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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-03-02
ARKANSAS FIREMAN HONORED.

Press reports yesterday afternoon states that Capt John T. Kerwin, of the Little Rock Fire department, was elected one of the twelve vice-presi- dents of the International Associa- ton of Fire Fighters, in the election of officers at Washington, D. C., where the annual conveQtion was held. Capt kerwin is we'll known in Athis city, having been here recently in the W. s. S. work and his friends here are pleased at this honor con- ferred upon him.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-03-02
CONkLIN AND BRENNAN DEPART.

E. J. Conklin and Ed Brennan, of afternoon for Great Falls. Mont. via St. Louis, where they have accepted positions with the Great Northern shops. Mir. Conklin is an expert workman on air brakes and appli- ances, and Mr Brennan is a skilled machinist. These gentlemen have been with the Cotton Belt shops a number of years, and their friends and associates are sorry to see them leave.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-03-02
HELD FOR INVESTIGATION.

United States Commissioner A. l.. Burnett held J. H. Marquarding, charged with being an enemy alien, for investigation by the district at torney under bond of $1.0O0. Mar guarding, arrested by Detective Bran non recently while acting suspiciously near the power plant of the Pine Bluff company, claims he vas born in this country, but his father had not been naturalized. Marquarding claims he was on his way to Texas, hunting work, when arrested.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-03-02
R||M0R RUSS PEACE FARLEY AGAIN OfF
 GERMANS ADVANCE
Continued from page one.)
evolutionary troops.
Kaledines and KOrnilOff Defeated

Petrograd, March 1.-The occupa- ton of Rostov-o v-on-Don by the Bolshe- wiki after sanguinary battle, and the forced retreat of the troops of Gen erals Kaledines and Korniloff, is re- ported by the unofficial news agen- cy today. The news agency says that Kaledines adventure has been defi- nitely brought to a close. Rostov was occupied by the revolutionary troops Monday, after bloody affray.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-03-02
.RLEACH YOUR l. DARK SKIN
 USa'
u,,p soft,Fair,C|ear, Bright Skin
VI
 n..k and White. Sent By Mail 25c u'' ro,ts Make an Easy Living.

o'' Agents Make an Easy Living ,,.t try Black and White Ointment ,.'' 'a, nh;te or colored folks). Apply as ,iv' ,rsa,ted on package, to face,. neck, p'i. or hands. It is very pleasant to s'Ds U st;n and has the effect of bleach ;.r ~ tbe dark, sallow or blotchy skln' %n ns,ring the skin of risings, bumps, s s;mnles, blackheads, wrinkles, tan or ts...Lles-giving s you g clear, soft, fair, hisht complexion, making you the 'nvv w of everybody. Sold on a money s..i I ouarantee, only 25c (stamps or cou) sent by mall.
 If VOL send $1 for four boxes of Block and White Ointment, a 25c cake # Black and White Soap included free Agents make an easy living rep .spnting us. Apply for territory ano s0pcjal deal. Address Plough Chem ;eal Co.,, Dept. 9, Memphis, Tenn Write now-today-while you think ,bout if. Black and White Ointment sold everywhere.-Advt.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-03-02
The Touch of Big Business.

Edward Mott Woolley, speaking of the virtues, present and absent. of modern office boys, dlgresses far enough to say: ''In the large and sue cessful houses you usually find the art Of personal touch. The nearer you aplyroach to big business, the more of a real art does personal touch be- come."
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-03-02

Majors Wharton and Cook, who ex- amined a number of men here this week for service in the Fourth Ark ansas regiment, will return within a few days to examine others who will be added to the list of volunteers.
 Several young men of the city have made aplication for enlistment in the nome company since the inspection and the examinations will follow shortly.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-03-02
.lot the Same Thing.

