, N. Y.
INSTRUCTION
Dalton Swimming
Sch00l-_s/ 1899
Seientific Swimming
TILED, HEATED POOLS
INDIVIDUAL INSTRUCTION BY
APPOINTMENT; HOURS 9 TO 9
Men, women and children tauglit.
Pupils atartlng now may become
highly proflcient before Summer
Call or write for booklet A and
particulara
308 W. 59th St 19 W. 44th St.
Col. 2421 Vand. 3259
2 DRAKE BUSINESS SCHOOLS
IN THE HEART OF 30.000 POSITION*
TRIBUNE BUILDING BREVO0RT BUiLDI*.
Ns. IM Nsuau St. Bedford Av* at Fulton at
Manhattan Brseklyn
T?l"phono B<s?kma" "723 ant) PresBocf 7:13
??,,?, \ DAYS. 9:30 A. M. to 3 P. M.
?""""i NIGHTS any tlms after 3 P. M.
laslvlsual Isttrueuaa Bsth BcheeU 0p?o Alt
Summor. Atk l?r Cataloaue.
iSoS oi? LANGUAGES
Our "Logical Method" niakes Languuges easy
12lh >ear at SIS Sth Ave. (SSd .St.)
SAImbAkI/ practical nursing
_>i*?B_itt#s_l RKC.1PTER NOW
DUlCTO- rr_*r*! --???* T.W.C.A.
?1B _a_ Arav. at 8_ M.
SCHOOL. 6S We.t 4?th Htreet,
Secrctarlal training; Individual
lnstruction. Day. *ven!n*. i
Strs Carozal, Porto Rico; Baoelalor. Ha?
vana; Lake Fablua, Santo Domlngo vla
Cuba nnd Oalveston; Lake Fife. Moblle;
Rama. Blucflelda; S M Spaldlrrg. Tampico;
! Sacandnga. TInvre nnd BordenuT; Norfnlk.
NEWPORT NEWK. Va? March 20?Ar
irlved: Strs Kophle (Nor), Brlstol; schrs M
! P Small, 11 ull; Governor Brooks, Norfolk.
?;?.llfM!: ?strs Allaguash. Dunklrk; Basis
(Norl, Port In Norway; Chaparel, New Or?
leans; Edlsto, Norfolk; Falrmont. Rotter?
dam; .Tomberg (Dan), a port In Sweden:
Lake Farley, Fayal; Port Plerre (Br).
Norfolk; Poughki epsle. Kew York: M J
Scanlon, Port Eads; Sommon, Chrlattana;
Western (Br), New Tork.
NORFOLK. March 20?Arrived: Stra
Changulnola (Br), Avonmouth; Lake Wlm
lco, Banes; Veenachar (Br), Havre; achr
Margar te F Dlck (Br), Nanlea. Salled:
Htrs Lako Leaa, Cardenas; Nordkap (Dan),
g?> de*"Janelro; Vennach (Br), Havre;
*tlldum (Dutch), Loulsburg- C B Llnmore
(Br), Newport News; Lake Llcoro. New?
port News; Ouaro, Savannah; Indian, Cuba.
PHILADELPHIA, March 20?Arrived:
Stra Atlantus, Norfnlk; Oulfstream. port
I Arthur; motorship Bayonne. New York.
i ?. U,1,V,ii 1:A1'-S. '-<-. March 20?Arrived:
Mrs Ellis (Nor). Tcla; Gone Crawlev Tam?
pico; Lake Falrleo, Prbgreab; LakePramp
1 ion Havana; Maruba, Mogua La Grande,
: '-uba. Matlnlcock, Tampico;,Mexico (Mex),
, Irogreao: .Mount Vernon (Nor), Mexico;
?santa Rita, Tampico; Hurinamc, Port Bar
mos. Salled: StrB Jamaica, Klngston;
Lake Flthlan, Chile and Peru vla Panama
? i anal; Mam-.anlllo, Sablne, Texas; Yumurl,
! i rpgreso vla Tampico and Vera Cruz.
, PORTLAND, Me.. March 20?Arrived:
: btrs Gramplan Rango (Br), Hull, England;
I Lake Geneva. Norfolk.
! PORT TAMPA, Fla.. March 20?Arrived:
| Stra Lake Catherine, New Orleans; Mlaml,
i Key West. Sailed: Stra Waukesha, Baltl
! more; Margorl (Span), Now Orleans.
SAN FRANCISCO, March 20?Arrived:
Strs San Jose, Mazatlan; Tascaluaa, Cal
? cutta. Salled: ?tr Enterprise, Htlo.
SAVANNAH, March 20?Arrived: Stra
Henry Clay, New Tork for Antofagasta
(put ln for coal); Juanlata, Baltimore.
Sailed: tltrs Babboosick, Mancheater,
uothenberg and Malmo; Vlttorlo Em
lnunuel III (Ital). Momlqe; Howard, Phtla
Uelphia; sch Mabel, Havana.
SOUTHWEST PASS, La., March 20?Ar?
rived : str Radha, Frogreso.
TAMPA, Fla., March 20?Arrived: Strs
Fuel OU, Tampico; Sklpton (Br) Charles?
ton. Salled: .schs Emlly F. Northam,
Bagua La Grande; Leonic O. Louise (Br),
Matanzus.
