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The Monticellonian. [volume] (Monticello, Ark.) 1870-1920, 1916-12-28

ing increase and remarkable prevalehey
Of kidney disease. While kidney dis
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last recognized by patients, zpho usually
content themselves zVfth doeko1Ing the
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The Monticellonian. [volume] (Monticello, Ark.) 1870-1920, 1916-12-28

One woman saws: My
hu sband used to swallow his
coffee and hurry off. Now we
have Arbuckies' and you'd
think it was Sunday the way
helinRers over his breakfast"
Until you try Arbuckles'
you will never know what
a difference good coffee can
make in your home.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean., 1916-06-29
|Cafr:aIlza Promises ilIle :.
Release Of ! Jp!!t!:!i:c<.,,ers;
Situation is Unsettled

on their way north to Jarez and prob
ably would arrive there in the morn
ing. ...
According to report, Consul Garcia
had received word from General Ire
vino that the American prisoners,
with tehir arms and countrementes
were to be delivered at once to the
American authorities. The report was
forwarded at once to Washington by
General Funston.
"This shows that we. don't want war
unless it is forced upon u.s." said Mr..
Garcia. +
1t is expected that the arriving
prisoners will form a happy party.
Accounts received at the border have
been to the effect that the dusky
troopers were a gloomy lot on their
way to Chihauhau City. Only today
Only today a dispatch from that city
quoted one of the prisoners as saying:
eff we ever get back to Gods coun-
try, we don't want to leave there any
more.."
Consul Garcia was trying tonight to
get fuller details Of the release, and
the exact hour that the troopers will
arrive here.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean., 1916-06-29
NEWS WRITER'S MUST PAY
THEIR OWN WAY TO BORDER

Washington, June 28.-To clear up
misunderstanding, the War Depart
ment ISSUED orders to the department
tai commanders, directing that news
paper representatives be permitted to
accompany national guard or other
troop trains to the border, travc. .
their own expense.
Requests have poured in from pa
pers in all parts of the country ask
ing if it was necessary that War De-
!partment credentials be obtained be-
fore representatives could be sent with
the state regiments as they are order
ed South. Secretary Baker ruled that
the department had no objection 9
any arrangement the various COM
manders might make in this regard,
provided the government was at no ex-
pense. . -.
Regulations regarding newspaper
men who accompany troops in Mexico
remain unchanged. Full credentials
must be issued by the War Depart
ment in such case and no additional
correspondents will be allotted to Gen.
Pershing's command at present.
Correspondents accompanying state
troops to the border must provide
their own equipment and supplies. The
order is construed here to mean, how
ever, that they could be included in an
army officers mess by paying their
share of the cost.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean., 1916-06-29
.DEB0ER- . /;
W|TTKOFF
.';s&t..s,. .EsssE;IA !;


At the methodist parsonage in this
city on June Goth, occurred the mar
riage of Mr.. Gustav DeBoer and Miss
Minnie Wittkoff, both prominent
young people of Webster. The cere-
mony was performed by Rev. C. E.
Stinson. The bride was attended by
Mrs. Frank Walford, sister of the
bride and Weiger DeBoer acted as
best man.
Both the contracting parties are we'll
and favorably known in the vicinity
in which they live and have large
circle of friends who will join in wish
ing them happiness and prosperity.
They will make their homes on the
farm Of the groom near Webster.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean., 1916-06-29

POWELL, 'AYlAhD AND GRIFFIN
WIN; HUNT PROBABLE winner
!. FOR STATES ATTORNEY !


are yet several precincts to hea: flL I
as we 60 to press and we are unable
to give total returns. For the lei :
lature it looks like Kelly, Hoghaug
and Laird. Frazier and Burdick are
running very even in the COUNTY, ami
McCumber has carried the county IN
good shape.
The vote was considered rather !;;xhs
in this county, owing to the heavy
rain yesterday, but in the rural dis
trict the Non-partisan ticket v,ted
strong but failed to nominate their
senator or representative.
Complete returns of the county v'ill
probably be in by tonight or in the
morning.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean., 1916-06-29
ST0US BODY.
RECOVERED

Sunday the body of Rohus stous,
who was drowned in Devils Lake one
week before, was recovered. the BODY
having foated to shore and was rest
ing on the rocks. The funeral was
held from the Catholic church In this
city Monday morning and the remains
were laid at rest in the cemetery near
the city. The bereaved relatives have
the sympathy Of all in their hour Of
sorrow. W
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean., 1916-06-29
SITTING BULLS SLAYER
WILLING TO LAY DOWN
LIFE FOR FLAG, HE SAYS.