An officer in charge of company of infantry on the ranges at -, wishing to time the rapid firing" turned to the company and asked if anyone had a watch with second hand. There was no answer for a few moment, when one of the "iast batch" re- marked: Please, sir, have a second- hand One."
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-03-02
HUNS TO EXECUTE
 BELGIAN SENATORS

Amsterdam, March IA German cOurtmartial at Antwerp has con demned to death for espionage the Belgian Socialist senators, Collea- gueX and Iesras, according to the lictVolk. Pieter Troelstra the Dutch Socialist leader, has telegraphed to Phillip Scheidemann, the German ma jority Socialist leader, appealing to him 10 use his influence to prevent eX- ecuion of sentence
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-03-02
Austrians, Takes f1kOOO

Vienna, March 1.-10,000 Russians already have laid down their arms, and considerable quantities of ammu- niton carts and other rolling stock have been taken by the Austrians, says an official Austrian communica- ton announcing the commencement of an advance in Russia.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-03-02
MEDICAL CORPS MEN TO FACE TRIAL FOR
 DEATH OF PRIVATE

Washington, March l.-lnVestiga- ton of the treatment of Private w. w. l!cthWOCd of Liberal. Kansas, who died of spinal meningitis at Camp Don'phan, Okla, has resulted in Sec retary Baker ordering the trial by cOurtmartial of Major Phillip B. Con nelly, Medical corps, U. $. A., of New York City, and First Lieut. Walter II Kirkpatrick, Medical corps, National guard. New Haven Mass
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-03-02
NEW sRILEY ON WAY" SIGN.

Manager Roy M. Kemp of the "Riley on the Way" automobile service and supplies house, has erected a hand- some new electric sign before his es- tablishment, at the Jefferson hotel corner.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-03-02
D. STANLEY DREYFUS
 ON VICE COMMISSION
GwN

Little Rock, March Among the members of the state vice commission appointed by Governor BrOugh today was D. Stanley Dreyfus of Pine Bluff, vice $. C. Alexander of Pine Bluff, re signed
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-03-02
SUPERIN NTENDENTS
 s. s. MEET SUNDAY

Superintendents of Methodist Sun day schools of Pine Bluff are to meet at the Y. M. c. A. Sunday afternoon at 4:3G o'clock, to discuss matters in connection with the county Sunday school convention to be held here this month Rev. Frank Thompson is president of the county association, and is anxious to have all superin- tendents present at this meeting.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-03-02
Sometimes.

'Top, tell me one thing" "What is 1t, my son?' ''Is ii the sea of troubles you hear about that they float loans on?"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-03-02
Novel Use for Sand.

In Holland sand is plentiful and in- expensive, and is used instead of hay and straw as beds for cows. It keeps; the animals perfectly clean, requiring only slight raking in the morning to soften and freShen it,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-03-02

lexas lumber manufacturers have meorporated a $100,00O company Ta Eulch plans to establish mills at
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-03-02
School Note.

You can never make true citizen ship by teaching arithmetic and gram mar alone.-Columbu State Journal.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-03-02
Sometimes.

At the time of his marriage a man thinks he is getting a better half, later he may discover that he got counter felt.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-03-02
PLANS FOR NEW ROAD.

', Little Rock, March 1.-Plans for the North Arkansas No. highway were sen sent out today by the state highway aepartment. A total of B miles will
 Oe built at an estimated cost of $59, ,397
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-03-02

Had Faith in His Parachute
 To prove the safety and value of EIS parachute, a French inventor dropped ] 900 feet with it from an aeroplane.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-03-02
Adhesive Tape,

Adhesive Tape.
 A correspondent suggests that a lower side of straightedge used for cutting glass, will prevent it's slipping.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-03-02

aherWeht pugil champion the world and the most remarkable little fighters in the history
  fortune in the ring but quickly squandered in wild Peda Palmer English  
  at Connecticut.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-03-02
French Report Two Raids.