FOREIGN PORTS
Departures for New Vork
Havre?S S Rovstl.
Padong?S S Bultenzorg.
Arrlvuls from New Tork
Rio Janelro?S S West Eagle.
TRANSPACIKIO MAILS
The connccllng mails close at the Gen?
eral Postoffice and City Hall Postoffiue
-tatlon, New Vork at 6 p m., as follows:
Hawaii, Ftjl Islands, New Zealand and
Australia, via Vancouver and Vlctorla B
C, steamship Niagara. March 26.
llawail, Japan, Korea, China, S1am Sl
1-eiia. Cochln China. Netherlands East In
dies and Philippine Islantia, via San Fran?
cisco, steamship Korea Maru, March 25.
Philippine Islands and specially-addressed
mail lor Japan, Korea and China, vla
beattle. steamship l'rotcsilaus, March C9.
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Army Orders
From The Tribune** Washington Bureau
WASHINGTON. March 20.?Army or?
ders issued to-day follow:
Honorably Discharged
HiKBirua. lat Lt. F. J., inf.
McQuain, Capt. J. E., Med. C.
Brewcr, Lt M. I., Med. C.
Leopold, 2d Lt. E. E., inf.
Brown, Capt. A. L , Med. C.
i'ruett, 2d Lt. E I'.. F. A.
Gardner, Lt. G. P . int
Wilson, 2d Lt. G. A., "nf.
Peckham, Lt. W. IL, . t.
Estabrook, Capt. A. 11.. .San. C.
Boyd. Capt. A. F. J., Med. C.
Barron, Lt. W. P., Med. C.
Flynn, 2d Lt. R. M? inf.
Caraker, Major C. T., Med. C.
McNamara, Lt, E. .).. inf.
Wilson, Lt. E. P., Med C
i t-rccl], 2d 1,1 II.. inf.
Jones, Major K. B., Med. C.
Armour, Lt. \v, s? jr., Med. C
Archer, LL Isaac, I'. '-..
Xeare. Lt. Col. C. C, J. A. gen. dept.
Iiurris, Capt. E K , Med C
Drake, 2d Lt. T. I-;.. Q. M. C.
Keil, Capt, K. W., .nf.
Little, Capt. W. S.. M( d. C
Stecle, Ll Harry S., I . S A
Stover, Lt. (.'. F:.. inf.
Potter, Lt. J. V., ord. dept.
( onzelmnnn, Capt O J - \'er, ('
' ?th< rt, :.l Lt. D. G , air bervice.
' !..-.. 1 :. rho'ma i, Sig. C.
Wrinkle, Lt. J. :;., air service.
Brown, Capt. A. K.. Med. C.
Wood, Capt .1 ?... Med. C.
Rudman, ( apt. T. E.. Med. C.
Ferrier, Capt. VV. p., Med C
Corbin. Lt. M. L., inf.
Moore. Capt R. D., Med. C:
Wilson, Capt. F Q., nir Bervicc
Hull. Capt. n. il , inf
1 ice, 2d Lt, W. H., air service,
Benzel, Lt. ('ol Walter, Med. C
i-i'!. ms, 2d Ll A. A., eng.
Thorton, Lt. B M r c
Kerr, Lt Co! K H? Q M, C.
Farrell. 2d Lt. P V i . \.
Hutchcn i, ' 'api j\ R. p. ,\
Argus, ( a) t. F _a< is, ' [ed. C.
Hardinp, Lt. G. I . inf.
1 ahy, Capt; J. E., Med. C.
Cummins, Lt J E . Med C
Ta: lor Lt. M. ll.. jr., inf.
Dayison, Lt C. ('., Mad. C,
Birrelow. 2d 1 t. H. S., nir service
Doron, Lt. W. B? I. A.
Gore, Capt. E. 15., prov. mar. gen. dept
McQuown, t apt. VV. K.. Q. M. c
Marschner, 2d Lt. W. B P.. eng.
I'u(!k'-. Chaplin 1 t Lt. A. O. I) S A
Moore, Capt. W. ,1 . inf.
Ferguson, Lt. A. II.. Med7C.
Resigned
Meneely, Capt. ,1. K.. C. A
Raueh, Lt. V.'. P . av.
Glass, Lt. VS' C. inf.
Aiiums Prov, Lt, A. O., inf.
VVUds, Maj. R. ii.. Med. C.
Gross, Lt. C. R., cav.
Brown, Capt. H. M., inf.
Muuge, Lt, J. B. ir., inf
Gorrell, Capt. E. S., inf.
McCleary, Lt. C. W., F. A.
Brown, Lt. G. R, jr.. inf.
Duffy, Lt. Arthur. C, A.
t Medical Corps
Coss, Capt. O. A., to Governor's Island.
filaskell, Capt. L. J., u> Governor's Island.
King, Lt. A. T.. to Governor's Island.
Uytun, Lt. H. J.. to Governor's Island.
Mlddleton, Capt W. D., to Fort Sam Hona
ton.
Crcss, Maj. J. W. S., to Camp Normoyle.
Infantry
Malone. Lt. Col. P. B? to Sprlngfleld. Mass.,
Frankford Arsenai, Rock Island Arsenal,
Fort Leavenworth and Fort Rlley.
Webb, 2d Lt Samuel, Lo Hot Hpnngri.
