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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-11-02
E1atpr(al

The largest and most successful GER
emonial ever staged by Anoo grotto
OF Rock Island was held last evening
when over three hundred tri-city mem
bers invaded Orion and exposed the
mysteries TO class OF so candidates.
The trip was made by special train
leaving here early in the evening and
on arrival a. Orion the members sat
down to a bountifuI feast served by
the ladies' Of the First Baptist church.
Despite the bad roads Orion was
crowded with visitors who came to see
the parade and hear the concert staged
by Mohassan band and the Amoo drum
and bugle corps. The Zonophone band
OF Davenport also added much merri-
ment to the occasion,
The mayor Of Orion was candi-
date as. were also candidates from
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-11-02

]. W. Hunt, the first southwest
Missouri boy to be killed in the war.
IS the son Of Isaac Hunt. farmer.
He enlisted at indianapolis last Oc-
teber and got his training at the
Great Lakes naval station. He was
twenty-one years old. He had Just
made his third trip to France on
board an American transport.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-11-02
THE QUTNTNE THAT DOES NOT
AFFECT HEAD

Because Of its tonic and laxative effect
Laxative Bromo Quinine can be taken
by anyone without causing nervous
ness or ringing IN the head. There IL
only one "Bromo Quinine." d W
GROVES signature is on box. 30c.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-11-02

MatherVilie, Cable. Presumption, 0seo
Sherrard, Rural. Genasea. golana and
Edgington. Orion membess Man r..
make the event an annual affair /
similar pilgrimage is now under eon-
sideration 10 New Windsor and Aledo
The ceremonial was put on id fhe
Orion opera house and ID spite Of Tia
limited facilities the work was finished
in ample time to permit the return ia
Rock Island at midnight.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-11-02

The initiatory degree was conferred
on 8 class of candidates last evening
by Ucal lodge. No. sos, /. o. O. r.. at
Odd Fellows hail.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-11-02

Per Month

places the beautiful cabin
eted Victrola style X in your
home at once with 20 selec-
tons Of music item 75c D. F.
records) Of your own choice
Total price, $3.50.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-08-11

WASHINGTON, Aug. 1o.-Appoin'-
ments to army commissions from the
New England contingent of the otficers
training camp at Plattsburg Barracks
were made public to-day. Among those
appointed to the Officers Reserve
Corps were:
CAPTAIN infantry-David B. MacCready'
wilsboro /; Ridgway B. Smith. New YORK.
Second lieutenant. infantry-James b.
Mum, New York: Robert c. Winter. Addi-
son Ernest S. Stoughton. South Giens rsiS
Elmer VI. Ellsworth, Bronxville.
Second lieutenant. infantry-Francis A.
ingalls,, jr., Tuxedo Park. N. Y; Edward r
Dalton. Woodhaven Herbert c. Williamson
Rochester.
Captain. infantry-Robert C. Booth, Platts-
burg: James L. Willard, Jamaica; Robert
NJ. Benjamin, New York.
First lieutenant, infantry-Ernest j. Stern
New York.
First lieutenant, infantry-John S. Wiley
Bayside.
Captain. infantry-Alan C. Warner
Brooklyn.
First lieutenant, infantry-Hugh s. Pratt,
Corning.
Captain, infantry-Yale Stevens. Ne"
York City.
First lieutenant, infantry-Willam H.
Challice. Rochester; Edward J. Bullock
First lieutenant. infantry-Morris G. Bish-
op, Yonkers. ~ n
second lieutenant, infantry-Norman d.
Latin. Corning; Kingsland I. Rood. Pleas
antville: Charles Ridgely, I'd n. 4. Siy
Cecil c. Parker, Hyde Park. n. \. CITY
George A. Sears, Sag Harbor. r,.-
Captain. infantry-Charles +. Salek, ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-08-11
Commissions for New Workers
InNewEngland Unit Announced