Mandan, N. D., June 26.-"An old
Indian am I, but no white man loves
his country more. If my country
needs me and can serve in any way
my life is not so dear, but that, too
will lay it down for the flag we have
learned to love-"
This is the translation of speech
in the Sioux tongue made at flag.
raising ceremony at Fort Rice Satur.
day by Red Tomahawk, an old Indian
scout, who years ago, killed Sitting
Bull. y, ,,
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean., 1916-06-29
CITIZENS BUY MOTOR CARS
FOR ST. JOSEPH MILITIA

St. Joseph, Mo-, June2s.-When
word was received here that the 4th
Regiment, NJ N. G., embracing the St.
Joseph companies, was in need of
transportation facilities, citizens rais-
ed funds by public subscription with
which to purchase three motor deliv-i
cry cars and started them overland .to
the mobilization camp at Nevada, Mo.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean., 1916-06-29
RECRUITS ARE
ASKED FOR

Lieutenant B. Olson and Private Ar
thur Serumgard and Arthur Mclean
have benn sent to this city as recruit.
ing officers for the National Guard o1
this state and have opened recruiting
Offices here. The National Guard o1
the state is short Of men and it is pro.
posed to bring it up to the required
standard. Any one wishing to enlist
with the Guard will consult with eth
er Of the three above named men.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean., 1916-06-29
WILL PR0TECT1.;
POLICY HOLDERS

J. D. Stinson, local secretary of tie
"A O.'U. w., has received notice from
headquarters that any person holding
policies in this company and who en-
lists to go to the front will be pro-
tected as to their insurance. The head
office advises that all insurance poll
cies will be good and further that in
event Of the insured not paying his
dues while in the service that the pre-
mium will be paid out of Grand LodSe
funds. This certainly shows a most
patriotic spirit on the part Of this
great fraternal order.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean., 1916-06-29
PATRIOTIC
!. :. MEETING [ /
~ O1B0OF~ VvDONsE iSs
SHIELD
LOCAL PEOPLE ssHOW ENTHUs-
LASM BY ATTENDING ROUSING
MEETING TUESDAY EVENING.

The first of the week First Lieuten-
:.snt Gerto A. Olson of the North Dako-
T. National Guard arrived from Hills
boro, and in company with Sergeant
Arthur Mclean and Arthur Serum
gard, they have been enlisting men for
he service, in order to bring the
state guard up to its full war strength.
Tuesday evening there was a rousing
meeting in front of the city hall, and
hundreds Of people were there to lis
tan to the able talks de-
4erent citizens. The band played sew
eral selections and after the meeting
was over recruits were called for and
is young men offered their services
to the country and have been enlisted
;, and left for Fort. Lincoln, where they
viii join some of the various compan-
les preparatory to moving to the Mex
lean border.
THE HONOR ROLL!
Sergeant Arthur Serumgard
n . Sergeant Mclean ssa.is,,s, s3's' i s.:as1
J. J. Wansley
E. Evanson
Clifford Homan
Charles Lothen
Isaac Joseph
John Pulaski
Harry Connor
Nick Passos
Knud Hansen
Robert Moore
Leslie Christie
VIM. Chas. Chrispen
Georges Freson
Derice. G. Kennedy
Paul Scott.
4 -, ~. =. ... .
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean., 1916-06-29
RURDICK LEADS ON FACE OF
FIRST RETURNS, BUT EVERY
THING POINTS TO NON-PARTI-
SAN MANS NOMINATION.
BURKE VICTOR IN DEMOCRATIC
SENATORIAL RACE '--''
D. H. M'ARTHUR, DEMOCRAT, UN-
DOUBTEDLY IS GIVEN NOMIN-
ALTON. .ss,,.3
A. T. KRAABEL IS
AHEAD OFF sORLIE
H. ]. LINDE SHOWS REMARKA-
BILE STRENGTH IN ATTORNEY
GENERAL RACE.