Hnthaway, Capt. L. R., to Nashville. '
lodd. Lt, D. _., jr., to New York. Jersey
City, Paterson. Newark, Elitabeth Tren?
ton. Camdcn. Now York, Bridgeport, New
Haven, Hartford, Boston, Lawrence, Low
r, clA' P,ro)'idence, Worcester and Springtteld.
Scott, Major L, M., to Camp Sherman
Alexander, Capt S. L.. to Fort Leavenworth.
Martin, Lt H. F.. to Fort Sheridan.
Murray, Major Robert, to Camp Funston,
Lewis. Capt. P. W., to Camp Dix.
Durfee, Capt. L. V., to Clemson, a C
Fleld Artillery
Barrows, Capt. F. M., to Chicago.
Brunzell. Col. Otto L., to Camp Taylor
EtV;w' M^"r,Rfn' w- 'T- tf> Camps Rraro.
Pike, Travis, Fort Slll, Funston, Dodge
t.rnnt, Taylor and Kncx.
Lee, Coi. R. E., to Camps Bragg, Pike
Trayia, Fort Slll, Funston, Dodge, Grant!
Taylor and Knnx.
Miscellaneous
Parkinson, Major J. L.. insp. gen. dept to
Antwerp, *??.??#
Markley. Lt, 0. E., Vet. C, to Fort Bliss.
Matson, Major Joseph, C. A., to San Fran?
cisco and Honolulu.
& ?rPtr.Ca.P'_'CaS- ?? Fort Sam Houston.
Liles. Lt, G. T., M. T. C, to Camp Benninir
Watson, Lt. Col. E. M.. F. A., to Paris
Winu;.LtrC?J' ?? h"'Q- M' C" t0 Monterey.
Williams, Capt. S. M.. cav., to Camn Travis
0?_h2,I,t R' S-' U- S A"' to Cmcajo and
Metcalfe, Capt. Buehler, U. S. A., to New
York and Hartford.
White, Major H. C. air service, to Camp
!? unston. , ~?_.t,
Neely, 2d Lt. J. T.. air service, to Camp
1-unston. ?_v
Elk ins .Capt. Dennie, ord. dept. to Toledo.
_?Ve' Lt?^' D~\ Den- c- t? Omaha.
Blance, Major Clarke, Med. C, to San Fran?
cisco.
McClure, Capt. Clarence. ord., to Metuchen
Lewis, Major G A.. eng., to Washington.'
Meservcj, Mnjor C. A.. C. A., to Fort Willir.m
Ftske, Major II. C. eng., to Fort McPhe-soi
Connolly, 2d Lt. F. W., air service, to Ta?
koma Park.
Tchb-tt*. Col H. H., teneral staff, to
Charleston. S. C.
Ogilvie. Maj. R. K., Med. C, to Denver
Smith. Lt. Col. M. C, general staff, to New
York.
Brode, Capt. C. A., air service, to Washing?
ton.
Gunster. Capt W. E., Q. M. C..^ to Camp
Iravts.
Denton, Lt Col. J. W., Q. M. C, to Camp
A. A. Humphreys.
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Weather Report
Sun riaes... B :59 a.m.'Sun sets... 6 :09 p.m
Moon rises.. 6:20 a.m. Moon sets.. 7 :51 p.m!
Local Foreraat.?Fair to-day; fair and
warmer to-morrow; moderate northwest
winds, becoming variable to-morrow.
Local Official Report.--.The following of?
ficial record shows temperatures during the
last twenty-four hours, in compari^on with
the correaponding date of last year:
1920. 1919.1 1920. 1919.
? B m- ? ;* 'ln 3 p. m. . . 3fi 59
f> n. m... 35 42! 0 p. m... 10 ,"?
0 "? "???? "'?'? U| 9 p. m. .. 37 5R
12 noon... 37 53)10 p. ro... 36 56
Highest 40 degrees, at 6 p. m. ; lowest. 31
degree.-;, at 6:50 a, m, . average, 30 degrees
average same date last year, 50 degrees ; av?
erage same dato for thirty-thm; years :>,'J
degrees.
Humidity
8 o. m.... 06 1 p. m..\. 75 8 p. m.... 64!
* ? "
Bnromcter Readlngs
8 a m.. 29.36 1 P m.. 20.38 8 p. m.. 29.C1
GenernI Weather Conditions
WASHINGTON, March 20.?The storm of
tbe lnst several days is central to-night off
the eastern Maine coast. and the weather
has generally cleared except in New York
imil New England Over the western ha'.f
of the country pressure is failing rapidly,
with n disturbance of apparently marked ;
character approaching the north Paciflc
eo.; lt.
During tbe last twenty-four hours there
were cjuite general rains nnd snows, mnstly j
snows, from tfc" upper Ohio Valley and th* j
lower lake region castward, with heavy
snowfall in portions of New England av.d
eastern New Vork. Over the remninder of
thu ountry the weather wa* fair except
from cemra! California northward, where
'u, !.? were light rains.
It is colder in the south Atlantic and east!
Gulf state? nnd warmer in the West, with
temperatures con iderably abovo the sea
sonal average Elsewiiero there was but
little change
Fair and warmer weather will prevail
Sunday and Monday east of the Mississippi
Forccasts for Special Districts. ? Eastern
New York -Fair Sunday; Monday fair ane!