First lieutenant infantry-Henry P. Rich
ards, NJ Y. City. - nj.
Second lieutenant, infantry-kari NJ Eiish'
Brooklyn. u,,,
First lieutenant, cavalry-Harry Wieder'
N. Y. City. n
Second lieutenant, cavalry-Jerome V
Franks. N. Y. City. ~
land, jr.. Brewster. .., 1.,ss
First lieutenant, field artillery-James
R. Sanderson. Locust Valley. .
Second lieutenant, field artillery-Law-
renee N. Murray, John II. Vincent n; a
Clapp, jr., c. B. Davidson. lr.. ana rILioI'
Holt, all of N. Y. City; John r. Ne"'o"'
Fulton. ~
Captain. field artillery-Samuel 5. Duryee
and Halleck Lefferts, N. Y. City.
First lieutenant, field artillery-Paul b.
Watson. N. Y. City; John S. Stanton, 1r''
Tannersville; Maynard C. lvison. Cedar
hurst.
Second lieutenant. field artillery-George
r. Hcdgman, IT.. William P. T. Preston and
Edward, V. Sands n. Y. City; Alexander u
Olsen, Arverne Walter R. Wolf, n. I: Cry
Casimir de Rham. n. Y. City; Carl +. Ha-
mann, Mount Vernon Louis II. Collin, IT.
n. Y. City; Jefferson Feigl, n. \. CITY.
Second lieutenant Quartermaster Corps
National Army Harold c. Clapp. Kinder
hook. n. Y: George II. Semler. West New
York William l.. Maxwell. Saugerties Her
bert F. Thorpe, New York City: Richard n.
Kenna, New York City Charles X. Vandeu-
sen. Plattsburg; Richard P. Limburg' Ne"
York.
Second lieutenant. infantry. Officers Re-
serve Corps, assigned TO regular army-Ran-
dolph r. Brown, Utica Proctor c. Gibson,
Dekab Junction Joseph R. Busk. New York
City: Clarence n. Collard. Buffalo: Derrill
De s. Trenholm, New York City; Frederick
w Hackett, Champlain; Arthur W. Winship,
Plattsburg.
Second lieutenant. Field Artillery, Officers
Reserve Corps, assigned to the regular army
Adrian J. Mcdonald, Ogdensburg; John NJ.
Franklin, New York City; David w, Potter.
Sterlington: Herbert s. Duncombe, jr.. New
York City; Pierre f. Teets. Tuckahoe. n. Y. 4;
Stockton NJ. Estes, New York City; Carlton
a Potter 0naida
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-08-11
Able Bond Is
Winner After
Seven Heats
Outlasts Robert Gatewood
Geers's Maiden, in Sensa-
tional 2:l8 Pace