Paris, March 1.-German troops especially trained for raiding opera tions, attacked the American salient last night and this morning, but the Americans retained their line every where. and in addition caused heavy casualties among the enemy. The Americans also took prisoners on both positions attacked.
 The foregoing is contained in the French official communication made public tonight.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-03-02
class at West Point to be killed.
 Barrage Searches Out Huns.

While the Americans were in front of the wire entangements, and in shell holes still fighting desperate ly the American barrage fire began sweeping No-Man's land, catching many running Prussians who had enough of American methods. The barrage swept back and forth, making sure of doing all possible damage to the foe.
 Many Germans Killed. When the enemy had been driven back out of the positions, the bodies of ten German soldiers were found in the American trenches, two German officers were entangled in the wire and many bodies were in sight. Eight were visible thru the snow storm at one point. The ground was Uttered with enemy hand grenades, boxes of explosives for destroying dugouts, and incendiary bombs which they had no opportunity to use. They managed however, to drop incendiary bombs into two dugouts, which were destroy ed by fire, but no Americans were in them.
 Doubt Huns Taking Prisoners.
 If the Germans captured any pris- oners, which it is doubtful, there were not more than two Or three, possibly from a listening post. Of the missing. many probably were buried. Digging for them now is proceeding and oth- CTS may be accounted for. Two Ger mans were wounded, and the other ta- ken unhurt, except for a welt on one of his hands where he was struck by a young American soldier when he showed fight after capture.
 From the prisoners the American officers have secured much valuable information. One said:
 I did not have chance to do anything before an American jumped on to me and grabbed me by the throat"
 Raid Long Prepared.
 The Germans had been preparing for the raid for three weeks, and belong ed to the 18th reserve division of Hanover. The prisoners had Russian coins in their possession and came in- to the trenches opposite just before the Americans took over this sector.
 The Americans lost many killed and wounded, including officers. They displayed the greatest personal cour- age, bravery and energy turnout the engagement, and outfought the sur prised enemy from the instant contact was established.
 During the bombardment a town be- hind the American lines was heavily shelled and there were some casualties.
 French Report Two Raids.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-03-02
AMERICANS ROUT RAIDERS IN FIERCE
 HAND ID HAND FIGHT

(Continuel from page oneD
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-03-02
COLORED MINISTER MOVED.

Rev. w. Conway Smith, who was named to succeed Rev. F. L. Bouey as pastor of the New Hope c. M. E church, has been assigned to the C. NJ. E. church at Hot Springs. Until another minister is secured, the pull pit of the local church will be filled by Rev. Bouey, presiding elder, and Dr. c. c. Neal, president of Haygood Industrial college.
 Some Operation.
 'How much of an operation did the doctor perform on you?" "Oh, a couple of thousand dollars worth."-Life.
New-York tribune., 1918-12-25
Canada to Extend
Housing 10 Workers

The Canadian housing scheme has
passed beyond the limits set by the
ranks Of returned overseas soldiers ana
as at present contemplated will INCLUDE
every working man in the Dominion
The housing comfort and economic IN
provement of the ordinary small wagso
worker Is to be joined with the clSln
OF soldiers through governmental Co
operation. Beginning is TO be with 3
fund of $25000,00O made available By
the central government for the u
of the provinces, which will distrlS'is
the money to all applicants throw
loans.
The principal condition is that tae
borrower must contri butte 10 per ess,
of the total cost of building hops
which must not exceed $500 IN Vslusd, d
or the borrower must own the lsas
upon which the home desired IS 10 ~
built. This Is an arrangement some
what similar to the practice of Ams.
lean building and loan associauo-s
with which the general public IS -
mlllar. Other points are that the 100.
IS subject to a per cent lntele~
charge and run for not less tD''
twenty years. Tan
Further stipulation is that the !Gs~
must be actually TO build home ~, ~,
the borrower and that no house p'h,
from government money shah .Ss
rented or provide revenue Tor ~. snt
owner. The purpose OF the governnssss.
is to provide ready cash Ter workTs ne
men of small wages to build their ~ oD
homes at a minimum cost for in'slsgs
the charge TO run over so many w. e.
that payments will not be QUIZ.
even with taxes and upheep sdueO'
PITTSBURGH Dispatch
New-York tribune., 1918-12-25
Wounded Slightly