Porter j. McCumber won the repub-
lican nomination for uMted States
senator, defeating Louis b. Hanna,
Governor of the ,stateI ind 4. A. Mes
tos, who followed in the order named.
Lynn j. Frazier, on the face of the
returns at hand, is generally, conceded
The republican nomination, despite the
fact that the totals available this
morning revealed U. L. Burdick as the
leader. J. H. Frame is third in the
field, while Geo. Smith is a poor fourth
John Burke had no trouble winning
the democratic nomination for United
States senator, Winning over F. O.
Hellstrom by wide margin.
The democratic nomination for gov
ernor seems to belong to d. H. Nc
Arthur, although returns on that fight
are still somewhat indefinite.
Down the line with hte Republican
state ticket candidates, a split ticket
as between the Non-partisan league
candidates and the anti-league candi-
dates.
For lieutenant governor, A. T. Kraa-
bel has run well ahead of o. j. Sorlie
and no doubt has been nominated.
The fight for attorney general is re-
markably interesting, with H. ]. Linde
showing greater strength than other
anti-league men and the probabilities
are that Linde has been nominated,
though it will require much more COM
|plete returns than are now available,
to determine the outcome.
Carl Jorgenson and Karl Kositsky,
rival candidates for state auditor, are
having a see-saw time of it all along
the way and the outcome there is in
definite.
No figures have become available on
the Insurance Commissioner, commits
sioners of railroads.
On the Supreme Court, the figures
that have been received indicate that
the three candidates endorsed by the
Nonpartisan league will be the highest
candidates.
In the First congressional district
F. F. Cuthbert of Devils Lake has
made great race against Congress-
man Helgesen, but returns available
do not indicate the result, though Hell
gesen leads by a narrow margin.
It will be two or three days before
the complete returns of the election
will be available, this fact growing
out Of the demoralized condition of the
state wire service, caused by yester-
days storms, general all over the
state.
The storm has delayed the rural
vote reports to the county auditors,
while in many instances it was i'm
possible last evening to reach the
county seats by telephone or telegraph
City and County.
Burdick, McCumber and Cuthbert
carried the city by large majorities.
In the county matters where there was
any contest, Powell carried the city
for treasurer, Hunt for States attor-
ney and Prosser for county Judge.
In the county Hyland has won out
for senator, Powell for Treasurer
Griffin for Judge and Hunt wins out
for Office of States Attorney. There
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean., 1916-06-29
ROOSEVELT TO
form DIVISION
CQLONEL TO OFFER 1900 MEN
~ 10 GOVERNMENT IN THE EV-
! INT OF WAR.

New York, June 27.-Theodore
Roosevelt is preparing to offer divis-
ion ofsapproximately 10000 men to
the United States government, accom-.
panied BY his application for CON-
mission as major general, in the event
or war with Mexico and call by the
president for volunteers. it was learn
ed here tonight from authoritive sour
.ces.
Elaborate plans, it was stated, have
been made to organize the company
from picked men throughout the coun-
Try, and Col. Roosevelt has worked out
every detail that would expedite the
mobilization Of the large force.
Even the horses and mules have
been pledged, it is said.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean., 1916-06-29
EDMORE GETS
new DOCTOR

DR.. Hyslin, formerly of Oregon has
decided to locate in Edmore for the
practice of his profession. He is high
ly recommended as a physician and
surgeon, and will no doubt enjoy ::
good practice from the start. He left
here Monday for. Edmore to take up
his practice at that place.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean., 1916-06-29

Yesterday we had another splendid
rain, which makes the farmers as well
as the business man smile.
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TAKING COUNTRY HOMES.