? arm< r.
Western New York?Fair Sunday, slightly
warmer in ivesl . Monday warmer.
Southern Neu England?Clearing Sunday;
Monday fair. Blightly warmer.
Delaware nnd New Jersey-?Fair Sunday,1
slightl: warmer in interior; Monday, f;iir'
and warmer.
Eastern Pennsylvania?Fnlr and slightly
warmer Sunday; Monday, fair and warmer.1
THE REV. C. E. ROBINSON
Thc Rev. Charles Edward Robinson,
former pastor of the Huguenot Me
morial Church in Pelham Manor, N. Y..
flied Thursday after a lingcring illness.
Owing to ill health he resigned his
pulpit n year and a half ago. He was
bofn ln Ludlowville, N. Y., thc son of !
Peter. and Elizabeth Robinson. He was ?
gradu'ated from Hamilton College, and
had been pastor of many churches in :
Scranton, Pa., and in Rochestftt. He '
is survived by his wife -.nd a ion, Al- |
lan Ri binson, of this city.
THE REV. W. L. BATTERSHALL
ALBANY, March 20.?The Rev. Wal?
ton S. Battershall, rector emeritus of
St. Peter's Episcopal Church and rec?
tor for thirty years, died last night of
pneumonia.
Federal Reserve Banks
WASHINGTON. March 20.?The condition of thc twelve Federal Reserve
banks at thc- close cf business March 10 was ac follows:
RESOURCES
March 19. -' March 12.
Gold coin . nd certificates. $159,660,000 - $165,978,000
Gold settlement fund (F. R. Board>. 388,271,000 391649 000
Gold with foreign agencies-,. 112.781,000 ll27s'l[ooo
Total -told held by banks. $660,712,000 $67-1,408,000
Gold with Federal Reserve agents. 1.10l,ti0_,000 1,142,576,000
Gold redemption futai. 112,174,000 119^iSo!oOO
Total gold reserves. $1,934,581,000 $1,936,364,000
Legal tender notes, silver, etc. 125,743,000 120,366,000
Total reserves. $2,060,326,000 $2,056,730,000
Ri'.ls discounted: Secured by U. S. war obli?
gations . 1,363,509,000 1,515,959,000
All other .-. . . . 854,172,000 907,487,000
Bills bought in open market. 463,232,000 504,172 00 I
Total bills on har.d. $2,670,913,000 $2,927,618,000
i nitjid States government bonds. 26,797,000 26 775 000
United States Victory notes. 68,000 G i',000
U. S. certificates of indebtedness. 407,110,000 267,461000
'(Total enrning assets. $3,104,897,000 $3,221,922,000
BanV premises..,,. 11.703,000 11,791,000
Uncollectcd items and other deductions from
gross deposits.-. .?. 940,295,000 817,926,000
Five per cent reck-mption fund against Fed?
eral Reserve Bank notes. 14,387,000 13,851,000
All other resources. 5,645,000 5,485,000
Total resources._. $6,137,348,000 $6,127,705,000
LIABILITIES
Capital paid in. $00,958,000 $90,871,000
Surplus . 120,120,000 120,120,000
Government deposits. 58,027.00" 55 324 000
Due to member banks?Res. account. I,850,106lo00 1 8^! '7'7noo
Deferred availabiiity items. 616,749,'oOO '575^17,0.10
Other dep., including for. gov. credits. 100,969,000 98,286,000
Totul p-ross deposits. $2,625,851,000 $2,616,036,000
Fed. Res. notes in actual circulation. 3,047,1 13,0 10 3,0 19,751.
Federal Reserve Bank notes in circulation,
net Uability .;. 211.132,000 220,738,000
All otlier habihties. 42,149,000 40.190,000
Total liabilities...*..... $6,137,343,000 $6,127,705,000
Ratio of total reserves to net deposit and Federal Reserve note llabili?
ties combined, 43.5 per cent, against 42.5 per cent the week before
Ratio of gold reserves to Federal Reserve notes in actual circulation
after setting aaide 35 per cent againsa net deposit llabilities, 48.3 per cent,
agatnst 4i,0 pe- jent the week before.
I*--???------__--?_---_-___? ,,.
William L. Andrews,
Merchant, Author
And Educator, Dies
He Was Patron of Art and
Member of Many Clubs in
America and England; Be?
gan Writing Late in Life
William Loring Andrews, merchant,
author and bibllophile, died late on
Friday at his home, 16 East Thirty
eighth Street. Ho was the son of
Loring and Caroline (Delemater)
Andrews and was descended from Will?
iam Andrews, who was one of John
Davenport's founders of New Haven,
Conn., in 1638.
Mr. Andrews was born in this city on,
September 9, 1837, and was educated in
private schools. When eighteen ho
entered his father's leather trade es
tablishment 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 pursuitB and to the ad?
vancement of higher education.
In 1881 he became a member of the
council of New York University, and
nlled that place for nearly thirty
years. His father formerly had been
* benefactor of that institution, and
Mr. Andrews maintained throughout
his life an interest in it. He was
since 1878 a life trustee of the Metro?
poiitan lUuseum 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 aho
of the Society of Iconophiies, and was
a member of the Caxton Club, of Chi
cago; thc Set of OddVolumes, oi Boston;
thc Savile Club, of London; the His
torical Society, the Geoe;raphical So?
ciety, the Academy of Design, the St
Nicholas Society, the Century Asso?
ciation and the Union League Club of
New York. He was also a trustee of
the Bank for Savings, a director of
the Continentai Fire Insurance Com?
pany and a manager of the House of
Refuge on Randall's Island.