hoHLEY. John francis. capt.. 200 CTc;r-
"'1m 1.emne, New York CITY,
Brooklyn S''c Avenue.
BRcMu' Fred A., Paterson. N. ].
6bDGliMAN, Arthur. Newark, n. J.
BRUNO. Patrick j.. Jersey Citv 7
v oONNELL, John, % Clarkson Street New
COUGHLIN, William, East ORANGE
~ cAPAbIANCO, vincenzo, West Hoboken
cUMEsTY. Edward A.. Jersey CITY n T
Steel oofSRrAN. R,aai,, IT,, Edward j.. zoo Degraw
CURRY. Joseph T, 42o St. Nicholas Ave
cox Cyril. 1929 creston Avenue. New
CU1RoNA, Frank, IS Starr Street Brook
y DARRAH. Gillespie. 41i West l1ath Street
PANE DAvEY; Stewart H., sgt, Elizabeth. N. J.
Brooklyn. 1 o'iee''
DOYLE. Stephen. 343 East Fort,
Street New York City -''s'
FARRELL, Vincent. 1877 Patchen Avenu.
=, FREY, Anthony, $50 Jackson Avenue
FUGNI1To. Bernard M. ia Cana,
Street, New York City. ''A'
~ FIELDER, Frank, 500 West 16Oth Street.
FENGER; F Martin. Bayonne, N. J.
O. GALLAGHER. John j.. So Manhattan
Street. New York City. ''-'
GRAHAM Joseph D., sgt. 204 Martense
Street. Brooklyn. ~'''e
GREENE. Maurice, ss9 Atlantic Avenue
Brooklyn. N""e'
GOULD, Ashley M 445 Bedford Avenue
Brooklyn. N0'
GlLLEsPIE, {; John. Bay Shore. N. Y.
HAMPSON. George j.. Elizabeth. N i
HESS. Frederick o.. Newark. n. j.
lANOITO, Ferdinando 25l East 204th
Street. New York City
HMBURGIA. Basilo. s62 Bushwick Ave.
nue. Brooklyn.
JAENIKE. William F.. 1855 Broadway
New York City. ~
JACKSON. Frank N. Paterson. N. J.
kOi BE, Charles L.. 1885 jefferson Ave
RrcOk lyu ->'~7
New-York tribune., 1918-12-25

KEENAN,. james j.. Jersey City. N. j.
LYDON. Richard. Jersey City, N. j.
MEDALLION. T. j.. New Brighton. N. Y.
M'CABE, Felix. 244S Park Avenue. New
York City.
HANDKERCHIEF. Ed L.. Newark. N. J.
MILNE, George W., sgt., Jersey Citq. N. !.
MINNiS. William. sgt. 2I7 West l21st
Street. Now York City.
METZER. William, $50 Van Brunt Ave-
NAMoRATTo. Patsy. 2oS Stone Avenue
Brooklyn.
NOoNAN, John f p. 400 West rortieth
Street. New York City.
NERENBURC. David. 762 South Oak
oBERG. Harry. 7121 Tenth Avenue
Brooklyn.
PINTO. Frank. ~ St Edward street.
PARROTT. John. Newark. N. J.
PARKER, Willard, Hackensach. N. J.
PEARL, Louis. 23l East Ninety-ninth
Street. New York City.
PETROsKI. Frank p. Passaic, N. j.
PRICE. Edward X. Bayonnc, N. J.
POSTTGLlONE, Sam. 1850 Herklmcr
Street. Brooklyn
PlsAcRITA. Nicholas. soS West 145th
pENzicK. Herman man as varet Street.
Brooklyn.
REID. John e.. "a Perry Street. New
York City.
RICE. John F., 5Sl Concord Avenue. New
sALvERsoN, Gabriel. So Second Place.
Brooklyn.
SCHILDKNECHT. George M. 1880 East
Ninety-second Street. Brooklyn.
STEVENS, Frank. sgt. 351 East 1891
Street. New York City.
sIEOEBAUM, Dnvid. 235 East Fourth
Street. New York City
SCHWARTZ. Morris. 173 East 123d
Street, New York City.
SENN. Charles, 755 Seneca Avenue,
Brooklyn.
sH.VERMAN. David. 3o6 Clinton Street,
Brooklyn.
STERILE. Domenico. 62 Skilman Ave
nuc, Brooklyn.
SHIELDS John, Jersey City, N. J.
WALSH. James, $50 Division Street, New
York City
New-York tribune., 1918-12-25
Wounded, Degree Undeter.
mined