Cocks & willets have leased to Roy
Leventritt of New York the Charles
Firth homestead at Roslyn. l.. l., for
a term Of Ave years.
The Lewis n. May Company has
leased for Louise De Mott the cottage
corner Rochester and Edgemere ave-
nues. Edgemere. l.. l.. to Charles Bloch.
Burke Stone has rented for II. A.
Giebelhouse "A large dwelling and out
buildings in Aubyn Manor. Mount YER
non. TO c. y. Houghton also rented for
John W. Levi the residence. corner OF
Cnderhill and High streets, Cnderhill
Park. T~uckahoe, to a. u. Champlin.
Heckscher & DE Saulles have rented
the house formerly occupied by J. Law
renee Pool o the J. Mayhem VAIN
wright property az Rye. w~estchester
county. to Frederick s. wonheim.
Hyde & Baxter have leased Locust
mere. at Port Washington. consisting Of
several acres. with large Colonial dwell
Charles V. Rossert of Brooklyn for Mrs.
Annie J.. Francis: also to Thomas II.
Roberts of Great Neck for W. J. Walsh.
a large dwelling In Baxter Estates over
looking the lakes and aNording a view
OF the Manhasset Bay: also to Park J.
White OF Manhattan for {. IT. Bieler q
dwelling on Hillside avenue. Baxter Es-
tates. overlooking the bay.
The Lewis II. May Company has
leased ut Belle Harbor for r. Open
helm a cottage on North Dennison ave-
nue. TO William Isaacsen; for T. J. CAL
win a cottage on SUFFOLK avenue to Ed
ward G. Day.
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THE WEATHER FORECAST FOR
TO-DAY AND TOMORROW
Steamship Arrivals and Departures-Outgoing
Foreign Mails-The Fire Record.
THE T

For eastesn New York. cloudy to-day,
With nosthwe eat gales; fair tomorrow.
For New Jersey. cloudy and colder to-
day. with northwest gales: fair to.mor-
row.
For New England. cloudy and colder to-
day. snow In the morning. northwest gales.
fair Tomorrow.
For western New York. local SHOWS and
continued cold to-day; fair tomorrow.
fresh NORTH west 20 north winds.
NEW YORK, March ?3-rhs storm from
the Northwest moved rapidly southeast
ward. somewhat out of a normal course.
and gaining In energy. became central over
the upper Ohio Valley YESTERDAY. causing
snow or rain from Iowa eastward over the
southern lake regions, Ohio Valley and
middle Atlantic States.
II was warmer In the south Atlantic and
cast QUIZ states and colder In the lake
regions and north central states.
The line Of freezing temperature OK
tended from southern New England almost
directly westward into southern wyoming
and zero and lowrr prevailed In northern
North Dakota and Minnesota and over
Lake Superior.
Low pressure covered the eastern half Of
III" extreme Northwest. but high in the
Missouri Valley and southwark.
In this city snow. slect and rain oc-
CURED; lit''" change In temperature wind,
fresh TO brisk east TO northeast: average
humidity, 81 per cent. barometer. cor
rected TO read 20 sea level. a. 5 4. NJ.
.3.53, ? =. NJ. 2e2I.
as recorded by the or,ciai thermometer. Is
shown In the annexed tablA.
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Incoming VesseIs-By wireless.

81 United States. Copenhagen. Christian.
sand and kirk~all. reported yesterday that
.hc Wa due al Quarantine at : 4 " TO day
- ~ CID. Galveston, I miles south Of
Diamond shoals AZ noon Yesterday
- T., RIO. Galveston, 60 miles southeast Of
u iiyesiou AZ noon
=. III Vale. Galveston, 80 miles south OF
Diamond shoals ~ noon
- city OF Augusta. Savannah, = miles
norihcss, Of Frying Pan AZ noon
- Munamlr. Nn~vItas ~ miles south Of
sandy Hook ~ noon
: ComaI. galveston. Tn mice south Of
sandy Hook ~ noon
:, Creole. New Orleans, :.ci miles south Of
sandy Hook AZ noon
- FL OcCdcnte Galveston. 80 miles sou'h
nj sandy Hook ~ noon
S. Huron. jacksonville. 81: miles south Of
sandy Hook AZ y "
50 Nuec s galveston. u mile. east Of Gal
weston bar AZ 5 y "
81 Perfection. Port Arthur. IN miles caS or
Tnrtugis At noon =,
:. Rraban,, Tampico. - miles west of Sand
=. Apache. Jacksonville. n miles north Of
s. JOINS bar AZ y VI
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-23
scp,rr BUYS NEXT TO HOME.