Although he addressed himself to
authorship late in life, Mr. Andrews
was a prolific writer. His chief works
include "Roger Payne and His Art,"
and "Jean G*olier," 1802; "Bradford
Map," 1893; "Stray Leaf from ihe
Correspondence of Charles Dickens and
Washington Irving," 1884; "Old Book
seliers of Now York," 1895; "PdVtrait
ure of the American Revolutionary
War," 1896; "Prosnect of the Coiieges
in Cambridge in New England" and
"New Amsterdam, New Orange, New
York," 1897; "Fragments of American
History" and "Trio of Eighteenth Cen?
tury French Paintcrs in Miniature,"
1808; "Sextodecimos et Infra," 1899;
"Gossip About Book Collecting," 1900;
"iconography of the Battery and
Castle Garden" and "Paul Revere,"
1901; "Bihliopegy in the United
States," 1902; "Treatyse of Fysshynge
With an Ang'.e" (back latter), 1908;
"New York as Washington Knew It
After the Revolution," 1906; "An Eng?
lish Bibliophile, Snortsman and Binder
of Angling Books," 1007; "The Heaven
ly 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 lo
him, the elder of whom, Loring, died
just before his expected graduntion at
Yale, and the younger Theodore, died
in boyhood. Mr. Andrews received the
honorary degree of A. M\ from Yale
in 1893.
Dr. Frederick J. Leviseur, ,
MedicaJ Specialist, Dead
__ Dr. Frederick J. Leviseur, of 40 East
Eighty-third Street, a dermatologist, !
died Friday, at the Roosevelt Hospital,
after a short illness. He was sixty
year* old.
Dr. Leviseur was horn in Cassel, Ger?
many, and was a graduate of the uni
versities of Bonn and Goettingen. He
also took post-graduate cours-es in Vi- '
enria, Paris, London and Edinburgh. He
came to this country in 1885 to join
his r..'her. Professor Leviseur, and as I
soon as possible took out citizenship !
papers. He was one of the first derma- j
tological specialists in this country,
and became universally known because ;
of his skill and knowledge.
Dr. Leviseur was dermatologist con- '?
sultant of the H-)>rew Orphan Asylum,
associate dermatologist of the Mount
Smai Hospital, visiting dermatol
ogist of New York Polyclinic and o ?
member of the New York Dermatologi- i
cal Society, the American Medical As
sociation and thc Medical Society of the '
County of New York. He was aii exten- !
sive eonlributor to literature on skin
diseases.
Dr. Leviseur is survived by a sister.
Mrs. Adolph Stanfield, of this city, and
a brother, Joseph Leviseur, of Il'oston.
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DR. HELEN E. HILL
Dr. Helen E. Hill, eighty-one. the .
oldest woman physician in this city and
a well known practitioner t ' South
Brooklyn for thirty-nine years, died
yesterday of the ailments of old age at
her home, 3S8 Union Street, Brooklyn.
ROBERT M. DAME
NEW BRITAIN, Conn., March 20.?
Robert M. Dame, fifty-two, for thirteen j
years head of the lire department
here, died in St. Augustlne, Fla., last
night. He was well known as a mem- I
ber of the International Fire Chiefj'
As:-ociation.
Navy Orders
From Th.- Tribune'x Waak'ngt? Bureau
WASHINGTON, March 20.?Navy orders
i3Bued to-day follow:
Allen, Lt. (J. G.) Charles, to U. S. S. Dent.
Cuiick. Lt. (J. G.) John, to ex-German
battleship Ostfriesland.
Frester, Lt. (J. G.) W. M., to ex-German
iiuttleshiii Ostfriesland.
Fortejcue, Lt. Comdr. T. A., to ex-German
battleship Frankfort.
Gelselman, Lt. E. H., to D. S. S. Minnesota.
Gray, Lt. W. C., to ex-German battleship
Ostfriesland.
Haaa, Lt. Comdr. E. G., to command U. 3.
3. Converse. i ]
Haat, Lt. Comdr. W. S., to sub, div. 1.
Hachtmann, Gun. A. D., to ex-German bat
tleship Ostfriesland.
Heath, Lt. Comdr. D. P., to navy ya>-d
Pujret Sound. Wash.
McGillivray. Carpentur A. D., to U. S. S.
Oklahoma.
Quinn. Lt. G. P., to nav. hosp. Mt. Lake3
111.
Randall, Comdr. J. A., to receivins ship
New York.
Reinburcr, Lt 3.0.. to duty aa aid on staff
and flas lieutenant commander train, Pa?
ciflc Fleet. Rear Admiral Wood.
Toulon. Lt. Comdr. A. J., to ex-German bat?
tleship Ostfriesland.
Watson. Ens. C. H., to U. S. S. Simpson.
Whalen, Lt. John, to command U. S. S.
Sylph.
Wo-th, Mach. F. E., to sub. div. 1.
Wrizht, Capt. H. T., to navy yard, Charles?
ton, S. C.