ALBRIGHT. Lawrence c., 1883 Putnam
Avenue. Brooklyn.
= AMEDEo, Joseph 4s2 Marcy Avenue,
RYRNE. Edward T., 310O Glenwood Road,
Brooklyn.
bucHAN. Charles, 1901 East Nincty-sec-
ond Street, brooklyn
CRISTIANSON, William, Hoboken. N. j.
COHEN, Alexander, Passaic, N J.
CAWLEf. Michael j., corp. Newark, n. J.
COSGROVE, John j.. Newark N. j.
DEMOLINSKI. Steve. corp. 223 Jersey
Avenue, New York City.
DENIKE, Allen A., White Plains, N Y
DIXON. Joseph D., corp, 50i Manhatta n
Avenue. New York City.
DRIsCOLL. James H.. corp. Orange,
. DUNLAP. Wallace. 400 West 1soth Street,
DOUGHERTY. Thomas A. CORP 1928 East
Thirteth Street. New York City,
rUREY rUI p ! James, Jersey citv, n: n J;
GAY, Frederick c.. corp, 5s4 Madison
Street Brooklyn
GAMBIA. Charles, Newark, N. j.
GOODLOW. Charles r.. 17S Henry Street,
Brooklyn
HEMLED, Charles, Elizabeth. N. j.
kEANE. Robert, corp, Elizabeth. N. J.
KRETCHMAR, Ralph G., 40 West Eighty
sixth Street. New York City.
kbOCkO, Frank, Jersey City. N. J.
LEVINE, Morris. 657 Georgia Avenue,
Brooklyn.
LUTz, Albert. 1856 Fox Street, New
MATTHIEs. Louis, New Brunswick, N. j.
MoSKOWlTz. Sam, 10 Suffolk Street,
New York City.
MALONE. James E.. III Fourth Place,
Street. New York City. ~ @'' 1'O'''
MURPHY. Edward. sgt. Jersey City, N. J.
M'GOVERN, Felix, 204O Amsterdam Ave
nue.. New York City.
MURPHY. Edward j., 81 West Ninety
fourth Street. New York City
PlGHI' Renigio. 1920 Cortelyou Road,
Brooklyn.
p, pIGNETTE v; Il: Donate, sss Morris Avenue,
BoSENBuRG. BOSE Louis Elizabeth, N. j.
REID, John P. corp, New Rochelle, N. Y.
\, RlGhEL, Aller, S01 st. Nicholas Avenue,
G, : RosEMEYER. Harry. sgt, 27 Beaver
REM. Willie ", West New York, N. ].
RYAN. John f., 1S5 Van Siclcn Street,
SHEEHAM, s. l3I5I James; Bayonne N. J.
SCHNElDER William, 3l7 East Eighty
ninth Street. New York City.
.SPlNELLA, Joseph, 1895 ThiAtv-seventb
y 1, SMITH. Nelson J., SIS Park Place,
New York City. V''' ''iee''
WALES, Victor j., corp. Municips,
Building. New York City. 0"'''p3'
\, VAN HORN. Frank NJ. Rector Street.
New York City.
y WEBER. Bernard NJ, 2so Union Avenue
Wy VEST. Roswell ". s44 Tiffany Street
Wash, Stephen, Jersey City. N. ].
:. 'Y.ANuZZI. Batiste. Newark. N. J.
6. AApPuLLA, sebastiano. 2S3 East 14eth
New-York tribune., 1918-12-25
Died of Disease
Wounded Severely