COLUMBUS, Ohio, Aug. l0.-Two
very desperately contested races fur
nished the best thrills of the entire
week on getaway day Of the Grand Cir
cult meeting here. The 2:18 pace, in
which Marjorie Kay was first choice,
furnished the sensational work. This
race was the longest of the Grand Cir
cult season, and not until the end Of
seven heats was Able Bond declared
the winner over Robert Gatewood, the
three year-old PAGER that Ed Geers gave
his maiden race this afternoon. Both
these horses were in 81 field on a
ticket worth SIT. Sensational was the
clip this three-year-old could carry in
the stretch. IL was only his newness
to racing and his youth that made him
tire and finally give up the fight.
The Neil House, 2:07 trot, purse 49,
900, was another open race. Different
horses won the frst three heats.
Wilkes Brewer, the original favorite.
then squared away and rewarded the
confidence Of her hackers.
In the 2:13 pace Butt Hale won his
second race of the week. Haley c. bat
tied him the first two heats like a
loness. The last half Of the first mile
was paced in 59A. The first half of
the second heat was paced in l:OlA In
this event.
Judges announced at the close of the
meeting that the 500 fine and ten days
suspension on Dick Mcmahon for not
irving to win with Hal Boy on Thurs
dav, in the free-for-all pace, and which
punishment was held in sbeyance pend
ing and investigation, had been changed
to simply a fine of 500. The suspen-
sion was lifted. but the fine remained
on admission of Mr.. Mcmahon that he
laid up the first heat.
The summaries:
PACING-2ls CLAss-PCRsE. $1,000 (3 N s
HEATS
Able Bond. b. m. by the Able q,
Ro5 '1t" Gatc9ood. b. h.. by ]. ,
Malcolm Forbes tGeersl :. 3
Marjorie Kay. b. m, by Ess II.
The S' Wed. biz g. BY Rhythmic
,I EsiE 'Ei'a % j'wi1lisi:sdi " ,sss 'Fo
Embrey Brooks, b. q. N""t-
f MS. ii:GiI: a.Oii.: i.i,is; :;lo; a;i5s
TRoTTIyG-2.o cLAs. .r., NEn HOUSE
PURSE. $1,000 @, - IIEATs)
Wilkes Brewer, CHI m. ur NLtwood
Wilkes (JamlsOnl ...,,..........,..
H. L. j.. b. G.. by Don Gale tyalen-
tne) ...............'.' s.'.''s.
Harrod's Creek ch. C., by General
Watts CEnslenanJ ;;........ : 2 q
Donna Clay. b. m. (snowl .....:;5 70
Time 2 0si,; 2OSk 2:o7A; 2:O7h; 2:osls.
PACING-2:l3 CLASS-PURSE. $1,000 % IN 5
HEATS)
Butt Hale br g.. By Senator Hale
lMurpny) o.
Hary e. b. M by Northwest (Crmmer). 3
Miss Jean b. m. By wildwood (Medrck) 2
Minnie Ann. ch m, by Post Breeze tFloyd) I
Tenna. b. m. tDowlingl .:..........,..'. dis
Time. 2.03A: 205; 2O9k.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-08-11
Middle Distance
Runner Returns
To A. A. u. Fold

Stanley Coleman, the middle distance
runner, of Newark, was reinstated as
an amateur athlete by the registration
committee of the Metropolitan Associa-
ton, which met in executive session
last night. He received new registra-
ton card after he had signed a trans
fer blank from the Newark Athletic
Club to the Sprague Athletic Associa-
ton.
Coleman was expelled from the
simon pure ranks for competing in the
meet of the Singer Athletic Association
at Elizabethport, n. j., in June of last
year under clubmate's number.
Coleman's attempt to win a prize I'M
der this guse was detected and he was
Immediately disqualified. Later his
card was cancelled. As he had suf-
fered a ten-month penalty the commit
teemen decided to act favorably upon
his application for reinstatement
Other Athletes Suffer
Other athletes who were on the car
pet did not fare so well as Coleman.
Walter Powc, Of the Alpha Physical
Club. recent winner of the SS0-yard
junior Metropolitan patriotic" cham
picnship, and Sandy Evans. of the
Salem Crescent Athletic Club, were
both set down for thirty days.
The pair competed in an INSANE
toned athletic meet in Pittsburgh re-
Gently. Powe and Evans got off lightly,
as they also failed TO notify the COM
mittee of their intention to compete
outside the district.
The case against John Zimnoch, the
New York Athletic Club swimmer, who
took part in an unsanctioned meet at
City Island recently, was deferred
until the next meeting.
Reprimands were in order for Percy
Verwayen, Salem Crescent Athletic
Club, and Charles Hill, Alpha Physical
Club, for attractions of minor rules.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-08-11
COLUMBUS STORAGE WAREHOUSE, Inc.
62-Si West 13ith street.