Zeitler, Lt. Wm., to Bur. Ord. Navy Dept.
BBRTHS
BREWER?To Mr. and Mr, Gelston Brewer, a
son, William Gelston Brewer jr., March 20
LAMI'OKT- Mr. and Mrs. Jo-.cph M. !.r,m
port <nee Eitelle Hnrewitx), -11 We-1 S::d
?t.. annonnce the birth of a son March
ENGAGEMENTS
BRK. KM AN?SCHWARTZ?Mr. and MrT.
M. Schwartz, of 1807 Clinton ave.. Bronx,
X Y . announce the ensrav-m-nt of their '
daughter, Anna, to Mr. Herman Brick
m? n.
ROSS?WILLIAMS?Mr. Ric??-'-<l R Rw,, i
of 235 North Falton a-e., Mount Veraon. l
N, V.. has announced the engragermnt of
*>*? daufchter, Florence Elizabeth. to Roger !
illiama, also of Mount Vernon - I
MARRIAGES
DAVIS?RVLAND?Mr. Harry Ryland an?
nounces the marriage of his sister. Ethel,
t<i David Davis. son of Mr. Edward Davis,
by Dr.'Nathan Krcss, on Mareh 17 1920. -
DEATHS
ALLEV?At 25 Gay st. Elmhurst. N. Y.,
March 19. Harriette Etta, wife of Laster L.
Funeral at the Elmhurst M. E. Church on
Sunday, 2 o'cloek.
AUJ'1?^&n Ml,rch 19> Su8?n K?iti_K, wife
of William C. Aald. Funeral from 2103
Amsterdam ave.. on March 22. at 10 a. m.
Interment St Baymond's Cemetery.
BAV^t~9n Ma:rch 18- Lon??? Balt*. wife
of Frank A. Baltz. of 297 Arltagrton ave..
Brooklyn. Funeral from 2704 Balnbridge
ave.. Bronx, on March 22 at 8 p. m In?
terment Cypress Hills Cemetery on Tues?
day morning.
BA17?o^E%"In Cor?~ado. Calif.. March 13.
1020 Frnnees S. Tillinghast, widow of
btephen W. Barker. Funeral from 82 lst
?>t., Troy, N. V., March 52, 2 o'cloek. -j
BERNSTEIN?Irving. on March 19. Funeral j
from 1051 Boston Boad, at 10 a. m?
March 21.
B^7^~2nARturd8y ??1k' March 20.1
Winthlo ?3?Gra(,Uate HosP*I. Elizabeth!
Winthrop Bowen, of 16 E&t 96th st i
age B% years. daughter of Jdln de Koven '
and Elizabeth Winthrop BowSs. Fune.4"
service at St James's ChurehTf lst st. and I
Madison av., on Monday, Martk 22. at 11
o'cloek. Interment ?t GreenwodH Cemetery
"?S^T011 M"ch ?. WiUette. Funeral |
Brookfj^7' Bt 2 P* m- trom 3984 Av?^K. !
?% m ? ?"? B1,ink Bruce- Services at i
535 Nostrand ave., Brooklyn, March 21. '
Blw^CET?u March 18- M"T E. Burke'i
wife af Ihomas A. Burke, at 278 Chauncey
st. Interment Holy Cross. "-"auncey
BTToI^Aw "acke"5?<'k, N. J? March 19.
Joseph H. H husband of Jessie M. Bu-t
Funeral! at Acker.on st, Harkensack, N
J., bunday afternoon, 4 o'clurk.
C^EARY?Elizabeth, on March 19 *P~ii*~
THE FUNERAL CHURCH (FrankV E
Campbell). B'way, G6th st.Monday U ? m
C_?E1?r?n Marc!! X5' at 571 w?t 139th
lim. Funeral Sunday morning, 10-30 .
CORCORAN?At his residence, 1529 West
st, Brooklyn^ John husband of Elizabeth
Corcoran. Funeral Supday at 11 k. m
from the parlors of James A. Casey 234 ;
&?!"_,."_"" Brooklyn Interment Hew.;
& Funeral from 337 West 49th st ?n
bunday. Interment Calvary. f.
DEIS?Otto. on March 19 Senriee-. TtTV
Uiu E?AL? CHUFH (F??kBrCJ??
bell'. Broadway, 6Cth st.. Sunday. 3pm
DENNERLEIN-On March 18, 1920. George
H. Funeral from 2013 Anthony ave. ,
; ^l?rTlXxx?n ?MarcV1' at 2 ?'clock- In^r
ment Woodlavn Cemetery "*
D^'rlIJT^r?rV ?*?* *8- Maria. Funerai j
in ? ? Eau1V 41st st' <m M-?h 22. at
IU .30 a. m. Interment Calvary. . I
ENGELMANN-August, on March 18. 3erv. !
ices THE FUNERAL CHURCH fFrarfr E
Campbell). B'way, 66th st, Sunday 12 ??o n' j
FIESER-March 18, 1920. Louise Fieser, '
wite or Charles Fjeser. Funeral fmm vne
East 90th st., March 21. at 2 o'clocT -
FERGUSON-On March 19; 1920, Christina j
L, wife of thc late David Ferguson. Fu- i
neral at ,20 Blopmfield st, Hoboken, on !