y
BOULEE. Wiuiam A., lieut.. T4o East
Tenth Street, Brooklpn.
KENNEDY, Herbert B., lieut., 111 Ler,m0-
tom Avenue, Ne,o York City.
ATTILIO Frank, 306 East 18th Street,
New York City
BEzNIsCHUCK, Nathan, $50 Rockaway
Avenue, Brooklyn.
BARENOW Michael. 11s East Twenty
ninth Street. New York City.
BUDA. Harry. 1so st. Nicholas Avenue,
New York City.
BERGER. Samuel. Sc Moore Street.
cAVlNs. Percy w. sgt, East 1a5th
Street. New York City.
CAVANAUGH. John P. SAT Fifth Ave
CHARLOCK, Samuel. 7S7 fremont Ave
nue., New York City
coLEMAN, William, 1893 Broadway,
Carlo. Nick, 667 Eagle Avenue. New
York City.
CASTILLO, Arthur. $50 West 155th
Street. New York City.
CROWELI., Harold, Perth Amboy. N. T.
CHIRURGI, Severino. Yonkers, N. Y.
CUMMINGS, John W, 154 East 12stll
Street New York City.
DARTLEY, Joseph. College Point. N. Y.
DEACON, VIM f., Jersey City, N. j.
DICHIAUs, Ernest O., corp. 277 Ever
green Avenue. Brooklyn.
DWYER. Richard j.. goa West Forty
first Street. New York City.
DUFFY. Joseph F., rs King Stret, New
DIODATl. Bennis v. S71 Bedford Ave
nu. Brooklyn.
DE MURE. Ralph. White Plains, n Y.
EVANS. Charles. Jersey City. N. j.
EPSTEIN, Samuel, $50 Fox Street New
York City.
EssELBoRN. Frank. COS West Fourth
Street. New York City.
FITZWILLIAMS, Michael. 2lS5 Amster-
dam Avenue. New York City
FEsCo. John. 116 Christie Street. New
York City.
FlsHMAN, Benjamin N. CORP. 373 Miller
Avenue. Brooklyn.
FRANKEL. Max. 14s East Houston
Street, New York City
FINkEISlEIN. Abraham, I0l Clinton
Street. New York City.
FITzPFATRICK. John r, 600 West 10th
Street. New York City.
FORST, A. j.. Long Island City. N. Y.
FLYNN. Lawrence Jersey City, N. J.
GABRIEL. James j. 1904 Third Avenue.
Brooklyn.
GlOssI Henry, 24s East sixty-second
Street. New York City
GREWE. Joseph P, x. of c. Sec, 4sl
Fourth Avenue. New York City.
GUNTHER Harry d., CORD. H r. Cladin
Company. New York City.
GRAMsO, William. 40 Eighteenth Street,
Brooklyn.
GhEGER. David A., sgt. 141 Russell
Street, Brooklyn.
GREEN; Alexander. $50 Rockaway Ave.
nue.. Brooklyn.
GLEASON, Joseph A.. 142 West Seven
teenth Street. New York City.
GALUPPO, Michael F.. 81 Mulberry
Street. New York City
GREENHAUS. Isador, CT East Ninety
eighth Street, New York City.
HELBLE, Anton, Hackensack n j.
HALL. Kenneth c.. sgt, Yonkers, N. Y.
HUGHES. John r.. sgt. Port Richmond,
N. Y.
HoLovAKoFF. Sam. 2ss Avenue R, New
York City.
JAMES. Joseph. 22l West sixty,second
Street. New York City
KELLY John, sgt, Jersey City. N. ].
kOURIAN. Edwin 80 West Thrty-eighth
Street. New York City.
hOLORSAk Thomas. Perth Amboy. n. ].
LATFlN, William p sgt. a5 Lee Ave
nue.. Brooklyn.
LAzARovlTcH, Saul. 17s Houston
Street. New York City
LYNCH, John F., 36s Union Street,
Brooklyn.
LIND. Urban: scl Livingston Street.
LEyIroNE, Leizar, 4s7 Cleveland Street.
Brooklyn.
miller; Anton G., s55 caldwell Ave
MLEAN John c.. Passaic, ~ J.
MARTIN, Arthur c., Jersey City. n. ].
MCCORMACK. Edward j.. corr, 2o8 East
Ninssieth Street, New York City
New-York tribune., 1918-12-25
The Casualty List