Nc" ioThs august sun l'Ii
To Mrs Gardner. Grace Mccarthy. Mrs.
DvTaay, Anna Stewart, Cowpcrthwalte &
sons. oscar stark L. a. Clark. Mrs.
Elizabeth Walker. Frank Johnson. Clara
Scott. Leila -. Mitchell +. T. Brown. WIN.
y. smith VIM. r. Shaw. Mrs. VIM. +.
Shaw, Lizzie Antonne. l.. Wilson. Jane
=. s. JOrdon, G.. Baehny. Mrs. q. Jack
son. n. u. Taylor and Simon Foist
You and each Of you are hereby no.
tined that the time for the payment Of
our lien upon the properly hereinafter
deTcribcd having expired. after due notice
thereof had been given you. We Will cause
such property. 10 wit. household goods,
personal effects. merchandise, carpets, etc 4.
stored by you or IN your name I'm Tn.
Columbus Storage warehouse. 20 be sold
a. public auction. according 20 the statute
In such case made ana provided, a. 62-6i
West l34th st.. New York city. on TUESDAY +.
August 2lst. 1917. at 1880 \. NJ. and ~
the sale thereof n not completed on said
date the same will be continued at tho
same place on each and every Tuesday Sud
Friday. thereafter. beginning az /lo.3
A. ~. and continuing until all tho goods
COLUMBUS STORAGE WAREHOUSE. Inc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-08-11
STORAGE NOTICES
Metropolis Storage Warehouse
so West IS3rd Street


New York. August 18th, 1917.
To Mrs Mamie Johnson, Mrs. Clara
Bailey. Mrs. Sadie Floyd, Mrs. Mary
Ledeatt Mrs. Laeta Wilson, Miss L. John
son. Mrs. Emma Urqhuart. Mrs Sadie
Laws, Miss Beatrice Nathan, Mrs. Lucy
Myers Mrs. F. Lyle, Mrs. Mollic Grundold.
Mrs Lottie Anderson, Miss Victoria Whit
tington. Mrs. Ella Fischer. Miss Ethel Mad
doX. Mrs. r NJ. Williams Mr. w. H. Bur
rell, Mr. James Manigsult Mr.. Joseph
Williams. Automatic Utilities Co, Prof
Pastor Penalver, Mir. Peter Braxton and
Mr.. George Douglas. You and each Of you
are hereby notified that the time FOR the
payment Of our lien upon the property
hereinafter described having expired. after
due notice thereof had been given you. We
will cause such property. TO wit. household
goods, personal effects, merchandise, car
pets, etc, stored by you or in your name
IN The Metropolis Storage Warehouse, TO
be sold at public auction. according to the
statute in such case made and provided, at
81 West l3Sth 81, New York city, on
Tuesday, August 2lst. 1917, ct 1880 a. NJ,
and on Wednesday August 22nd. 1917, AZ
1880 A. VI, and II the sale thereof II not
completed on said dates the same will he
continued al the same place on each and
every Tuesday and Wednesday thereafter.
beginning at 1890 a. NJ. and continuing
until ali the goods are sold.
METROPOLIS STORAGE WAREHOUSE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-08-11
Saratoga Results
FIRST RAcE-rHE coHoEs; 70. .hrce sys,

FIRST RAcE-THE coHoEs; 70, thres sys, 0'a''
handicap; six furlOnEs; purse. ssl o saaeH' FIN
T .' N:T ai'i:: II !Ssa + i
ArEayan, los t!sObinsonl u:.,n,. Queen a Er
rant llvord and woodTap also ran; start bad
Won EASILY wnps, B. sy ,, Gsqc'aT T1ain.r
SECOND RACE-THE SALTWATER for roHr.
year-cld, and up: s,e-plech.se: ABOUT Two mics
and hail: purse. $500 added. o,,. ",
Srs., mi is s lBeoh' -. 81 s.:ss
Time Tine So rs saperhuman lost r.der start sood
Won driving Winner. ch. h., by F1theriess-plS
msntina Owner. Ra, Parr Trainer. W. GaF'h.
THIRD RACE-Frllies; two-year-olds; i've ana
hsN fironss; purse SIsl. o,,, Fin
L.dy Eileri, !oi tPsa5 49,. 81 q j.
HiISsG o. i iS' ts aSTaa i 81 :
Tine loo as Lady L0ns'sllow Belle Mere Blue
star r'T good Won hSdiS. winner. BLK. &, by
Celt-Ecstre. Owner Mirasol stable IrAhe''
J. Edwards.
FOURTH RACE-THE MEcHANICvHLE; for
three.year.olds and upward; handicap; one mile
D. Williams. III tConnolly) ......li-io i.S a.,
Sss M .SI'' % 10 w 'E esfIa. Il = )
II Tine i:ii8 Faux Col also ran, star good
W HS. with william. wU oshor 0s and trainer D # PERKINS,
FIFTH RACE-For four-year .olds AID upward: sell
NC. one mile and thrc- sirteenths. purse Sr
Horse weight and Jockey -ondS'O 81, IA
Little Nearer. Ill (Troisel ....,.. ~ .,
The Grader 10 tLykel .......,.. 81 60 a.,
Dovedale 1903 BARRETT 49,. ,.-, IL -, - o.
Time 2.O5. Thornhiu and CHI Field aso t An
start goo,. Won driving. Winner, D g. O Soide'
Ms,im-Leonala owner r. L. Ahles. Trainer
: Yeitch
SIXTH RACE-For two-yen-olds; five and hai'
flrlOngs: purse Ss6l. o., IL,
Horse. weight and Jockey. C-opus
Lanius l0a tBuItonl ............ d s-i 4,
Amelita. liz (Counollyl .......... 81 81 55a
Time, l:09 Poacher. Alales, Paul Connely.
Subahdar Regal Lodge. RIFE. Altec sixteen 20
One, Ruthie NJ, Ivan Mist Beauuiu. hatner,n us sli
Row Bells also ran. start good. Won easily WI
ner. CHI e. by Neutrality-suspicious. Belle. o"her'
e. d. Widener Trainer. A. J. Joyner
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-08-11