March 21, at 1:30 o'cloek. . ;
FETHERSTGN?Mary, on March 19. Mass I
at fat. Peter s Church, New Brichton
Staten Island, on Monday, nt 9:30 a m -
GODFREY-On March 18. 1920. Thomjs A. l
Godfrev, beiovcd son of Delia and th? late
Michael J. Godfrey. Funeral from hfc late
mT^So' " ,Uq East 1G-U st" OT1 MEnday. j
March 22. at 9 a. m.: thence to St Angela (
Merici Church, 153d st. and Morris av i
GRAHAM?On March 19. 1920 Eliza A I
McSoriey, widow of the late John Francis
Uraham. r uneral from 342 West 16th'
st. to Church of St. Francis Xavier
March ;., at 10 a. m. Interment Calvary '
".emetery. ? *
UI?Ly,l?Lx? ^,0Iri7 H- Frida>'- March)
XJ, J.i.11, hu-band of /.immer Grcenwald '
I; uneral bunuay, at 11 a. m., from 839
./ackson ave.. B.-onx. _
HARING?Oh March 18. David E. Funeral'
at tne st, Dumont, N. J.. on March 21
at _ p. m. Interment Park Ridge, N J - i
H\RrUNGTO\--On March 18, Mary. wife
of I homas A tfarrin^ton Funeral from
We=t l_3d st. on Monday, at 9-45
a. m. Interment Calvary.
HATCH?March 9, Eraraa. wife of Simon'
Hatch. Funeral from 537 Lexington Tv !
on bunday at 10 a. m. *
HKI.WIG?March 19, Mary Theresa. Fu"
103d st ^ ' 5 P' "?? 1U W?t
HURST-On March 18, Celina C. widow
of Alexander D. .Hurst Funeral March
--. at - p. rn.. at 140 Weat 3tith st. In?
terment Eversrreeos Cemetery.
i laitto, N. \, Margaret Chrlstine
KOBBERGER?Margarethe. an March ft
Servicea THE FUNERAL CHimrii
Frank E. Campbell,, Broadwav b"#?
bunday, 2 p. rr..
KI'HN-On Maroh 19, George Daniel, hus- :
v" R?5 %r,e ,C' B* -5uhn' F?neral serv. '
rees at Chapel of St. Luke's Hospital
Monday. at 11 a. m. . j
KFHR-On March 19, William Frederick":
husband of Theresa Hiitermann Kuhr. Fu
neral Mohday. March 22, from 299 Stuy- '?
vesant av? Brooklyn. Interment at Holy
Cross Cemetery. . ;
LENDRUM?Oa March 18. R?chel W. Len
'r"o" ^UrC'ral Jlurch 23' at ^-M P- n*-.1
1G20 "Roodnaven Boul.-vard. Woo.lhaven
L. I. Interment Pine Lawn Cemeterv '
LE-nSEUR-Ori Friday, March 19. aft,r a
nnef illness, Dr; Frederic J. Leviseurf be!
.<--a brother oi -lrs. Charlotte Stanpcld.
l-u.'.eral at his residence, 40 Ea?t 83(f st
-"nday afternoon, March 21, at 2 :30 o'rflock!
LPWRY?Frank M., beloved husbanl of
Ruth lowry. nr. March 18. Services mi V I
FUNERAL CHURCH (CiatpbSlTbuU^K I
DEATHS
!?.-1-.
Broadway, 66th st., Sunfay. March 21. -*
4 p. m.. umler auspicA Masonic Orde;
All visitinj- and sojourn Brothers ir.vltc-J.
LYNAGH?On March 19. at 41 Gerry st .
Elmhurst, Jante* F., husband of Mar
Lynaarh. Interment Calvary.
MARKHAM?At ?-nmit, N. J.. March 2C,
1920, after a lorft illness. Ella A. Totter.
wife oi Henry Hi Markham. in her 67tb
year. Funeral setvices will be held at her
late residence. 18% Summit av.. Summit.
N. J.. on Monday. March 22, at 8 :30 p. tc.,
on arrival of traik leaving Hobokan at
2:80 p. m. \
MARTIN?At HobokerL N. J.. ?a Thtrrsday.
March 18, 1920, LoflU Storla, In the 73d
year of her age. FwaeraJ services will b?
held on Sunday, MarA 21, at 4 p. m , at
her late residence, 508 Garden st., Hobo?
ken. Kindly omit flowers.
MERKEL?On March 18. 1920. JuTlus J.
Merkel, husband of Elizab-th Merkel. Fu?
neral from 301 West 111th st, on March
2L at 1:30 p. m.
NIEDHAMMER?On March 18. 1920. Kosinu
F., wife of Frederick C. Niedhammer. Fu?
neral on March 21, at 3 p. m.. at 32".
Hull av., Bronx. Interment Woodlawn
Cemetery.
O'BRIEN?On March 19. 1920. at 114 Wes*
90th st., Mstthew D . husband of Johannn.
O'Brien. Funeral March 21, at 2 p. m.
Interment Calvary.
OCHS?George, husband of Louisa Rup
precht, on March 17, at 418 Woodland av.,
Avon by the Sea, N. J. Funeral on March
21, at 2 p. m. , -
PAPIN?Rone V. (Leon BennaK on Sat?
urday, March 20. Funeral jprftate.