WASHINGTON, Dec 24The the War
department to-day contain the
O these 273 killed in action 206
accident and other died of arpane
5S severely wounded degree
were slightly wounded and are
The full list for New York City vicinity jersey
State States
New-York tribune., 1918-12-25
Ne,c York City and Ticirify

MITCHELL. John p. 237 Ninth Avenue.
New York City
=, MAGDALlN. Irving. 263 Court Street,
Brooklyn.
>, MAGGIo Joacph, pa DeKalb Avenue,
MAGRATH, Frederick A.. 354 East Fourth
Street. Brooklyn
>, METRoTAKER. John, 25 Hopkins Street,
Brooklyn.
MORRE1TI. Giuseppe 8 King Street. New
MURRAY, Thomas. i2 East 10th Street.
New York City.
eighth Street. New York City
MULLIGAN. William 1l2S Park Avenue.
New York City
NERO, John, Staten Island, N. Y.
VEVALA, William. 727 Forty-third Street.
=. o'coNNELL, Harry. $40 East 1920
Street. New York City.
0FARRELL. William, Paterson. N. J.
, PHlLLlPS, Walter, 1872 Meeker Avenue.
Brooklyn
- PORTEoUs. David corp. 1873 Bay
Twenty-ith Street. Brooklyn.
ROSERROCK. Charles. 1889 Jefferson
- REEVE. Reginald c.. sgt, II Gold Street,
RAVEY. Charles D.. Woodhaven. N Y.
STEW ENSON. George A., aS9 st. Marks
SMITH. SMITH. George r.: Railway. N. J.
S0DER Leo G.. Paterson. N. J.
~, - MS t'HJ, Harry L., I23 West
Thirteenth Street. New Yorl, City.
SOLODUCHE. Alexander, Bayonne, N. J.
ShIRTCLiFFE, Harry, 40 Engert Ave
nue. Brooklyn
SHANNON, Patrick. New Brighton. N. Y.
SEWELL. Emmet X, Y. M. C. A. Section
oi. Madison Avenue. New York City.
, SULLIVAN. John L., CORP, 1iS Jane
Street New York City.
SHANNON, Richard, Jersey City, N. J.
SCH HWARTZ, Martin. 4t3 East Eighty
second Street. New York City.
,, STEELE, Albert, 4Os Suydam Aveue
Brooklyn.
scANDATlATo, Gasparc, 2os johnson
Street Brooklyn.
SLEvIN. Joseph. 13 Ocean Place, Brook
yn.
STUART. Elmer sgt Newark. NJ J.
SlMONSON. William O.. sgt, 1869 Pacific
Street, brooklyn.
ToSSIT. Charles l.. 272 Pulaski Street
Brooklyn.
uNFER, William, 1903 Putnam Avenue
Brooklyn
uGAcTz, Sam. $50 Hempy Street. New
vENAFRA. onofrio. 24sl Maclay Ave
nue. The Bronx. New York City.
VLASTNIk, Charles. Long Island City
N. Y
WILLIAMS Henry. sgt. 1922 Seventh
Avenue New York Cit,-