Mortimer l.. SchiY too title yesterday
10 the property at 93l Fifth e a
four story and basement dwelling ad'
jo.ning the north corner OF Seventy
torf,h stree on lot s5xI40x irregular.
NJ. schiT paid slso.ooo cash TO 'he
..a,e o, James n. Laying for the prop
.-.y. Mr.. Schin signed contracts for
me property early last month. but thar
t. tie buyer was no, known anti the
i.!- -! Tho L ansecr Yesterday. AZ tne
,.pe the sale was announced II was saih
;.., tic buyer would replace the pres
tr, ,,ousc with "A dwelling for his "
80 The brokers in the sale instead OF
telling tho price paid for the property
repor,ed that "it Was held at $:.o,ooo'
~ SchiT happens to " "A fine modern
residence adjoining on tho norm tne
property transferred yesterday. Harold
{ Mathews and Arthur u Weeks nave
been reported as buyers Of the property
1t various times.
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auI Madison ~. cor SStl ~. TOO &
"a. NNgcn" utDrnlIi aEt ErkHu 20.
Iu,. ct ~. fnr.' osur' Of mortr'e" ntt>>.
NnrNool & "
-rli ~. = :. 90 ~ liith At, 70 ioN'oo
S.ymunr Realty - act Louis S'tmm OF
,ncnI,d foreclosure" ~ mortgage
avs. kurGm,u. \ a -.
s1J ST SON-Soc John Wilk"nr - al art
society rhcl Torrh q a.. foreclosure
~ mortgage, atty = tnok
,pTu 81. : =, ltO6 ~ IN ~. 90NiO3 a
Henry :, Roth sgt Mttio T. G"iudlc ct
al. foreclosure Of mortgage, atty, \ !
NNnisuN ST. &2o.s rrukus nathan ast
GRAF Realty 90 - a. foreclosure ~
mortgage, atty, - \ Samu,ls
s,NpSoN ST, . ~ tO'.H g Wcstrhestc- ay.
,O\lNn Simpsuu ~, " :. 81 . West.
'hc.,cr ~. assoc Lawyer Mtg 90 pgt
lrnnin Ncrrman ct Al, foreclosure or
MITES. ailyS, tHtl a
yll:ToV PLACE. " cor Heath "A,
~; lo0 Louis " rrtmor ." Al. ,vcr.
act Rohort brennan - ~, fore lpsgre
az mortgage. HttNs, Su.liNdu 4
lapTH IT. n p, 3il I " Il Anus -. 10 f,
10 " Hector, Church Ntri,us and
N,strvmrn ui - Nuu's Church 81 Nor.
risauia asst Leopold Ehrmdun - al. fore.
closur" ~ m"rt,'E', a'tS /. - Van
tul"n
,aarU sr, II s., gali " - Anu's as. so>
100 Rector. church N,rdous and Yes
trymcn Of 8, AIMS Church Of MORT
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-23
BRADLEY BUYS Big
WEST END FLAT
Contractor Pays Nearly ST.
400. 600 for House at 18th
street Corner.
MARKET QUITE ACTIVE