PIERCE?Suddenly. on Se.tugday morning
March 20. 1920. Jean Pricei Pierce. of 15?.
Clintxm st.. Brooklyn, N. jY.. widow of
Smith Dewey Pierce and daufehter of Frank
N. and Cynthia K. Price. Piinerai private.
Boston and Philadelphia tpapers pleast
copy.
PRTCE?Pauline. on March, 19. Service;
THE FUNERAL CHUU<JH (Frank F
Campbell), B'way, 66th si . |Ior.rfay, 8 p. ro
QUINN?On March 19. 1920! George. Fu
neral from 2548 8th av., Sunday. at l
p m. Interment Calvary.
ROBINSON?At Pelham MsLor, N. Y.
March 19. 1920. in his 85th fear. thc Rev
Charles E. Robinson, D. D..i beloved hus?
band of Clara Vaill Roblnsok and fathe?
of Allan Robinson. Funeral services Mon?
day. March 22, at 3:30 j>.\ m.. at the
Huguenot Memorial Church, PdUiam Manor.
Interment at Waahington, Corm.
BOSELLE?At Freehoid, N. J.l March 18
1920. Kato V. Smock, wife bf John T.
Roselle. Funeral at her late home 67
South -t, Freehoid. N. J., an Monday
March 21. at 2 o'clock.
ROSO?March 18. 1920, Manoel A. Funera'
from 384 Meadowbrook lane, South
Orange, N. J., on March 2L at 2:3f<
o'clock.
RUSSELL?On March 19. 1920. ?t 406 Wev
124th st.. James Scott. Fufieral from
309 West 57th st., on March 21, at 12 :4."
p. m.
SCHILLING?March 18, 1920. Mary E. Fu?
neral on March 21, 1320, at 3 p. m.. fron.
72 North Pleasant av., Ridsewood. N. J
Interment Greenwood Cemetery, Marcl
22, at 12:30 p. m.
SERGEANT?Caroline, on March 19. \ Serv
ices THE FUNERAL CHURCH tFrAr.k K
Campbell), B'way. 66th st, Monday, Sn. m
SHFEHAN-Mary T. Sheehan. wife of the
laie Timothy Sheehan. Funeral f-om 7
Perry st.. March 22, at 9:30 a. m. In
terment Calvary.
SIMON?Mrs. Fannie. March 18. wife of
Marks. Funeral from 881 Fox st., Bronx
March 21, at 10 a. m.
STEWART?On March 18. 1920 Ida M
widow of the late William W. Funeral
from 387 Ocean av., Flatbush, Sunday, a
,?p',rr"' ln*<-*rment at Waterbury, Conn.
Monday afternoon.
STRIPP?Matthew, at 928 President st.
Brooklyn. husband of the late Mary Moore
1'uncral March 22, at 9:30 a. m.
SULLIVAN?On March 19. Thomas .1 . hus?
band of Catherine B. Sullivan. Fnners
frcm 951 Jenning*. st. on March 22, at !?
a. m. Interment Calvary.
TAIT?On March 19, 1920. Ehz-ibe'h C. Fu
neral at 1368 Pacific st., Brooklyn, oi
^Tar.'h 22, at 8 p. m.
THORNTON?On March 19, James. Serv
i< es MOiulay evening at 8 o'clock at 8 iC
Elsmero PJace, Bronx.
TITRNBITLL? On March 19, 1920, James F
lunerai at 194 Vree'and av. on Sunday n
?. Interment at Woodlawn. New York
Monday morning.
VON HEMSEN?On March 17. 192<\ Ce-rp.
Von Hemsen, husband of Marv Von H-m
sen. lunerai at 11 Bedford st on Marcf
-1, at 1:30 p. m. Interment at LuOi-ra
C cmetcry.
WEINSTEIN?On March 18. Leo. husband o"
the late Irancis Weinstein. Funeral from
425 West 38th st on Marcb 21. at 1 :3l
v. m. Interment Woodlawn.
WILSON On Friday, Mar.-h 19. 1910 But
!er Millard Wilson. won of the late'Mon
mouth B. and Mary B. Wi.jsan and
brother of Harold R. Wilson, in |i-, 40th
year. Funeral services at his liAe reai?
dence 5 West 103d st, New York. Jiunday.
March 21, at 2:30 p. m. inte.-mttnt pn
vale.
YOUNGMAN?Vreeland H., suddlily on
Friday, March 19. at his resid-hce. H>5
West lllth st. Funeral service* in f,v
Marble Collegiate Church, 5th av.l at 290
st, Monday, March 22. at m-3? a~m
Interment Albany, N. Y. Albany paper?
please copy.
ZINCKE?On March 19. Emma Adelaide.
wife of Oswald Zinclce. Funeral at 101B
Woodycrest av Sunday evening at 9
ii cioc-k. Intt rmenl private.
IN MEMORIAM
GOLDfTEIN?ln eonatant devot-on* to the
memory of my dearly beloved ar.d dovoteci
wife, Lu-.iJIe. whose :;ou! depa ted ?ne veai
ego-_FMMA.NUEL GOl_>_t_lN.
FOR SALE Out-of-town miin~ tlisi.o*.
ol his lot ln Woodlawn C*m*tcry vt
dress Locl Box 276, Grana ..inrj.1 sta
t.on. New York City
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