After signing up Willie Astsy' ~
West Side bantamweight, TO mes.
kid Herman, the bantam.,s
champion, the first week in sep s,is.
before the Nutmeg a. T., OF o.
port, the promoters, Terry II ZEE a =
match because of the fact tha. that, - )
man demanded too much H
ewap blows with Astey.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-08-11
Game at Olympic tIelo

The Cuban Stars OF hsv e;.,., 3
cross bats with the Lincoln G SI.T v
a do doubie-headcr at Olympic f,.iI. ~
morrow afternoon. These . zee. cubs,'
PLAYED five games this year .h n. Gi,,p
winning three and the Llne0'"
two.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-08-11
sURROGATEs' NOTICES

IL PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF
Honorable John =. Cohslsn. = Surrogate
OF the County Of New York, NOTICE IN
hereby given 20 all persons having claims
against MARIA LOUISE BEEBE. late OF
the County Of New York. deceased. to pre-
sent the same with vouchers thereof 20
the subscribers. az their place OF transact
ing business Room soi. No. l2s Broadway.
In the city Of New York. on or before the
18Th day Of January 1918.
dated. New York. the 5th day Of July.
1917.
ALFRED LOCKWOOD BROWN.
EODEKICK BEEBE.
Executors
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-08-11
Trotting Races Postpon'-,

WooNSoCKET, R. l., Aug; ~. y. 50,
racing programme Of the ,,nn s
ort-ship circuit was pOs'P
day because of rain.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-08-11

Igoe. Erwin Harold n Y City: Imbrie,
james, N. Y. City; zimmerman, Henry
Treadwell. n. Y. City.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-08-11

LOST handbook No.
Hich Savings BanN.
ave. Kew York cry
Please return 10 bank.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-08-11

LOST. handbook No. 7ll,0zs Of the Union
Dime Savings Bank ~ missing. Any per-
s4u having claim 20 ~ f. hereby called
upon 20 present the came within ten days
or submit 10 having the ssid pahsbook can
Tsiled md a new ono issued.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-08-11
LOST. FOUND AND REWARDS
Losr BANKBooks.