w,,iam Rradley. one Of New Works
N.., ,novn contractors. builder OF SUBJ
.,,s and other big enterprises. is turn
In, bs wealth into high class inveet-
men, properties. especially on the upper
u.s. side. He has signed contracts for
,ro apartment structures In the last
r,r,h The second house he secured
yesterday from the Charmicn Construc-
,,o, COMPANY. which Ia putting II up
a. the northwest, corner OF West End
.v.nu. ana srventy-nfth street. Mr..
Bradley has paid something under S1.-
soo. ooo. which was the price at which
~. Twelve story structure was offered.
IA. o: Mr.. Rradley's holdings. a small
property. has been given. with a large
amount OF cash. for the house. The
n,,ldinC covers a plot 100.5 feet on West
I'D avenue and 142 feet on seventy
an, street Tho house Is hve months
S,o,n connection. yet II IL IS per cent.
..,,cd. When fully rented the income
.rn total $4,000. There will be forty
s,sn, apartments In the house. the
,srses, on West End avenue. An outlay
~ $500. 900 Is to be made on the Inn
movement, which was planned by New
Tia 4 Rsgge. The Metropolitan Life
Insurance Company Is financing the
nn.rat,on, having agreed 10 a building
Ard a permanent loa OF s750.000 at
sner cent. due in fourteen years. The site
a. the house was bought by the builders
seyera, months ago from Franklin
petit, through S1awson & Hobbs. who
negotiated yesterdays deal. The value
o. this house and the secured by
". Bradley . few weeks ago mount
N s.. 600, 600. The other property Is the
r~.,ye story structure at 3i2 and 316
IVES, E~ighty.sixth street, which was
h.ld n, $780, 900 by its builders. Multi
Ven 4 Moeller. Mr.. Bradley will take
ttle TO the Yves. End corner in about
two months,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-23
WEST SIDE LOFTS SOLD.

WEST 18th STREET--Jacoo J. TaooIt
has sold for Harris ID. Colt. trustee.
me Ave story loft building at 800
400 " est Thirty-ifth street. OH a pot
j0XlQ0. TO a client.
EAST SAD STREET-The four story
dwclling on plot 4sxl0e?, at 81 Easi
Eighty-third street, adjoining the
northeast corner of Madison avenue, e
,eported TO have been sold. The Bond
and Mortgage Guarantee Company. the
owners, acquired the property In fore
closure a year ago.
CHRISTOPHER STREET-Pepe & Bro.
have sold for the Ellen Christi estate
to a client 81 Christopher street. a
four story and basement building on
a lot 2sx75.
WEST sTREET-D. Victor Maner ~
reported to have sold tho hve story
building on lot 20.5x9s. at 304 West
street. II IL SOTO feet north Of Spring
street.
CONVENT AvENUE-Daniel H. Jack
son has bought through f. A. Polak
Brokerage Company $50 Convent ave-
nue., southwest corner OF l%5th street.
a Ave story dwelling on lot c0xlOO.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-23
sRONx PLOT AND FLAT SALES.

VALENTINE AVENUE-Richard II.
Scob.e has sold for Gustav +. Hell
irich 70 a client the northwest corner
o. Valentine avenue and l9sth street,
about $50 feet east OF Grand Boule-
ward and Concouise and close to the
rev subway station at Bedford Park
Boulevard. fronting 40 feet on Nalen-
tine avenue and 100 feet on 1871
street. II was a cash transaction.
DECATUR AvENCE-Richard II.
Sccble has sold for Miltner Bros.
builders, 20 a client for investment the
northeast corner Of Decatur avenue
and 18TH street. a nve story twenty
-FOUR family apartment house with two
stores. on plot 5Oxi00. II adjoins The
theatre IN course Of construction on
the northwest corner OF l95th stree.
erd Webster avenu
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-23

with name and address Of lender and
attorney. IL attorneys name IL omitted
address party OF frst part.)
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RENTING CITY HOMES.

Porter q Co.. nave leased for Robert
Miller to Bertha Hart the three story
brick dwelling at lac West 12Sth street.
j. b. English has leased for John =.
Spencer to Howard W. Quinby the dwell
ing at 23S West Forty-ninth street.
Van viiet & Place hav rented the fol-
lowing four story dwellings on Yves,
Fourteenth street: ISL. to J. Seaman;
1853. TO Sarah Bird: 355. to Mary
Haughey: 357. TO Frank Trowbridge,
and 364 West Fifteenth street to Anna
Paris.