LOST Handbook no. s7t.7o5 ~ the Union
Dime Savings Bank ~ missing. Any per
son having q claim 20 ~ s. hereby called
mon 10 present the same within ten days
~ submit 20 having the said paHso0ok can
crIled and a new one Issued.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-08-11

O'Brien. Raymond A., N. Y. City: OCon-
nell, Eugene Rossmore. Great Kills, Staten
Island OConnor. Cornelius, ~. Y. City !;
O'Connor. George Francis, ". Y. City (:
O'Connor, Richard Bernard. Brooklyn 0gil-
vie. Walter Ellsworth. oscawanna-on- iud-
son; oldridge, William Arthur, Brooklyn;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-08-11

bGi.l0i. The Green .
zfg AMI z4s Sixth
Payment stopped.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-08-11

Valentino. Evelyn Ernest. N. Y. City ;
Value. Beverly Mason, N. Y. City: Van
Auker. Cecil X. N. Y. City; Van Buren,,
George b.. Poughkeepsie; Van Hersen. John
Martinus, Mount Vernon: Van Inwegen, II.
Barentsen. Port Jervis Van Week, Albion
Noyes, Westereigh. S. l.; Vaughan, James
Andrew. N. Y. City; Vega. Raphael. Brook
lyn: Vieweg. Frederic, n. Y City; Vincent.
Richard Ramon, N. Y. City Viner, Edward
Charles. Arden, N. Y; Vogelback. William
f., Elmhurst; Volmer. William Humboldt.
n. Y. City; Won Eltz, Julius Theodore. N Y
City; Won kokeritz. Carl John. Mount YER
non.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-08-11

Yates. William James, jr., n. Y. City
Young. Charles Stanley, Brooklyn: Young
Thomas Harding. Fort Ethan Allen. VT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-08-11

Zanetti. Joaquin Enrique. N. Y. City;
Zolono. William. N. Y. City: Zipris. Vir-
ginius Victor. N. Y. City; Fucker. William
X, Mount Vernon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-08-11

Time 09 POacher, Aalca iaui NV'le'
Subahdar Regal Lodge. Rife. A1tec, sixteen 20
one Ruthis NJ. Ivan Mist, Beautiful ka,herSh , ana
Bow BELLS also ran. start good Won eSslS; WI
ner CHI e. by Ilangibby-eouthern Belle. O"her'
g. ID, Widener Trainer. A. ]. Joyner
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-08-11

Nally. Walter Joseph. n. Y. City: Nassoit.
Henry B., n. Y. City Neale. Laurence Irv-
ing, n. Y. City: Needham. Benjamin J. F..
New Rochelle: Nelson. Dean, n. Y. City :;
Nelson, Guy Lockwood. ~. Y. City; Nelson.
Robert r., Brooklyn Nemsee. Charles.
brooklyn: Nesler. Robert Percy. N. Y. City !;
New. William. NJ Y. City: Newman. Nathan
ieI n Y. City Newton. Frederick Maurice.
N. Y. City; Niblack. Charles kimbsll. Mount
Vernon; Noone. A. T.. Richmond Hill Nor
deman, Jacques Coleman. N. Y. City Norlin.
Charles Edwin, N. Y. City: November. Nor
man, ~ Y. City.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-08-11

Haas. Edmund, N. Y. City; Haight. Day.
ton Kingsley, N. Y. City Hall, Barton. n. \
City; Hall, Ernest Norton. y. Y. City HAL
Marshall Bryant. Brooklyn; Holinger, Ed
win Kirkman, Brooklyn; Halls; FRANK LA, Lay
ton, N. Y. City: Hallock, Roy F.. Sea Cliff
Ham, Milton Conrad. Millbrook, N: y; Ham
blen, Arthur James. n. Y. City; Handy. Jo'
seph Breckenridge. Stapleton, Staten Island
Hanley. Joseph Francis, Brooklyn; Hanley
Thomas James, N. Y. City; Hanrahan' JONI
Joseph, Yonkers Hannigan, John j., n. Y
City: Harkns. Thomas Francis. n. Y. City
Harbeson. Robert Andrews. N. Y. City
Harding, Thomas j.. YonkerS; Hartman. Johr
Tucker, jr., n. Y. City; Hart, BENJAMIN 5.
N. Y City; Hartzell. Arthur E., n. Y. City
Harper. Russell c.. n. Y. City Haskell. Lo
renzo Osborne, White Plains Haskell. Reu
ben Locks, Brooklyn; Hastings. Robert Alex
ander, N Y. City; Ravens, Herbert Suther'
land. N. Y. City; Hawley. William Pratt
n. Y. City Hawxhurst, George Townsend
ST. Adams, Long Island; Hayes. Jeremiah
Joseph. n. Y. City; Hayes, Walter j.. n:
City: Hayes. William H.. N. Y. City: Hay
hurst. Alfred Joseph. N. Y. City; Heeren
Ludwig Buchanan, Brooklyn; Heilman. War
rem Bailey, n. Y. City Helms, Birch. n:
City: Heminway. Edwin H.. n. Y. City
Hemstreet. Ralph f., Brooklyn Henderson
Isham. n. Y. City; Hendrick. Thomas kelly
Anthony, Pelham Manor Hendrick Wallace
Mather. Brooklyn; Hennessy, Harold p.
Brooklyn Henry, Earl Francis, N. Y. City
Henry. Percy Randolph. Brooklyn; Henno
John, Brooklyn; Hernon. Gerard John, n. Y
City Herbert. Howard John. n. Y. City
Herr. William. Long Island City: Hickox
Charles Ralph. n. Y. City; Hildebrand. Johr
Columbus. Brooklyn; Higgins, Joseph Thorn
as, n. Y. City; Higgins, Louis Severance
N. Y. City Hill. Charles Augustus. n. Y
City: Hills. Gerald Thatcher, n. Y. City
Hills, Lawrence Rust, Brooklyn.
Hlliker, d. H., N. Y City Hirsch Henry
n Y. City: HirschmAnn, William Henry. N
Y. City: Hubner. George Hartmann. Brook
Ign Hudson. Andrew j.. N. Y. City Hughes
Archibald. Pleasant Valley; Hughes. Charlie:
Francis. N. Y. City; Hughes. James Wells
N. Y. City; Humbert, Kingsley Ewing
Brooklyn: Hume. Raphael. N. Y. City; Hunt
Jonathan. N. Y. City; Hutchinson. Thoma.
Setter. N. Y. City Hurler. Robert Irving
Warwick: Hosg. f. Charles H., Mount Yer
non Hoffman, Albert. Yonkers: Hoffman
Charles NJ, N. Y: City: Hotter. Alfred
Randall. Brooklyn; Holcombe. Joseph Gales
HOLMES. William Norman. N. Y. City
Holmquist, Carl Gotfried, N. Y. City; Holton
Herbert Miles. N. Y. City; Hezschuh, Will.
lam Frank, n. Y. City; Horton. Arthur
Jerome. Brooklyn; Horton. Charles NJ. Mid
dietown: Horton. Elwood. Brooklyn Hough
Laurence Cooper, N. Y. City Houston. PHILLIP
Kingsland Brooklyn Hoppin, Bayard Cush.
ing. East Isip; Hoppin. Gerard Beeknan
n. Y. City Hosford Harry. Astoria ; Hovey
Justus Allan, n. Y. City; Howe, Frank Rob
ert. Hicksville Hoyle. Gardner Ballou. N. Y
City; Hoyt, Charles A.. Brooklyn Hyde
Arthur Sewall, N. Y. City: Hyne. Howard
William. N. Y. City: Hunter. William Efng.
ham Lawrence. Flushing.
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Jackson, AycliHs c.. N. Y. City; Jacob
son. Lester. Lawrence. L. L.; James, Mar,
quies. N. Y. City: Jannopuolo. Richard
Stockton. n. Y. City: Jeffords. Joseph rat
rick. Co. A. 22d N. Y. Eng. Camp. l.. l.
Jennings, Royston. Houston, Tex; jam
William Frederick. n. Y. City; johns, Ed'
ward b., N. Y. City: Johnson. A. Broddus'
N. Y. City: johnson, Clarence E.. Brooklyn
johnson, Frank H., n. Y. City; Johnson
Horace Halbert, N. Y. City; Johnston. WIZ
fred G., N. Y. City; Jones, Nigel Choimeny'
n. Y. City; Jones. Frank CaLenoye 1r, \.
Y. City Jones, Arthur Russell. N l. lily
Judson, John Brown, ir.. n. Y. City.
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